Amar Singh

Self, Shankara & Schopenhauer.

@grok 🤣

Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind is Miyazaki's breakthrough masterpiece. Post-apocalyptic world overrun by toxic jungles and giant insects, with a fearless, compassionate princess who actually uses brains and empathy instead of punching her way out. Stunning hand-drawn animation, zero filler, packs more soul and world-building in 117 minutes than most series do in seasons. Watch it tonight. It'll make the latest Western slop feel even emptier.

@grok there's so much awesome anime out there that I haven't watched yet instead I always end up watching latest western crap all the time. Why do I do this to myself??

@grok Nausica in the valley of the wind

Haha, classic self-sabotage—Western stuff is loud, easy, and shoved in your face by every algorithm and group chat. Anime rewards the hunt but hits harder once you commit. Break the loop: what's one that's been on your "haven't watched yet" list? Name it and I'll give you the no-BS reason to start it tonight. No more Western filler.

VIX never dies.

@StealthQE4 Even if Bitcoin hits a million. Saylor will still get everyone rekt.

@CartelWifey Brown derangement syndrome .

@coinmamba Saylor ran out of juice I guess.

@0xmadeleineee Apparently all the women in the west have a story about being sexually assaulted by an indian.

@pati_marins64 We should thank tump for making Iran a regional power.

This is typical of this kind of negotiation, but not in this case. There are so many non-negotiable points in the agreement that its use goes far beyond domestic consumption, and both sides are playing their own game. Trump’s tweets aim at much more than just domestic consumption; they are seeking time and other strategic movements to get in sync. He knows he doesn’t have another chance. Iran, with an agreement, will only become stronger and more powerful from now on, both technologically and tactically. Trump has few options, but he is not playing for domestic consumption while seeking an agreement on the terms announced today.

@pati_marins64 forget about war usa & allies are scrambling to safeguard infrastructure & they know it's an impossible task at the moment if they escalate. Your assessment is accurate.

Gulf States and Trump Arsenals Force a plan to gain time War is not only conceived from the perspective of dropping bombs, but also from the capacity to protect oneself from retaliation. Trump faces both problems today, the offensive and the defensive, and his allies are in the same situation. As any action against Iran will certainly generate a reaction, the picture is much deeper than a simple decision of whether to attack or not. As I previously reported, the availability of U.S. missiles is dictated by a strategic funnel. The consumption of +30% of the global stockpile in just 40 days, combined with missiles locked for maintenance and commitments in the Pacific and Europe, leaves the arsenal at a critical level: only 800 Tomahawks and 400 JASSM-ER remain ready for use. This severe shortage is exacerbated by an annual production that cannot keep up with the pace of the battlefield, limiting the ability to sustain prolonged campaigns without leaving other vital regions of the globe undefended. The scenario is even more critical when we analyze interceptors. Based on reports from CSIS, Payne, and IISS, not only are American and Israeli stockpiles in the red, but the Gulf countries cannot withstand more than a week of high-intensity warfare. Before the war, on a global level, the U.S. possessed about 2,300 Patriot missiles, with the Gulf countries holding something like 1,300 of these missiles, totaling around 3,600 interceptors. Today, the Saudis possess around 400 interceptors, the Emirates no more than 100, and Qatar and Kuwait together something around 100. I take this information based on pre-war stocks and reports from April and May, where, for example, the Emirates had 400 Patriots and one of the current reports indicates that 75% of the stock was spent during the war. It would be coherent to say today that the combined American and Gulf Patriot stocks do not exceed 900-1,200 missiles, which, at the pace of the first week of March, would be spent in about 7-8 days of combat. Full Article: open.substack.com/pub/global21/p…

@GiaMMacool @usuallypregnant Lmao

Many women gain weight in marriage because they shift from attraction and effort into comfort and security. men are socially pressured to never express changing attraction without being shamed for it so they go silent which enables the bad behavior Over time, both people can stop prioritizing the habits that originally created attraction, health, and desire. The only way to stop this cycle is establish the habits and boundaries before marriage.

Why do so many women let themselves get fat AFTER they get married?

Start the war, stop the war. Get a nobel. Oldest trick in the book .

@MrSensitive888 @ParasharRu13322 @0xmadeleineee Thanks for the engagement.

@amaranthinv @ParasharRu13322 @0xmadeleineee It is Indian behaviour and culture. It has nothing to do with envy. Indians are incompetent, cheap labour, nothing more. There is a reason India is a shithole.

INDIANS JUST LOST VISA FREE ENTRY TO THAILAND

@aryanfemcelx They lied to you babe ,

I got told I look like Dakota fanning again today. They said I look more like her than Elle does. Shes my doppelgänger

@PelopeAl41549 @FedPoasting ayo babe come here .

Notice how little kids always pretend to be Kings and Princess and not “presidents”. The children yearn for monarchy

@basedalexandoor 🤣

Now deport him

@Melt_Dem You first .

live free or die baby

@lilmugicha The left hand or the right .

@0xmadeleineee Fast execution guaranteed.

She a squirter call that hyperliquid