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Draymond Green on the viral moment with him and Jabari Smith: “Jabari bust my lip by the way in the first quarter. Me and Jabari kind of always get into it every time we play them. But it’s always love and respect after, you know, I’m not someone that take things that happen on the basketball court personal. I actually lose a lot of respect for guys when they take things on the basketball court personal and there’s some things on the basketball court that becomes personal. But when guys just mix it up a little bit as far as basketball goes, I never take that personal and I respect guys a lot that don’t take it personal. And right after the game, Jabari and I talk, we embrace, we hug. We actually exchange jerseys. How about that? Like, there is no issues, there’s no problem.” (Via The Draymond Green Show)
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.Tucker Carlson Commends the Noncompliant Who Defied COVID Tyranny. “If you are a good person, you will follow these rules. You will mask, you will separate, you will stay at home, you’ll take our shot. No, we have no idea what’s in it. We don’t know its long-term effects, but shut up. This is a moral test,” remarked Tucker Carlson when he reflected on COVID. “And if you want to pass, you will obey. And there will be people who decide to opt out, but they are, and everyone agreed on this, moral criminals. They’re outlaws,” he continued. “They’re sitting over there. They’re standing right here. There are always some people there are always some people who are going to be or gifted with whatever that weird gene is. It’s like 8% of the population who are proud to stand apart and be like, no.” ------------------------------ Share if you're one of these moral criminals. And follow (The Vigilant Fox 🦊) for more newsworthy clips.
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The Tennis Letter

591,804 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten

How I hear this 🐨 Everyone, first of all, it has taken a long time. I truly want to say how deeply grateful I am that you waited for us, stayed with us, supported us & came here tonight* We’ve released songs under 2.0. We’ve spoken about change, called for it & shown you many signs of it. But what matters most has never changed. What matters is that the 7 of us chose to do this work together. And just as important is the sincerity with which we hold you in our hearts. We will never, not for a single moment, take lightly or take for granted the fact that you filled this place for us. We will keep going with humility, always When I first met Jung Kook, he was 15. Now he’s 30. Jin hyung was 20 then & now he’s 35. We’re all over 30 now. So these are decisions we have made as independent people, after spending more than 15 years doing this work together. They are decisions we made so that we can keep doing this well, together, for a long time to come. So I hope you will trust us a little more, watch our changes with generosity & enjoy them with us. Please trust us one more time Thank you, truly. I love you. Thank you — *After the first paragraph, he bows deeply and begins to say, “I’m truly thankful. And if this were before…” but the crowd interrupts him, chanting his name. He laughs & says, “Wow, what a rush. You really are the best”
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How I hear this 🐨 Everyone, first of all, it has taken a long time. I truly want to say how deeply grateful I am that you waited for us, stayed with us, supported us & came here tonight* We’ve released songs under 2.0. We’ve spoken about change, called for it & shown you many signs of it. But what matters most has never changed. What matters is that the 7 of us chose to do this work together. And just as important is the sincerity with which we hold you in our hearts. We will never, not for a single moment, take lightly or take for granted the fact that you filled this place for us. We will keep going with humility, always When I first met Jung Kook, he was 15. Now he’s 30. Jin hyung was 20 then & now he’s 35. We’re all over 30 now. So these are decisions we have made as independent people, after spending more than 15 years doing this work together. They are decisions we made so that we can keep doing this well, together, for a long time to come. So I hope you will trust us a little more, watch our changes with generosity & enjoy them with us. Please trust us one more time Thank you, truly. I love you. Thank you — *After the first paragraph, he bows deeply and begins to say, “I’m truly thankful. And if this were before…” but the crowd interrupts him, chanting his name. He laughs & says, “Wow, what a rush. You really are the best”

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Beshear: Bullying is always wrong, and standing up for people is always right. Hate is always wrong, and love is always right. Judging people is always wrong, and accepting them is always right. But I think many Democrats are misreading the last election. They’re seeing that last ad that was played and thinking the last movable voters made their decision based on the anti-trans issue. I don’t think they did. I think what Donald Trump convinced them of is that his opponent was distracted by other issues while he was focused on prices and the economy. This isn’t an either-or. As a Democrat, stand up for what you believe in. Stand up for protecting people. But at the same time, the next day, be out there opening that new factory. Be in your community, cutting the ribbon on the new clinic where people will be able to see a doctor. Be out there making sure public safety is improving for everyone. We’ve got to show people that you can stand up for your principles while at the same time being there every single day for every working family, regardless of their politics. We have to do both.

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#WATCH | Delhi: On GLP-1 Drugs, Dr Nikhil Tandon, Delhi AIIMS professor and HOD of Department of Endocrinology and Metabolism, says, “We can take many steps to reduce obesity. The first and foremost step towards it is physical activities and diet… The medicines which are used in weight control are always given with a foundation of diet control and physical activity. We have to make changes in our lifestyle first to achieve weight loss… After all this, if we are still not achieving the required weight, we should consult a doctor… Earlier, there were some medicines for weight loss which were withdrawn due to their side effects… A medicine is only approved when the benefits outweigh the risks, and it can reduce up to 5% of your weight. The GLP-1 was initially used for diabetic management but was later found to have an impact on weight… But one should not consume it recklessly as these are serious medicines for a serious problem… People should be careful as there can be side-effects…”
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#WATCH | Delhi: On GLP-1 Drugs, Dr Nikhil Tandon, Delhi AIIMS professor and HOD of Department of Endocrinology and Metabolism, says, “We can take many steps to reduce obesity. The first and foremost step towards it is physical activities and diet… The medicines which are used in weight control are always given with a foundation of diet control and physical activity. We have to make changes in our lifestyle first to achieve weight loss… After all this, if we are still not achieving the required weight, we should consult a doctor… Earlier, there were some medicines for weight loss which were withdrawn due to their side effects… A medicine is only approved when the benefits outweigh the risks, and it can reduce up to 5% of your weight. The GLP-1 was initially used for diabetic management but was later found to have an impact on weight… But one should not consume it recklessly as these are serious medicines for a serious problem… People should be careful as there can be side-effects…”

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ABC News’ George Stephanopoulos: “You call them lunatics but the president just had this post where he says ‘we’re in discussions with a new and more reasonable regime’ – let me try to pin you down on that, who is this ‘new and more reasonable regime’? Is the United States in direct contact with them?” State Secretary Marco Rubio: “I’m not going to disclose to you who those people are, because it probably would get them in trouble with some other groups of people inside of Iran. Look, there’s some fractures going on there internally. And at the end of the day, I think that if there are people in Iran who now, given everything that’s happened, are willing to move in a different direction for their country, that would be great. Imagine in Iran that instead of spending their wealth, billions of dollars supporting terrorists or weapons, had spent that money helping the people of Iran, you’d have a much different country.” “So we are always hopeful that that would exist over there. It’s unfortunate, the people of Iran are incredible people. The people who lead them, this clerical regime, that is the problem. And if there are new people now in charge who have a more reasonable vision of the future, that would be good news for us, for them, for the entire world. But we also have to be prepared for the possibility, maybe even the probability, that that is not the case. So we’re gonna test it.” George Stephanopoulos: “But the president said they are, is that the case or is it not? I’m just trying to get some clarity on that.” Marco Rubio: “So you have people that are saying some of the right things privately. Obviously, they’re not going to put it out in press releases and what they say to you or put out there for the world doesn’t necessarily reflect what they’re saying in our conversations.”
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ABC News’ George Stephanopoulos: “You call them lunatics but the president just had this post where he says ‘we’re in discussions with a new and more reasonable regime’ – let me try to pin you down on that, who is this ‘new and more reasonable regime’? Is the United States in direct contact with them?” State Secretary Marco Rubio: “I’m not going to disclose to you who those people are, because it probably would get them in trouble with some other groups of people inside of Iran. Look, there’s some fractures going on there internally. And at the end of the day, I think that if there are people in Iran who now, given everything that’s happened, are willing to move in a different direction for their country, that would be great. Imagine in Iran that instead of spending their wealth, billions of dollars supporting terrorists or weapons, had spent that money helping the people of Iran, you’d have a much different country.” “So we are always hopeful that that would exist over there. It’s unfortunate, the people of Iran are incredible people. The people who lead them, this clerical regime, that is the problem. And if there are new people now in charge who have a more reasonable vision of the future, that would be good news for us, for them, for the entire world. But we also have to be prepared for the possibility, maybe even the probability, that that is not the case. So we’re gonna test it.” George Stephanopoulos: “But the president said they are, is that the case or is it not? I’m just trying to get some clarity on that.” Marco Rubio: “So you have people that are saying some of the right things privately. Obviously, they’re not going to put it out in press releases and what they say to you or put out there for the world doesn’t necessarily reflect what they’re saying in our conversations.”

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419,579 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

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Shaq is back with us. I’m not meant to have favorites but he has always been one of mine. The hardest part is making the right decisions for the dogs on an ongoing basis… 🏀 We fixed him initially and it took 2 months and 3 operations. Hardly any vets would take on the operation and it was a case of nearly losing him. 🌴 He recovered well. I used to love spending time with him as we had such a deep bond during his recovery at Happy Doggo 🐕 Shaq was not suitable for adoption. He’s a street dog through and through. He was a bad around other other dogs and quite old. I thought long and hard about his options 🏡 We found him his safe place to live. Some locals would look out for him and he was in no danger. He had shelter, regular food and 2 other friends he knew. Shaq loved it there. 💊 I would call down to him every month with his meds and for a check up with some sausages. He has been doing great. ☔️ Recently with very damp weather and humid temperatures a lot of dogs have been getting skin issues. Shaq has some of the worst I’ve seen despite being ok 2 weeks ago when I last saw him. 🦠 Shaq has a bacterial and fungal infection. 🧑🏽‍⚕️ We’ve brought him in for a 2 week stay to get it all fixed up and all his blood work and other little bits fixed. It’s like a spa break for him. People were messaging me asking if I was angry he ended up like this. Not at all. Shaq is a street dog who has a great life but he just needs some medicines and care now. Just like any pet or other dog we look after. I always told Shaq we’d look after him no matter what so it’s nice to have him back for a little bit of pampering.

Niall Harbison

352,612 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Hello Hyderabad Traffic Police, you must be aware that a new club called Babylon has opened in Nanakramguda. The place has become a public nuisance for people in this locality during weekends. The club uses the entire stretch (on both sides) until the Nanakramguda circle for valet parking of their cars. This is leading to massive traffic jams. We understand that there will be crowds in a new place but using public roads for parking cars like this, I am sure is not acceptable - and on top of that there are no-parking boards on that road. I tried to capture a bit of the madness here. This goes on for almost another kilometre after the video ends. Please take some action and ensure the place arranges proper parking and doesn't misuse public roads like this in future. Shall be watching this space closely.
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Hello Hyderabad Traffic Police, you must be aware that a new club called Babylon has opened in Nanakramguda. The place has become a public nuisance for people in this locality during weekends. The club uses the entire stretch (on both sides) until the Nanakramguda circle for valet parking of their cars. This is leading to massive traffic jams. We understand that there will be crowds in a new place but using public roads for parking cars like this, I am sure is not acceptable - and on top of that there are no-parking boards on that road. I tried to capture a bit of the madness here. This goes on for almost another kilometre after the video ends. Please take some action and ensure the place arranges proper parking and doesn't misuse public roads like this in future. Shall be watching this space closely.

Kartik Dayanand

171,385 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten

"If there's no tough news you're probably doing something unimportant." Sequoia Capital Partner Konstantine Buhler (Konstantine Buhler) on why honesty & integrity are the first, non-negotiable, principles of investing: "For investing, the first principle is honesty and integrity without question. Working with people who are honest, say things the way they are, have clear communication with me, and genuine trust — that's non-negotiable, and high integrity on all these things. I'd always rather know bad news honestly than the opposite. And frankly, that's the kind of relationship that I have with my founders, and I'm really grateful for. And partly that's because when there is tough news, which by the way if you do something important there's gonna be a lot of tough news always, if there's no tough news you're probably doing something unimportant. So when there is tough news, the response is level-headed." "Or you're lying." "Yeah, or you're lying, exactly. And when there is tough news, the way that these relationships actually grow is by responding with ability. You know, taking responsibility and responding with ability and saying, "Okay, this is what we can do. This is how we can help you. This is how we can put this on track." Or just listening and solving it together. So the first two are always honesty & integrity. And then the next is, I'm looking for a spike in the person — something that they're amazing at. I'm not looking for someone that checks every box. I'm looking for someone who's unbelievable in some particular area."
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"If there's no tough news you're probably doing something unimportant." Sequoia Capital Partner Konstantine Buhler (Konstantine Buhler) on why honesty & integrity are the first, non-negotiable, principles of investing: "For investing, the first principle is honesty and integrity without question. Working with people who are honest, say things the way they are, have clear communication with me, and genuine trust — that's non-negotiable, and high integrity on all these things. I'd always rather know bad news honestly than the opposite. And frankly, that's the kind of relationship that I have with my founders, and I'm really grateful for. And partly that's because when there is tough news, which by the way if you do something important there's gonna be a lot of tough news always, if there's no tough news you're probably doing something unimportant. So when there is tough news, the response is level-headed." "Or you're lying." "Yeah, or you're lying, exactly. And when there is tough news, the way that these relationships actually grow is by responding with ability. You know, taking responsibility and responding with ability and saying, "Okay, this is what we can do. This is how we can help you. This is how we can put this on track." Or just listening and solving it together. So the first two are always honesty & integrity. And then the next is, I'm looking for a spike in the person — something that they're amazing at. I'm not looking for someone that checks every box. I'm looking for someone who's unbelievable in some particular area."

Molly O’Shea

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#WATCH | Delhi: On the sidelines of the World Sustainable Development Summit (WSDS) 2026, Dr Muaviyath Mohamed, Minister of State within the Ministry of Tourism and Environment in the Maldives, says, "At this summit, there are a lot of heads of state, ministers, and high-level officials from different countries and multinational organisations. So this is a good opportunity to talk with delegations of people from other parts of the world who are having similar issues and taking our concerns to authorities or at the multilateral level, so that we can get solutions to our issues, particularly because these are trans-boundary and multinational issues that we have to find solutions to in cooperation with other countries and other multinational organisations. This is a good opportunity to network and work together with other people and institutions with similar issues." He adds, "Here I'll be meeting the Indian counterpart at other institutions as well. Because we are having similar issues in some areas... We have been working on environmental and sustainable development... We have to work together with our counterparts, countries, and organisations so that we can achieve our aims and goals. In that context, India and the Maldives have been working on similar projects for a long time. India has been a reliable partner. India has the technological advances, and for us, the capacity building, knowledge transfer, and technology transfer we could get from India. India is always helpful in looking for these opportunities so that we can get solutions to our issues."
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#WATCH | Delhi: On the sidelines of the World Sustainable Development Summit (WSDS) 2026, Dr Muaviyath Mohamed, Minister of State within the Ministry of Tourism and Environment in the Maldives, says, "At this summit, there are a lot of heads of state, ministers, and high-level officials from different countries and multinational organisations. So this is a good opportunity to talk with delegations of people from other parts of the world who are having similar issues and taking our concerns to authorities or at the multilateral level, so that we can get solutions to our issues, particularly because these are trans-boundary and multinational issues that we have to find solutions to in cooperation with other countries and other multinational organisations. This is a good opportunity to network and work together with other people and institutions with similar issues." He adds, "Here I'll be meeting the Indian counterpart at other institutions as well. Because we are having similar issues in some areas... We have been working on environmental and sustainable development... We have to work together with our counterparts, countries, and organisations so that we can achieve our aims and goals. In that context, India and the Maldives have been working on similar projects for a long time. India has been a reliable partner. India has the technological advances, and for us, the capacity building, knowledge transfer, and technology transfer we could get from India. India is always helpful in looking for these opportunities so that we can get solutions to our issues."

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Q. Since LNGSHOT is debuting under Jay Park’s company, does that put any pressure on all of you? 🐕 Yes… first of all, each of us started training for personal reasons but what brought us all to More Vision in the end was the same, it’s all because of Jay Park DPN. All of us came in after seeing him as an artist, so i think that initial feeling is something we all share, right? For some of us it’s been about three years… the hyungs here trained the longest, around three years. For me it was about two years, and for Louis it was about a year and a half, almost two. So that’s how we’ve all prepared. Of course, Jay Park DPN is such an incredible artist, so there is pressure to us. But at the same time we see it as a really great opportunity, so all of us are always trying our best… #WOOJIN #롱샷 #LNGSHOT #우진
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Q. Since LNGSHOT is debuting under Jay Park’s company, does that put any pressure on all of you? 🐕 Yes… first of all, each of us started training for personal reasons but what brought us all to More Vision in the end was the same, it’s all because of Jay Park DPN. All of us came in after seeing him as an artist, so i think that initial feeling is something we all share, right? For some of us it’s been about three years… the hyungs here trained the longest, around three years. For me it was about two years, and for Louis it was about a year and a half, almost two. So that’s how we’ve all prepared. Of course, Jay Park DPN is such an incredible artist, so there is pressure to us. But at the same time we see it as a really great opportunity, so all of us are always trying our best… #WOOJIN #롱샷 #LNGSHOT #우진

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WhatsApp founder Jan Koum on how to deal with competition “We always had competition - like from day one. There was actually a point in time where there was a new messaging app popping up every month. And every month there was an article on TechCrunch about how this awesome new messaging app is going to take down all other messaging apps.” But the early WhatsApp team basically just ignored it: “We didn’t say anything because we didn’t want to draw attention to ourselves. We actually - on purpose - tried to stay under the radar. But it was just kind of funny to see this dog and pony show that happened with all these apps. There was PingMe. There was MessageMe. There was GroupMe. There was Kick… There were 10 different messaging apps at some point which kept getting all this publicity.” Jan and team said: “Good for you. Have all the publicity you want. We will just stay under the radar and not have any attention drawn to us.” Jan continues: “We always had competition - be it big guys like iMessage or Facebook Messenger or little guys like Kick… Even today we have apps like Telegram… But we always said that our destiny is really in our hands. We can’t worry too much about competition. We have to worry about our product and our users. And if we spend a lot of time thinking about competition or looking at competition, we’re going to fail.” Video source: Stanford Online (2017)
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WhatsApp founder Jan Koum on how to deal with competition “We always had competition - like from day one. There was actually a point in time where there was a new messaging app popping up every month. And every month there was an article on TechCrunch about how this awesome new messaging app is going to take down all other messaging apps.” But the early WhatsApp team basically just ignored it: “We didn’t say anything because we didn’t want to draw attention to ourselves. We actually - on purpose - tried to stay under the radar. But it was just kind of funny to see this dog and pony show that happened with all these apps. There was PingMe. There was MessageMe. There was GroupMe. There was Kick… There were 10 different messaging apps at some point which kept getting all this publicity.” Jan and team said: “Good for you. Have all the publicity you want. We will just stay under the radar and not have any attention drawn to us.” Jan continues: “We always had competition - be it big guys like iMessage or Facebook Messenger or little guys like Kick… Even today we have apps like Telegram… But we always said that our destiny is really in our hands. We can’t worry too much about competition. We have to worry about our product and our users. And if we spend a lot of time thinking about competition or looking at competition, we’re going to fail.” Video source: Stanford Online (2017)

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We are going to build this... A new campus for our private, Christian, Afrikaans institution of higher learning, OnsAkademia, architecturally inspired by Rome, Athens and Jerusalem. Despite all the reasons to despair in South Africa, the Afrikaners have learned that the way forward is through community institutions, community involvement, rediscovering who we are and where we come from, and knowing where we're going. Our culture sprouts from Western civilisation and our future is in Africa. We have lived here for nearly four hundred years. It is here, in Africa, where we have developed our unique culture, language and history. Our attachment and commitment to Africa is the reason why we named our language, Afrikaans, and our nation, the Afrikaners, after the continent. Our community will have a future, not because we're asking the government to take care of us, but because we are creating one ourselves, regardless of whether the government is on board or not. Against this backdrop, we seek mutual recognition and respect with other communities, and we are eager to work together on issues of mutual agreement with whoever is interested, even if there are also some issues on which we disagree.
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We are going to build this... A new campus for our private, Christian, Afrikaans institution of higher learning, OnsAkademia, architecturally inspired by Rome, Athens and Jerusalem. Despite all the reasons to despair in South Africa, the Afrikaners have learned that the way forward is through community institutions, community involvement, rediscovering who we are and where we come from, and knowing where we're going. Our culture sprouts from Western civilisation and our future is in Africa. We have lived here for nearly four hundred years. It is here, in Africa, where we have developed our unique culture, language and history. Our attachment and commitment to Africa is the reason why we named our language, Afrikaans, and our nation, the Afrikaners, after the continent. Our community will have a future, not because we're asking the government to take care of us, but because we are creating one ourselves, regardless of whether the government is on board or not. Against this backdrop, we seek mutual recognition and respect with other communities, and we are eager to work together on issues of mutual agreement with whoever is interested, even if there are also some issues on which we disagree.

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WhatsApp founder Jan Koum on how to deal with competition “We always had competition - like from day one. There was actually a point in time where there was a new messaging app popping up every month. And every month there was an article on TechCrunch about how this awesome new messaging app is going to take down all other messaging apps.” But the early WhatsApp team basically just ignored it: “We didn’t say anything because we didn’t want to draw attention to ourselves. We actually - on purpose - tried to stay under the radar. But it was just kind of funny to see this dog and pony show that happened with all these apps. There was PingMe. There was MessageMe. There was GroupMe. There was Kick… There were 10 different messaging apps at some point which kept getting all this publicity.” Jan and team said: “Good for you. Have all the publicity you want. We will just stay under the radar and not have any attention drawn to us.” Jan continues: “We always had competition - be it big guys like iMessage or Facebook Messenger or little guys like Kick… Even today we have apps like Telegram… But we always said that our destiny is really in our hands. We can’t worry too much about competition. We have to worry about our product and our users. And if we spend a lot of time thinking about competition or looking at competition, we’re going to fail.” Video source: Stanford Online (2017)
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WhatsApp founder Jan Koum on how to deal with competition “We always had competition - like from day one. There was actually a point in time where there was a new messaging app popping up every month. And every month there was an article on TechCrunch about how this awesome new messaging app is going to take down all other messaging apps.” But the early WhatsApp team basically just ignored it: “We didn’t say anything because we didn’t want to draw attention to ourselves. We actually - on purpose - tried to stay under the radar. But it was just kind of funny to see this dog and pony show that happened with all these apps. There was PingMe. There was MessageMe. There was GroupMe. There was Kick… There were 10 different messaging apps at some point which kept getting all this publicity.” Jan and team said: “Good for you. Have all the publicity you want. We will just stay under the radar and not have any attention drawn to us.” Jan continues: “We always had competition - be it big guys like iMessage or Facebook Messenger or little guys like Kick… Even today we have apps like Telegram… But we always said that our destiny is really in our hands. We can’t worry too much about competition. We have to worry about our product and our users. And if we spend a lot of time thinking about competition or looking at competition, we’re going to fail.” Video source: Stanford Online (2017)

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