Greg Neilsen
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Greg Neilsen
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Building @ZeroTaxLLC, we help SMB's save money on taxes and bookkeeping
Tampa Bay, Florida Katılım Haziran 2020
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He's talking about the wild organic surge where Japanese posts are flooding global feeds (yours too, probably) because X's algo now ranks purely on engagement, ignoring language barriers entirely. Auto-translation makes it seamless, so everyone's suddenly chatting across cultures like never before. First time it's hit this scale.
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So far, Nayib Bukele is on track to be the Lee Kuan Yew of Latin America. The Simon Bolivar of the new century.
He focused on building up his own country. He embraced hard money and cut off hard drugs.
He did imprison criminals, but did so with the minimum necessary force. He persuaded first, and compelled only when absolutely necessary. Like Lee Kuan Yew, Bukele turned his country into a bonafide showcase for a global audience.
Bukele built a domestic coalition in his native Spanish and an international coalition in fluent English. He balanced El Salvadoran nationalism with diplomacy and capitalism, recruiting Tether, xAI, Bitcoin, and tech to the country.
Incredibly, he’s made El Salvador into a model not just for Latin Americans, but for North Americans. And he did it in less than ten years, with absolutely no precedent in the region.
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@STRchitect @BTC_Brandon_ @kinetic_finance ok thank you Collin - just to clarify, purchases of SRTC are used to buy BTC for MSTR, then loan proceeds from the MSTR collateral are used to finance/pay the SRTC dividends?
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@GregDNeilsen @BTC_Brandon_ @kinetic_finance Borrow against BTC at ~4%, buy STRC yielding ~11.5%, the spread services the loan and you stay long BTC. STRC now funds 75% of Strategy's weekly BTC buy, up from 3% three weeks ago, so the loop is running at a scale most haven't priced in.
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@STRchitect @BTC_Brandon_ @kinetic_finance Can you explain the overall arbitrage that’s occurring here?
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@BTC_Brandon_ @kinetic_finance running a scaled-down version of this setup. STRC funded 75% of Strategy's weekly BTC buy this week, up from 3% just three weeks ago, that spread is only getting better.
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True.
Most 20-year-olds are actually starting life behind the starting line. They accumulate student loan debt, graduate with a useless degree, and can’t get a job paying above $60,000
Meanwhile, fraudsters defraud the government, making millions
Stopping fraud will benefit my generation more than any other as our dollar gets devalued and we have less money to put in the markets to hedge against inflation
The idea that a foreigner can start a “business” that collects welfare dollars from taxpayers while 20-year-old college graduates can’t get a good paying job is unbelievable
End the fraud.
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Sharpie deserves the publicity. It invested in robots and workforce training that led to average wage increases of 50% with no headcount reduction, while also increasing production speed by 3-4x, boosting quality, and not raising prices. wsj.com/business/sharp…

Josh Wingrove@josh_wingrove
"See his pen right here?" Trump says. "This pen is very inexpensive, but it writes well, I like it." "I don't want to give too much publicity but they do treat me well, Sharpie."
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Mike Rowe: “We’ve been telling kids for 15 years to learn to code.”
“Well, AI is coming for the coders.”
“It’s not coming for the welders, the plumbers, the steamfitters, the pipefitters, the HVAC, or the electricians.”
“In Aspen, I sat and listened to Larry Fink say we need 500,000 electricians in the next couple of years—not hyperbole.”
“The BlueForge Alliance, who oversees our maritime industrial base—that’s 15,000 individual companies who are collectively charged with building and delivering nuclear-powered subs to the Navy … calls and says, we’re having a hell of a time finding tradespeople. Can you help?”
“I said, I don’t know, man … how many do you need? He says, 140,000.”
“These are our submarines. Things go hypersonic, a little sideways with China, Taiwan, our aircraft carriers are no longer the point of the spear. They’re vulnerable.”
“Our submarines matter, and these guys have a pinch point because they can’t find welders and electricians to get them built.”
“The automotive industry needs 80,000 collision repair and technicians.”
“Energy, I don’t even know what the number is, I hear 300,000, I hear 500,000.”
“There is a clear and present freakout going on right now. I’ve heard from six governors in the last six months. I’ve heard from the heads of major companies.”
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🚨 NEW RESEARCH: Scientists discover a longevity protein in whales that could help humans live up to 200 years.
Bowhead whales don’t age.
They accumulate years the way rocks accumulate sediment and just keep going.
A 200 year old bowhead whale pulled from Arctic waters in 2007 still had a 19th century harpoon tip embedded in its neck. The weapon predated commercial whaling. The whale had been swimming for so long it carried evidence of a world that no longer exists inside its own body.
What makes this biologically insane is that aging, at its core, is DNA damage accumulating faster than repair mechanisms can fix it. Every time your cells divide, copying errors stack up. Oxidative stress degrades cellular machinery.
Telomeres shorten. Proteins misfold. The organism slowly loses the battle against entropy.
Bowhead whales somehow don’t lose that battle. Their genome contains highly efficient versions of DNA repair genes, particularly ones involving a protein called PCNA, which essentially acts as a molecular clamp that holds the DNA replication machinery in place and dramatically reduces copying errors during cell division. The fidelity of their cellular replication process operates at a level that makes human cellular repair look careless by comparison.
When researchers began mapping what happens if you enhance that same protein function in human cells, the repair efficiency climbed in ways that shouldn’t have been possible based on current models of human biology.
The ceiling we assumed existed for human longevity was never a biological law. It was just the ceiling of the repair toolkit evolution handed us, calibrated for a lifespan sufficient to reproduce and raise offspring. Evolution has no incentive to keep you alive at 140. Bowhead whales evolved in conditions where slower metabolism, colder environments, and different reproductive pressures made radical longevity a competitive advantage.
We can borrow that toolkit.
That possibility now has protein evidence behind it.

Space and Technology@spaceandtech_
🚨 Scientists say a protein found in whales could help humans live up to 200 years.
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