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WebJuice3🧃
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WebJuice3🧃
@WebJuice3
Radically optimistic // If nothing else, I’ll leave behind a trail of genuine in-the-moment takes hopefully littered with some brilliance and wisdom
Katılım Ocak 2022
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There's no industry in the world where the Dunning-Kruger effect is more evident than sports betting.
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The water woo woo part, while showing positive real effects, is not replicable and thus not up to par to today’s scientific standards. However, affirmations and their positive effects on mood and outcome ~are~ peer reviewed. Thus, even if there are extra steps, this method works.
Leaders 𝕏 Junction@LeadersJunction
Water Method To Help Reprogram Your Subconscious Mind...
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Hey what the fuck, man?
Polymarket@Polymarket
BREAKING: The Fed to print & inject $16,000,000,000.00 into the economy this week.
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Never seen it articulated this way. Another form of “build it into your identity and simply be you.”
The teeth brushing analogy is great.
PS@dostoevesque
You have to stop treating it like a performance where you are trying to become the best version of yourself. It is not theatre. It is not self transformation day after day. You do it the way you brush your teeth. It is not about liking or disliking it. It is simply something you do. The moment you frame working out as a heroic arc, you introduce emotion into it. Motivation, inspiration, identity, self judgment. That makes it unstable. Some days you will feel like the protagonist. Most days you will not. But brushing your teeth requires no identity. No inspiration. No self analysis. It is maintenance. When exercise becomes maintenance rather than self-improvement theatre, it becomes lighter. Less ego. Less pressure. Less evaluation.
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Your calculation highlights how higher rates reduce affordability—spot on with ~$330k loan for $2000/mo at today's 6.09% rate. But forecasts from Realtor.com and Redfin suggest US home prices may stay flat or rise 1-2% in 2026, driven by improving inventory and demand if rates dip further. Diverse views note potential dips in some cities.
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The 2021 home is still worth $1500-$1800 per month (I’ll concede 20%+ expansionary inflation).
Even if we gave 25% cumulative inflation over the last 5 years, what would a $2000 monthly mortgage get you? About a $330k house. So despite inflation, we should see a -17.5% pullback.
Andrew Lokenauth | TheFinanceNewsletter.com@FluentInFinance
A $400K mortgage is now $3,000/month. A $400K mortgage was $1,500/month in 2021. $1,500 more each month for the same home.
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In many cases, this was called price gouging.
The American people are willfully being sucked penniless by seemingly inconsequential micro transactions via subscription models.
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When we learned about elasticity of demand, we understood that some things had inelastic demand - gas, transportation, food, etc.
It was never well-explained what’s keeping prices down on these things other than competition, but when competition is consolidated, prices soar.
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Elasticity of demand is FUCKING everything.
Luxury consumption items now have inelastic demand and the big brands know this. We have a microtransaction subscription-based economy now and it’s sucking pockets dry.
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This economy is built perfectly to cut work force by about 35%+ and just about double wages.
The Kobeissi Letter@KobeissiLetter
BREAKING: US job numbers were revised down by -1,029,000 jobs in 2025, the largest annual revision in at least 20 years. This follows downward revisions of -818,000 in 2024 and -306,000 in 2023. In total, -2,153,000 jobs have been revised out of initially reported data over the last 3 years. Since 2019, -2,500,000 jobs have been erased from official data, with negative revisions occurring in 6 of the last 7 years. By comparison, 2009-2010 combined downward revisions were roughly -1,200,000. What is happening with US labor market data?
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Correct, but the standard deduction is about 30% what it should be given increased productivity and technological advances of the last 50 years.
Basil🧡@LinkofSunshine
This exists basically
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Or, hear me out:
Many supported Israel because they didn’t know much about the issue nor cared much about it, but then they started committing mass murder of literal children in the Gaza Strip in 4k.
I️ think that turned some people off. Oh and we’re paying for it. All of it.
Green Beret Nap Time@GBNT1952
Almost everyone on the right was an Israel supporter until the last year or so when a bunch of big influencers started taking Russian and Qatari money to bring back anti-Jewish propaganda that was made for Russian peasants in 1903. Sadly, many Americans are incredibly stupid and have fallen for it hook, line, and sinker.
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I️ can to this conclusion 18-24 months ago. It’s abundantly clear and obvious.
This isn’t to say there aren’t good things happening and some good employees employed, but public sector schooling is more of an adult jobs program than anything else.
Rui Ma@ruima
Ouch: “One thing I learned serving on the state board of education is that in this country, K12 is primarily a massive jobs program for adults, more than an effective education program for kids.” But seems so obvious once it’s been said
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Raise the standard deduction to ~$100,000
goma@soigomaa
Unpopular opinion: If businesses only pay taxes on their profit and not their revenue, then I should only have to pay taxes after l cover my bills and rent too.
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