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R. Rastapopoulos

@RobRastapop

Cosmos, Flor-Fina, Sondonesia 🇮🇩 - and other improbable ventures.

Katılım Mayıs 2018
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R. Rastapopoulos
R. Rastapopoulos@RobRastapop·
My book 📚 rating 5️⃣ Essential Life affirming A book I will re-read 4️⃣ Very Good A pleasure to read Worth 8-20h of your time 3️⃣ Good Worth it - if you like the topic 2️⃣ Average 1️⃣ Bad Unreadable/stupid 🅾️ Ouch Stay away: detrimental to your wellbeing
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R. Rastapopoulos@RobRastapop·
@JasonMBrodsky This seems a pretty good deal for Trump It is somewhat better than Obama deal too I think he should take it
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Jason Brodsky
Jason Brodsky@JasonMBrodsky·
"According to the sources, #Iran is proposing a "complete freeze" on uranium enrichment activity for a period of up to 15 years. After that period ends, it would be permitted to resume enriching uranium at a low civilian-grade level of 3.6%, under a principle of "zero stockpiling," meaning no enriched uranium inventory." If this is true, Iran's position is softening. Only a few weeks ago, Iran was offering only a complete freeze of uranium enrichment activity for 5 years. The blockade is working. Keep the pressure on. israelhayom.com/2026/05/03/ira…
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R. Rastapopoulos@RobRastapop·
@clashreport That’s essentially the COO office of the country (if we can say that the Finance Minister is CFO)
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Clash Report
Clash Report@clashreport·
King Mohammed VI of Morocco appointed Crown Prince Moulay El Hassan (22) to a senior military coordination post inside the armed forces, marking his first real operational role. The Role: “Coordinator of the Offices and Services of the General Staff of the Royal Armed Forces (FAR)”, a central position linking logistics, intelligence, and strategy across the military. This is a hands-on command track, not ceremonial. It mirrors the exact path Mohammed VI took as crown prince.
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Boring_Business
Boring_Business@BoringBiz_·
There is a certain joy in the journey of earning your own wealth that inherited wealth can never replicate Have a few friends who inherited millions from their family. It was fun at first to have access to that money with no sacrifice made. Over time, most became void of purpose and began to spend it recklessly. The folks I know who are at that same level of wealth through their own labor tend to be much happier. The years of sacrifice has built up a sense of confidence and accomplishment in them that the first group dont have Totally different vibes despite being at the same level of wealth
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R. Rastapopoulos@RobRastapop·
@airkatakana Korea and Japan has the same dynamics on entrepreneurship They punish failure heavily Both legally and socially That’s why power is concentrated
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Air Katakana
Air Katakana@airkatakana·
when your country has 4 companies which make up 40% of your gdp, metrics like gdp/capita become completely divorced from the situation on the ground 100 people are living in +7sd levels of abundance while everyone else is wondering if they can afford starbucks or not
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R. Rastapopoulos@RobRastapop·
@ekwufinance The price of rice and wheat will go up 20% next year Perhaps more if El Niño is severe It is not just the 20% It is that 20% across ALL types of carbohydrates and edible oils
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Lukas Ekwueme
Lukas Ekwueme@ekwufinance·
Brutal chart... 50% of food production depends on this But yeah… markets are at all-time highs, nothing to worry about
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TurfDoc1@chaddwill·
This thing about LIV losing their sugar daddy ie Saudi Fund. If it’s true, and I’d say it probably is, I’d make every player that left the PGA Tour earn their way back. No exceptions, no excuses.
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R. Rastapopoulos@RobRastapop·
@MarioNawfal Assuming we live in a simulation where the most entertaining or ironic outcomes happen - Trump will start bombing again in 3-4 weeks when Dubai is back to normal
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Mario Nawfal
Mario Nawfal@MarioNawfal·
🇦🇪🇮🇷 UAE has officially resumed full air traffic operations across its entire airspace as of today. Emirates is back to around 80% of its pre-war capacity, with Etihad close behind at roughly 75%, and both are climbing fast. This is the first full normalization since Iran's missile and drone campaign began. Source: Gulf News
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R. Rastapopoulos@RobRastapop·
@Invest_Brandon Earnings are propped by leverage and crazy capex of Mag8 And Mag8 earnings propped by global consumerism that’s teetering
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Investing With Brandon
Investing With Brandon@Invest_Brandon·
THE STOCK MARKET IS DOING THE UNTHINKABLE RIGHT IN FRONT OF US 84% of companies beating EPS 81% beating revenue And people are still calling for a crash. Read that again. This is not a weak market being propped up by hype. This is a market being driven by REAL earnings strength. When profits are this strong, prices HAVE a reason to go higher. That is how markets work over time. Everyone wants to fight the move because it feels too fast. But the reality is simple EPS is strong & share prices will follow that in the long run. Will we get pullbacks? Of course But the floor is rising underneath you while you wait
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Tetra | ChadFish
Tetra | ChadFish@TetraChad·
Spirit Airlines going under is a good thing. Travel should go back to being the exclusive right of people with money. Budget airlines have made the world objectively worse by allowing uncultured broke ppl who are basically feral animals to run rampant throughout the world.
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Michael J. Miraflor
Michael J. Miraflor@michaelmiraflor·
Among my hottest takes are: - Disney adults (esp with no kids) are ruining it for families by inflating the cost of everything. - Disney adults should seek therapy to deal with childhood issues, not more trips to Disneyland. - Disney should not cater to Disney adults. It’s for families. It’s for the kids.
The New Yorker@NewYorker

For the most devoted fans, Disney has engineered an ecosystem of financial entanglement that goes far deeper than park tickets or merchandise, which keeps the magic—and the debt—perpetually compounding. In 2023, Ashley, a freshman at Quinnipiac University, in Connecticut, had $15,000 in her bank account. Excited by her newfound freedom as a college student, she decided to start going on solo trips. Walt Disney World, in Orlando, Florida, seemed like an obvious choice. She went during her winter break. Then she returned, six times, in two years. Soon enough, her account balance had dwindled to just five dollars. Perhaps unsurprisingly, many adults who have accumulated Disney debt seem to be chasing a feeling from their childhoods. One woman, who has been to Disney World more than a hundred times, said that visiting the parks takes her back to a time when she had fewer worries: “It’s the nostalgic feeling of what brought you joy when you were little and you didn’t have the stressors of adult life.” Read more about the Disney adults putting themselves in debt for the pursuit of magic: newyorkermag.visitlink.me/_JqtFg

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Scott Barber
Scott Barber@thescottbarber·
Words literally cannot express how utterly insane and tasteless this aesthetic really is.
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R. Rastapopoulos@RobRastapop·
@MoummarNawafleh It it more about a life in business or the business of life ? Ie: can a non business person find good learnings ?
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Moummar
Moummar@MoummarNawafleh·
this is the book that got me into biographies/autobiographies. one of the best written books and I’m rereading it 6 years later
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R. Rastapopoulos@RobRastapop·
@antoniogm Hah Seneca was just as stoic when he was the richest man and the emperor behind the emperor To Marcus the Roman Empire must have seemed everlasting Do get your timelines right
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Antonio García Martínez (agm.eth)
Stoicism is the philosophy of slaves (Epictetus), unjustly condemned men awaiting death (Seneca), and emperors of a dying empire (Marcus Aurelius). It became the philosophy of people who couldn’t control events, but still needed to feel sovereign over a dwindling sphere.
Roman Helmet Guy@romanhelmetguy

Stoicism is popular because apathy is the sickness of our age and stoicism glorifies it. Stoicism is cope for living in a dying society. Stoicism is managed decline. You need to become anti-stoic. You need to become so passionate it’s self-destructive.

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R. Rastapopoulos@RobRastapop·
The protected will eventually try to destroy the protector - because being well-protected is eventually indistinguishable from being strong, and indeed protection does “bound” (that is its nature) Liberals attack conservative governments Heirs sell out family company to PE
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Jack Moses
Jack Moses@jackmoses777·
I don't understand why everyone dreads long flights so much. I feel like I change the trajectory of my life every time I take a 20-hour flight across the world. I sit on my computer, listen to podcasts, write, work, introspect, and plan my next season of life (usually fueled by a fair amount of caffeine). By the end of it, I've produced a bunch of content, clarified my vision, and know the exact moves that will get me to the next level. Looking back, long flights often end up being the most transformational days of my year. I look forward to them every time I go traveling for this reason.
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R. Rastapopoulos@RobRastapop·
@wartirnes Meanwhile China manufactures a thousand drones a day The samurai is helpless against a thousand arrows
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War Times@wartirnes·
Japan's Answer to Germany's Leopard 2 Beer Test While Germany tested the Leopard 2 with beer, Japan did it with wine glasses. The Type 10 MBT demonstrates its advanced stabilization and hydropneumatic suspension by balancing glasses while on the move. Developed under the TK-X program, the Type 10 was built for modern warfare with a strong focus on mobility, firepower, protection, and integrated C4I systems, marking a new generation beyond the older Type 74 and Type 90 tanks.
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R. Rastapopoulos@RobRastapop·
@scrub68 @NUCLRGOLF @Skratch So he couldn’t get back his tour card but won a senior open ?? Shocking how much luck is needed to be a pro golfer Just a couple of bad bounce here and there …
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scott@scrub68·
@NUCLRGOLF @Skratch I caddied for Joe in a few tournaments when I caddied on tour. He did go on to win the U.S. Senior Open Championship so he is a major winner
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NUCLR GOLF@NUCLRGOLF·
Throwback to when in Q-School, Joe Daley missed getting his Tour card by ONE shot and never regained status 💀 Via: @Skratch
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R. Rastapopoulos@RobRastapop·
What’s cheap now? Not many, but 1) Asian real estate developers 5-6X PE, 30-50% discount to assets 2) Bitcoin Use cases higher with fractures “multipolarity” (Eg GCC) 3) China banks RE bad loans already priced in 5-6X PE All with inflation tailwind
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