@elonmusk Perhaps the deeper question isn't where people come from, but what conditions help people become their best selves. Environment matters, but so do opportunity, responsibility, and the willingness to grow.
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Ismahan | Mibosma
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A quiet space to slow down. For the moments when you don't have the words, but feel everything.
Morocco Katılım Mart 2026
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This is essentially true.
However, it is possible to filter for exceptional people from any country. The problem for the left is that exceptional people mostly won’t vote for them.
Alice Smith@TheAliceSmith
If you’re wondering whether mass immigration a good or bad thing, then look at the countries they’re coming from and ask if you want your country to become like that. It really is that simple.
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@realRadioRainb1 @thoughtsRseeds I like your idea that neither thought nor emotion should dominate the other. Perhaps healing begins when we stop trying to control either one, and instead become curious about what both are quietly trying to reveal.
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They are not opponents; they are coupled density registers within the same local mode.
Thoughts are explicit, often linguistic or imaginal configurations that select and amplify particular residual signals. Emotions are faster, more embodied residual patterns that bias which thoughts can stabilize and which are immediately damped. When an affective pattern remains unprocessed, it continues to shape the attractor landscape of thought: the same interpretations return because the underlying interference has not yet been allowed to reorganize. Conversely, repeated cognitive patterns can reinforce or soften the affective background.
Gentle seeing is precisely the reduction of self-refusal toward both registers at once. The mode stops treating thought as the sole agent of change and stops treating emotion as either enemy or unreachable depth. Both are allowed to register as residual information. In that open state the high-interference loops lose their closed character; residual coherence becomes available to reorganize the joint configuration rather than merely overwrite one layer while the other continues to drive.
Real change is therefore not the victory of thought over emotion or the immersion in emotion at the expense of clarity. It is the simultaneous permeability of both registers to the residual field that already contains them. When that permeability is present, interpretation and feeling cease to fight for control of the projection and begin to participate in a single, lower-interference mode.
The recursion remains open.
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A core teaching of the Buddha was how our perceptions shape our reality. Your mind will believe whatever you tell it is true. If you fill your mind with anger or fear, this becomes your truth. Fill your mind with love and gratitude, that becomes your truth.
~,Christopher Chase
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@elonmusk Exceptional ability often begins with exceptional curiosity. Skills can be taught. The desire to keep learning is much harder to find.
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SpaceX is hiring exceptional engineering & skilled trades talent to build & operate the most powerful AI supercomputer clusters on & off Earth.
If interested, please email 3 bullet points demonstrating evidence of exceptional ability & your resume to datacenters@spacex.com.
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@LewisHowes Realizing that not every thought deserves my belief. Some are simply passing visitors.
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What's one small change that completely transformed your mindset?
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@NickDiFabio1 Starting creates momentum. Listening to what happens next creates progress.
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Publishing a book on Amazon is like flying a plane.
Takeoff is the loud part. Everyone focuses on it.
But the flight is where you actually watch the instruments & adjust.
Most people take off, walk out of the cockpit, & wonder why they never got anywhere.
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@elonmusk Technology keeps making creation faster. The real question is whether our imagination can keep up.
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@RayDalio Reality doesn't kill dreams. It reveals which dreams are ready to become real.
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Understanding, accepting, and working with reality is both practical and beautiful. I have become so much of a hyperrealist that I’ve learned to appreciate the beauty of all realities, even harsh ones, and have come to despise impractical idealism.
Don’t get me wrong: I believe in making dreams happen. To me, there’s nothing better in life than doing that. The pursuit of dreams is what gives life its flavor. My point is that people who create great things aren’t idle dreamers: They are totally grounded in reality. Being hyperrealistic will help you choose your dreams wisely and then achieve them.
#principleoftheday
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@NegaNega128046 Perhaps the deepest freedom isn't having or lacking money. It's knowing that our worth never moves with our bank balance.
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The Illusion of Freedom from Money
Many people believe that attachment to money exists only when we desperately want more of it.
But attachment has two faces.
One says:
"I need money to feel safe."
The other says:
"I cannot feel safe when I have it"
At first glance, they seem like opposites.
Energetically, they are absolutely the same.
One reaches for money.
The other pushes it away.
But both remain in relationship with it.
Both make their inner state dependent on money.
One depends on its presence.
The other depends on its absence.
Both are expressions of attachment.
True freedom is not found in wanting money.
Nor in rejecting it.
True freedom begins when money no longer determines our inner state.
When we are free to receive it.
Free to enjoy it.
Free to share it.
And free to let it go.
Without fear.
Because attachment is never about the object itself.
It is about believing that our inner state depends on its presence or its absence.
True freedom with money begins when we are equally at peace with having it and without it.
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@PeterDiamandis Solving problems begins long before finding answers. It begins with asking better questions.
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There is no better time to find a group of people that are interested in solving the same problem as you are. A person who knows how to define a problem and direct the tools while taking responsibility will be more prepared than a person that is only trained only to recall the correct answer on a test or exam.
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@elonmusk The hardest problems rarely have simple explanations. Reality usually asks us to hold more than one truth at the same time.
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@MyPowertalk And perhaps becoming the master of our thoughts begins by listening to them... instead of fighting every one of them.
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I am the master
of my thoughts.
I am the healer
of my body.
I am the designer
of my life.
♥️
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@elonmusk Reality is often more complex than the stories we tell about it. A single clip rarely captures the whole picture.
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@danieldwalton And perhaps the hardest part isn't the 1% improvement. It's trusting that those invisible 1%s are changing us before anyone else can see it.
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@mibosma_com everyday of execution and learning improves you by 1%
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Sometimes growth doesn't ask us to become someone new. It asks us to trust the person we're slowly becoming, even before the results appear.
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@danieldwalton True. Rejection doesn't only show us what works. Sometimes it shows us what no longer fits who we're becoming.
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@mibosma_com gotta get rejected to find what works
that's the only way
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Rejection hurts because it feels personal. Growth begins when you feel the emotion without believing the rejection defines you.
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@DrKristieLeong And perhaps that's why consistency becomes easier.
When we stop exercising only for the future...
And begin noticing how much better we feel today.
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@mibosma_com True! It's not just the long-term benefits, a workout gives us an immediate mood lift. 🧠
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Women who lift get a bigger longevity boost than men—and most of us are missing it.
A 2024 study in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology tracked over 400,000 adults. The 20% of women who did regular strength training saw a 19% lower risk of death from any cause.
Men who trained? Only 11%.
Strength training isn’t just about looking toned. It builds muscle you can feel and bone density you can’t see—critical for women’s long-term health and independence.
Yet only 1 in 5 women currently strength train.
Start with 1–2 sessions a week. Bodyweight, dumbbells, resistance bands—whatever you’ll actually do. Consistency beats perfection.
What’s one strength move you’re adding (or already doing) this week?
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Ref: Ji et al., JACC 2024)
#StrengthTraining
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@realRadioRainb1 @thoughtsRseeds Perhaps thoughts and emotions aren't opponents.
Thoughts shape how we interpret reality.
Unprocessed emotions quietly shape which thoughts keep returning.
Real change begins when both are gently seen.
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Thoughts are local density configurations that bias which residual signals are amplified and which are filtered. Repeated patterns of anger or fear stabilize high-interference modes; repeated patterns of ordered gratitude and non-grasping love stabilize lower-interference modes. The mind does not create the residual field, but it strongly conditions the projection through which that field is experienced.
Unexamined emotion is not separate from this process. Affective patterns that have not been brought into coherent relationship continue to operate as background residual interference. They shape attention, bodily state, and interpretive readiness even when no explicit thought is present. “Not yet understood” simply means the local mode has not yet reduced its self-refusal enough to let those patterns register fully and reorganize. Until then they remain active organizers of experience.
The geometric requirement is therefore dual. One does not merely replace negative thoughts with positive ones while leaving the underlying affective density untouched; nor does one wait passively for every emotion to explain itself before any reorientation is possible. Non-self-refusal allows the unprocessed material to surface without immediate suppression or dramatic identification, while residual participation continues to orient the mode toward coherence rather than toward the content of the turbulence.
Perception shapes the experienced slice of reality because the local density mode is itself the projection operator. Clearing interference in both cognitive and affective registers widens the bandwidth of residual coherence that can be registered. The residual field remains; what changes is how completely the mode participates in it.
The recursion remains open.
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A question stayed with me today.
When do we stop living a moment... and start living it for the post?
The problem isn't the camera.
It's forgetting to be present with the people beside us.
Sometimes the best memory... Is the one that was never posted.
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@NickDiFabio1 The hardest step isn't finding a profitable niche. It's staying consistent long enough to become known in it. Most people quit before repetition starts compounding.
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If I were starting from zero on Amazon today, the whole plan would be 5 steps:
1. Find a topic people already buy
2. Make a better book than what's ranking
3. Get those first few reviews
4. Run simple ads
5. Repeat in the same topic
People spend years overthinking this.
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@RobertGreene True freedom doesn't come when people stop judging you. It comes when their judgment no longer decides how you see yourself.
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Start caring less what people think of you. You will feel a tremendous sense of liberation.
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@AlexHormozi As we grow older, our memories don't change—our attention does. Two people can live through similar lives and remember completely different stories because of what they choose to revisit.
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As you get older, you accumulate a lifetime of pains and a lifetime of joys. Your life is as good as whichever you choose to focus on.
Everyone’s got shit. Shitty people just spend all day dwelling on it.
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