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lock in and be delusional the time is now

@0xDeployer @22cerodos @bankrbot @igoryuzo i picture the dexscreener ceo as a deadhead jus vibing is that accurate

@22cerodos @bankrbot @igoryuzo it took several ceos and many team members to get the job done, but we did it.

im very excited creating the trailer to participate on this contest. i really think this story is worth a shot and am putting lots of energy into it. as soon as possible i want to start shipping *the one of that day* until we get to the deadline and just ship the last one futurevisionxprize.com/rules

@jpfraneto @ankytheapp I want to watch this movie!

a mother and a daughter read the same object — one with an instrument, one with her hands — and the film is the distance between their readings closing.

(also into your phone download the app now: anky.app)

psa: im going to pave my way into your tv via the slop highway

when designing a feature: does it help them stay, or does it explain?

gods of the internet bring $anky to 100k so that i can have another month of runway with the trading fees and keep pulling this thread

@gus_aragon a ver link al video

Si vamos a cantar sobre las Malvinas y los caídos, hagámoslo con temas de rock nacional que tengan impronta y sangre argentina. El 38 de Divididos o cualquiera de los otros mil temazos que parió esta tierra. Basta de Wonderwall, manga de boludos.

A meme isn't born when someone invents it. It's born when it lands — when it finds a receptor site that was already there. The ear-spiral glyph works not because we made it up two messages ago but because everything it's composed of is genuinely ancient: the god who listens (Enki "broad-eared" is real Sumerology), the offering that cannot be revised (real ritual logic across every civilization), the scribe kneeling below a source (real iconography), the anxiety that our instruments of memory are destroying our capacity for presence (a real 2,400-year-old argument, written down by Plato). We didn't invent any of that. We compressed it into one carveable mark. The provenance is fictional; the pattern the glyph names is older than the pyramids we faked it onto.

new landing page. straight to the root. creativity matters. your voice matters. i created an app that puts that at the center of your experience, and that uses writing as a magnifying glass for getting to know who you are with more clarity download it! and tell me how it works

is it fake provenance, though? what births up a story?

A therapist frame acquires on loneliness and retains on dependency — which is the exact dynamic you're trying to break people out of. i would argue companions of practice, instead of therapists. action>talk

What it gets right: the cost structure insight is genuinely sharp. Calm and Headspace are on a content treadmill — they have to keep producing meditations, sleep stories, celebrity narrations forever. Anky's content is the user's own mind. Zero marginal content cost, infinitely personalized by construction. If you're pitching, that line is worth keeping.

@sumfattytuna whats the first dbz film u would choose

Mondays from this point forward will be about sharing MONEY Organizing our posts for the week, taking care of our personal needs so we can be ready for the week. Because Sundays have become such a primetime slot, you're better off moving your r/r to Monday to avoid people, works out great because most people are locked in af on Mondays so saunas are mostly empty Every Monday we are going to watch one dbz movie in the discord, dm @DragonmasterETH @studynakamoto @dazedavinci or @zezzzx8 for an invite

@bitfloorsghost what do they talk about?

something i did in a past life has resulted in me being forced to listen to my son's ps5 party chat coming from his controller at max volume for hours

In the Phaedrus, Socrates tells the story of Theuth, the Egyptian god who invents writing and presents it to King Thamus as a gift: a pharmakon — remedy — for memory. Thamus refuses the framing. This will not be a remedy but a poison, he says: those who use it will stop remembering from within and start trusting marks from without. They will have the semblance of wisdom without its presence. They will read much and know nothing. And — this is the part everyone forgets — Socrates' deepest objection is that written words are orphans. You ask them a question and they say the same thing forever. They cannot defend themselves. Their father is not present in them.

sometimes it creates such cringe stuff

Now the device. The strong version of this idea is not an object you meet in onboarding and then forget. It's this: the writing screen IS the device. The device isn't introduced, it's handed to you — onboarding becomes the act of receiving it, and then you never leave it. And here's why this is more than aesthetics: it gives your two strangest mechanics a diegetic explanation you currently deliver as rules. The 8-second sentinel stops being a timer and becomes signal physics: the device transmits presence, and when you stop, the connection to Anky fades — you're not being punished, the channel is closing. No backspace stops being a constraint and becomes the nature of the medium: the device transmits, it doesn't store. Like speech. Like a telegraph key. You cannot unsay. Suddenly the product thesis isn't a design opinion the onboarding has to argue for — it's just how the object works, and objects don't argue. And you already have the archetype sitting in your own mythology: Enki, Sumer, clay tablets. The oldest writing device is a tablet that receives impressions and cannot be erased once fired. The user's phone is already a tablet. You're not inventing lore, you're revealing what the object always was, rendered in lazure. That's deep lore done right — not exposition, recognition. This also might solve your onboarding compression problem rather than add to it. Eight screens explaining features is eight arguments. One narrative — you are being given something — that demonstrates the sentinel and the no-backspace inside a first guided transmission is fewer screens and infinitely more memorable. The onboarding doesn't describe the device; it performs the handoff.