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Tim Robbins reveals what Romanians told him cancel culture reminds them of and it will make you rethink everything "I asked, what was the uptake on the vaccines in Romania? And they said something like 40%. I said, well, how do you explain that? And they said, well, you know, we lived under the Soviet Union for many years, so we know how to look like we comply when we're not complying." "And I said, what else reminds you of the Soviet Union? And they said, without a doubt, cancel culture." "Soviet Union used to keep files on all of us, right? So as long as you're a good party member, there wouldn't be a thing said. But once you stepped out of line, they brought out that old file. Now that affair with your secretary from 30 years ago is going to ruin your life. They're going to ruin your family. They're going to kill your career. And they're going to make a big public display of it to show other people to stay in line." "And they felt like cancel culture was basically operating in the same way as the Soviet Union did. And it was really interesting to see that perspective in Eastern Europe."
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Mark Zuckerberg reveals what his wife Priscilla said after he tore his ACL that completely surprised him "When I tore my ACL, first of all, everyone at the company was like, yeah, f***, we're going to get so many more emails now. Like, he can't do this." "And I sat down with Priscilla and I expected her to be like, you're an idiot. Like, what do you expect? You're like, I was in my late 30s at the time." "But she was like, no, she's like, when you heal your ACL, you better go back to fighting. And I'm like, what do you mean? She's like, you are so much better to be around now that you're doing this. You have to fight." "That's completely contrary to the way most people, if they're outside of it, would perceive it. It definitely takes the edge off things."
Rad3,258,301 次观看 • 2 个月前
Stable Ronaldo explains the rule he gave his girlfriend about social media and why she could make hundreds of thousands of dollars off his name tomorrow "Like when I met my girlfriend, first and foremost, I told her, I was like, you cannot have a social media presence. I just don't want it. And I'm like, if that's controlling, I get it." "She could go live tomorrow, probably average like thousands of viewers and make hundreds of thousand dollars off my name, but she respects me enough to not do that." "I just don't, when I'm online, I'm online. When I'm offline, I want to have an offline life."
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MrBeast reveals what happens to his YouTube channel when he dies and says he is dead serious about one final act "The second I die, Carl, Chandler, Chris, the three guys, Nolan maybe. He's a little newer. We haven't decided if he partakes yet or not. They all put their hand on my tombstone, last one to take it off gets the channel. Everything. 100% everything." Akaash Singh: "Like, dude, you just left the brown guy out of this." MrBeast: "Well, he's not on camera. He's the camera guy. So like, most people haven't seen him." Andrew Schulz: "Do you think Tariq gets to put his hand on the tombstone?" MrBeast: "Yes. I think so. As of right now it's just written in the little plan. It's just those three. We have to update it and put Nolan and maybe Tariq in it." Andrew Schulz: "I say we keep it as is. I like three. Last taken off gets it." MrBeast: "I would definitely win that one. That is happening. Mark my words. I don't even know if I've really said it publicly. I tweeted it one time, but I'm serious. I don't care how much you guys are crying."
Rad1,729,786 次观看 • 2 个月前
Mark Cuban reveals he only uses E-MAILS to run all his businesses, no meetings or phone calls "It's got to be an email." "So, a lot of people ask about my daily routine and you're going to be shocked. I look at my phone or I'm looking at a laptop and I'm on there 8, 9, 10 hours a day." "Am I going to meetings? No. Am I taking phone calls? No. Am I going to some office somewhere? No." "When I was working my way up, I always had to work to somebody else's schedule. When I finally sold my companies and had enough money to stand on my own, prior to getting an iWatch, the first thing I did was get rid of a watch. I didn't wear a watch for 30 years because I didn't want to be on anybody else's time." "And now, finally, because people pretty much kiss my ass when it comes to business, I can tell them I'm doing everything via email. Period end of story. And because of that, I can get everything done by sitting on a laptop or a phone anywhere in the world and that works out really well."
Rad1,888,757 次观看 • 3 个月前
Ex-CIA agent John Kiriakou reveals how he spotted someone following him in Pakistan and why one small detail saved his life "I noticed one day there's a guy on a motorcycle, he's trying really hard to stay in my blind spot. And the only reason I even noticed him was he had a red motorcycle helmet on and nobody in Pakistan wore motorcycle helmets." "I speed up, he speeds up. I slow down, he slows down. I change lanes, he changes lanes. I'm like, oh, this isn't good." "I get to the entrance to the diplomatic quarter and he breaks off. I get out of the diplomatic quarter and the guy's on me again. And I was like, oh, this is definitely not good."
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Stable Ronaldo reveals how his Twitch income collapsed from six figures a month to almost nothing and what it cost him beyond just money "I went from making an average of like 60 to like 120,000 a month just on Twitch for like a good year and a half. And then right as it started declining, it went from like 60 to 40 grand a month, then 20 grand a month, then 10 grand a month. And then I had a month where I made two grand a month." "I lived in LA at the time alone. My numbers go down, friends stop hitting you up. Certain people, friends I thought I had, aren't my real friends. Family, past relationships, there was a lot that happened." "My rent was like $5,000 a month at the time. I was spending more than I was making a month. So I was noticing a decline in my bank like really quick."
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Mark Cuban explains exactly how he would turn a sales job into his own business in under six months "I am really, really, really good at sales. I'm gonna find a sales job because I already know that if I'm onto my last $500 and all I have is a phone, I am going to get that job and I'm gonna learn more about that industry than anybody on the planet." "And I'm gonna set a commission as high as I possibly can. And three months in, when I've demonstrated that I am the best salesperson in the history of that company, I'm going to walk into my boss's office and I'm going to tell him or her, you're either going to pay me this amount of money to keep me or I'm going to start my own business selling this stuff." "Everything always goes back to sales no matter what."
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Grant Cardone reveals a $1,000,000 isn't a lot of money "Yeah, dude, look—a million dollars is not even money. I mean, a million dollars is no money. Okay? You went from having no money to a million dollars, and now you still have no money." "So, I’m just telling you: one emergency, one car wreck, one cancer treatment, one political event, another inflation’s gonna steal the money." "Like, a million dollars for you—if you had no more income—a million dollars for you divided by... let’s say when you’re... how long you gonna live?" "I'd like to say 80." "Okay, okay, you’re gonna live 80 years... okay, maybe. Divided by what, you’re 21 years old? So you’ve got, what is that, 59 years? Okay, divided by 12... you can spend 1,400 bucks a month on your million dollars. If there’s no inflation." "$1,400 a month, bro, that’s not even rent. You can’t even go to lunch once. You ain’t strapped a condom on yet, okay? Nothing. Nothing. You ain’t had a bottle, you ain’t... like nothing. You haven’t made one mistake. That’s what you can spend if you never earn any more income."
Rad272,306 次观看 • 3 个月前
Zach Bush explains why the completion of the human genome project was so embarrassing for scientists and reveals how your genes compare to a flea "Then we start in 1992. We set out to decode the human genome. And we thought, well, this is going to be amazing. It's going to be a 40-year project because we knew how many genes we could decode each year with our genetic sequencers. So we thought we were going to have to find 400,000 genes because we knew by this time that we had 400,000 different proteins in the human body." "1996 rolls around, and the team finishes 25 years ahead of schedule because there were not 400,000 genes. There was 25,000 genes. Everybody laughed, said, you screwed it up. Three more teams finished over the next two years. There was not 25,000 genes. There was 19,000 genes." "We have less than 20,000 human genes that make a human body. The reason why that's so embarrassing is because a flea has 30,000 genes. A fruit fly has 13,000 genes. So you sit somewhere between a flea and a fruit fly genetically. In fact, you're a little closer to the fruit fly than the flea. That's probably why the flea can jump 40 times its height and you can't."
Rad57,201 次观看 • 23 天前
MrBeast reveals the Spider-Man voice actor works for him "Less than 10% of the world speaks English, so 90% of the world can't even enjoy your content. And when I realized that I was like wait a minute, 90% of the world can't even watch this stuff." "In Spanish the guy who does my dubs is the same guy who dubs Spider-Man. We managed to convince him. So a lot of those comments are like, why does he sound like Spider-Man? Or is MrBeast Spider-Man?" "What we do is when we go into these markets, we get celebrities to do my voice. So then the local people in the language freak out. Japan's coming up, and I can't say who, but we secured a giant voice actor from an anime to do my dubs, and whenever we launch in Japan, I know they're going to lose their freaking minds."
Rad157,455 次观看 • 2 个月前
Graham Hancock explains why we are already the lost civilization and issues a chilling warning about how it ends "I don't want to go off on a rant, but when I look at our civilization today, I see a civilization that ticks all the mythological boxes, every single one for the next lost civilization." "And I envisage a situation 10 or 15,000 years from now when we will be a myth, a fantasy, that our ancestors actually could speak to one another on the opposite sides of the planet, that our ancestors, they could fly to the moon, you know, they could go to the depths of the ocean. The archaeologists of that time will say, complete fantasy, just made up, never happened. But it did. We're that lost civilization." "And we don't need a comet. We don't need solar activity because we're so psychically messed up as a species. We'll probably end up doing it to ourselves. That's what nuclear weapons are about. Mass, species, suicide."
Rad63,001 次观看 • 1 个月前
Tim Robbins reveals the lesson a Tibetan stranger taught him about love during one of the darkest periods of his life "I had this beautiful experience when I was going through my, you know, one of my darkest periods. This woman showed up. I've met her once in my life, this Tibetan woman. She's a great singer. And I said, why are you here? She said, you're in trouble. I'm going to take care of you." "She does this Reiki healing on me. She sang. She burned incense. And I didn't understand it. I didn't understand why she was there." "She makes me a meal that evening. I finish eating. I start taking the dishes. She says, what are you doing? I said, well, you cook, I'll clean. She says, sit down. That's the problem with you people in the West. It's all a business deal. I'm doing this for you. Can you just accept that?" "And she said, you will never know how to give love until you know how to receive love."
Rad36,227 次观看 • 21 天前
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