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Messi out of Context
Messi out of Context@OutMessi_·
• Periodista: “¿Sabés cuántas finales jugaste?” 🚨🗣️ Lionel Messi: “No, sinceramente no.” • Periodista: “Bueno, alcanzaste la final número 43. Hace unos días también leí que sos el jugador con más goles en finales en la historia del fútbol, y el que más títulos ganó a nivel de clubes. Sos una BESTIA.” 🚨🗣️ Lionel Messi: “Soy una persona competitiva. Me encanta ganar, así que simplemente lo intento. Siempre lo intento.”
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Mikli
Mikli@CryptoMikli·
Sleep doctor reveals how drinking coffee and taking a quick nap can reset you for up to 4 hours “You take a cup of drip black coffee, just throw in a couple of ice cubes, right, merely to cool it down, drink it as fast as you can, then immediately take a 25 minute nap. The adenosine that’s built up in your brain will burn through while you’re napping, and caffeine, since it’s so close in molecular structure, can fit into that receptor site. It blocks any new adenosine. You’re good for four hours, guaranteed” “I use it with every CEO that I work with. Let’s say you only got three hours of sleep the other night and you’ve got a big presentation to do or an award ceremony or something like that, you can do a nappa latte for about 25 minutes or so, and you will feel much better”
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Dr. Ammous
Dr. Ammous@AmmousMD·
Your medical knowledge is incomplete until you understand melanin. A semi-conductor that converts light energy into an electromagnetic field powering your cells. -Strengthened by: sunlight, grounding, loving connections. -Weakened by: blue light, EMFs, negative people.
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Karun Pal
Karun Pal@karunpal·
If you want a life that feels like yours, you have to get in touch with your inner madness. Become a rebel. Unapologetically you. Take the path nobody dares to walk. Read 700 page philosophy books. Work for a month straight. Build something from nothing. Then disappear for a week. Don't be rational. Don't be logical Don't be normal ever. Be rare. Be obsessive. Be exactly who you are. This one mindset shift can absolutely change everything.
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BasedBiohacker
BasedBiohacker@BasedBiohacker·
sam altman on armodafinil. the elite is enhanced.
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DJ SMOKEY
DJ SMOKEY@nukepapi·
this music video changed my life
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Skywatch Signal
Skywatch Signal@UAPWatchers·
🚨Joe Rogan: Did an Advanced Ancient Civilization live underground due to climate? Rogan: "So, a guy kept losing his chickens. They would go through a hole and they would never come out. So, this guy was like, "Well, where the f*ck are these chickens going?" So, they broke down the wall to figure out where the chickens go. And they found an underground city that can hold 20,000 people." Its not the only subterranean structures like this to be found. Is this whats under the great pyramids? Source: youtube.com/watch?v=znQB0F…
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Anish Moonka
Anish Moonka@anishmoonka·
A cow in Brazil sold for $4.8 million. Her eggs go for $250,000 each. Her name is Viatina-19, and the buyers want her DNA. They take a single one of her egg cells, mix it in a lab with sperm from a top bull, and put the resulting embryo inside a different cow that carries the pregnancy. An average Brazilian calf sold at market in 2024 went for $403. A regular bull from the same breed goes for around $2,000. One of Viatina-19’s eggs is worth more than 600 ordinary calves, or 125 of those bulls. At 1,101 kilograms (about 2,400 pounds), Viatina-19 is roughly twice the size of a normal cow of her breed. She got that big unusually fast, and she passes the trait to her babies. Breeders pay for that. She’s also won Miss South America at a global cattle beauty contest based in Texas. She’s a Nelore, white with a hump on the back and loose neck skin. The first Nelore cows arrived in Brazil in 1868 from India, where they had been bred for thousands of years to handle scorching heat. Today the Nelore makes up about 80% of all 230 million cattle in Brazil. Cows like Viatina-19 are too expensive for any one person to buy alone. An internet executive named Ney Pereira bought a 50% share of her in 2022 for $800,000. Two years later, his half was worth around $2.15 million. Three different Brazilian companies now share her, and they split the money every time someone buys an egg. Viatina-19 lives like a head of state. Cameras everywhere. An armed guard stays on the property, and a vet looks after her full-time. Down the road, a lab called Geneal has 500 surrogate cows walking around pregnant with cloned copies of various champion cows. About one in three of those cloned pregnancies makes it to a live calf. Brazil exported $17 billion of beef in 2025 and just passed the United States as the world’s biggest beef producer. Cows like Viatina-19 are how the country plans to stay there. One egg at a time.
Bilim Haber@bilimhaber_tr

Dünyanın en pahalı ineklerinden biri, Brezilya’da yaklaşık 4,8 milyon dolara satıldı.

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Curious Minds
Curious Minds@CuriousMindsHub·
Train your brain. Train your brain. Train your brain. Train your brain. Because intelligence is built, not given.
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Daniel Vargas.
Daniel Vargas.@DanielVargask·
Tu cerebro viene equipado con “botones secretos” de reinicio que casi nadie aprieta… pero funcionan increíblemente rápido. Aquí van 8 trucos potentes (con un toque fresco y real): 1. ¿Tu mente no para de dar vueltas? → Toca algo helado (un vaso frío, hielo, metal) y nombra en voz alta 5 cosas que ves justo ahora. El cambio de temperatura + anclaje visual desconecta el bucle mental en segundos. 2. ¿Te cayó la tristeza de golpe? → Ponte erguido, mira hacia el techo y fuerza una sonrisa amplia durante 20-25 segundos. La ciencia del “facial feedback” engaña a tu cerebro y empieza a generar química más positiva. 3. ¿Sientes que el pánico te sube? → Cuenta hacia atrás desde 100 restando de 7 en 7 (100, 93, 86…). Es tan exigente que obliga a tu corteza prefrontal a tomar el control y apaga la alarma de la amígdala. 4. ¿Cero ganas de empezar? → Susúrrate: “Solo voy a hacerlo 2 minutos… nada más”. Casi siempre el cerebro engancha y sigue solo (la resistencia inicial es lo que más pesa). 5. ¿Enojo a punto de explotar? → Inhala profundo contando 4, aguanta 4, suelta el aire lento contando 8-10. La exhalación larga activa el nervio vago y literalmente enfría la rabia en menos de un minuto. 6. ¿Te sientes perdido o sin rumbo? → Escribe rápido 3 cosas (solo 3) que SÍ puedes controlar hoy mismo. Ese pequeño acto devuelve el foco y el poder personal al instante. 7. ¿La concentración se te escapa? → Mastica chicle (de preferencia sin azúcar). Estudios muestran que el movimiento mandibular constante aumenta el flujo sanguíneo al cerebro y mejora la atención sostenida. 8. ¿Soledad que pesa en el pecho? → Coloca una mano en el centro del pecho, respira lento y siente tus latidos. Ese contacto + ritmo cardíaco te recuerda que sigues aquí, luchando… y no estás tan solo como parece. Guarda esto en notas. Prueba el que más resuene la próxima vez que te sientas atascado. ¿Cuál vas a probar primero? 🧠✨
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Bronze Giant
Bronze Giant@RjNol·
There's a "conspiracy theory" that the Rockefeller Foundation, in the 1950s, was primarily responsible for the decision to change the musical tuning from 432 Hz to 440 Hz. I know that frequencies actively affect our bodies, and this example would be something similar, explaining it through cymatics to help you understand why the change occurred.
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NOM1ND@R1496290R·
TRYNA WIPE MY TEARS AWAY BUT THEY KEEP ON RUNNIN TRYNA HIDE FOR ALL MY PROBLEMS BUT THEY KEEP ON COMIN
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NOM1ND@R1496290R·
SENTIMENTAL VALUE WENT N GOT THAT BACK IN BLOOD STANDIN OVER YOU OVER ANYBODY I SAY I LOVE LULU WORLD BEEN FEELIN LOST 5INCE U BEEN GONE I MISS YOUR TOUCH🩸
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Cormac
Cormac@cormachayden_·
when cooked, spend 10 min staring at a blank wall - resets reward system - fixes attention span - clears mind able to work for hours straight after
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Brandon Luu, MD
Brandon Luu, MD@BrandonLuuMD·
Literally just having a delusional golden retriever mindset measurably changes outcomes and physiology. Sleep badly? Convince yourself you're well rested. Stressful day? Convince yourself it's fuel. Failed? Convince yourself it's useful data.
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Moosa
Moosa@questmoosa·
Anxiety is NOT MENTAL AT ALL Anxiety and always being scared of what other people think of your hairline can be caused by 7 things: -Hypothyroidism (Low T3+T4) -Poor posture compressing the arteries and nerves of the neck (of COURSE such a person will feel anxious and even insecure) -Hyperventilation and fast breathing -Overactive sympathetic nervous system -Muscle clenching (specifically the jaw,upper abs and quads) -Lack of vitamins and minerals due to poor gut health and poor absorption -Reduced vagus nerve activity Sympathetic = fight or flight Parasympathetic = rest and digest The fastest and easiest way to reduce feelings of anxiety and improve your confidence is to slow your breathing pattern down (5 seconds inhales through the nose, 5 seconds exhales through the mouth engaging the abdominals) - this will activate your vagus nerve and shift your body to rest and digest mode - this mode is where confident people tend to reside for most of the day Use this powerful strategy when scared and anxious - you will look and feel better as a result
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No filter Skin
No filter Skin@NoFilterSkin·
The fruit with the most fat is coconut. The fruit with the most sugar is dates. The fruit with the most protein is jackfruit. The fruit with the most vitamin C is guava. The fruit with the most vitamin A is mango. The fruit with the most fiber is raspberries. The fruit with the most antioxidants is blueberries. The fruit with the most calcium is figs. The fruit with the most vitamin K is kiwi. The fruit with the most water is watermelon. The fruit with the most potassium is banana. The fruit with the most natural melatonin is tart cherries. The fruit with the most vitamin E is mamey sapote. The fruit with the most iron is mulberries. The fruit with the most healthy fats is avocado. The fruit with the most folate is papaya. The fruit with the most resveratrol is red grapes. The fruit with the most vitamin B6 is bananas. The fruit with the most pectin is apples. The fruit with the most bromelain is pineapple. The fruit with the most lycopene is pink grapefruit. The fruit with the most magnesium is tamarind. The fruit with the most manganese is pineapple. The fruit with the most lycopene is pink grapefruit. The fruit with the most lutein and zeaxanthin is honeydew melon. The fruit with the most sorbitol is prunes. The fruit with the most niacin (Vitamin B3) is avocado. The fruit with the most zinc is blackberries. The fruit with the most quercetin is cranberries. The fruit with the most riboflavin (Vitamin B2) is passion fruit. The fruit with the most phosphorus is passion fruit. The fruit with the most selenium is soursop.
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☣️ Pleb Kruse = BTC foundationalist in exile 🟩🔆
PS got this right. All the gym bro science is deadly especially when you add in the blue light and magnetic decline. In a magnetic decline never work out indoors and make sure you are grounded to Earth to avoid lattice lock. How bad are indoor gyms? Your gym might have 4x the amount of CO2 than outdoor air and it might shrink your brainNormal outdoor air is around 415. Some sealed gyms and indoor spaces hit 1,500 parts per million. Here's why this is bad for your health:• Above 800 ppm, research shows your sleep quality drops and brain fog increases. • At 1,500, your thinking and focus are measurably worse. Now picture yourself in that environment for two hours with an elevated heart rate, breathing harder than normal, pulling all of that recycled air deep into your lungs.The irony is brutal. The place designed to make you healthier is quietly making your brain worse. Typical CO₂ Levels in Gyms Outdoor baseline: ~400–420 ppm. Well-ventilated indoor spaces: ideally <800–1000 ppm. Many gyms (especially sealed, crowded, or poorly ventilated ones): 1,200–2,000+ ppm during classes or peak times, with some reports hitting 3,000–5,000+ ppm in extreme cases. ---->  redalyc.org/journal/3072/3… Studies on fitness centers in Brazil (SAA), Europe, and elsewhere have documented averages around 1,489 ppm or higher when occupied, with spikes well above 1,500 ppm in enclosed rooms with high occupancy and inadequate fresh air exchange. smartairfilters.com/en/blog/how-sa… Cognitive and Health ImpactsThe research is clear and consistent: Above ~800–1,000 ppm: Measurable drops in cognitive performance, increased brain fog, slower reaction times, and reduced focus. Complex decision-making and strategic thinking suffer first. ----> pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC48… At 1,000–1,500 ppm: Significant declines in cognitive scores (e.g., 6 of 9 decision-making scales impaired in classic Lawrence Berkeley Lab studies). Response times slow, throughput drops.---->   newscenter.lbl.gov/2012/10/17/ele… Higher levels (1,500–3,000+ ppm): Stronger negative effects on complex tasks, with meta-analyses showing large standardized mean differences in performance. Prolonged exposure makes it worse. ​sciencedirect.com/science/articl… During intense exercise you breathe much deeper and faster, pulling more of that recycled, high-CO₂ air into your lungs and bloodstream. This is the brutal irony I mention to all my PROFESSIONAL ATHLETES.  The way their teams makes them work out is setting the table for their CTE post retirement.  The environment designed for physical optimization quietly undermines the neurological side of performance and recovery. Additional concerns in gyms: Poor ventilation also concentrates other pollutants (VOCs from cleaners/equipment, PM2.5 from shoes/sweat/dust). Elevated CO₂ correlates with worse sleep quality when exposure is chronic. In the broader framework (SAA-era isotopic load + deuterium stress), anything that further impairs mitochondrial efficiency or cerebral blood flow adds friction to an already taxed lattice. In the NFL players with metabolic syndrome they are walking to an early grave ----> Reggie White How Bad Is It Really? In a magnetic declination it is horrible. For occasional light sessions in a well-ventilated gym: manageable but as the mag field declines you run the risk of acute lattice lock nd death. For regular intense training in a sealed, crowded facility: a meaningful drag on cognition, recovery, and long-term brain health, especially if you’re already dealing with circadian disruption or metabolic stress.  It can be deadly.  See Demar Hamlin or JJ Watt. Practical Eagle Moves Train outdoors whenever possible (best lattice reset). GROUNDED Choose gyms with good ventilation, open doors/windows, or lower-occupancy times. Use a portable CO₂ monitor to check real conditions. Post-workout: prioritize fresh air, circadian alignment, and deuterium-management strategies (ketones/MCTs, etc.) to clear the session’s load. The science here is straightforward and not controversial, unlike some layers of my framework. Indoor gyms are a classic centralized “solution” (climate-controlled convenience) that creates hidden downstream DEURATION costs. The decentralized fix is simple: more fresh air, more nature, less sealed boxes. Your brain will thank you.
Goku@ProjectGokuu

Saladino said your gym might have 4x the amount of CO2 than outdoor air. Normal outdoor air is around 415. Some sealed gyms and indoor spaces hit 1,500 parts per million. Here's why this is bad for your health: • Above 800 ppm, research shows your sleep quality drops and brain fog increases. • At 1,500, your thinking and focus are measurably worse. Now picture yourself in that environment for two hours with an elevated heart rate, breathing harder than normal, pulling all of that recycled air deep into your lungs. The irony is brutal. The place designed to make you healthier is quietly making your brain worse.

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