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If you're not default ruthless, you're never going to become everything you want to be. To choose yourself is the biggest choice you could make, but the hardest. Easier to shape a mountain than sculpt your own Character.
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Coach. Fixer. Executive producer. Guide to the righteous. I help people and companies grow. 🔰
Midtown | Sign Up Here → Katılım Temmuz 2011
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@GeneSohoForum @tonyannett Gene, anyone using the CPI unironically as a measure of inflation should just delete their account.
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@tonyannett Tony, this tracks inflation-adjusted MEDIAN (midpoint) earnings of full-time workers: 1985-2025: a 16.9% RISE over these 4 decades. Enough to convince you that the 4-decade "18% decline" you cite didn't happen?
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It’s shocking to me that people on this site extend more sympathy to billionaires facing a small wealth tax than working class men facing an 18% real wage decline over four decades.
It’s a perfect example of what Adam Smith called the corruption of our moral sentiments.
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Next few weeks may be the last to purchase consumer electronics at anything resembling reasonable prices.
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Now do hospital administrators.
Polymarket@Polymarket
JUST IN: Bolt CEO Ryan Breslow fired the company’s entire HR team because they were “creating problems that didn’t exist.”
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@Porkchop_EXP Beginning to suspect most people on Instagram are effectively blind.
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It’s pretty incredible, for a text-based environment, how many people with poor reading comprehension this website attracts.
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This is a heat map of the Stratos AI data centre in Utah.
A Utah State University physicist estimated the project’s thermal load at roughly 16 gigawatts, describing it as:
“About 23 atom bombs worth of energy dumped into this local environment every single day.”
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@dwarkesh_sp In my lifetime, the future has never been so dim. That a few multibillionaires might attempt to tighten their stranglehold on social influence makes the future more obscure, not less.
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One of the most important and under appreciated trends in the world right now.
1. 100s of billions of dollars will soon be available to solve big problems (making the world resilient to ASI, ending factory farming, etc).
2. The projects and organizations which will turn billions of 2027/28 dollars into impact need to be started NOW.
3. We need really talented people to start and run and work for these new projects. What @nanransohoff calls general managers, who feel personally resposible for solving one of the world’s important problems.
What is especially scarce are detailed visions about what making AI go well looks like. These will help inform what problems these new projects ought to work on.
Nan Ransohoff@nanransohoff
New blog post: The third wave of American philanthropy Hundreds of billions of dollars in new philanthropic capital will soon become liquid. The OpenAI Foundation holds 26% of OpenAI, worth about $220B at today’s valuation. Anthropic’s seven co-founders have pledged to give away 80% of their wealth and have instituted the most aggressive donor matching program for employees in tech history. How much does this all add up to? And how meaningful is that in the context of philanthropy today? I was doing some simple napkin math to wrap my head around the scale of what’s coming, and radicalized myself in the process. I had dramatically underappreciated the scale of the philanthropic capital that’s about to become available and the corresponding gap in talent and organizations that will be needed to make the most of it. This piece aims to directionally sketch the scale of what’s coming, the gap in operational capacity needed to absorb it, and what we can do to fill it. (Link to full post in reply)
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Some girl just gave me a lap dance on the Q. Must be going viral on Tikok. New York is happening.
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Increasingly looks like late June/early July is where this market tops. Unprecedented valuations – whether due to IPOs, PE rounds, mergers or plain old financial engineering – casually being thrown around are associated with market tops and sharp reversals.
Exec Sum@exec_sum
Two hedge funds are set to become the biggest winners from SpaceX's record $75B IPO D1 Capital Partners is expected to reap $20B following a 2020 investment at a $36B valuation Lesser-known Darsana Capital Partners is looking at $15B after it began allocating to SpaceX in 2019 at a $33B valuation. Darsana also got a boost from its earlier investment in Twitter (X -> xAI -> SpaceX) D1 does not intend to sell any of its holdings when SpaceX IPOs at a targeted $1.75T valuation in June
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@lulumeservey If you rely on media, you are ALWAYS behind.
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Just because someone talks to the press about their holdings doesn’t make them the biggest winners
Valor, Founders Fund, Alphabet all way ahead
If you rely only on media, you’re behind
Exec Sum@exec_sum
Two hedge funds are set to become the biggest winners from SpaceX's record $75B IPO D1 Capital Partners is expected to reap $20B following a 2020 investment at a $36B valuation Lesser-known Darsana Capital Partners is looking at $15B after it began allocating to SpaceX in 2019 at a $33B valuation. Darsana also got a boost from its earlier investment in Twitter (X -> xAI -> SpaceX) D1 does not intend to sell any of its holdings when SpaceX IPOs at a targeted $1.75T valuation in June
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Keep this in mind when your coworkers, friends, family, even your spouse and children are voicing or acting out concerns about you and your well-being. It's indirect. Control is still the ultimate goal.
Robert Greene@RobertGreene
Understand: people will constantly attack you in life. One of their main weapons will be to instill in you doubts about yourself. They will often disguise this as their objective opinion, but invariably it has a political purpose, they want to keep you down.
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Rid yourself of the assumption that you have to feel a certain way to get things done.
Robert Greene@RobertGreene
Rid yourself of the desire to find shortcuts.
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