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Hate to say I told you so but.... I told you so. Still shorting worldcoin $WLD. My thesis still stands: after this btc capitulation the bull market resumes. Bears will feel the wrath of the sandpaper green dildo 📈

Anticipate three moves ahead. Strategic thinking requires long-term vision.

Whoever has the most energy wins. This is true on the micro and macro level. Whether with people, or battling civilizations.

The serious man eventually stops asking life to feel fair before he moves. He sees the board as it is, not as it should have been. He studies the incentives, finds the leverage points, protects his exits, and acts. Reality does not reward emotional protest. It rewards strategic adaptation.

Playing the card of contempt is immensely powerful, for it lets you determine the conditions of the conflict. The war is waged on your terms. This is the ultimate power pose: You are the king, and you ignore what offends you. Watch how this tactic infuriates people.

Never build your identity around being talented. Talent makes you proud before the work has made you reliable. Build your identity around being correctable, consistent, and hard to discourage. The man who can be coached, humbled, and still return stronger becomes dangerous over time.

Never let your emotions write checks your future has to pay. One angry message, one needy explanation, one public reaction, one impulsive confession can create a version of you that outlives the mood. Self-control is not repression. It is reputation management in real time.

King Louis XIV — if he did not like you, he acted as if you were not there, maintaining his superiority by cutting off the dynamic of interaction. This is the power you have when you play the card of contempt, periodically showing people that you can do without them.

Saying what you actually think is almost always the tactically wrong move. Psychopathic men know this instinctively. Autistic men never realize this.

A man filled with both ambition and despair will engage in extreme risk taking. He desires to ascend and he has nothing to lose, so using high risk high reward strategies is perfectly rational. It’s incredible what a man is capable of once he has given up hope.

Never reveal your intentions or goals; instead use charm, humor, flattery—whatever works—to hold people’s attention to the front.

We are all complex and ambiguous, full of contradictory impulses; if you show only one side, even if it is your good side, you will wear on people's nerves.

Neuroscience explains why most people cannot execute a long-term strategy. The prefrontal cortex can only process future rewards very abstractly and diffusely. The limbic system processes present discomfort severely. So when the current cost is perceived as very real, but the payoff is only theoretical, the brain overweights the pain. And that's not a character flaw. It's how the system is engineered to work by default. The people who succeed managed to make their future feel more present. Your nervous system is the enemy, not your character.

@ZssBecker Facts

It's really easy to take your life and the people in it for granted. No matter how hard you work, in a snap it can all be gone. Focus on climbing the mountain. But don't get so obsessed you forget to enjoy what you have. One snap is all it takes.

Spiritualize your warfare. Every day you face battles—that is the reality for all creatures in their struggle to survive. But the greatest battle of all is with yourself—your weaknesses, your emotions, your lack of resolution in seeing things through to the end.

Boomers had the option of being average and getting a decent life. If you are a Millenial and you are average, your life will be terrible. Shoot for the starts or drown.

@TedPillows Blah blah blah btc still goin up. After this capitulation 📉📈

"I will never sell"

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Game theory pretty much proves that the long game is not a strategy most people can execute at all. That's because it tends to require a negative short-term position in exchange for a real advantage later. Most people cannot commit to this because their threat-detection system reads current loss as an existential failure. And that's vicious short-sightedness. It leads them to optimize for visible progress and sacrifice their real position. The people who constantly win rarely have better information. Instead, they accept that losing now will pay off later. Never quit a game before it starts.