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intelligence doesn’t matter anymore before the industrial revolution, physical strength factored into how much money you made then it became about how smart you were ai makes intelligence free what’s left is agency. decide what you want and be relentless about it

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Pumponomics1 month ago

what’s left is balls. those who have balls are able to make it. those who do not will wage until death

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Notorious $PFP 🐂🀄️1 month ago

Green is what matters

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Clive1 month ago

Crazy take

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Kevin1 month ago

makes a lot of sense

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BURNT1 month ago

Decide what you want and be reckless about it

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AG (,,゚Д゚) (s/acc) ☘️1 month ago

in the year of the singularity ☘️

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RoundTrip1 month ago

What matters is delusional optimism. Our parents told us we could be whatever we wanted. And they were right. I want to be a miullionaire

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Solana Gaming1 month ago

Facts

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🟩friend along the way1 month ago

The premise is off a bit but I get the underlying point. Physical strength pre-industrial revolution, physical str may have influenced your wage, but wages was not worth a money was tho.. land rents, inheritance, guild monopoly rights, legal status .... Physical strength pretty much occupied the bottom of the distribution, and the causality was mostly backwards- richer people could afford better nutrition and stronger bodies

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Forge🐂🀄1 month ago

Just put the fries in the bag bro

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Kantian1 month ago

The main determinant of success before the Industrial Revolution was land ownership. After the revolution, it was ownership of the means of production (which also included lands), nothing to do with being smart or strong lol

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Xen01 month ago

You were wise but you really fell off friend It’s sad to see takes like these coming from a person like you Take care and idk, don’t drive people into misery

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Geezer1 month ago

You oversimplified the whole thing. AI drastically lowers the cost of many tasks, but agency is not independent of intelligence. An army of dumb mfs + AI is still < than a smart mf + AI That said, the only thing that is free rn is Unstable Coin at these levels solana:CB9dDufT3ZuQXqqSfa1c5kY935TEreyBw9XJXxHKpump

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Onuh Ifeoma1 month ago

A powerful perspective. In a world where knowledge is becoming more accessible, the ability to take action, make decisions, and stay committed will become even more valuable. Intelligence may open doors, but discipline, creativity, and determination are what turn ideas into results. The people who can adapt and move with purpose will always have an advantage.

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Roman Pearce1 month ago

All you have to do to succeed in today’s society is follow the crumbs

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ok1 month ago

what does matter is being ok

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TRINIX | luizrrodrigues1 month ago

Wrong, AI doesn’t make intelligence free If you ask the wrong questions or approach a problem the wrong way, AI will only accelerate your mistakes AI amplifies your actions: smart or stupid

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rjun.dime1 month ago

As Naval Once said: "The only true test of intelligence is if you get what you want out of life." &amp; I'm sorry to break it to you but you can't prompt an agent to do that for you.

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The Alchemist (🧪,⚗️)1 month ago

This alpha is superior to common sense

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Adrian Long1 month ago

Information is free, yes. Knowledge may be free, yes. Intelligence is the measure of these are applied. The concept is accurate, but these are three separate points not to be confused all as one.

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Nonc3.dime1 month ago

so you think that someone with a 70 IQ + AI is on a level playing field with someone with a 130 IQ + AI?

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roastie1 month ago

love this take. shit got me fired up

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Cousin Cole1 month ago

Banks is the last person people tune in to this podcast for. Yet he never stfu. Can the devs do something about that

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Squiggly Hair Shanks1 month ago

holy moly, banger sentence

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Maττ Beck 💹🧲1 month ago

great take @tushar_jain

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The CryptoHoot1 month ago

Dope guest!!! Solana at seed stage, doubled down again, FTX collapse tripled down, HYPE, ZEC you name it!!!

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StunMan Crypto1 month ago

LOL. Intelligence matters more. You need to know how to use AI. You need to be relentless as mentioned. Maybe you mean "education doesn't matter anymore"?

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HoodHood1 month ago

Fkin retarded… nothing is free… intelligence isnt free its expensive asf… all is that left is you to be killed so that some rich pedos can do whatever they like with their army of robots.

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Kevin Baldovich1 month ago

inteligence hasn't mattered since Google.. whats next is how good looking, muscular, young and wrapped in brand names you are. Its been over for nerds for good 2 decades now

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Degen Airline1 month ago

agency embodied - be you

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helmass1 month ago

I’m not trying to work hard or be smart.. can we go back

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Tonne1 month ago

this is just false but go off

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coolmonke.sol1 month ago

@rasmr_eth 💃❤️‍🔥

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Publius1 month ago

Ai makes some intelligence free But some intelligence simply can’t be bought

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