Can't make this s**t up!

@kirillk_web3 I will check it out. The thing I never get with posts like this (and there are a lot) is it is usually half assed and then a hook into paying for more. I am developing an agent business myself. I will give the entire plan away for free because I don't need the $$.

@ElonTheWizard Read the article first; in it, I simply show you the basic setup for a bot like this, and I don't charge anything for it.

me seeing a Claude bot that made $1.5M in a month and someone dropped a full guide my reaction:

@intrinsicvalyou @MarchMadnessMBB @NFL But I have the same mind as you. I like the product being more pure, ethical, about the kids. But I also want my program to play by the same rules everyone else is playing by. If it's the wild west, then I want Ohio State to be the best gunslinger in the nation.

@ElonTheWizard @MarchMadnessMBB @NFL You can’t catch everybody But that’s why when you do catch someone you fine & strip everything All you need to do is prove who reached out to who first. You image devices. Which are already monitored Make the risk high. I think it’ll happen

If you can’t tell your team by looking at this chart. Then your coach is a scumbag

@intrinsicvalyou @MarchMadnessMBB @NFL I will never see the NCAA as legit anymore after the Fishigan decision. It wasn't just a disgrace, it was a betrayal ... dirty ... corrupt. They just hope they get the fine.

@intrinsicvalyou @MarchMadnessMBB @NFL I've said all along, Ohio State should just issue a public statement that the year they vacated wins ... yeah, fuck off, that didn't happen. I mean the NCAA is a dead body that's only purpose is fiscal survival. Most teams are going to tell them to take a hike.

@intrinsicvalyou @MarchMadnessMBB @NFL But again. If I were a team, based on Fishigan's model, I'd tell the NCAA to fuck off. Fine? See you in court. Strip wins? Fuck off! My devices? Yeah, they are in a lake. Tampering? By the time it is decided in court, the kids been in the NBA for 3 years. I hope you are right.

@intrinsicvalyou @MarchMadnessMBB @NFL I say these things not because I think they are good or I agree with them. I am just stating the current playing field. Notre Dame "tampered" with our WR's and it worked. But I don't know what that means because it's not a real rule.

Probably take a decade but it’ll happen eventually Til then we take names. Who are the loser coaches that can’t develop & sacrifice young men out of their own insecurities Should ban them from the sport. Total scumbags. You know Yaxel doesn’t even go to class. Has the IQ of a goldfish Literal players who won’t go pro paying for homework on their cashapp. Total mockery of college aspect

@intrinsicvalyou @MarchMadnessMBB @NFL "Tampering" in the current framework is just a word. It's a word with no teeth. No one is going to enforce it. So taking names isn't going to matter for most fans. They will excuse it away if they get success. It's not like the NFL that has a commissioner.

@intrinsicvalyou @MarchMadnessMBB @NFL I am not sure what taking names means. Izzo will be faced with this choice too. Will he be a scumbag if a top player from Duke will come for a donors cash? What if that donor knows the kids agent? I don't know. There are just no rules and that's going to suck until there are some

@intrinsicvalyou @MarchMadnessMBB @NFL Indiana football could be stripped of their title if the courts rule that dude who played last year ineligible. But Indiana rolled the legal dice and in my opinion, if he is ruled to have been ineligible, that's just as invalid as Fishigan's title.

A well funded college sports commission can buy politicians & laws. Just like big business does It’s actually not that expensive in light of the potential future revenues being lost with a trash product If my favorite nfl player played on a different team every year. Would be total garbage. Why even root for a team?

@intrinsicvalyou @MarchMadnessMBB @NFL Ohio State had to realize this after Indiana's model. Being an elite program makes your HS recruits more vulnerable not less. So paying them makes no sense. Going after players who have experience and pay them is the model now unfortunately. It's just fiscal common sense.

Agree it will take time but Eventually these loopholes will close We are in the very beginnings of NiL. Eventually an appropriate legal framework will be set Coaches who are promoting kids transferring/losing credits & bunny hopping every year are ruining students futures and are absolute scum of the earth

@intrinsicvalyou @MarchMadnessMBB @NFL Izzo will face the Dabo dilemma. Do I compete or stand on some kind of moral ground? HS recruiting will become less and less important as older and experienced players can go to the highest bidders and developing players that can be poached becomes too financially risky.

@ElonTheWizard @MarchMadnessMBB Given time this loophole being exploited by scumbags will end Imagine the @NFL with open free agency 2x a year. Would destroy the product Coaches tampering to build teams are filth. Especially for the players who lose 30% of credits & don’t go pro. Harmful to their future

@intrinsicvalyou @umichbball @ufc Seems only fair that you should include 48 seconds of the "balls hunter".

〽️48 Seconds of Aday Mara taking cheap shots

@ComeHometoRome No, just made up really.

The results of Protestantism is that anyone can interpret scripture however they want to. Sola Scriptura creates a smorgasbord of personal interpretation

@WesleyLHuff @louistheroux That's a lot of words to admit your just a p*ssy.

Recently watched @louistheroux’s Netflix documentary Inside the Manosphere, and along with seeing a few other viral characters in the “looksmaxing” community couldn’t help but think how sad it all is. Scripture particularly warns against vanity rooted in pride. Pride precedes ruin, and arrogance of spirit leads to downfall (Prov 16:18), while God resists the proud but gives grace to the humble (James 4:6). Nothing — not a single thing — should be done from selfish ambition or vanity, but rather through humility, considering others superior to oneself (Phil 2:3). Though the “looksmaxing” community masquerades as a masculine movement, I can’t help but read scriptures’ warnings to women and their preoccupation with looks to be relevant to the group. The Bible is clear that charm is deceptive and beauty is vain, but the woman (or in this case men) who fears the Lord will be praised (Prov 31:30). Adornment should not be external elaborate hairstyles, gold jewelry, or fine clothing (dare I add jaw/hairline and muscular silhouette) as discussed in 1 Pet 3:3–4, but rather inner character. The Pharisees practiced their works to be seen by others, loving the best places at banquets and greetings in the marketplace (Matt 23:5–7), illustrating how vanity corrupts spiritual practice. God told Samuel not to look at appearance or height, because while humans see the exterior, God sees the heart (1 Sam 16:7). The wise, strong, and rich are warned not to boast in their accomplishments (Jer 9:23–24), redirecting glory toward God alone. I’m reminded this morning to pray for the lost, poor, and dangerously and unfulfillingly sad figures at the head of these particular movements.