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These people are always complaining about something and now all the sudden they "care" about how our tax dollars are being spent. They don't care that much. They just want something to complain about because Republicans are in office now. I’m glad to see Kash having fun with our guys after a big win.
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These people are always complaining about something and now all the sudden they "care" about how our tax dollars are being spent. They don't care that much. They just want something to complain about because Republicans are in office now. I’m glad to see Kash having fun with our guys after a big win.

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"We had a really fun run with that. We learned a lot. Business wise, being 17 and stepping into something that big was like 'WOAH!' But at the time, there were no sneakers for women, by women, that understood the design part and it just stood out." - Angela R Simmons

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Earlier this year, we set up a special room in our office where people could sneak preview Big Walk with their friends. Almost 1,000 people came by. We wanted the experience to be special, not just sitting at a screen. So we had some fun. Here's a look at the room's big finale.

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Big brands have mastered this in their marketing. Think about Coca-Cola’s ads. They don’t just show a drink. They show music, dancing, and laughter. Your brain connects Coke with joy, fun, and refreshment. Kahneman’s work uncovered something profound…

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Lala Kent talks about the trauma bond she has with her eldest daughter Ocean: “The bond I have with that child is like something that I cannot explain, and obviously I love and adore Sosa and I've talked about this before. It's like all of these big moments happening, and I feel such like a trauma bond with Ocean, where like I'm so protective because I had to fight so hard for her. So, any big moment, it just means something. It just feels different than it does. I'm so at peace with being Sosa's mom, and I don't really feel that sense of peace with being Ocean's mom. I feel like I'm constantly in fight mode” Source: An Unlikely Affair #TheValley

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Fazzy

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Chris Camillo explains why you should stop trading after a big win “You’re not as smart as you think you are. You are about to make the worst trade of your life” “If history repeats itself, almost every time I’ve knocked it out of the park, I have then gone on to do something so stupid because I get so overconfident” “I’m so cash flush that I am not as regimented with my process and that is the trap” “Do less after your big wins. You’d be better off taking part of that money and actually doing something fun with your family, your friends” “You’d be better off buying something rather than just making a dumb trading move because that’s what you’re likely to do”
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Chris Camillo explains why you should stop trading after a big win “You’re not as smart as you think you are. You are about to make the worst trade of your life” “If history repeats itself, almost every time I’ve knocked it out of the park, I have then gone on to do something so stupid because I get so overconfident” “I’m so cash flush that I am not as regimented with my process and that is the trap” “Do less after your big wins. You’d be better off taking part of that money and actually doing something fun with your family, your friends” “You’d be better off buying something rather than just making a dumb trading move because that’s what you’re likely to do”

Jack

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Jeff Bezos on why stress is almost always a sign that you're avoiding action: When times are rough, Bezos doesn't talk about willpower or pushing through. He reframes where stress actually comes from. "I find if I'm stressed about something, it's usually because I'm not doing anything about it," he says. For Bezos, stress is information. He treats it as a physical signal worth paying attention to: "If I'm stressed about something, I'm trying to figure out why am I stressed? I'm listening to my body as a signal that something is awry." And the relief comes from simply starting to move on it: "The stress goes away the second I take the first step of identifying the source of the stress. Why am I stressed about this? What's going on?" The next step is to stop carrying it alone. Bezos talks to someone, and more specifically, he looks for allies: "If you can find friends who are interested in similar things or want to help you solve a problem, problem solving is inspiring for me all by itself." This is where the shift happens. Once Jeff Bezos has people around him, the same situation that once felt heavy becomes something he enjoys: "There's nothing more fun than getting in a room with a group of inventors and saying, 'Look, here's the problem. Let's invent a solution to it.' And as soon as you start doing that, I find that it turns from something that might create stress into something that creates fun."

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Mikal Bridges reacts to receiving MVP chants from Nets fans: “It’s crazy. I obviously wasn’t expecting that... It’s just a lot of love man. That’s the biggest thing I take away from being here is just the love from the city and the fans. Even when I’m home or walking around people are just big Nets fans and showing love. It’s just a blessing. They made me feel so welcome when I was pretty upset about getting traded from Phoenix because of all my friends and all my teammates and the staff... They made me just be so into Brooklyn right away just from the love they’ve been showing, so I thank them a lot.”

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Sam Altman calls Google (and other big companies) sclerotic and set in their ways and that they should have been the runaway winner in AI. "Maybe between 2016 and 2018 we had to get really lucky, and it required a lot of great belief. But then by 2019, certainly by 2020, we shouldn't have really gotten to exist. Google should have just run away with it." "There's clearly something here about why big companies get sclerotic and get set in their ways."

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15,660 次观看 • 1 个月前

Thomas Atlas - “Shackles on Me” - LIVE This cover of a Jimmie Vaughan song is in response to the UK government's requirement for initially company directors, and then presumably everyone else, in stages, to have a "One Login" Digital ID linked to their email addresses, which will tie them to all government services with one single digital email account linked to their biometric data: a "selfie", which could be used to implement a nation-wide digital social credit score in future, and to harvest data for surveillance by private corporations as well. It is overall a step further towards a dystopian digital tyranny, which if it goes too far, it can then no longer be stopped. The time to resist this path towards digital slavery is before it is fully implemented and tied to everyone's bank accounts. Biometric selfies passed onto AI powered facial recognition cameras throughout "Smart Cities" to remotely assess personal credit scores according to lifestyles and political beliefs, if not even religious beliefs, is where this all leads. Not something we should just stand by and watch: this is a song of resistance. Shackles on Me (Song and lyrics by Jimmie Vaughan Slightly altered by Robin Monotti) Don’t want no shackles Don’t want no shackles on me Don’t want no shackles Don’t want no shackles on me I say: "Down!" to Big Brother Don’t you tred on me I got the blues about freedom I got the blues about tyranny I got the blues about my freedom I got the blues about tyranny I say: Down with Big Brother! Dont like that digital ID Don’t want no chip in my wallet A chip in my car And if I wanna travel It’s nobody’s business how far Don’t want these shackles Don’t want these shackles on me I say: Down with Big Brother! Down with Big Brother! Don’t like that digital ID Down with Big Brother! Down with Big Brother! I say Down with Big Brother! Down with Big Brother! I say Down with Big Brother! It’s all about Liberty.
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Thomas Atlas - “Shackles on Me” - LIVE This cover of a Jimmie Vaughan song is in response to the UK government's requirement for initially company directors, and then presumably everyone else, in stages, to have a "One Login" Digital ID linked to their email addresses, which will tie them to all government services with one single digital email account linked to their biometric data: a "selfie", which could be used to implement a nation-wide digital social credit score in future, and to harvest data for surveillance by private corporations as well. It is overall a step further towards a dystopian digital tyranny, which if it goes too far, it can then no longer be stopped. The time to resist this path towards digital slavery is before it is fully implemented and tied to everyone's bank accounts. Biometric selfies passed onto AI powered facial recognition cameras throughout "Smart Cities" to remotely assess personal credit scores according to lifestyles and political beliefs, if not even religious beliefs, is where this all leads. Not something we should just stand by and watch: this is a song of resistance. Shackles on Me (Song and lyrics by Jimmie Vaughan Slightly altered by Robin Monotti) Don’t want no shackles Don’t want no shackles on me Don’t want no shackles Don’t want no shackles on me I say: "Down!" to Big Brother Don’t you tred on me I got the blues about freedom I got the blues about tyranny I got the blues about my freedom I got the blues about tyranny I say: Down with Big Brother! Dont like that digital ID Don’t want no chip in my wallet A chip in my car And if I wanna travel It’s nobody’s business how far Don’t want these shackles Don’t want these shackles on me I say: Down with Big Brother! Down with Big Brother! Don’t like that digital ID Down with Big Brother! Down with Big Brother! I say Down with Big Brother! Down with Big Brother! I say Down with Big Brother! It’s all about Liberty.

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60,471 次观看 • 10 个月前

Sneako talks with a Queens resident about NYC & Mamdani on his One Minute Podcast "New York's kind of been the same, hectic..it's a lifestyle..he wanted some good things for the city..personally I don't know if he's done anything good yet for us..good person, good heart..a good change" "Vibes is a start..but then it also has to come a time..significant change..the train, other stuff..they want to see a big change..the laws are kind of mixed..2nd amendment, can't really defend yourself in a certain scenario..I'm just nitpicking one thing but there's other things"
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Sneako talks with a Queens resident about NYC & Mamdani on his One Minute Podcast "New York's kind of been the same, hectic..it's a lifestyle..he wanted some good things for the city..personally I don't know if he's done anything good yet for us..good person, good heart..a good change" "Vibes is a start..but then it also has to come a time..significant change..the train, other stuff..they want to see a big change..the laws are kind of mixed..2nd amendment, can't really defend yourself in a certain scenario..I'm just nitpicking one thing but there's other things"

yeet

27,416 次观看 • 3 个月前

🚨 NEW: Tim Dillon brilliantly talks about the Epstein Files and how it might incriminate our greatest ally: RUSSIA 💀 “We have a very unique and historically close relationship with Russia. We fund Russia, we give them a lot of money to fight wars, they have potentially influenced our foreign policy. Good luck trying to get elected in this country criticizing Russia. If you criticize Russia they descend on you big time. Every year I see one or two people in my business clarify they’re not being anti Russia. ‘I just want people to know that I have Russian friends.’ There’s a huge Russia connection in these documents. The ex prime minster of Russia used to stay at Epstein’s island at his house. Epstein’s personal lawyer Alan Moscowface is a very big proponent of Russia and Russian interests. Even the President’s daughter converted to being Russian. So Trump has a lot of respect for Russia and Russians. By the way what I just said is being said on CNN and MSNBC with a straight face. That Jeffrey Epstein is a Russian asset.”
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🚨 NEW: Tim Dillon brilliantly talks about the Epstein Files and how it might incriminate our greatest ally: RUSSIA 💀 “We have a very unique and historically close relationship with Russia. We fund Russia, we give them a lot of money to fight wars, they have potentially influenced our foreign policy. Good luck trying to get elected in this country criticizing Russia. If you criticize Russia they descend on you big time. Every year I see one or two people in my business clarify they’re not being anti Russia. ‘I just want people to know that I have Russian friends.’ There’s a huge Russia connection in these documents. The ex prime minster of Russia used to stay at Epstein’s island at his house. Epstein’s personal lawyer Alan Moscowface is a very big proponent of Russia and Russian interests. Even the President’s daughter converted to being Russian. So Trump has a lot of respect for Russia and Russians. By the way what I just said is being said on CNN and MSNBC with a straight face. That Jeffrey Epstein is a Russian asset.”

Autism Capital 🧩

397,615 次观看 • 7 个月前

American is extremely stressed out, she was just pulled over by a swarm of police cars. She was misidentified by Flock Safety cameras A cop car put on his lights, then 3 cop cars surrounded her vehicle. She was told her car had been identified by Flock Cameras and was “wanted for felony activity” “I was just pulled over by 3 cop cars while I was going 32 miles an hour, all because of a freaking flock camera. I got freaking flocked” She’s in a rental car, someone else has apparently used the vehicle in a crime, the flock camera identified the vehicle and because she is now using it, she is the one who got swarmed by police cars Just imagine how badly this could go…. An innocent person in a rental car being misidentified by Flock and then a police altercation happens and someone could get hurt “Can you imagine if I was pulled over by, like, an asshole type of cop that just aggressively pulled me out of the car and didn't take my word for it and immediately just put me in handcuffs? —- My friend that was in the car with us, he was like, "Dude, you should make a big, big deal about this to the dealership because that could've, that could've been so dangerous." I added multiple examples at the end where people have actually died from police pulling them over from wrong vehicle identification This is extremely dangerous and serious
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American is extremely stressed out, she was just pulled over by a swarm of police cars. She was misidentified by Flock Safety cameras A cop car put on his lights, then 3 cop cars surrounded her vehicle. She was told her car had been identified by Flock Cameras and was “wanted for felony activity” “I was just pulled over by 3 cop cars while I was going 32 miles an hour, all because of a freaking flock camera. I got freaking flocked” She’s in a rental car, someone else has apparently used the vehicle in a crime, the flock camera identified the vehicle and because she is now using it, she is the one who got swarmed by police cars Just imagine how badly this could go…. An innocent person in a rental car being misidentified by Flock and then a police altercation happens and someone could get hurt “Can you imagine if I was pulled over by, like, an asshole type of cop that just aggressively pulled me out of the car and didn't take my word for it and immediately just put me in handcuffs? —- My friend that was in the car with us, he was like, "Dude, you should make a big, big deal about this to the dealership because that could've, that could've been so dangerous." I added multiple examples at the end where people have actually died from police pulling them over from wrong vehicle identification This is extremely dangerous and serious

Wall Street Apes

51,753 次观看 • 16 天前

🚨 JUST IN: Ugandan Mayor Mamdani is getting OBLITERATED as he grovels to big billionaires to stay in NYC for socialism JEFF BEZOS: "If we ran Amazon the way NYC runs schools, your packages would take 6 WEEKS to arrive, we'd charge you a $100 fee, and when it did arrive, it would have the WRONG ITEM in it anyway!" 🔥 The 3rd world scammer thought he could just tax everyone into OBLIVION, but now he's on his knees with JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs, while also being slammed by Ken Griffin THIS IS WHAT SOCIALISM DOES
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🚨 JUST IN: Ugandan Mayor Mamdani is getting OBLITERATED as he grovels to big billionaires to stay in NYC for socialism JEFF BEZOS: "If we ran Amazon the way NYC runs schools, your packages would take 6 WEEKS to arrive, we'd charge you a $100 fee, and when it did arrive, it would have the WRONG ITEM in it anyway!" 🔥 The 3rd world scammer thought he could just tax everyone into OBLIVION, but now he's on his knees with JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs, while also being slammed by Ken Griffin THIS IS WHAT SOCIALISM DOES

Eric Daugherty

398,637 次观看 • 3 个月前

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Proud dad moment 🥺 Sanfilippo is relentless and as it progresses kids ultimately end up immobile and bed bound. By the age of 5/6 many kids struggle to walk and begin to spend much of their time in a wheelchair or stroller. On Saturday before enjoying a Buckeye win, we went to our local apple orchard and Clark dominated the big jumping pillow and was able to enjoy it with his friends without falling! We remain incredibly hopeful that his treatment is working and pray that it is something he will be able to get indefinitely 💜

Brutus Stark

38,876 次观看 • 11 个月前