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Did you know, Super Mario Maker 2 had more than 26 million courses created in less than a year of its release? A dedicated group called Team 0% spent years clearing every legitimate “uncleared” level (ones no one but the creator had beaten). They finished the job just before... show more

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The secret exit from the Forest of Illusion leads to Roy’s Castle, one of Super Mario World’s trickiest stages, with a moving snake platform over lava. The level has no Midway Point, so dying sends you all the way back to the start. It is one of only two castles in the original game that contain Dragon Coins (the other is Larry’s Castle).

The secret exit from the Forest of Illusion leads to Roy’s Castle, one of Super Mario World’s trickiest stages, with a moving snake platform over lava. The level has no Midway Point, so dying sends you all the way back to the start. It is one of only two castles in the original game that contain Dragon Coins (the other is Larry’s Castle).

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Last year, Coca-Cola Co. spent $327 million on advertising in the United States, while the company raked in more than $9.5 billion in profits. Not one of their ads will tell you that drinking 1 or 2 cans of Coke a day will increase your chances of getting Type 2 diabetes by 26%.

Last year, Coca-Cola Co. spent $327 million on advertising in the United States, while the company raked in more than $9.5 billion in profits. Not one of their ads will tell you that drinking 1 or 2 cans of Coke a day will increase your chances of getting Type 2 diabetes by 26%.

Bernie Sanders

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.Elizabeth Warren says it's "illegal" for the executive branch to cut costs within the executive branch during a shutdown. "These firings are illegal. They were illegal before the shutdown and they are illegal after the shutdown. The shutdown gives Donald Trump no more power to lay people off en masse like this than he had before ... "Republicans are willing to just stand by and watch him do that. That is a form of cruelty that no leader of a nation anywhere should impose on the people that he supposedly represents.”

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Tom Elliott

109,705 views • 10 months ago

No one in the media will report on this, but did you know unemployment is at its LOWEST level in more than 50 years, going back to when I was four years old? That’s a real-time signal that, under President Trump, the job market is strong and getting stronger. Never forget: under Joe Biden, unemployment jumped to a four‑year high and sent millions of workers to the unemployment line.

No one in the media will report on this, but did you know unemployment is at its LOWEST level in more than 50 years, going back to when I was four years old? That’s a real-time signal that, under President Trump, the job market is strong and getting stronger. Never forget: under Joe Biden, unemployment jumped to a four‑year high and sent millions of workers to the unemployment line.

Congressman John Rose

13,814 views • 3 months ago

AI that had human-level intelligence would actually be way above human level in capability. Obviously, if we trained a human-level AI, we could just run way more instances of it in parallel. This is a huge advantage. But it's not the only one. Right now, LLMs are much less sample-efficient than humans, but they can process each individual piece of data much more quickly. A model that was a human-level learner would be able to gain the equivalent of thousands of years of education. AIs can also be way more task-oriented than humans. Even a really well-motivated human worker can only operate with ‘human-level’ effort for relatively short spans of time. AGI could do it continuously.

AI that had human-level intelligence would actually be way above human level in capability. Obviously, if we trained a human-level AI, we could just run way more instances of it in parallel. This is a huge advantage. But it's not the only one. Right now, LLMs are much less sample-efficient than humans, but they can process each individual piece of data much more quickly. A model that was a human-level learner would be able to gain the equivalent of thousands of years of education. AIs can also be way more task-oriented than humans. Even a really well-motivated human worker can only operate with ‘human-level’ effort for relatively short spans of time. AGI could do it continuously.

Dwarkesh Patel

31,861 views • 4 months ago

Did you know there’s a Jewish Olympics? It's called the Maccabiah, and every four years, thousands of Jewish athletes from around the world gather in Israel, not just to compete, but to come home. The Maccabiah is more than a competition. It’s a celebration of a people scattered across the globe, united by a shared history, a shared future, and a shared homeland. 🏅🇮🇱 Am Yisrael Chai.

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Israel ישראל

43,272 views • 2 months ago

Qullamaggie on His Friends That Started Trading With Him “Yeah, some of them. Some of them started up. You know some of them tried trading unsuccessfully. Two of my friends actually started trading; they traded for like a year, but yeah they didn’t have much success. They could have had success if they had stuck to it, but they got bored and they thought, you know, everyone thinks. You know, but it takes years and years and years, and that’s really the only difference between successful traders and unsuccessful traders. Because the successful ones don’t give up. They stick with it even if they blow up. They come back; they go back to trading. That’s what I did several times. I could just I could have just given up and you know finished my studies and gone to work. You know, worked at a regular job. And now I make as much money in a year that I would have made in a lifetime having a regular job. So dropping out of school was the best decision I’ve ever made. The funny thing is most of my friends don’t really know how much; how successful I am. Like they think I’m making like as much money as I would in a normal job.”

Qullamaggie on His Friends That Started Trading With Him “Yeah, some of them. Some of them started up. You know some of them tried trading unsuccessfully. Two of my friends actually started trading; they traded for like a year, but yeah they didn’t have much success. They could have had success if they had stuck to it, but they got bored and they thought, you know, everyone thinks. You know, but it takes years and years and years, and that’s really the only difference between successful traders and unsuccessful traders. Because the successful ones don’t give up. They stick with it even if they blow up. They come back; they go back to trading. That’s what I did several times. I could just I could have just given up and you know finished my studies and gone to work. You know, worked at a regular job. And now I make as much money in a year that I would have made in a lifetime having a regular job. So dropping out of school was the best decision I’ve ever made. The funny thing is most of my friends don’t really know how much; how successful I am. Like they think I’m making like as much money as I would in a normal job.”

Lone

37,714 views • 9 months ago

Oklahoma Secretary of State Benjamin Lepak was arrested outside a McDonald’s on suspicion of public intoxication after police said he had “extremely slurred speech.” “I had a beer… that’s it,” Lepak told officers, later saying he drank less than one beer because he did not finish it. His spokesperson noted that police did not administer a breathalyzer test. Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond called Lepak “thoroughly inebriated” after reviewing the footage and demanded Gov. Kevin Stitt fire him immediately.

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Fox News

426,700 views • 9 days ago

It’s time to arrest Governor Tim Walz Audio from Judy Randall, Office of the Legislative Auditor in Minnesota explaining how DHS officials under Tim Walz created documents AFTER auditors requested them “So one of the documents that was there that our team hadn't seen before, we could see on the activity log that it had been created in 2025. And then the date entered in the system for when it was completed was 2023. Oh, well, so that's concerning So then the team went to speak to that grant manager to say, help us understand what we're seeing. And the grant manager confirmed that it hadn't existed before, that they had created it and put it into the system because we had asked for it as part of our audit. Well, that's beyond raising flags, right? — So then we started to look at other documents that had previously been missing and found other documents that also had activity of being created in 2025, even though the grant had closed 2 years prior. — Some people said, you know, I just created it and here it is. But of course, that really undermines the credibility of that document, right? Because did they have all their notes on a legal pad and just hadn't entered it, or were they scrapping it together from memory, or, you know, who knows” It’s all fraud.

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Wall Street Apes

30,044 views • 7 months ago

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CBS News

14,381 views • 6 months ago

The Office of the Inspector General found Chicago Public Schools spent $7.7 million of taxpayer money on travel last year Report shows excessive spending on overnight trips for staff excursions to places like Egypt, Finland, and South Africa “The watchdog group also found about 40% of all conference attendees traveled without receiving approval. This all while Chicago public schools (CPS) faced a $734 million deficit” “Office of Inspector General found CPS travel expenditures surged to $7.7 million last year. That's more than double what the district spent five years prior before the pandemic. The report states CPS staffers repeatedly exceeded spending limits and expensed trips and activities without approval, including a professional development conference in Las Vegas that more than 600 employees attended between 2022 and 2024. Spending more than one and a half million in district dollars. Nearly 90% of attendees stayed in hotels exceeding CPS spending limits” “We also reached out to the mayor's office for comment. They say they have no comment at this time”

The Office of the Inspector General found Chicago Public Schools spent $7.7 million of taxpayer money on travel last year Report shows excessive spending on overnight trips for staff excursions to places like Egypt, Finland, and South Africa “The watchdog group also found about 40% of all conference attendees traveled without receiving approval. This all while Chicago public schools (CPS) faced a $734 million deficit” “Office of Inspector General found CPS travel expenditures surged to $7.7 million last year. That's more than double what the district spent five years prior before the pandemic. The report states CPS staffers repeatedly exceeded spending limits and expensed trips and activities without approval, including a professional development conference in Las Vegas that more than 600 employees attended between 2022 and 2024. Spending more than one and a half million in district dollars. Nearly 90% of attendees stayed in hotels exceeding CPS spending limits” “We also reached out to the mayor's office for comment. They say they have no comment at this time”

Wall Street Apes

576,198 views • 9 months ago

In stark contrast to what Deng did in China, up to a million North Koreans starved to death in the 1990s because their government had already banned private farming and lived off Soviet handouts. The Soviet collapse in 1991 cut the free fuel and fertilizer that had kept the whole system afloat for decades, and energy imports dropped 75% almost overnight. North Korea had fully collectivized its farms since the 1950s, so farmers held almost no private plots and had zero reason to grow more than the state’s quota. When the free inputs vanished the system had no slack left. Floods in 1995 finished off what crops remained, and the Public Distribution System that nearly the entire population relied on for food simply collapsed in large parts of the country. City rations fell from 585 grams of grain a day in 1987 to 30 grams by 1997. The regime called it the “Arduous March”. And even after Kim Il Sung died the year the famine began, his son kept the exact same centrally planned system running for the next 17 years while hundreds of thousands starved. And that is the body count of full collectivization under communism.

In stark contrast to what Deng did in China, up to a million North Koreans starved to death in the 1990s because their government had already banned private farming and lived off Soviet handouts. The Soviet collapse in 1991 cut the free fuel and fertilizer that had kept the whole system afloat for decades, and energy imports dropped 75% almost overnight. North Korea had fully collectivized its farms since the 1950s, so farmers held almost no private plots and had zero reason to grow more than the state’s quota. When the free inputs vanished the system had no slack left. Floods in 1995 finished off what crops remained, and the Public Distribution System that nearly the entire population relied on for food simply collapsed in large parts of the country. City rations fell from 585 grams of grain a day in 1987 to 30 grams by 1997. The regime called it the “Arduous March”. And even after Kim Il Sung died the year the famine began, his son kept the exact same centrally planned system running for the next 17 years while hundreds of thousands starved. And that is the body count of full collectivization under communism.

Rothmus 🏴

1,418,077 views • 28 days ago

He wrote the algorithms that made Renaissance Technologies billions. They pushed him out of the most successful hedge fund in history, and in 25 years not one colleague ever called. His team feared him. Called him a monster. > He threw monitors over his own mistakes. > He made more money than he could spend in a lifetime. > He had no friends left.

He wrote the algorithms that made Renaissance Technologies billions. They pushed him out of the most successful hedge fund in history, and in 25 years not one colleague ever called. His team feared him. Called him a monster. > He threw monitors over his own mistakes. > He made more money than he could spend in a lifetime. > He had no friends left.

zostaff

50,801 views • 2 months ago

Listing a creator program shouldn't cost studios a subscription, a per-seat fee, or a cap on how many creators you can reach. For years, it has - and today we're changing that! FirstLook is launching creatorsgg, the first all-in-one creator CRM for game studios. You can list your creator program, onboard creators and distribute keys for $0. No subscription. No per-seat pricing. No request caps. You only pay when you either choose to fund a paid campaign or want additional creator functionality. List a campaign in under 10 minutes and put it in front of tens of thousands of creators. Get keys in their hands the same day. We've already got 50+ campaigns and programs listed on including studios like Starbreeze Entertainment, Brain Jar Games, IO Interactive, BULKHEAD and Super Evil Megacorp. We've also put this to work powering the Esports World Cup's $2M creator program, bringing tens of thousands of creators into the network. Creator relationships are one of the most underrated growth channels in games, and we want every studio to be able to build them, not just the ones with the biggest budgets. Super proud of the team for working on this!! If you run a studio, list your program today - or comment here with 'sign me up!' and i'll get in touch. Links in comments :)

Listing a creator program shouldn't cost studios a subscription, a per-seat fee, or a cap on how many creators you can reach. For years, it has - and today we're changing that! FirstLook is launching creatorsgg, the first all-in-one creator CRM for game studios. You can list your creator program, onboard creators and distribute keys for $0. No subscription. No per-seat pricing. No request caps. You only pay when you either choose to fund a paid campaign or want additional creator functionality. List a campaign in under 10 minutes and put it in front of tens of thousands of creators. Get keys in their hands the same day. We've already got 50+ campaigns and programs listed on including studios like Starbreeze Entertainment, Brain Jar Games, IO Interactive, BULKHEAD and Super Evil Megacorp. We've also put this to work powering the Esports World Cup's $2M creator program, bringing tens of thousands of creators into the network. Creator relationships are one of the most underrated growth channels in games, and we want every studio to be able to build them, not just the ones with the biggest budgets. Super proud of the team for working on this!! If you run a studio, list your program today - or comment here with 'sign me up!' and i'll get in touch. Links in comments :)

Eden Chen

22,850 views • 26 days ago

Reddit users exploited Robinhood for MILLIONS and still went broke In 2019, a random Redditor called ControlTheNarrative found a bug on Robinhood that counted his borrowed money as his own So every time he traded, the app let him borrow even more on top of money he never had A $2,000 deposit turned into $50,000 of buying power within minutes and instead of slowly pulling it out he bet every dollar on Apple crashing but the stock went up instead Two minutes after market open the entire position was gone and he was tens of thousands in debt to Robinhood, live on his own webcam The only reaction he could had was a "guh" so iconic WallStreetBets still uses it today every time someone blows up their account After that he posted the bug on Reddit A user called MoonYachts turned $4,000 into a $1 million position another one called Cal_Warrior flipped $3,000 into $1.7 million Within days, every single one of the 20 accounts that tried it had been suspended and most of them walked away owing Robinhood tens of thousands of dollars

Reddit users exploited Robinhood for MILLIONS and still went broke In 2019, a random Redditor called ControlTheNarrative found a bug on Robinhood that counted his borrowed money as his own So every time he traded, the app let him borrow even more on top of money he never had A $2,000 deposit turned into $50,000 of buying power within minutes and instead of slowly pulling it out he bet every dollar on Apple crashing but the stock went up instead Two minutes after market open the entire position was gone and he was tens of thousands in debt to Robinhood, live on his own webcam The only reaction he could had was a "guh" so iconic WallStreetBets still uses it today every time someone blows up their account After that he posted the bug on Reddit A user called MoonYachts turned $4,000 into a $1 million position another one called Cal_Warrior flipped $3,000 into $1.7 million Within days, every single one of the 20 accounts that tried it had been suspended and most of them walked away owing Robinhood tens of thousands of dollars

Sweep

514,508 views • 4 months ago

🚨 JUST IN: It's being resurfaced that the Biden FBI claimed the Jan. 6 pipe bomber data was "CORRUPT..." ...yet TRUMP'S FBI had the data, including cellphone ping, to find and arrest Brian Cole. What HAPPENED for the past 4 years?! JESSE WATTERS: "One of the lead investigators in Biden's FBI said they couldn't track his phone because the provider gave them corrupt data. But if the data was corrupt, how'd Trump's FBI use it to catch the guy?" "5,000 agents, 4 years, no one investigated the guy with the bombs. But Trump's team cracked it in less than a year!"

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Eric Daugherty

111,206 views • 8 months ago

🇮🇱🇮🇷 Israel killed key nuclear scientists Iranian nuclear scientist, Aghamiri: “Starting small, you know, especially considering that some of our scientists have been targeted.” Among the assassinated, in the 12-day war, were key scientists working on the project of small-modular reactors (SMR) where they had reached finalisation stages. The project is not lost, but will take a bit more time. They are currently working on one in Bandar Abbas. I guess it won't be long before its construction begins.

🇮🇱🇮🇷 Israel killed key nuclear scientists Iranian nuclear scientist, Aghamiri: “Starting small, you know, especially considering that some of our scientists have been targeted.” Among the assassinated, in the 12-day war, were key scientists working on the project of small-modular reactors (SMR) where they had reached finalisation stages. The project is not lost, but will take a bit more time. They are currently working on one in Bandar Abbas. I guess it won't be long before its construction begins.

Lord Bebo

30,079 views • 10 months ago

RFK Jr: "The polio vaccine contained a virus called SV40." "It's one of the most carcinogenic materials that is known to man." "But it was in that vaccine. 98 million people... in my generation got it." "And now you've had this explosion of soft tissue cancers in our generation that kill many, many, many, many, many more people than polio ever did."

RFK Jr: "The polio vaccine contained a virus called SV40." "It's one of the most carcinogenic materials that is known to man." "But it was in that vaccine. 98 million people... in my generation got it." "And now you've had this explosion of soft tissue cancers in our generation that kill many, many, many, many, many more people than polio ever did."

healthbot

994,477 views • 10 months ago