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The Guinness Book of World Records listed her as "Highest IQ" with a 228 IQ Marilyn was in the spotlight: • Cover of major magazines such as the New York and the Parade Magazines. • Appeared on Late Night with David Letterman. She couldn't imagine what would come after...

The Guinness Book of World Records listed her as "Highest IQ" with a 228 IQ Marilyn was in the spotlight: • Cover of major magazines such as the New York and the Parade Magazines. • Appeared on Late Night with David Letterman. She couldn't imagine what would come after...

1,945,933 views • 1 year ago

Her answer: "Yes, you should switch." She got over 10,000 letters, with nearly 1,000 from PhDs. 90% stated how wrong she was: • "You are the goat!" • "You blew it, and you blew it big!" • "Maybe women look at math problems differently than men." But was she wrong?

Her answer: "Yes, you should switch." She got over 10,000 letters, with nearly 1,000 from PhDs. 90% stated how wrong she was: • "You are the goat!" • "You blew it, and you blew it big!" • "Maybe women look at math problems differently than men." But was she wrong?

1,834,594 views • 1 year ago

Consider these 2 scenarios: 1. You pick the door with the car (1/3 chance): • You switch, you lose 2. You pick a door with a goat (2/3 chance): • Monty shows the other goat • You switch, you win Switching wins 2/3 of the time. Eventually, she was proven right...

Consider these 2 scenarios: 1. You pick the door with the car (1/3 chance): • You switch, you lose 2. You pick a door with a goat (2/3 chance): • Monty shows the other goat • You switch, you win Switching wins 2/3 of the time. Eventually, she was proven right...

1,830,651 views • 1 year ago

Marilyn blames the compulsory schooling system. She argues that this system: • Creates passive learners • Discourages independent thinking • Inhibits exploration of preferred fields

Marilyn blames the compulsory schooling system. She argues that this system: • Creates passive learners • Discourages independent thinking • Inhibits exploration of preferred fields

1,499,648 views • 1 year ago

Desperate to close the deal, Javice: • Paid $18K to create millions of fake accounts • Spent $105K on backup fake data • Destroyed evidence minutes after verification Was this enough to fool JP Morgan?

Desperate to close the deal, Javice: • Paid $18K to create millions of fake accounts • Spent $105K on backup fake data • Destroyed evidence minutes after verification Was this enough to fool JP Morgan?

456,732 views • 1 year ago

Investigation revealed the fraud. And there were earlier signs: • Her 2017 NYT opinion piece on FAFSA required 8 major corrections • In 2020, the FFTC warned about misleading marketing of CARES Act grants • Frank's website used stock photos as actual users But there's more

Investigation revealed the fraud. And there were earlier signs: • Her 2017 NYT opinion piece on FAFSA required 8 major corrections • In 2020, the FFTC warned about misleading marketing of CARES Act grants • Frank's website used stock photos as actual users But there's more

450,889 views • 1 year ago

Remember PoverUp? • The company was never registered. • Not a single loan was distributed. And the Peter Thiel Fellowship? • Michael Gibson, who ran the program, confirmed she was never offered one. She fabricated every success in her story

Remember PoverUp? • The company was never registered. • Not a single loan was distributed. And the Peter Thiel Fellowship? • Michael Gibson, who ran the program, confirmed she was never offered one. She fabricated every success in her story

426,512 views • 1 year ago

The resistance was fierce. Conservative cardinals published formal "dubia" (doubts) questioning his teachings. Some called him a heretic. Others said his informality undermined papal authority. But criticism revealed what threatened them: power sharing.

The resistance was fierce. Conservative cardinals published formal "dubia" (doubts) questioning his teachings. Some called him a heretic. Others said his informality undermined papal authority. But criticism revealed what threatened them: power sharing.

220,427 views • 1 year ago

In his final years, Francis faced criticism: - Supported civil unions while maintaining traditional marriage doctrine - Promoted dialogue while making impulsive statements - Advocated mercy while being stern with traditionalists Leadership through humility has contradictions.

In his final years, Francis faced criticism: - Supported civil unions while maintaining traditional marriage doctrine - Promoted dialogue while making impulsive statements - Advocated mercy while being stern with traditionalists Leadership through humility has contradictions.

151,652 views • 1 year ago

Francis died on April 21, 2025, leaving a divided Church but a transformed model of leadership. His legacy? Proving that washing feet is more powerful than wearing crowns. The question remains: was his humility a personal virtue or a permanent revolution in papal leadership?

Francis died on April 21, 2025, leaving a divided Church but a transformed model of leadership. His legacy? Proving that washing feet is more powerful than wearing crowns. The question remains: was his humility a personal virtue or a permanent revolution in papal leadership?

142,245 views • 1 year ago

Meet Sergey Aleynikov: a Russian programmer who earned $400K at Goldman Sachs working on their high-frequency trading system. In 2009, he accepted a new job at Teza Technologies for $1.2M. On his last day, he uploaded code to a server in Germany. Then all hell broke loose.

Meet Sergey Aleynikov: a Russian programmer who earned $400K at Goldman Sachs working on their high-frequency trading system. In 2009, he accepted a new job at Teza Technologies for $1.2M. On his last day, he uploaded code to a server in Germany. Then all hell broke loose.

92,229 views • 1 year ago

These algorithms make thousands of trades per second – buying and selling before humans can even blink. They spot tiny price differences across markets. They predict tiny movements based on patterns. They operate in milliseconds where millions can be made or lost.

These algorithms make thousands of trades per second – buying and selling before humans can even blink. They spot tiny price differences across markets. They predict tiny movements based on patterns. They operate in milliseconds where millions can be made or lost.

72,195 views • 1 year ago

The secrecy exists because Wall Street's algorithms are their competitive edge in a zero-sum game. If competitors knew exactly how Goldman's system worked, they could: • Copy it • Counter it • Front-run it Each algorithm is a proprietary money-printing machine.

The secrecy exists because Wall Street's algorithms are their competitive edge in a zero-sum game. If competitors knew exactly how Goldman's system worked, they could: • Copy it • Counter it • Front-run it Each algorithm is a proprietary money-printing machine.

62,140 views • 1 year ago

The legal reversal exposed a critical gap: Our laws weren't designed for digital property. Code isn't physical – it can be copied without taking the original. This gap was so significant that President Obama signed a law specifically to close it after Aleynikov's case.

The legal reversal exposed a critical gap: Our laws weren't designed for digital property. Code isn't physical – it can be copied without taking the original. This gap was so significant that President Obama signed a law specifically to close it after Aleynikov's case.

49,816 views • 1 year ago

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