@BucksBallKnower im all for these, you should tell the boss yourself x.com/superpower/sta…
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Dream Bucks Offseason:
1. Lottery pick 3: Boozer, Dybantsa go, Bucks select Darryn Peterson
2. Bucks sign Eason: 4/60 mil
3. Bucks sign Middy 2/12 mil
4. Bucks trade Kuz, BP, 2031 swap for Wiggins
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Eason
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Giannis Antetokounmpo just dismantled a lie most people never even question.
A reporter looked him in the eye after an elimination and asked the question the system always asks.
“Do you view this season as a failure?”
That is not a question. That is a trap dressed as journalism.
Giannis did not flinch. He did not defend. He asked one question back.
Giannis: “Do you get a promotion every year? No, right? So every year you work is a failure?”
The room went dead.
Then he buried it.
Giannis: “Michael Jordan played 15 years, won six championships. The other nine years was a failure?”
The greatest competitor the sport has ever seen spent more seasons losing than winning. Those nine years were not wasted. They were the price of the six.
This is not just a sports clip. This is a mirror held up to the entire American operating system.
The United States was built by people who treated failure as tuition. Now it punishes anyone who tries to pay it.
The bureaucracy has made risk irrational.
The permits. The compliance layers. The legal exposure. The months of paperwork that collapse because of one technicality.
The cost of attempting something bold in America is now so high that the rational move is to attempt nothing at all.
That is not a policy problem. That is an innovation crisis dressed as procedure.
When the penalty for failing is losing years of work, your life savings, and your reputation, most people do the math and stay in line.
They take the safe promotion.
They build nothing.
And the system calls that stability.
One person refused to do that math.
Elon Musk watched three SpaceX rockets explode before the fourth one flew. Any other founder in any other era would have been buried by the cost alone.
Musk did not see three failures. He saw three datasets that no amount of simulation could have produced.
Every explosion told his engineers exactly where the physics broke. Every crater in the launchpad was a blueprint written in wreckage.
That is the difference between a system that fears failure and a mind that weaponizes it.
An AI model operates on the same principle. It does not reach superintelligence on the first try. It requires billions of errors. It absorbs the loss, updates the weights, and fires again.
To the machine, failure is not a defeat. It is training data.
Giannis described this process for the human body. Musk proved it with hardware. AI is automating it at scale.
And here is where the stakes go from personal to civilizational.
The country that builds the most powerful AI will set the rules for the next century. That is not speculation. That is the new arms race.
China is not slowing down because a launch failed. They are studying the debris and building the next one before the smoke clears. They have structured their entire system to absorb failure at speed.
America has structured its system to avoid failure at all costs.
And the cost of that avoidance is already showing up on the scoreboard. The lead is shrinking.
The nations that win the next fifty years will not be the ones with the cleanest records. They will be the ones who learned the fastest. And you cannot learn fast if your system treats every failure as a funeral.
The spectators need a clean scorecard so they can sleep at night.
The operators know that progress does not announce itself. It compounds in silence. It looks like a flatline for years before the curve goes vertical.
America does not have a talent problem. It has a permission problem. The talent is here. The willingness to risk is being regulated into extinction.
The country that treats failure as data will own the future.
The country that treats failure as disgrace will watch from the sidelines and wonder what happened.
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USA Today’s top 25 greatest basketball players of all-time:
1) Michael Jordan
2) LeBron James
3) Kobe Bryant
4) Stephen Curry
5) Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
6) Magic Johnson
7) Larry Bird
8) Bill Russell
9) Wilt Chamberlain
10) Shaquille O’Neal
11) Tim Duncan
12) Kevin Durant
13) Allen Iverson
14) Oscar Robertson
15) Elgin Baylor
16) Jerry West
17) Julius Erving
18) Moses Malone
19) Kevin Garnett
20) Charles Barkley
21) Karl Malone
22) David Robinson
23) Isiah Thomas
24) John Havlicek
25) George Mikan
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@Rob_Shenanigans Giannis still the goat in this x.com/superpower/sta…
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Side-by-sides of Evan Mobley and Giannis in their rookie seasons compared to their 5th seasons in the NBA. One transformed his body by adding 40-50 pounds of muscle. The only added no weight at all.
If Mobley had the heart to be great he wouldn't still weigh 215 lbs.
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Duncan won 5 rings being the most fundamentals-perfect player ever. Dirk basically invented the modern stretch-4. Garnett anchored Boston to 17. Who's PF1?
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rams drafting ty simpson to replace matthew stafford
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what are peptides and why are they suddenly all people talk about?
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i joined @superpower 15 days ago
i’ve never seen anything like it
the intensity, rigor, and passion for the mission is truly unmatched
superpower will win peptides
Max Marchione@maxmarchione
Today, we announce our most long-awaited offering — Superpower Peptides. For too long, Americans seeking access to peptides have been left with two options: go without, or turn to unregulated sources that put their health at risk. That's beginning to change. And we've been building for this moment. Introducing Superpower Peptides: • Pure. Third-party tested • Rigorously sourced • Backed by science As the FDA moves to restore regulated access to 12 key peptides we'll be here, ready. Existing members get early access today. Others can reserve their username on our waitlist: 👉 superpower . com / peptides The peptide era begins
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Today, we announce our most long-awaited offering — Superpower Peptides.
For too long, Americans seeking access to peptides have been left with two options: go without, or turn to unregulated sources that put their health at risk.
That's beginning to change. And we've been building for this moment.
Introducing Superpower Peptides:
• Pure. Third-party tested
• Rigorously sourced
• Backed by science
As the FDA moves to restore regulated access to 12 key peptides we'll be here, ready.
Existing members get early access today. Others can reserve their username on our waitlist:
👉 superpower . com / peptides
The peptide era begins
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@maxmarchione Should I get bloodwork before starting a peptide protocol?
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Some might know that we have been talking about this upcoming reclassification for a while.
Now that the day has come, I’m happy to answer any questions – AMA below
Secretary Kennedy@SecKennedy
Today, we took long-overdue action to restore science, accountability, and the rule of law. In September 2023, the Biden FDA pushed a number of peptides into Category 2 — “Bulk Drug Substances that Raise Significant Safety Risks” — driving a dangerous black market that puts Americans at risk. Now, after nominators withdrew 12 peptides, the FDA will remove them from Category 2 and will bring them to PCAC at its next two meetings, beginning in July—where independent experts will rigorously evaluate each substance on its scientific merits using full clinical, pharmacological, and safety evidence. • BPC-157 • Thymosin beta-4 fragment (LKKTETQ) • Epitalon • GHK-Cu (injectable) • MOTS-c • DSIP (Emideltide) • Dihexa Acetate • Ibutamoren Mesylate • Melanotan II • KPV • Semax (heptapeptide) • Cathelicidin LL-37 This action begins to restore regulated access and will immediately begin shifting demand away from the black market. We will follow the science, enforce the law, and deliver the clarity patients, providers, and pharmacies deserve.
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Paul Salandino will be on peptides within 2 years, no question
Paul Saladino, MD@paulsaladinomd
My thoughts on peptides…
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