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Inject this travis kalanick energy into my veins: "That makes it more fun—that's the point: do the hard things. If you're in the atoms world, you have decided: 'I like hard things. I like pain more than anybody else.' This is what you've gotta be about."

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"Elon owns 𝕏 now. There's a massive difference in the mix of ideas that can get out there." "You're allowed to be optimistic about things. Where before, everything had to be negative." travis kalanick on why now is the right time for Atoms to come out of stealth: "The world is different." "This sounds crazy, but in 2017, the media world was actually more negative than it is today, partly because of shows like this. It's like - let's bring some optimism to the party. Can we get excited about what the future looks like and what's being built?" "That's the difference between today and then. When 95% of all press is negative, you're like - 'Why engage?'"
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"Elon owns 𝕏 now. There's a massive difference in the mix of ideas that can get out there." "You're allowed to be optimistic about things. Where before, everything had to be negative." travis kalanick on why now is the right time for Atoms to come out of stealth: "The world is different." "This sounds crazy, but in 2017, the media world was actually more negative than it is today, partly because of shows like this. It's like - let's bring some optimism to the party. Can we get excited about what the future looks like and what's being built?" "That's the difference between today and then. When 95% of all press is negative, you're like - 'Why engage?'"

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“makes me wannnaaa do things that i shouldn’t ” i would like this injected into my veins pls n ty
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“makes me wannnaaa do things that i shouldn’t ” i would like this injected into my veins pls n ty

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non aesthetic things This gotta be one of the most disgusting things I have ever seen and what more disgusting is that he does this everywhere
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non aesthetic things This gotta be one of the most disgusting things I have ever seen and what more disgusting is that he does this everywhere

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Legal immigrant loves this country more than every liberal out there “When someone tells me that I don’t belong here, I smile because as a legal immigrant, I probably love this country more than you do.” “I worked hard to be here. I followed the law when it was hard, expensive, and stressful. It means I respect the system, not just the benefits. I also know what life looks like without American freedoms, which makes me extremely grateful… I earned my seat at the table… I fought to be here.” Love this!! 🔥👇🏼

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