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People are already saying Star Fox Battle Mode looks light because it only has three stages. That's missing the point. This isn’t three deathmatch arenas with different skyboxes. It’s three actual missions with completely different objectives. On Corneria you fight to capture and hold a control zone. On Fichina... the goal is grabbing energy crystals while the other team tries to stop you. In Sector Y you’re raiding space pirates to steal their cargo before they escape. That’s not the same fight three times. That’s three different reasons to fly an Arwing, three different ways to use your team, and three different ways a match can actually swing. Star Fox has always worked best when it feels like you’re on a mission, not just shooting other players until the timer runs out. The old versus modes were fun, but they were still mostly arena fights. These objectives force actual strategy and role distribution. Someone has to push the zone while others cover. Someone has to hunt crystals while the rest harass or defend. The limited stage count feels intentional instead of cheap. And then there’s GameShare. Up to four players can drop in together locally or through GameChat. Local works between Switch 2 and original Switch. Online is Switch 2 only for now. It’s the closest we’ve ever got to the old briefing room fantasy, except now you’re not watching the team talk. You’re wearing their faces and flying with them. Most people are focused on how many maps there aren’t. I’m more interested in whether these three maps make you want to keep playing with the same crew. So which objective sounds good to you? Corneria zone control, Fichina crystals, or Sector Y cargo runs? And be honest: would you rather have three distinct mission-style stages that force different strategies, or eight generic deathmatch maps that all play roughly the same?show more

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Star Fox Battle Mode is already getting called out for only having three maps. The people saying that are the same ones who burn out on every other multiplayer mode once the new map rotation drops. Three maps works here because the matches stay short, the objectives are actually worth fighting over, and there is enough crazy stuff happening that you are constantly battling the level itself as much as the other Arwings. Power-ups appear in risky positions. Environmental pressure changes during the round. One mistimed boost or bad angle through a corridor and the map punishes you before the enemy needs to finish the job. That constant back-and-forth between pilot skill and level hostility is what stops the same three maps from feeling repetitive after dozens of rounds. The Arwing handling underneath all of it is smooth and tight. Boost timing and lock-on precision actually matter instead of just holding forward and hoping. Small adjustments in speed and angle separate the players who are starting to read patterns from the ones still flying in straight lines. It looks sharp in motion too. The HDR makes explosions, laser fire, and environmental effects stay readable even when everything is happening at once. The sound design helps just as much in the chaos. Clear engine roar, distinct lock-on warnings, and impact feedback that cuts through the orchestral score so you can react to what is actually dangerous. The accolades system adds another layer without turning into a grind. It rewards the behaviours that make the mode interesting: smart objective play, power-up denial, aggressive but calculated lines through the map. There are enough unlocks tied to performance that you get steady progression and reasons to keep dropping in. This is the part most people pushing for more maps will not want to admit. In 2026 a lot of competitive modes assume they need constant new content and huge map pools just to hold attention. Star Fox Battle Mode is testing the opposite idea. A small set of dense, hostile playgrounds with short intense rounds and real skill expression can stay fresh longer than another bloated live service shooter that nobody ever truly masters. The map is an opponent here. That single design choice changes how much replayability three maps can actually deliver. What are your thoughts on Star Fox's online Battle Mode? After a proper session, do the three maps start feeling limiting or does the combination of short rounds, real objectives, and the environment constantly pushing back keep every match feeling different? p.s. Follow for more Star Fox and Nintendo takes! And if you’re jumping into Battle Mode tonight, add me: SW-4504-4427-4511

Star Fox Battle Mode is already getting called out for only having three maps. The people saying that are the same ones who burn out on every other multiplayer mode once the new map rotation drops. Three maps works here because the matches stay short, the objectives are actually worth fighting over, and there is enough crazy stuff happening that you are constantly battling the level itself as much as the other Arwings. Power-ups appear in risky positions. Environmental pressure changes during the round. One mistimed boost or bad angle through a corridor and the map punishes you before the enemy needs to finish the job. That constant back-and-forth between pilot skill and level hostility is what stops the same three maps from feeling repetitive after dozens of rounds. The Arwing handling underneath all of it is smooth and tight. Boost timing and lock-on precision actually matter instead of just holding forward and hoping. Small adjustments in speed and angle separate the players who are starting to read patterns from the ones still flying in straight lines. It looks sharp in motion too. The HDR makes explosions, laser fire, and environmental effects stay readable even when everything is happening at once. The sound design helps just as much in the chaos. Clear engine roar, distinct lock-on warnings, and impact feedback that cuts through the orchestral score so you can react to what is actually dangerous. The accolades system adds another layer without turning into a grind. It rewards the behaviours that make the mode interesting: smart objective play, power-up denial, aggressive but calculated lines through the map. There are enough unlocks tied to performance that you get steady progression and reasons to keep dropping in. This is the part most people pushing for more maps will not want to admit. In 2026 a lot of competitive modes assume they need constant new content and huge map pools just to hold attention. Star Fox Battle Mode is testing the opposite idea. A small set of dense, hostile playgrounds with short intense rounds and real skill expression can stay fresh longer than another bloated live service shooter that nobody ever truly masters. The map is an opponent here. That single design choice changes how much replayability three maps can actually deliver. What are your thoughts on Star Fox's online Battle Mode? After a proper session, do the three maps start feeling limiting or does the combination of short rounds, real objectives, and the environment constantly pushing back keep every match feeling different? p.s. Follow for more Star Fox and Nintendo takes! And if you’re jumping into Battle Mode tonight, add me: SW-4504-4427-4511

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🦚: Don’t our concerts usually last for three days? When fans told me they were coming to all three days, I used to think, “Don’t you get bored?” I kept wondering, “Is it really fun to watch the same show for three days in a row?” But there’s something one fan said that I’ll never forget. She said, “For those three days, oppa’s breathing, oppa’s dancing, and the feeling oppa gives off are all completely different each day.” Those words really stayed with me. 🐤: You only realized that now? 🦚: I realized it 22 years after my debut! 🐤: Well, better late than never! 🦚: That’s right. I used to tell people they didn’t need to come to all three days, but now… come to all three days! 🐤: If you watch all three concerts, on the first day, you don’t know the setlist, and we’re nervous, so we make a few spontaneous mistakes. That’s the charm of day one. On the second day, you get to see a more stable and polished performance. And on the third day, since it’s the final show, we pour every last bit of our energy into it, so you’ll see the most passionate and high-energy performance. So yes, you should come to all three days!

🦚: Don’t our concerts usually last for three days? When fans told me they were coming to all three days, I used to think, “Don’t you get bored?” I kept wondering, “Is it really fun to watch the same show for three days in a row?” But there’s something one fan said that I’ll never forget. She said, “For those three days, oppa’s breathing, oppa’s dancing, and the feeling oppa gives off are all completely different each day.” Those words really stayed with me. 🐤: You only realized that now? 🦚: I realized it 22 years after my debut! 🐤: Well, better late than never! 🦚: That’s right. I used to tell people they didn’t need to come to all three days, but now… come to all three days! 🐤: If you watch all three concerts, on the first day, you don’t know the setlist, and we’re nervous, so we make a few spontaneous mistakes. That’s the charm of day one. On the second day, you get to see a more stable and polished performance. And on the third day, since it’s the final show, we pour every last bit of our energy into it, so you’ll see the most passionate and high-energy performance. So yes, you should come to all three days!

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Gilbert Arenas says Chet Holmgren shouldn’t have made the All-Star team “Nothing against Chet but 17,8,7. Yeah your team is number one. We get it. But it’s a third option. It’s a third option player, right? It’s like, please get the first option players first, then you can move on to option twos, then threes. That’s exactly what Kawhi Leonard is doing, right? James Harden, right? The names that people want to go see. Not the third person that don’t get any focal point of nothing. You are not an All-Star player right now. You’re on the best team in the NBA and you’re doing okay, but you’re not dominating. You’re not like, you know, for most part, you’re playing an up and down. I don’t want to take his All-Star away from him, but this is why these are the reasons why players don’t play hard in it. You don’t put the real players in there” (Via Gilbert Arenas)

Gilbert Arenas says Chet Holmgren shouldn’t have made the All-Star team “Nothing against Chet but 17,8,7. Yeah your team is number one. We get it. But it’s a third option. It’s a third option player, right? It’s like, please get the first option players first, then you can move on to option twos, then threes. That’s exactly what Kawhi Leonard is doing, right? James Harden, right? The names that people want to go see. Not the third person that don’t get any focal point of nothing. You are not an All-Star player right now. You’re on the best team in the NBA and you’re doing okay, but you’re not dominating. You’re not like, you know, for most part, you’re playing an up and down. I don’t want to take his All-Star away from him, but this is why these are the reasons why players don’t play hard in it. You don’t put the real players in there” (Via Gilbert Arenas)

NBA Courtside

241,581 views • 6 months ago

Arteta on scoring set-pieces: “I don't know how you celebrate one goal different to another one. Maybe for YouTube it's nicer one on another? I don't know. But the reality of football depends a lot. “I would like to play with three players extra in my own half to get some beautiful football and play always against the free man. This is not reality of football. “You want to watch that football, you have to go to a different country because in the Premier League for the last two seasons or three seasons, this is not the case.” How much has football changed? Arteta: “It's a different game. 3-4 [years]? yeah, completely different game.” Could you play this in this current era? Arteta: “Me? Yeah? Arteta: “But as a 9. Only as a 9...”

Arteta on scoring set-pieces: “I don't know how you celebrate one goal different to another one. Maybe for YouTube it's nicer one on another? I don't know. But the reality of football depends a lot. “I would like to play with three players extra in my own half to get some beautiful football and play always against the free man. This is not reality of football. “You want to watch that football, you have to go to a different country because in the Premier League for the last two seasons or three seasons, this is not the case.” How much has football changed? Arteta: “It's a different game. 3-4 [years]? yeah, completely different game.” Could you play this in this current era? Arteta: “Me? Yeah? Arteta: “But as a 9. Only as a 9...”

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156,956 views • 5 months ago

Gilbert Arenas says if you’re still hating on LeBron James something is wrong with you: “I don’t care who your favorite player is. If you’re hating on this player, something is wrong with you. I don’t care if you have them one, two, or three. What I do know is if you have him three, you’re not hating on one, two, or four. You’re only hating on the one person. You have to justify why you don’t have them at one or two. So you bash him and you’re not realizing the greatness he’s pouring into the game. Just like the people you have in front of him or the people you have in behind him. It is sad when you really sit back and just hear the arguments. If you listen to a Jordan fan, you would think they have LeBron James 100th all time. A Kobe fan 100th, sh*t when you hear LeBron fans talk about Michael Jordan, you would think he didn’t know what the left side of his goddamn body would look like. These are the ONE, TWO, THREE, FOUR, FIVE BEST PLAYERS of all time. It’s 4800 players of all time. And we talk about the top five. We talk about number two as if he’s one of the worst players that ever lived.” (Via Gilbert Arenas)

Gilbert Arenas says if you’re still hating on LeBron James something is wrong with you: “I don’t care who your favorite player is. If you’re hating on this player, something is wrong with you. I don’t care if you have them one, two, or three. What I do know is if you have him three, you’re not hating on one, two, or four. You’re only hating on the one person. You have to justify why you don’t have them at one or two. So you bash him and you’re not realizing the greatness he’s pouring into the game. Just like the people you have in front of him or the people you have in behind him. It is sad when you really sit back and just hear the arguments. If you listen to a Jordan fan, you would think they have LeBron James 100th all time. A Kobe fan 100th, sh*t when you hear LeBron fans talk about Michael Jordan, you would think he didn’t know what the left side of his goddamn body would look like. These are the ONE, TWO, THREE, FOUR, FIVE BEST PLAYERS of all time. It’s 4800 players of all time. And we talk about the top five. We talk about number two as if he’s one of the worst players that ever lived.” (Via Gilbert Arenas)

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24,319 views • 4 months ago

Tony Hinchcliffe on how being contrarian created Kill Tony: Everybody was telling me to do a podcast, but I wanted to show how crazy an open mic can be. “I just built the show that I wanted to do.” “You know, I was very lucky early on at The Comedy Store to get to host the open mics there, which are three minute long sets on Sundays and Mondays with 40 comedians in a row doing three minutes, three minutes, three minutes, three minutes.” “And I would go up after each comedian did three minutes and make fun of them and every once in a while afterwards, go up to them personally and say, 'Hey, you know, if you took a breath sometimes, or used pauses, or sped up, or got the mic close to your mouth,' little advice here and there, and me and my friends would always have so much fun sitting in the back of the room watching these open mics and the things that we would whisper into each other's ears, I thought were so funny.” “We'd be in the back of the room, sometimes we'd be the only people laughing at the open mic because of what we're saying to each other.” “And I thought to myself during this time in which everyone was saying, 'Tony, you have to do a podcast, you gotta do a podcast, everyone has a podcast,’ it was completely unheard of at the time, but I thought, why not show how crazy an open mic can be?” “And the ideas that me and whatever comedian buddies were sitting next to me, if we shared what we were laughing about with the people, I think it could be a hit.” “And even the co-host Redban at the time goes, 'Wait, what? Who the f*** is gonna wanna watch an open mic?' And I kind of thought everybody would. Turns out, it worked out pretty well.” Tony Hinchcliffe @jason Thanks to OKX for making this happen! OKX:

Tony Hinchcliffe on how being contrarian created Kill Tony: Everybody was telling me to do a podcast, but I wanted to show how crazy an open mic can be. “I just built the show that I wanted to do.” “You know, I was very lucky early on at The Comedy Store to get to host the open mics there, which are three minute long sets on Sundays and Mondays with 40 comedians in a row doing three minutes, three minutes, three minutes, three minutes.” “And I would go up after each comedian did three minutes and make fun of them and every once in a while afterwards, go up to them personally and say, 'Hey, you know, if you took a breath sometimes, or used pauses, or sped up, or got the mic close to your mouth,' little advice here and there, and me and my friends would always have so much fun sitting in the back of the room watching these open mics and the things that we would whisper into each other's ears, I thought were so funny.” “We'd be in the back of the room, sometimes we'd be the only people laughing at the open mic because of what we're saying to each other.” “And I thought to myself during this time in which everyone was saying, 'Tony, you have to do a podcast, you gotta do a podcast, everyone has a podcast,’ it was completely unheard of at the time, but I thought, why not show how crazy an open mic can be?” “And the ideas that me and whatever comedian buddies were sitting next to me, if we shared what we were laughing about with the people, I think it could be a hit.” “And even the co-host Redban at the time goes, 'Wait, what? Who the f*** is gonna wanna watch an open mic?' And I kind of thought everybody would. Turns out, it worked out pretty well.” Tony Hinchcliffe @jason Thanks to OKX for making this happen! OKX:

The All-In Podcast

72,049 views • 8 months ago

Aaron Rodgers says it’s sad and unfortunate that 75% of NFL players are broke, divorced or unemployed within three years of retirement “There’s a really bad stat that they use, it was a scare tactic, but it’s true. That within three years, 75% of NFL players, three years post-retirement, will be broke, divorced or unemployed. And a lot of times it’s multiple of those three. I see it a lot because you’re living this life, you’re making a ton of money, that money train dries up, you maybe don’t have a ton of life skills or haven’t spent time in the league planning for your post-career, or don’t have the money to just coast like I could and some of the people who played a long time could. Then there’s marital issues that happen. It’s a very sad statistic” “The league tries to do some things to promote second-career stuff and financial literacy, but a lot of it’s on the guys to learn on their own. If you don’t have the right people advising you, I’ve seen a lot of my former friends go through some crisis in their 20s because the average career is three years. Now you’re 26, 27, you have no job. You may or may not have graduated from college, but who knows how many people actually use the degree from college anyway? I mean, college is ridiculous. You have no skills other than the game, and now they’re trying to figure out what to do” “There’s some guys who have made some rough decisions too, with having kids with multiple women. Some of those were bad decisions by the men. Some of those are women who saw a millionaire football player and wanted to be taken care of for a while. Where now you have a couple kids out there that you’re taking care of for many years and you don’t have the same type of money coming in. There are a lot of mistakes that are made. Some you can rectify and get through, and some make life a little more difficult if you’re not able to play like me for 20 years and don’t have any financial issues or any kid issues or any stuff like that”

Aaron Rodgers says it’s sad and unfortunate that 75% of NFL players are broke, divorced or unemployed within three years of retirement “There’s a really bad stat that they use, it was a scare tactic, but it’s true. That within three years, 75% of NFL players, three years post-retirement, will be broke, divorced or unemployed. And a lot of times it’s multiple of those three. I see it a lot because you’re living this life, you’re making a ton of money, that money train dries up, you maybe don’t have a ton of life skills or haven’t spent time in the league planning for your post-career, or don’t have the money to just coast like I could and some of the people who played a long time could. Then there’s marital issues that happen. It’s a very sad statistic” “The league tries to do some things to promote second-career stuff and financial literacy, but a lot of it’s on the guys to learn on their own. If you don’t have the right people advising you, I’ve seen a lot of my former friends go through some crisis in their 20s because the average career is three years. Now you’re 26, 27, you have no job. You may or may not have graduated from college, but who knows how many people actually use the degree from college anyway? I mean, college is ridiculous. You have no skills other than the game, and now they’re trying to figure out what to do” “There’s some guys who have made some rough decisions too, with having kids with multiple women. Some of those were bad decisions by the men. Some of those are women who saw a millionaire football player and wanted to be taken care of for a while. Where now you have a couple kids out there that you’re taking care of for many years and you don’t have the same type of money coming in. There are a lot of mistakes that are made. Some you can rectify and get through, and some make life a little more difficult if you’re not able to play like me for 20 years and don’t have any financial issues or any kid issues or any stuff like that”

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123,483 views • 23 days ago

Brian Armstrong's best advice for a pre-product/market fit startup “If you’re pre-product/market fit, the best advice that I have from that period is: action produces information. Just keep doing stuff.” He borrows this from Paul Graham who said: “Startups are like sharks. If they stop swimming they die.’” “Even if you’re not sure what to do, just do anything. Because when you do it, it’ll produce some information—people liked it, they didn’t, etc.” Brian shares that there were many times in the early days of Coinbase when he just shipped something rather than debate it endlessly: “There were a couple of times where the minute I shipped it, I knew we built it wrong. But I now had an idea of what to do next. And I only would’ve had that idea by actually going through the exercise of building it.” He concludes: “My other favorite analogy for this is that it’s like you’re at the base of a mountain that’s shrouded in fog. You’re looking up at the mountain and trying to figure out how to get up there, but you can only see three or four steps ahead because the fog is so thick. So you have to just take steps into the unknown. And when you take three steps, another three steps will be revealed ahead of you. And sometimes you’ll end up on some local maxima and have to retrace your steps… But most people in life don’t take the steps into the unknown because it’s scary.” Video source: Lex Fridman (2022)

Brian Armstrong's best advice for a pre-product/market fit startup “If you’re pre-product/market fit, the best advice that I have from that period is: action produces information. Just keep doing stuff.” He borrows this from Paul Graham who said: “Startups are like sharks. If they stop swimming they die.’” “Even if you’re not sure what to do, just do anything. Because when you do it, it’ll produce some information—people liked it, they didn’t, etc.” Brian shares that there were many times in the early days of Coinbase when he just shipped something rather than debate it endlessly: “There were a couple of times where the minute I shipped it, I knew we built it wrong. But I now had an idea of what to do next. And I only would’ve had that idea by actually going through the exercise of building it.” He concludes: “My other favorite analogy for this is that it’s like you’re at the base of a mountain that’s shrouded in fog. You’re looking up at the mountain and trying to figure out how to get up there, but you can only see three or four steps ahead because the fog is so thick. So you have to just take steps into the unknown. And when you take three steps, another three steps will be revealed ahead of you. And sometimes you’ll end up on some local maxima and have to retrace your steps… But most people in life don’t take the steps into the unknown because it’s scary.” Video source: Lex Fridman (2022)

Startup Archive

61,174 views • 1 year ago

This is so good. “Take courage.” Take courage. Now, that seems like kind of a weak response, doesn’t it? Maybe some kind of a pep talk. You probably have had people tell you in the midst of your worst fears, and anxieties, and disappointments, and distress, and trouble – and somebody says, “Take courage.” And sometimes you want to whack them, as if they don’t even understand the depth of your problem with such a superficial answer. What do you mean? It’s a lot more complicated than that. Buck up, buddy, you know? That’s not going to work. And there’s a reason that’s not going to work when you say it: because you have absolutely no power over the circumstances, right? It’s a nice gesture. Cheer up. But you have no power over the circumstances. But there is one who does. When Jesus says, “Take courage,” that’s a different issue. There’s quite a remarkable use of the word here. It’s one word. “Take courage,” or cheer up, is one word: tharseite. One word in the Greek. It’s a verb form, and it’s in the imperative. It’s a command. Okay? Listen to this. Every time that word is used, and it’s used many times in the gospels and the New Testament – every time that word is used in the New Testament, it is in the imperative. It is a command. Cheer up. Take courage. Now, listen to this. Every time it is used in the New Testament, it is spoken by Jesus. No one else ever says that in the New Testament. That is a whole different issue. If the Lord Jesus, who is in control of absolutely everything, says, “Cheer up,” that’s different. That’s completely different. This is not just a well-intentioned pep talk. On the other hand, this is an absolutely divine promise. The disciples are distressed, to put it mildly. They’re afflicted. They’re pressured. They don’t know how they’re going to survive without Christ. He’s all they’ve known for three years. And our Lord says to them: “Cheer up. I’m going to tell you three things that should bring you joy. One, you are loved by God. Two, you are in God’s everlasting care. Three, God has a promise for your future.” You have love you have faith, and you have hope. You are loved by God. You believe in God. You hope in God. That’s all you need – to be loved by God, to be entrusted into God’s eternal care, and to have Him promise you a glorious future is all you need. — John MacArthur

This is so good. “Take courage.” Take courage. Now, that seems like kind of a weak response, doesn’t it? Maybe some kind of a pep talk. You probably have had people tell you in the midst of your worst fears, and anxieties, and disappointments, and distress, and trouble – and somebody says, “Take courage.” And sometimes you want to whack them, as if they don’t even understand the depth of your problem with such a superficial answer. What do you mean? It’s a lot more complicated than that. Buck up, buddy, you know? That’s not going to work. And there’s a reason that’s not going to work when you say it: because you have absolutely no power over the circumstances, right? It’s a nice gesture. Cheer up. But you have no power over the circumstances. But there is one who does. When Jesus says, “Take courage,” that’s a different issue. There’s quite a remarkable use of the word here. It’s one word. “Take courage,” or cheer up, is one word: tharseite. One word in the Greek. It’s a verb form, and it’s in the imperative. It’s a command. Okay? Listen to this. Every time that word is used, and it’s used many times in the gospels and the New Testament – every time that word is used in the New Testament, it is in the imperative. It is a command. Cheer up. Take courage. Now, listen to this. Every time it is used in the New Testament, it is spoken by Jesus. No one else ever says that in the New Testament. That is a whole different issue. If the Lord Jesus, who is in control of absolutely everything, says, “Cheer up,” that’s different. That’s completely different. This is not just a well-intentioned pep talk. On the other hand, this is an absolutely divine promise. The disciples are distressed, to put it mildly. They’re afflicted. They’re pressured. They don’t know how they’re going to survive without Christ. He’s all they’ve known for three years. And our Lord says to them: “Cheer up. I’m going to tell you three things that should bring you joy. One, you are loved by God. Two, you are in God’s everlasting care. Three, God has a promise for your future.” You have love you have faith, and you have hope. You are loved by God. You believe in God. You hope in God. That’s all you need – to be loved by God, to be entrusted into God’s eternal care, and to have Him promise you a glorious future is all you need. — John MacArthur

Terri Green

10,413 views • 1 year ago

America thinks it has two allies in this war. Israel. Saudi Arabia. Both are cheering America on. Both are sending support. Both are publicly on America's side. And according to game theory — both want America to lose. Not just Iran. All three. Iran wants America destroyed to control the Middle East. Israel wants America destroyed to become the sole power in the region. Saudi Arabia wants America destroyed to survive the next 50 years. They all have different reasons. They all have different strategies. But they all agree on one thing: The best outcome for everyone is America trapped in a 10-year ground war that destroys its political will to ever fight another foreign war again. America doesn't have enemies in this war. It has three players who are all pulling it in the same direction. Into the trap.

America thinks it has two allies in this war. Israel. Saudi Arabia. Both are cheering America on. Both are sending support. Both are publicly on America's side. And according to game theory — both want America to lose. Not just Iran. All three. Iran wants America destroyed to control the Middle East. Israel wants America destroyed to become the sole power in the region. Saudi Arabia wants America destroyed to survive the next 50 years. They all have different reasons. They all have different strategies. But they all agree on one thing: The best outcome for everyone is America trapped in a 10-year ground war that destroys its political will to ever fight another foreign war again. America doesn't have enemies in this war. It has three players who are all pulling it in the same direction. Into the trap.

Predictive History

191,917 views • 5 months ago

Medical students think being a cardiac surgeon means waking up, going to the OR, doing something incredible, and going home. That couldn't be further from the truth. And we're not correcting them. Three different pathways to become a cardiac surgeon. 5-2. 4-3. I-6. Programs change their pathway depending on the year. Depending on who came back from the lab. "There's no other field like this. If you want to become a pilot, there is a path. With cardiac surgery, there are three different paths — and programs change them depending on the year." And the work hour restrictions meant to protect residents? "I'm convinced they hurt the residents." Residency is supposed to be a simulation of the rest of your life. We're not giving them that simulation. We're giving them a highlight reel. And then sending them out to practice.

Medical students think being a cardiac surgeon means waking up, going to the OR, doing something incredible, and going home. That couldn't be further from the truth. And we're not correcting them. Three different pathways to become a cardiac surgeon. 5-2. 4-3. I-6. Programs change their pathway depending on the year. Depending on who came back from the lab. "There's no other field like this. If you want to become a pilot, there is a path. With cardiac surgery, there are three different paths — and programs change them depending on the year." And the work hour restrictions meant to protect residents? "I'm convinced they hurt the residents." Residency is supposed to be a simulation of the rest of your life. We're not giving them that simulation. We're giving them a highlight reel. And then sending them out to practice.

The Doctor’s Lounge Podcast

90,643 views • 3 months ago

Bill O’Reilly shuts down the NewsNation panel when he flatly told Chris Cuomo and the rest of the guests that they were all wrong about tonight’s elections. “I disagree with all of you.” While the panel tried to draw parallels from tonight to 2026, O’Reilly pushed back hard, saying the landscape will look nothing like today. “This has nothing to do with the midterms. ZERO.” “And the reason so many things are going to happen between now and this time next year. And it’s it’s going to be a completely different country, than it is now.” Cuomo pressed him: “How do you know it’s going to be a completely different country?” O’Reilly explained: “Because there’s so many things that have to be decided there. There are too many undecideds. And you can start with the Supreme Court ruling on the tariffs, you can start on that.” “And they’ll rule in Donald Trump’s favor because of the 1974 law that Gerald Ford signed into.”

Bill O’Reilly shuts down the NewsNation panel when he flatly told Chris Cuomo and the rest of the guests that they were all wrong about tonight’s elections. “I disagree with all of you.” While the panel tried to draw parallels from tonight to 2026, O’Reilly pushed back hard, saying the landscape will look nothing like today. “This has nothing to do with the midterms. ZERO.” “And the reason so many things are going to happen between now and this time next year. And it’s it’s going to be a completely different country, than it is now.” Cuomo pressed him: “How do you know it’s going to be a completely different country?” O’Reilly explained: “Because there’s so many things that have to be decided there. There are too many undecideds. And you can start with the Supreme Court ruling on the tariffs, you can start on that.” “And they’ll rule in Donald Trump’s favor because of the 1974 law that Gerald Ford signed into.”

Overton

356,764 views • 9 months ago

Kendrick Perkins GOES OFF on Jaylen Brown 😳 “This sh*t right here you talking, miss me with all of this sh*t. You up 3-1 motherfu*ker your a** flop at times, to sell calls. I don’t want to hear that. It was no agenda whatsoever, the agenda was that y’all couldn’t make shots, the agenda was y’all refused to switch up y’all’s style of play of shooting threes after threes when at times y’all could have drove the damn basketball and went got some fu*king layups or put some pressure on the referees the referees are not going to give the Celtics calls because they shoot a lot of jump shots. If you’re a team that’s aggressive guess what you put pressure on the referees, you’re a team that’s not aggressive you live by the three you die by the three. Y’all died by the three, y’all was up 3-1 in this series. You fu*king lost 3 home games in the Boston Garden, 3. It used to be a sacred place, it used to be a hard place for opponents to win games in there. But instead Tyrese Maxey, Joel Embiid walked into your motherfu*king crib shoes all muddy and kick they feet up on your coffee table ordered DoorDash with your credit card, that’s how comfortable they was.” (Via Road Trippin’ Show)

Kendrick Perkins GOES OFF on Jaylen Brown 😳 “This sht right here you talking, miss me with all of this sht. You up 3-1 motherfu*ker your a** flop at times, to sell calls. I don’t want to hear that. It was no agenda whatsoever, the agenda was that y’all couldn’t make shots, the agenda was y’all refused to switch up y’all’s style of play of shooting threes after threes when at times y’all could have drove the damn basketball and went got some fuking layups or put some pressure on the referees the referees are not going to give the Celtics calls because they shoot a lot of jump shots. If you’re a team that’s aggressive guess what you put pressure on the referees, you’re a team that’s not aggressive you live by the three you die by the three. Y’all died by the three, y’all was up 3-1 in this series. You fuking lost 3 home games in the Boston Garden, 3. It used to be a sacred place, it used to be a hard place for opponents to win games in there. But instead Tyrese Maxey, Joel Embiid walked into your motherfu*king crib shoes all muddy and kick they feet up on your coffee table ordered DoorDash with your credit card, that’s how comfortable they was.” (Via Road Trippin’ Show)

NBA Courtside

484,579 views • 3 months ago

Guys, we need to talk about this. NOW! I’ve tested a lot of design tools - Paper , Replit ⠕ , Figma Make, and a few others in the same space, and honestly, there’s usually still a lot of struggle. But this feels different. You can start designing without any MCP connection, use an agent to help build the UX, edit directly on the canvas, and yes, it basically has the “Make it Pretty” magic button DANN© has been talking about for a while. And devs can actually work with it too. You can see the code right there. But that’s not even the craziest part. COMPONENTS! Actual components. I’m genuinely in shock. These guys are so good. Feels like the perfect time for a Contra challenge.

Guys, we need to talk about this. NOW! I’ve tested a lot of design tools - Paper , Replit ⠕ , Figma Make, and a few others in the same space, and honestly, there’s usually still a lot of struggle. But this feels different. You can start designing without any MCP connection, use an agent to help build the UX, edit directly on the canvas, and yes, it basically has the “Make it Pretty” magic button DANN© has been talking about for a while. And devs can actually work with it too. You can see the code right there. But that’s not even the craziest part. COMPONENTS! Actual components. I’m genuinely in shock. These guys are so good. Feels like the perfect time for a Contra challenge.

Victoria

35,613 views • 3 months ago

I absolutely despise pitbulls and believe every one of them should be euthanized. A couple of years ago I went to my employee's 2-year-old son's funeral after the families long time babysitter's three pit bulls ripped him in half. Apparently the three pitbulls got into a fight outside in the backyard with each other and the homeowner/babysitter went outside to break up the fight. When she went outside she left the arcadia door open and the 2-year-old followed out behind. The family pitbulls turned on the homeowner ripping a huge hole in her head and arm. Then they turned on the 2-year-old boy and immediately ripped him in half in front of his 4 other siblings who were watching from inside. It has nothing to do with how they are raised It has to do with their breed. Every dog is capable of attacking or biting someone but they let go/stop afterwards, pitbulls don't. That's the difference.

I absolutely despise pitbulls and believe every one of them should be euthanized. A couple of years ago I went to my employee's 2-year-old son's funeral after the families long time babysitter's three pit bulls ripped him in half. Apparently the three pitbulls got into a fight outside in the backyard with each other and the homeowner/babysitter went outside to break up the fight. When she went outside she left the arcadia door open and the 2-year-old followed out behind. The family pitbulls turned on the homeowner ripping a huge hole in her head and arm. Then they turned on the 2-year-old boy and immediately ripped him in half in front of his 4 other siblings who were watching from inside. It has nothing to do with how they are raised It has to do with their breed. Every dog is capable of attacking or biting someone but they let go/stop afterwards, pitbulls don't. That's the difference.

Clinton

895,375 views • 2 years ago

Caitlin Clark says her parents used to STOP her from playing more basketball as a kid “My mom would be like, ‘She is not playing more than like three games or two games in one day.’ Sometimes they wanted me to play for the seventh-grade team and the eighth-grade team.” “My parents were really good about that. They didn’t want me to lose the love of it. You don’t want to get burned out. You still want to be having fun when you’re doing it as a pro, if you’re lucky enough.” “I’m very fortunate for that because I haven’t lost that fun of it and that passion for it and always wanting to get better.” “Sometimes that’s why people get burned out, because they did it too much as a kid and their parents forced it on them.”

Caitlin Clark says her parents used to STOP her from playing more basketball as a kid “My mom would be like, ‘She is not playing more than like three games or two games in one day.’ Sometimes they wanted me to play for the seventh-grade team and the eighth-grade team.” “My parents were really good about that. They didn’t want me to lose the love of it. You don’t want to get burned out. You still want to be having fun when you’re doing it as a pro, if you’re lucky enough.” “I’m very fortunate for that because I haven’t lost that fun of it and that passion for it and always wanting to get better.” “Sometimes that’s why people get burned out, because they did it too much as a kid and their parents forced it on them.”

Josh Chambers

253,704 views • 9 days ago

jihoon giving up even his own spot (or their dancer hyung’s 😂) on stage for fans who really want to come to gayo daejun 😭 🐶 before the tour, please also come enjoy the year end stages and have fun with us 🐶 but this time afaik there aren’t that many audience seats so treasure makers might not be able to come as much as you’d expect 🦋 even so just the fact that we can be together for christmas and the end of this year is something to be grateful for 🐶 it’s really unfortunate though 🐶 when i go to rehearsal, i’ll put out about three extra chairs on purpose for treasure fans then when it’s actually the live broadcast, they’ll be like “there are three seats left for treasure fans, can they take these?” 💎 three people? only three? seriously? 🐶 but why are there fewer people than the number of members? 🐮 we’ll turn on a live then 🐶 for those who say they absolutely have to go to gayo daejun, i’ll give you my spot on the stage 🐶 i’ll just film a separate fancam following my movement and send it to you. honestly, i could do that much… 🐶 or to a dancer hyung: hyung, i’m really sorry but because they really want to come.. the easiest spot and least tiring.. hyung, could you switch just once?

jihoon giving up even his own spot (or their dancer hyung’s 😂) on stage for fans who really want to come to gayo daejun 😭 🐶 before the tour, please also come enjoy the year end stages and have fun with us 🐶 but this time afaik there aren’t that many audience seats so treasure makers might not be able to come as much as you’d expect 🦋 even so just the fact that we can be together for christmas and the end of this year is something to be grateful for 🐶 it’s really unfortunate though 🐶 when i go to rehearsal, i’ll put out about three extra chairs on purpose for treasure fans then when it’s actually the live broadcast, they’ll be like “there are three seats left for treasure fans, can they take these?” 💎 three people? only three? seriously? 🐶 but why are there fewer people than the number of members? 🐮 we’ll turn on a live then 🐶 for those who say they absolutely have to go to gayo daejun, i’ll give you my spot on the stage 🐶 i’ll just film a separate fancam following my movement and send it to you. honestly, i could do that much… 🐶 or to a dancer hyung: hyung, i’m really sorry but because they really want to come.. the easiest spot and least tiring.. hyung, could you switch just once?

행복지수 314%

15,145 views • 8 months ago

Kirby Smart says the transfer portal has made too many coaches forget what the word “coach” means “That’s what the word ‘coach’ is. It derived from 'stagecoach'… Where you took somebody from one place to the other.” “Where are you taking your players… Instead of shipping them off or importing them from elsewhere?” “Now it’s you coaching against me… And me coaching against you. Who makes their players better?” “In the second portal window, there was very little effective movement. I call it ‘swap and spit.’ You just took somebody else’s two or three… And they took your two or three… You traded… And all you got was a new person.” “Over 80% of the people had no impact. All they were doing was moving to move. They were just moving to move.” “Let’s make our players better. Let’s say the ones we lifted and practiced with all last winter… They’re ours now.’” “And they’re better now because they stayed here.”

Kirby Smart says the transfer portal has made too many coaches forget what the word “coach” means “That’s what the word ‘coach’ is. It derived from 'stagecoach'… Where you took somebody from one place to the other.” “Where are you taking your players… Instead of shipping them off or importing them from elsewhere?” “Now it’s you coaching against me… And me coaching against you. Who makes their players better?” “In the second portal window, there was very little effective movement. I call it ‘swap and spit.’ You just took somebody else’s two or three… And they took your two or three… You traded… And all you got was a new person.” “Over 80% of the people had no impact. All they were doing was moving to move. They were just moving to move.” “Let’s make our players better. Let’s say the ones we lifted and practiced with all last winter… They’re ours now.’” “And they’re better now because they stayed here.”

Josh Chambers

316,589 views • 25 days ago

🇳🇬📍I spent a little over three weeks in Nigeria for a strictly private visit and personal pilgrimage, and I’m still struggling to put it all into words. I wrote three different articles and deleted every single one. None of them felt honest enough. None of them could truly hold the weight of what everyday life looks like for ordinary people. So maybe all I can say is this: NIGERIANS ARE RESILIENT. Not because everything is fine, but because sometimes, that’s the only way to keep going. And yet, somehow, in the middle of it all, there is life. There is laughter. There is a kind of joy that refuses to disappear. If you have the means, and if you’re lucky enough to stay untouched by insecurity, Nigeria can feel like the most vibrant, most alive place in the world. And maybe that’s the contradiction that stays with me the most.

🇳🇬📍I spent a little over three weeks in Nigeria for a strictly private visit and personal pilgrimage, and I’m still struggling to put it all into words. I wrote three different articles and deleted every single one. None of them felt honest enough. None of them could truly hold the weight of what everyday life looks like for ordinary people. So maybe all I can say is this: NIGERIANS ARE RESILIENT. Not because everything is fine, but because sometimes, that’s the only way to keep going. And yet, somehow, in the middle of it all, there is life. There is laughter. There is a kind of joy that refuses to disappear. If you have the means, and if you’re lucky enough to stay untouched by insecurity, Nigeria can feel like the most vibrant, most alive place in the world. And maybe that’s the contradiction that stays with me the most.

Káyọ̀dé Ògúndámisí 🇳🇬

50,264 views • 4 months ago