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@PeterSchiff That escalated quickly 😅 Yields rising matters, but jumping straight to “worse than 2008” ignores how different today’s system is.

10-year Treasury yields hit 4.4% for the first time since July 2025. But war, exploding debt and soaring inflation will drive yields much higher. Without big rate cuts and massive QE (a mistake), stocks and real estate will crash, resulting in a financial crisis worse than 2008.

@litcapital 😂 Brutal take. That list went from “future leaders” to “let’s see who ends up in headlines next"

Forbes 30 under 30 is insane because it’s like OpenClaw but for identifying white collar criminals

@Theholisticpsyc There’s definitely a mind–body link, but it’s not that simple. Stress can increase inflammation and affect how you feel physically, which can make emotional regulation harder — but histamine is just one small part of a much bigger system.

Trauma, stress, grief, anxiety, cause high histamine levels. When your body's working to fight allergies and inflammation, you have less energy for emotional regulation.

@unusual_whales Headlines love the word “crash,” but falling demand doesn’t automatically mean prices collapse. Inventory, rates, and supply constraints matter way more.

"California housing crash fears as buying rates plummet below Great Recession level," per NYP

@_falsi1ke Just turn on Do Not Disturb 😅 Cleanest solution — they’ll think you’re busy, not ignoring them.

Someone is asking me how to block calls from actually ringing on their phone, so it just shows I tried calling you !

@takaichi_sanae That’s such a surreal moment 😄 Walking into dinner with a military band playing Rusty Nail is not something you experience every day.

昨日の夕食会では、夕食会場の外に私が到着したら、軍の音楽隊の方々が、Ｘ Japanの「Rusty Nail」を演奏して下さり、大感激でした。

@CoachDanGo Exactly. Gym numbers don’t always translate to real-world strength. Leverage, control, endurance, and movement efficiency matter way more than just size.

Reminds me of the video where a climber who was 2x smaller than Larry Wheels was easily back rowing the same weight. Functional strength is a real thing.

@SahilBloom “Skin cheat code” is doing a lot of heavy lifting here 😅Feels like one of those products that sounds amazing in theory, but what really matters is how your skin actually reacts to it.

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@dougboneparth And most people quit at the -20% part… which is why they never see the +200%. We also share thoughts on investing, markets, and long-term strategy — feel free to follow our profile if that’s interesting to you.

Investing is being able to lose 20% in order to gain 200%.

@edgaralandough That’s a powerful habit. Small daily adjustments like that compound fast — most people don’t improve because they never pause to reflect.

A life tip I live by: I evaluate my behavior every night. I will literally be in the shower like "I didn't like how I responded to that today but tomorrow I will be better".

@NailMintRough Exactly. Most decisions aren’t about what’s optimal — they’re about what feels safe enough to live with.

@XScaleLab That's such an interesting perspective! It makes total sense that people would lean towards what feels safer instead of just the best option.

Most marketing ignores one uncomfortable truth: People don’t want the best option. They want the safest feeling decision. The winner isn’t the one who’s objectively better. It’s the one who feels less risky. When someone sees your offer, they’re not thinking “Is this good?” They’re thinking: “What if this doesn’t work?” “What if I waste money?” “What if it’s the same as before?” That’s what actually slows the decision. That’s why uncertainty kills conversions faster than price. You can be expensive — and still sell. But if people don’t clearly understand what they’re getting, they won’t move. So instead of just adding more value, we decided to remove risk. We’re giving early access to our product for free — so you can experience exactly what you’re getting before making any decision. No pressure. Just clarity. Follow to learn more about our upcoming release 📈 #Marketing #Growth #Startup

@Austen Yeah, that advice only makes sense at Nvidia scale 😅 For most companies, that would just be lighting money on fire. Context matters way more than the quote.

This is good advice if you’re making $3 million net profit per employee like NVDA is

@elonmusk Everyone talks, few actually deliver. Real ones don’t need to prove it — you see it in what they build.

So many phonies, so few who are the real deal

@fesshole 😂 That’s actually genius. Turning a weakness into a “networking skill” is elite.

I am terrible at remembering names at parties so I often introduce them to someone else in the hopes they will say their name again and I can remember this time. I have a reputation as a person to know for introductions. It's only because my memory is bad.

@_RyanFowler_ That’s a solid mix of fits. Panthers and Titans feel like the most obvious spots for early opportunity, but Miami or Denver could unlock his upside in a more explosive offense.

Texas A&M WR KC Concepcion has visits scheduled with the following teams, per source: • Denver Broncos • Tennessee Titans • Carolina Panthers • Miami Dolphins

@realEstateTrent That’s a level most people don’t reach. Being right is easy — protecting your time and energy is the real skill. Most people fight over small things and lose something bigger in the process.

A dry cleaner ruined one of my shirts recently, and I decided not to do anything about it. Why? They would have pushed back and insisted they didn’t do it. I would have explained why they were wrong, and they would have denied it again. I would have told them I’d never come back unless they reimbursed me, and the back and forth would have continued. Frankly, dealing with that kind of conflict over a shirt that costs a couple hundred dollars isn’t worth my time or energy at this point in life. Yes, people should be held accountable, and there should be consequences for actions, and this stuff should be viewed on a case-by-case. But in this case, it was a no brainer. All downside. I’m just not going to go back. Sometimes you have to weigh the upside, pick your battles, and choose being smart over being right.

@MySportsUpdate That’s real courage. Speaking about it openly probably helps more people than he realizes — especially in environments where everyone feels pressure to stay silent.

Oregon QB Dante Moore shared that he struggled with depression at 18 amid the pressures of college football and his mother’s cancer battle. He’s now advocating for expanded mental health services, writing: “I know what it feels like to struggle in silence. I also know what it feels like to be supported and to come back stronger. That support saved me.” espn.com/college-footba…

@GPrime85 😂 When you write it out like that, every open-world game suddenly sounds like chores with better graphics.“Main quest” = run errands for strangers and hope it all connects somehow.

> Die in combat > Wake up in a fishing hamlet > Fight bandits > Go to town > Arm wrestle a rando > Give a coin to a beggar > Save a lady in a sewer > Rescue a cat from a roof > Sweep a chimney > Unlock a random door in a castle > This is the main quest > The only thing telling you to do this is your radar ...this is a 70 dollar game