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@GordoCDA Thanks mate, appreciated

I’m a Christian Zionist. I believe the Jewish people have a right to a home in the Holy Land.

@queenwartooth Enjoy it, you already won!

Tomorrow is an entire day of anniversary celebration Today is resting and laundry and robots This is my dream life ❤️

@ThinkingUSD @sayinshallah True but ouch

@sayinshallah You never deserved the money anyways so you’d never keep it. In almost all realities you will revert back to the person you’re always meant to be. Painfully average.

Really down to my last $50k and I have no idea how I will recover from fumbling millions after so many years in crypto

@chamath You can leave out the “have a glass of wine”. Just go out, be social etc… fancying wine should be stopped, it’s as bad, if not worst, than the rest

Marijuana is disgusting. Regular use is a one way door to becoming a retard and a loser. Go out. Have a glass of wine. Be social. Get some sun. Take an uber. Fin.

@cremieuxrecueil Why push “a few more drinks”?! Alcohol is probably the worst of all, don’t hide behind fancy wine drinking, it’s as bad as the rest.

Truly a saddening chart. Weed is a loser drug. It makes you tired, lethargic, boring, and it smells terrible. The decline of cigarettes is nice, but we could use a few more drinks and a little less ganja.

@TheGBreaker lol no. You barely survive irl. Triple it and you’ll feel comfortable. 10x it and you’ll start to feel rich.

Is making $10,000 a month actually rich?

@simpelyfe Dude I’ve been following for like 4-5 years, you’re going from one substance to another, non-stop. It’s not the doses the problem. It’s the substances. You might want to quit at some point. Just a friendly suggestion.

I don’t know if this is a flex or not, but I tamed myself when it comes to stim intake. I shit you not, used to do 1 gram lines of Ritalin powder; now tapered down to 35 mg lines. What helped the most readjusting to smaller doses is using a nasal spray for about 3 months to get my baseline down instead of insufflated bolus. Just a LPT for degens and all.

@Manu_Sisti Yeah bros “just write a book and publish it, you’ll be millionaires by Friday!”. * fails to mention that you need the heaviest marketing on earth to get your book noticed, AND the 30% cut taken by the publisher and/or Amazon.

I'm convinced. Amazon KDP is the most beginner friendly business on Earth. I make $50,000/month doing it. Usually, I'd charge $99 for this training, but today you get it 100% FREE Like + comment "Train" & I'll DM it to you Must follow me to get DM For the first 500 people only.

@queenwartooth Yoooo congrats!

Wedding chucks arrive 🥹

@Fabian_Yolked @Lovable @supabase I feel that marketing will be THE big differentiator in a couple of months

@NotIlanCohen @Lovable @supabase I do marketing, currently trying to provide aw much value as possible to a few companies

I officially made my first $100k thanks to AI. AMA

@Fabian_Yolked @Lovable @supabase No one really, I just kept talking to people around me and some people clicked. What’s your line of business?

@NotIlanCohen @Lovable @supabase Hahah sounds familiar. So it just spiraled from 1-3 customers who reffered you?

Pleasure. I tried ads, cold emailing, cold outreach on LinkedIn with all the classic tools (instantly, gojiberry etc), ZEROOOOO leads, pure waste. What paid was only contacts. The service is ok, I’m just good at spotting inefficiencies and bringing a solution. AI enhanced this like 10x

@NotIlanCohen @Lovable @supabase Thats crazy, you dony do outreach or ads? Must be a great service. Thanks for sharing man

@Fabian_Yolked @Lovable @supabase Right now, word of mouth. I hate selling, that’s my issue. So just talking with people, and telling them how to save time in their day to day operations

@NotIlanCohen @Lovable @supabase Awesome man, and how do you get your clients?

3 months to get familiar with AI, another 6 months to build my own system & chose my models. Then within 3 months I landed 3-4 contracts (60k, 2 x 15k, and a few smaller ones). Main drivers: - choosing my stack: @Lovable + @supabase + Claude Code + Codex. - picking a niche to serve - being flexible with the payment methods

@NotIlanCohen How long did it take? and what steps did you believe where the main driver behind getting to it?

@ATaghavian @Jayyanginspires I went to check to check your profile picture, ok you know what you’re talking about 😂

@Jayyanginspires Costco-style head shaving barber for balled men franchise. Membership model. No frills. Purely transactional. In and out in 10 min. $400 per year.

name a business you could start today and get to $100k a month in profit by the end of the year

@whalecalls @CL207 Oh wow it worked

@CL207 Metamask coinbase hacked

everyday ill read a tweet from nikita about how he is killing bot spam, and read like a dozen bot replies under my tweets

@AmericanDebunk A+ on that post! I cannot stand that guy, it’s in my guts.

Mamdani has been on our radar for a while now. I’ve always been skeptical of the alarmism that follows big elections, so when he first burst onto the scene I dismissed the noise. But something really felt off in his viral "arrest Netanyahu" video this week. I couldn’t quite name it at first, so I’m brain-dumping here with you. Here goes…. When Mamdani won, I ran a scenario in my head: he wins New York, governs as far left as our system typically allows, the money flees NY, and four years later the rich people who fled NY fund whoever challenges him and they get him out of there. Classic cycle. There will always be a corrective force. That’s why I never lost sleep over Mamdani. That video changed everything for me and changed the way I see every subsequent clip of him. It feels like what’s beneath the surface does not match what’s on the surface. On the surface, Mamdani is the picture of calm composure. He speaks in measured, articulate sentences, never raises his voice. He nods gently as he talks as if quietly reassuring you that you can trust him. Those who’ve followed me since 2021 know I am obsessed with body language, hypnosis, the subconscious mind, etc. The nodding of the head throughout his Netanyahu arrest video is alarming. Not the nodding itself, but that it suggests he knows what he’s doing. He’s speaking directly to your subconscious mind, telling you that everything is OK, that he can be trusted. It's a performance. Beneath the surface lies a wolf in sheep’s clothing. The calm composure while nodding throughout is a warning sign. Something dark is stirring within him. It’s unsettling. Mamdani had not said a single word condemning Hamas for October 7th in this address, nor has he ever as far as I know. He only addressed it the next day, and only after a reporter forced the question. Even then, he reduced the largest massacre of Jews since the Holocaust to “a horrific war crime”. A few seconds later he softened it further to something that “should be deeply opposed.” That’s how I’d say it too if I was disingenuous. Inauthentic condemnation. Democrats hunting for oppressors to denounce is nothing new. What’s new and unique about Mamdani is the delivery in which he did it. He made it a theatre event with dimmed lights. He released it at night as if it was a presidential primetime address. And he doesn’t come off as a whack job. What Mamdani said during his video wasn’t the part that was shocking or left me feeling like darkness was swarming around me. It was shocking because he was so composed while doing it. And that’s why I am starting to feel as though Mamdani is actually dangerous. It’s not the socialism. It’s the composure and messaging. He is high-IQ calm and an exceptionally gifted communicator. The clearest proof came the very next day on Jon Stewart’s show, where he sold democratic socialism like this: “A lot of what we’ve come to accept as the facts of life across our country is driven by democratic socialist principles. If today you and I were to introduce the idea of a building that lends out books for free, we would be slandered… and yet that’s the library. And the same thing with the fire department, and the same thing with public schools.” A+ persuasion/messaging game here. He uses a classic technique called pacing and leading. First, he gets you nodding along to undeniable truths such as libraries are good, fire departments are good, public schools are normal. Each “yes” builds momentum. Then, once you’re in rhythm, he slips in the thing he actually wants you to accept. Democratic Socialism rides in on the back of those easy agreements. He even borrows credibility by tying it to FDR and La Guardia. The way he can articulate and weave around in his answers is unique in that we’ve never seen it before from a Left-wing radical. Left-wing radicals always come off as whackos. He doesn’t come off as a whacko...on the surface. Compare him to what we’ve seen from other Democratic Socialists: AOC, Rashida Tlaib, THE SQUAD— erratic, shrill, and always saying things that make them seem low-IQ. They are easy to dismiss. Honestly they seem batshit crazy. I always expect every socialist to self-destruct on camera. Mamdani doesn’t self-destruct. He is calm where they are frantic, articulate where they are….stupid, and disciplined where they are impulsive. He makes the same arguments, but he makes them sound reasonable and measured. His library analogy on Jon Stewart's show was so perfect and true. That’s the danger. For years, Democratic Socialism has been contained because its own messengers are literal morons. Everyone who has ever tried to stand as the spokesperson for Democratic Socialism has looked like a hipster millennial with too much college debt, or hasn’t been articulate enough to mask the destructive ideology with something palatable. The ideas rarely had to be defeated because the carriers defeat themselves. Mamdani breaks this pattern. He proves the ideology can be smart, composed, high-IQ, and persuasive. It doesn’t have to come packaged as lunacy. It can wear a suit, speak in full paragraphs, sit and chalk it up with Jon Stewart and win the room. But something is off. A psychiatrist told me years ago that evil people are not elusive. Everyone around them always knows. At some point we get a feeling. We always get a sense. I think that’s why I felt unsettled during Mamdani’s latest video and each clip I’ve seen of him since. I believe there is real evil in him. And I think you feel it too.

@CL207 Here:

for the mathematically disabled, can someone show me a real world example that benefits from solving some of these math conjunctures

@solopribuilds I saw a stat a few days ago saying that it was close to 60% I think

98% of LinkedIn posts feel like they're written by AI

@NickDiFabio1 lol people don’t fall for this BS. Amazon is the most crowded place on earth. Your book will be buried under another 7000 similar books

I'm begging you: • Publish a book on Amazon under a fake name • Don't tell a single person you know • Publish a handful more in the same niche • Replace your salary If you want to build an income you actually own… Follow this exact blueprint: