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TUCKER CARLSON: “I have no clue at all how Nancy Pelosi is just so rich or how her stock picks are like way better than Warren Buffett’s. How does that happen? Does anyone ever talk about that internally, like on the hill?” TULSI GABBARD: “No, because most of them benefit from it ... No member of Congress or the Senate or their spouse or their senior staff should be allowed to trade in stocks, period, full stop ... There should be no perception that our elected leaders are profiting off of the knowledge that they have as policymakers that directly impact industry and businesses. TUCKER CARLSON: “That’s a no-brainer to me.” TULSI GABBARD: “It’s just common sense that we have people in great positions of power. Why should they be forced to do something (not trade stocks while serving) with the passage of a law? Why don’t they just do the right thing and say, you know what, we get that even an innocent thing could be perceived as insider trading? We’re just not going to go there.” TUCKER CARLSON: “Because it’s too lucrative to give up.” TULSI GABBARD: “And they know they can get away with it.”
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TUCKER CARLSON: “I have no clue at all how Nancy Pelosi is just so rich or how her stock picks are like way better than Warren Buffett’s. How does that happen? Does anyone ever talk about that internally, like on the hill?” TULSI GABBARD: “No, because most of them benefit from it ... No member of Congress or the Senate or their spouse or their senior staff should be allowed to trade in stocks, period, full stop ... There should be no perception that our elected leaders are profiting off of the knowledge that they have as policymakers that directly impact industry and businesses. TUCKER CARLSON: “That’s a no-brainer to me.” TULSI GABBARD: “It’s just common sense that we have people in great positions of power. Why should they be forced to do something (not trade stocks while serving) with the passage of a law? Why don’t they just do the right thing and say, you know what, we get that even an innocent thing could be perceived as insider trading? We’re just not going to go there.” TUCKER CARLSON: “Because it’s too lucrative to give up.” TULSI GABBARD: “And they know they can get away with it.”

The Vigilant Fox 🦊

1,072,821 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

PEDO BLACKMAIL: THE PATTERN NOBODY WANTS TO SEE Stick around long enough in this world and you stop seeing “coincidences.” You start seeing patterns and they’re always uglier than you expect. But first, let’s talk about the video. Zherka’s right about blackmail: one frame, one angle, one millisecond and boom. You’re fooked. A life destroyed. A will captured. A leash tightened. Once they have the image, they own the soul. But here’s the real question: Why is this truth, this razor-sharp analysis of how power actually works coming from a guy who is himself controlled, initiated, and dripping with pedo behavior? (See post below) Why do the compromised always reveal the mechanics of compromise? Why do the paid shills always accuse others of being paid? Why do they literally teach you how to spot controlled opposition while being controlled opposition? Why do gender-inverted satanic freaks expose gender inversion in Hollywood? Why do occultists evangelize the “Great Awakening”? Why do trauma-programmed puppets expose trauma-programmed puppets? Why do the wolves explain the behavior of wolves? Do you see the sleight of hand yet? This is the real ritual: They reveal just enough truth the kind that makes you trust them so they can shape the rest of your reality. Truth becomes bait. Confession becomes camouflage. Exposure becomes recruitment. They’re not warning you. They’re initiating you while setting and controlling the Overton window. The hierarchy of their mystery religion is being externalized, piece by piece, through the mouths of the damned, because that’s how cults grow. And now the big one: Why is the Epstein list being pushed, defended, weaponized, and suffocated by people who every last one of them is either ON it or orbiting it? Ask yourself: Why do the guilty always lead the charge to “expose” guilt? Answer: Because revealing the truth is one of the most powerful forms of control. In order to be betrayed one must first truth. Remember that! And every disclosure you’re being fed… is part of a script to subvert and control you, not to enlighten and free you. [I’ll link examples of in comments to help you visualize how they’re exactly what they expose 👇🏻]
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PEDO BLACKMAIL: THE PATTERN NOBODY WANTS TO SEE Stick around long enough in this world and you stop seeing “coincidences.” You start seeing patterns and they’re always uglier than you expect. But first, let’s talk about the video. Zherka’s right about blackmail: one frame, one angle, one millisecond and boom. You’re fooked. A life destroyed. A will captured. A leash tightened. Once they have the image, they own the soul. But here’s the real question: Why is this truth, this razor-sharp analysis of how power actually works coming from a guy who is himself controlled, initiated, and dripping with pedo behavior? (See post below) Why do the compromised always reveal the mechanics of compromise? Why do the paid shills always accuse others of being paid? Why do they literally teach you how to spot controlled opposition while being controlled opposition? Why do gender-inverted satanic freaks expose gender inversion in Hollywood? Why do occultists evangelize the “Great Awakening”? Why do trauma-programmed puppets expose trauma-programmed puppets? Why do the wolves explain the behavior of wolves? Do you see the sleight of hand yet? This is the real ritual: They reveal just enough truth the kind that makes you trust them so they can shape the rest of your reality. Truth becomes bait. Confession becomes camouflage. Exposure becomes recruitment. They’re not warning you. They’re initiating you while setting and controlling the Overton window. The hierarchy of their mystery religion is being externalized, piece by piece, through the mouths of the damned, because that’s how cults grow. And now the big one: Why is the Epstein list being pushed, defended, weaponized, and suffocated by people who every last one of them is either ON it or orbiting it? Ask yourself: Why do the guilty always lead the charge to “expose” guilt? Answer: Because revealing the truth is one of the most powerful forms of control. In order to be betrayed one must first truth. Remember that! And every disclosure you’re being fed… is part of a script to subvert and control you, not to enlighten and free you. [I’ll link examples of in comments to help you visualize how they’re exactly what they expose 👇🏻]

Sir Escanor (𝘏𝘰𝘱𝘪𝘶𝘮 𝘚𝘭𝘢𝘺𝘦𝘳)

24,891 Aufrufe • vor 9 Monaten

Spoke with David Buss, a pioneer in human mating psychology. He’s one of the few people who’s actually studied why men and women choose each other the way they do — across cultures & time. We got into the basics of his work, how evolutionary psychology formed as a field, and why some of Freud’s ideas make sense in a modern context. We spoke about long-term vs short-term mating, why people pick bad partners, what makes someone “high value,” and the lies men and women tell each other without even realising it. Other Topics that we covered — emotional vs sexual cheating, why some patterns repeat across societies, what dating apps have done to us, and why men and women want such different things from each other. Episode attached in both English and Hindi Dubbed Timestamps ↓ 00:00 – What He Studies 04:36 – Freud’s Big Shift 05:55 – What Is Evolutionary Psychology 09:50 – Are Female Orgasms Necessary? 14:30 – Who Pays More for Bad Partners? 16:21 – Long-Term vs Short-Term Relationships 24:22 – Male vs Female Preferences 35:23 – Media Myths About Beauty 47:18 – Why Women Like Bad Boys 56:32 – Why Women Choose Status 01:00:52 – Lies Men & Women Tell 01:06:53 – Dating Patterns in India 01:11:33 – Emotional vs Sexual Cheating 01:14:47 – Are Humans Monogamous? 01:19:35 – Why Men Prefer Younger Women 01:22:06 – How Dating Apps Changed Mating 01:30:10 – Dating an AI 01:33:40 – Male vs Female Sexual Preferences 01:35:40 – Why Women Like Funny Men 01:37:31 – David on the Red Pill 01:39:32 – Does He Believe in Love?
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Spoke with David Buss, a pioneer in human mating psychology. He’s one of the few people who’s actually studied why men and women choose each other the way they do — across cultures & time. We got into the basics of his work, how evolutionary psychology formed as a field, and why some of Freud’s ideas make sense in a modern context. We spoke about long-term vs short-term mating, why people pick bad partners, what makes someone “high value,” and the lies men and women tell each other without even realising it. Other Topics that we covered — emotional vs sexual cheating, why some patterns repeat across societies, what dating apps have done to us, and why men and women want such different things from each other. Episode attached in both English and Hindi Dubbed Timestamps ↓ 00:00 – What He Studies 04:36 – Freud’s Big Shift 05:55 – What Is Evolutionary Psychology 09:50 – Are Female Orgasms Necessary? 14:30 – Who Pays More for Bad Partners? 16:21 – Long-Term vs Short-Term Relationships 24:22 – Male vs Female Preferences 35:23 – Media Myths About Beauty 47:18 – Why Women Like Bad Boys 56:32 – Why Women Choose Status 01:00:52 – Lies Men & Women Tell 01:06:53 – Dating Patterns in India 01:11:33 – Emotional vs Sexual Cheating 01:14:47 – Are Humans Monogamous? 01:19:35 – Why Men Prefer Younger Women 01:22:06 – How Dating Apps Changed Mating 01:30:10 – Dating an AI 01:33:40 – Male vs Female Sexual Preferences 01:35:40 – Why Women Like Funny Men 01:37:31 – David on the Red Pill 01:39:32 – Does He Believe in Love?

Prakhar Gupta

27,823 Aufrufe • vor 9 Monaten

Markets change. Human nature doesn’t. Cliff Asness (Clifford Asness) joins Infinite Loops to discuss the gamification of markets, and why extreme valuations keep returning despite decades of data. We explore how trading apps change behavior, why speculation feels productive, and what gets lost when investing becomes entertainment. If you care about long-term thinking in a short-term world, this episode is for you. TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 Intro 1:10 Losses Hurt More than the Wins 6:20 Dot-Com Bubble vs. the 2020 Tech Bubble 13:30 Meme Stocks, Robinhood, and Gamified Investing 21:40 Asness Doesn’t Know Which Stocks He Owns 29:10 Quant Discipline, Models, and Looking Stupid 38:30 Market Crisesand Volatility 52:10 Human Nature as the Last Investing Edge 1:04:40 AI and “Surrendering to the Machines” 1:23:50 Forecasting Bubbles 1:37:40 Private Equity and Volatility Laundering 1:55:30 What Asness Would Change If He Ran the World
1:57:55

Markets change. Human nature doesn’t. Cliff Asness (Clifford Asness) joins Infinite Loops to discuss the gamification of markets, and why extreme valuations keep returning despite decades of data. We explore how trading apps change behavior, why speculation feels productive, and what gets lost when investing becomes entertainment. If you care about long-term thinking in a short-term world, this episode is for you. TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 Intro 1:10 Losses Hurt More than the Wins 6:20 Dot-Com Bubble vs. the 2020 Tech Bubble 13:30 Meme Stocks, Robinhood, and Gamified Investing 21:40 Asness Doesn’t Know Which Stocks He Owns 29:10 Quant Discipline, Models, and Looking Stupid 38:30 Market Crisesand Volatility 52:10 Human Nature as the Last Investing Edge 1:04:40 AI and “Surrendering to the Machines” 1:23:50 Forecasting Bubbles 1:37:40 Private Equity and Volatility Laundering 1:55:30 What Asness Would Change If He Ran the World

Infinite Loops 🎙

184,180 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten