Elon Semaza
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Elon Semaza
@DigiElon
It's Work Season. I hope you have an extremely productive 2026
เข้าร่วม Kasım 2016
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@EdLatimore @grok 10 years ago I didnt know a walk in the sun, proper diet, no alcohol, and making sure I get 8 hours sleep is good for a few points
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Guys are saying TRT, but I think from the sampling, they'd discard those results.
I could be wrong.
Thoughts @grok?
Crémieux@cremieuxrecueil
Why have testosterone levels been rising over time? The testosterone levels of American men are up compared to what they used to be, but no one has a good explanation. Let's look through some possibilities🧵
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@leevalueroach Mr Roach I love your stuff
but sometimes they dont come back sir
I seen it
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@IanCarrollShow this was funny....
the guy has a job to do
yamaka deep...thats pretty fuckin deep...
I cant see Israel losing this one, but I thought Hagler was gonna beat Leonard to a pulp too...so lets see
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Israel is well past fuck around and now they are yamaka deep in finding out.
And I suspect they are going to find out that this is the end of their little settler colonial genocide project.
Max Blumenthal@MaxBlumenthal
Israel has brazenly defied Trump's call for a pause on attacking energy infrastructure Tel Aviv is terrified that de-escalation will leave them alone, as they can't fight without their US proxy Of course, Trump will do nothing about this
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@purplemoose47 @DudespostingWs yes...thanks lol
was convinced they were the worst band he ever heard lol
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After the breakup of the USSR, the Lithuanian basketball team couldn’t afford to participate in the 1992 Olympics, so the Grateful Dead funded the team’s expenses and sent a box of tie-dyed outfits in Lithuania’s national colors. They went on to win Bronze at the Olympics.
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@UltraDane well if they so dangerous why they getting their ass kicked?
I dont want to see 82nd Airborne...I want to see IDF...Israelis go in there and finish the job they started.
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@wil_da_beast630 sounds like some deep deep love to me
people do pivot when they meet someone...its foolish to hold someone you can build a future with to their past
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@Will_Tanner_1 Im from NJ. Kids who went to private school have an advantage. Not even debatable.
The day they kicked me out of the Yeshiva and threw me in that shthole was a trauma from which I never recovered
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Uhhh, private school is largely about not having to worry about some feral remnant of the Stone Age smashing your daughter's head into the concrete and being enabled in so doing by DEI policies
If there is an advantage in math scores or whatever, that's an added benefit. Using cash to escape the consequences of the Civil Rights Act is obviously the real reason
Nick Maggiulli@dollarsanddata
Private schools are the most expensive placebo in America. Nowhere else will you pay $250k+ for something that has so little impact on school achievement. My latest on why private school isn't worth the cost: ofdollarsanddata.com/why-private-sc…
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@VividProwess No.
You lost your sense of perception regarding how much some people hate.
Sad part is the people you speak of, they keep the worst of it to themselves. In their hearts I BET $$$ many feel Israelis deserve that and far worse.
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I still can't wrap my mind around the fact that 6,000 Palestinian terrorists invaded Israel and proudly live-streamed themselves slaughtering Jewish families on October 7th, yet many around the world still believe they are the victims.
Has the world lost its sense of clarity?
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@DearS_o_n I think I read this here
when you hit rock bottom
start doing some push ups on the rock
and remember many people DIE on their way to their friends rock bottom
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@JesseKellyDC nah
if youre lucky enough to catch an opposing teams HR
you throw it back
launch it
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Since baseball game is upon us, let’s cover the rules for when you catch a baseball that goes in the stands:
-If you’re married, find the nearest kid and give it to them.
-If you’re single, find the hottest dime and give it to her.
Never keep it.
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@dylanpschroeder do you know any
or just coming out your ass with this?
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the weed people end up broke, depressed, anxiety, schizophrenia in many cases. It’s a very dangerous drug.
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What’s most sinister about this is that Seth Rogen “made it” in life financially.
There are successful alcoholics and cocaine users (some sober, some not), but the weed addicts almost never “make it” and that’s probably why it’s pushed so aggressively.
Redd@ReddCinema
Seth Rogen lights a giant bong to start his “Seth Smokes the Bowl” show at the Hollywood Bowl
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@CNviolations zero
they might be able to rescue an Entenmanns from the fridge
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Be honest… what are the odds they're actually saving you in a burning building?
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@SStricklandMMA integrity is individual
scumbaggery is a cultural universal
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What is the most untrust worthy race or religion to buy something from?
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Bryan Johnson livestreamed a 27mg dose of 5-MeO-DMT yesterday to millions of people and called it the most profound experience of his life.
What almost no one in the conversation is pointing out is that 27mg is a MASSIVE dose, well beyond what the clinical research supports, and it reflects a bigger problem in how this molecule is being facilitated right now.
For context, the only Phase 1 clinical trial on vaporized 5-MeO-DMT tested doses up to 18mg. Shulgin listed the upper range at 20mg. Most experienced practitioners I know consider anything above 15mg to be high.
And this isn't unique to Bryan.
Across the 5-MeO facilitator landscape right now, there's a widespread assumption that bigger dose equals deeper experience, that the whole point is to get someone to the white light, the full ego dissolution, the cosmic reveal.
That assumption is wrong, and it's the core reason this space has a safety problem.
I've worked with this molecule myself, and nothing in 12+ years of psychedelic experience prepared me for what it does to the body (not necessarily the mind...)
My first time with 5, I shook so hard I lost track of where I was in the room. I was making sounds I'd never heard come out of my own mouth, heat flooding my chest, tension I didn't even know I'd been holding suddenly leaving in these full-body waves that had nothing to do with my conscious mind.
That's the medicine doing its job. Not the cosmic vision nor the white light. It was all about the nervous system releasing stored-up tension from the past years, if not decades, of life.
The real value of 5-MeO-DMT -- the thing that actually changes people's lives -- is what happens in the physiology. Full release. The nervous system clearing out years of stored trauma, holding patterns, and tension that live below conscious awareness.
You can get there without heroic doses. You get there with precision, with a facilitator who understands what's happening physiologically and who can tell the difference between a healing release and a genuine crisis, because from the outside they look almost identical.
Bryan had Dr. Robin Carhart-Harris on call and a medical team on site. Most people sitting with 5-MeO-DMT facilitators have none of that. They have someone who attended a few ceremonies and decided they were ready to hold space.
If this molecule is entering the mainstream, and thanks to Bryan, it just did in a massive way, the conversation needs to move past "how far can we push it" and toward "how do we keep people safe while the real clearing happens."
What's your experience been like with 5?
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@LibertyCappy the "Platoon" music in the background sent me lol lol
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