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Kian84: A lot of people watch your activities as a singer, right? Soyeon: Yes, so I tend to get a lot of stress every time I make an album. Kian84: Is the pressure for albums similar too? Soyeon: Yes. We do risk checks with every department in the company, and the day before the album comes out, I get extremely nervous. Kian84: Are you nervous about whether it'll do well or not? Soyeon: I'm nervous in case something happens. Kian84: Like worrying some issue might spark from it? Soyeon: Yes, exactly. Kian84: That's what makes you anxious? Soyeon: Yeah. Like, if I'm walking down the street and something like trash accidentally falls out of my pocket without me noticing, I get startled and quickly pick it up. Kian84: Because you're worried people might say you littered? Soyeon: Yes. Even though I really just dropped it by accident. Kian84: You worry a lot. Soyeon: I do. Once, when we got an emergency alert message that sounded like war had broken out, I packed all my stuff and was standing in the stairwell. Kian84: Why? Soyeon: I thought war had actually started. After that, I got my driver's license because I wanted to escape by car, but I didn't have one. Kian84: You're that scared? Soyeon: Yes. But actually, this was kind of a secret because of my image. Kian84: Like "I'm the leader." Soyeon: I have this image of being someone who doesn't really care what others think. So I think this is the first time I've talked about being someone who worries a lot. Kian84: What do you worry about most? Scandals? Soyeon: Scandals too, but I worry most about dying. Kian84: Isn't that too primal? Soyeon: But so many people die every day. Kian84: True. Soyeon: Since so many people die every day, I try really hard to take care of my body. Kian84: It feels like I'm talking to an 80-year-old grandma. Soyeon: I really want to live a long, healthy life. Kian84: Until what age? Soyeon: I want to take care of all my people and be the last one to go. So maybe around 100 years old. Don't you want to live long? Kian84: I do too. Soyeon: Right? And I don't want to be reborn or anything. Kian84: You don't want reincarnation? Soyeon: I just want to live well in this era. Kian84: And return to nothingness? Soyeon: Yes, returning to nothingness is good. Kian84: But that's sad, you forget your family. Soyeon: Even if you reincarnate, you forget your family. Kian84: It's an endless cycle… maybe we should go to a temple. Soyeon: If you go someday, please invite me. Kian84: Next time you come on, we'll go to a temple then.

Roni

40,648 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад

A single blog post just nuked $31 BILLION from IBM. Their worst day in 25 years. Down 13.2% in one session. On track for their worst MONTH since 1968. All because Anthropic published 2,000 words about COBOL. They're on a generational run right now, here's what makes them better than everyone else: Monday morning, Anthropic dropped a blog post saying Claude Code can now modernize COBOL systems. For context: COBOL is a programming language from the 1950s. It runs 95% of ATM transactions in America. Powers every major bank. Runs airline booking systems. Processes government benefits. Hundreds of BILLIONS of lines still in production. The problem? The developers who wrote it are retiring or dead. Universities stopped teaching it decades ago. So companies like IBM, Accenture, and Cognizant built MASSIVE consulting businesses around one simple fact: "We have people who understand your ancient code. You don't. Pay us." Modernizing COBOL used to require armies of consultants spending YEARS mapping workflows. Then Anthropic said: "Actually, Claude can do that in weeks." Wall Street did the math instantly. IBM: $31 billion gone. Accenture: Down 6.6%. Cognizant: Down 6%. But this wasn't just about COBOL... This was Claude's FOURTH attack in three weeks. February 3: Claude Cowork plugins drop. Legal software crashes. Thomson Reuters down 18%. $285 billion wiped across software stocks. February 6: Claude Opus 4.6 launches with agent teams. Salesforce, Workday, ServiceNow crater. The "SaaSpocalypse" headline goes viral. February 20: Claude Code Security drops. Cybersecurity stocks hemorrhage $17 billion. CrowdStrike, Cloudflare, Okta, JFrog all in freefall. February 23: COBOL modernization blog post. IBM has its worst day in a generation. One AI company. Four product announcements. Four separate market panics. The pattern is obvious now. Every week, Anthropic releases a feature. Every week, another industry gets repriced. Legal research? Done. Cybersecurity? Done. Legacy code consulting? Done. And these aren't even FINISHED products. Claude Code Security is still in "limited research preview." The COBOL tool just got a blog post. Not even a formal launch. Wall Street is trading on ANNOUNCEMENTS now. The actual products haven't even shipped to most customers. IBM defended itself saying their mainframe business isn't just COBOL. CrowdStrike CEO said Claude "doesn't replace the Falcon platform." Barclays called the selloffs "illogical." Doesn't matter. The market has decided that AI disruption is priced in TODAY. Tech stocks are crumbling. All because one company keeps publishing blog posts. This is what "disruption" actually looks like. Not a slow transition over decades. Not a gradual shift in market share. One blog post. 2,000 words. $31 billion gone. And Anthropic just announced a $350 billion valuation. With $5-6 billion in employee share sales. While legacy tech burns. There haven’t been many companies in history as disruptive as Anthropic is today.
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A single blog post just nuked $31 BILLION from IBM. Their worst day in 25 years. Down 13.2% in one session. On track for their worst MONTH since 1968. All because Anthropic published 2,000 words about COBOL. They're on a generational run right now, here's what makes them better than everyone else: Monday morning, Anthropic dropped a blog post saying Claude Code can now modernize COBOL systems. For context: COBOL is a programming language from the 1950s. It runs 95% of ATM transactions in America. Powers every major bank. Runs airline booking systems. Processes government benefits. Hundreds of BILLIONS of lines still in production. The problem? The developers who wrote it are retiring or dead. Universities stopped teaching it decades ago. So companies like IBM, Accenture, and Cognizant built MASSIVE consulting businesses around one simple fact: "We have people who understand your ancient code. You don't. Pay us." Modernizing COBOL used to require armies of consultants spending YEARS mapping workflows. Then Anthropic said: "Actually, Claude can do that in weeks." Wall Street did the math instantly. IBM: $31 billion gone. Accenture: Down 6.6%. Cognizant: Down 6%. But this wasn't just about COBOL... This was Claude's FOURTH attack in three weeks. February 3: Claude Cowork plugins drop. Legal software crashes. Thomson Reuters down 18%. $285 billion wiped across software stocks. February 6: Claude Opus 4.6 launches with agent teams. Salesforce, Workday, ServiceNow crater. The "SaaSpocalypse" headline goes viral. February 20: Claude Code Security drops. Cybersecurity stocks hemorrhage $17 billion. CrowdStrike, Cloudflare, Okta, JFrog all in freefall. February 23: COBOL modernization blog post. IBM has its worst day in a generation. One AI company. Four product announcements. Four separate market panics. The pattern is obvious now. Every week, Anthropic releases a feature. Every week, another industry gets repriced. Legal research? Done. Cybersecurity? Done. Legacy code consulting? Done. And these aren't even FINISHED products. Claude Code Security is still in "limited research preview." The COBOL tool just got a blog post. Not even a formal launch. Wall Street is trading on ANNOUNCEMENTS now. The actual products haven't even shipped to most customers. IBM defended itself saying their mainframe business isn't just COBOL. CrowdStrike CEO said Claude "doesn't replace the Falcon platform." Barclays called the selloffs "illogical." Doesn't matter. The market has decided that AI disruption is priced in TODAY. Tech stocks are crumbling. All because one company keeps publishing blog posts. This is what "disruption" actually looks like. Not a slow transition over decades. Not a gradual shift in market share. One blog post. 2,000 words. $31 billion gone. And Anthropic just announced a $350 billion valuation. With $5-6 billion in employee share sales. While legacy tech burns. There haven’t been many companies in history as disruptive as Anthropic is today.

Ricardo

20,177 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад

🚨ANGOLA JUST HUMILIATED SA'S 2026 COST OF LIVING‼️‼️ I’m sitting here in Pretoria staring at my latest electricity bill and I just had to vent because this is actually insane. 😩 It’s May 2026 and every single time I fill up my car or open that Eskom invoice it feels like a punch to the gut, but literally just across the border in Angola, the same stuff is dirt cheap. Like, ridiculously cheap‼️ Let me break it down with the actual numbers I saw today: Electricity is 16 TIMES cheaper over there. Angola: R0.28 per unit South Africa: R4.52 per unit That means if your average monthly bill here (lights, fridge, kettle, geyser, the works) is sitting at around R2 700 the exact same usage in Angola would cost you roughly R170, yes just ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY RAND🔥 I had to double-check it because it sounds fake. Now petrol and diesel‼️ Also a total joke. 95 petrol: Angola – R5.50 a litre South Africa – R26.63 a litre (after that May hike that had us all swearing) Diesel: Angola – R7.30 a litre South Africa – R32.09 a litre Fill a normal 50-litre tank? Angola = R280 South Africa - Over R1 300🔥 That’s not pocket change, that’s life-changing money for taxi drivers, farmers, small business owners, basically anyone who actually moves for a living. So how the hell are they doing it⁉️ Simple, the Angolan government just subsidises the living daylights out of electricity and fuel. They keep prices stupidly low for ordinary people so the cost of living doesn’t destroy everyone‼️ Here‼️ Eskom is drowning in debt, the old power stations are falling apart and we’re all paying the “real cost” to fix the mess while loadshedding is supposedly over but the bills keep climbing. Fuel just follows the world oil price plus every tax they can slap on🔥 I’m not saying we should copy everything they do but damn, when your neighbour is paying one-sixteenth for power and one-fifth for fuel, it makes you ask some serious questions about why we’re struggling this much⁉️
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🚨ANGOLA JUST HUMILIATED SA'S 2026 COST OF LIVING‼️‼️ I’m sitting here in Pretoria staring at my latest electricity bill and I just had to vent because this is actually insane. 😩 It’s May 2026 and every single time I fill up my car or open that Eskom invoice it feels like a punch to the gut, but literally just across the border in Angola, the same stuff is dirt cheap. Like, ridiculously cheap‼️ Let me break it down with the actual numbers I saw today: Electricity is 16 TIMES cheaper over there. Angola: R0.28 per unit South Africa: R4.52 per unit That means if your average monthly bill here (lights, fridge, kettle, geyser, the works) is sitting at around R2 700 the exact same usage in Angola would cost you roughly R170, yes just ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY RAND🔥 I had to double-check it because it sounds fake. Now petrol and diesel‼️ Also a total joke. 95 petrol: Angola – R5.50 a litre South Africa – R26.63 a litre (after that May hike that had us all swearing) Diesel: Angola – R7.30 a litre South Africa – R32.09 a litre Fill a normal 50-litre tank? Angola = R280 South Africa - Over R1 300🔥 That’s not pocket change, that’s life-changing money for taxi drivers, farmers, small business owners, basically anyone who actually moves for a living. So how the hell are they doing it⁉️ Simple, the Angolan government just subsidises the living daylights out of electricity and fuel. They keep prices stupidly low for ordinary people so the cost of living doesn’t destroy everyone‼️ Here‼️ Eskom is drowning in debt, the old power stations are falling apart and we’re all paying the “real cost” to fix the mess while loadshedding is supposedly over but the bills keep climbing. Fuel just follows the world oil price plus every tax they can slap on🔥 I’m not saying we should copy everything they do but damn, when your neighbour is paying one-sixteenth for power and one-fifth for fuel, it makes you ask some serious questions about why we’re struggling this much⁉️

RaiZel

42,199 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

[Trans] WIN NEW ULTIMUNE TH 🎤: Please share a few words about today’s event. 🐰: Today, I attended the launch of the new #ShiseidoUltimune Infusing Serum. ♥️ 🎤: What makes this product special? 🐰: It’s a unique product designed with the concept of slowing aging cells and embracing freedom from age. No matter how old you are, you define your own beauty standard.♥️ 🎤: Why do you personally like this product? 🐰: I’m really impressed with it. I’ve used several formulas of #ShiseidoUltimune and apply it regularly, both day and night. It’s my go-to skincare step, and I can see the difference after using it. It strengthens the skin and serves as the first step before any skincare routine. After learning more about its ingredients, I really want to share it with others. ♥️ 🎤: We heard there was a special deal in Japan 🇯🇵. 🐰: Ah, the special deal 😄 It happened at a gala dinner. I didn’t know I was going to sing today! While we were all sitting at the table, Khun Sai caught me off guard while I was busy with something, and I just said, “Yes, sure!”—so I ended up singing today 😄. But honestly, it was a great opportunity. At first, I felt considerate about singing with P’V because she’s such a diva, but once I got the chance, I was really happy. 🎤: Will you release a single with P’V in the future? 🐰: P’V, please consider me! 🙏🏻🥹 If you think my voice is good enough, I’d love to do a feature 😄. 🎤: Did you get any new ideas from your latest trip to Japan? 🐰: Quite a lot! 😄 I always observe what’s happening there—what they do, what kinds of pop-ups they have. Even at today’s event, I paid attention to how they organize things and how they present their products. I’m always learning, and I enjoy working with Shiseido every time. Please support #SOURI’s collaboration with Shiseido! It’s a delicious flavor, and I really want you to try it. 🎤: How many branches do you have now? 🐰: We now have 18 branches and plan to expand to 40 by the end of this year 😱😳. 🎤: A clip of you helping a fallen fan went viral. 🐰: That day, there were so many people in such a small space. Fans were pushing forward, trying to get closer to me. The guards were doing their best to control the crowd, but people kept moving forward. I asked everyone to stay calm, but then a fan fell. I was worried she might get hurt, so I helped her up. It was a tense moment—if I hadn’t helped, it could have caused a bigger incident. I just did what I had to do. 🥺🥹💚 🎤: We’ve seen many cute moments of you interacting with fans at events 🥰. 🐰: At open events like these, I want to have close interactions with my fans. Many of my past events were private or overseas, so whenever I have a public event in Thailand, I try to connect with them as much as possible. Meeting my fans always makes me happy—it’s like recharging my energy so I can keep working. 💚 🎤: Any final message? 🐰: Please stop by the Shiseido pop-up! There are lots of fun activities waiting for you all. ♥️ #JourneyofFreedomxWin #JourneyofFreedom #ShiseidoUltimune #FreedomFromAge #ShiseidoThailand #winmetawin Winmetawin
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[Trans] WIN NEW ULTIMUNE TH 🎤: Please share a few words about today’s event. 🐰: Today, I attended the launch of the new #ShiseidoUltimune Infusing Serum. ♥️ 🎤: What makes this product special? 🐰: It’s a unique product designed with the concept of slowing aging cells and embracing freedom from age. No matter how old you are, you define your own beauty standard.♥️ 🎤: Why do you personally like this product? 🐰: I’m really impressed with it. I’ve used several formulas of #ShiseidoUltimune and apply it regularly, both day and night. It’s my go-to skincare step, and I can see the difference after using it. It strengthens the skin and serves as the first step before any skincare routine. After learning more about its ingredients, I really want to share it with others. ♥️ 🎤: We heard there was a special deal in Japan 🇯🇵. 🐰: Ah, the special deal 😄 It happened at a gala dinner. I didn’t know I was going to sing today! While we were all sitting at the table, Khun Sai caught me off guard while I was busy with something, and I just said, “Yes, sure!”—so I ended up singing today 😄. But honestly, it was a great opportunity. At first, I felt considerate about singing with P’V because she’s such a diva, but once I got the chance, I was really happy. 🎤: Will you release a single with P’V in the future? 🐰: P’V, please consider me! 🙏🏻🥹 If you think my voice is good enough, I’d love to do a feature 😄. 🎤: Did you get any new ideas from your latest trip to Japan? 🐰: Quite a lot! 😄 I always observe what’s happening there—what they do, what kinds of pop-ups they have. Even at today’s event, I paid attention to how they organize things and how they present their products. I’m always learning, and I enjoy working with Shiseido every time. Please support #SOURI’s collaboration with Shiseido! It’s a delicious flavor, and I really want you to try it. 🎤: How many branches do you have now? 🐰: We now have 18 branches and plan to expand to 40 by the end of this year 😱😳. 🎤: A clip of you helping a fallen fan went viral. 🐰: That day, there were so many people in such a small space. Fans were pushing forward, trying to get closer to me. The guards were doing their best to control the crowd, but people kept moving forward. I asked everyone to stay calm, but then a fan fell. I was worried she might get hurt, so I helped her up. It was a tense moment—if I hadn’t helped, it could have caused a bigger incident. I just did what I had to do. 🥺🥹💚 🎤: We’ve seen many cute moments of you interacting with fans at events 🥰. 🐰: At open events like these, I want to have close interactions with my fans. Many of my past events were private or overseas, so whenever I have a public event in Thailand, I try to connect with them as much as possible. Meeting my fans always makes me happy—it’s like recharging my energy so I can keep working. 💚 🎤: Any final message? 🐰: Please stop by the Shiseido pop-up! There are lots of fun activities waiting for you all. ♥️ #JourneyofFreedomxWin #JourneyofFreedom #ShiseidoUltimune #FreedomFromAge #ShiseidoThailand #winmetawin Winmetawin

◡̈ ✿〜*:.｡. ꕤ M a R y ꕤ*･.｡.*･*✿.

22,201 просмотров • 1 год назад

YUNJIN’s speech for LE SSERAFIM winning “Best Song Award” at the 2026 Seoul Music Awards & her story of “SPAGHETTI” 🤍 “Yes, winning the "Best Song Award" sounds like a testament to just how much love we have received, so we feel incredibly honored and grateful and we wonder if we truly deserve it. Our group is known for telling our own autobiographical stories. I never imagined that the idea I envisioned would turn into the track "Spaghetti" and receive so much love from all of you. "Spaghetti" is a song born from how fun I found the irony that there's a very fine line between love and hate and how you keep thinking about something even when you dislike it. Using that concept, the song uses the metaphor of food stuck between your teeth. It might actually be a slightly challenging concept for some people, so we are deeply grateful that you enjoyed it with us so much and the reason this award is so precious is because of all this immense love. But at the same time, it makes me think that, putting any "proof or testament" aside, there are so many amazing songs in this world and every single song is so precious and carries immense value. I hope none of us ever forget these two truths. I also believe there are so many incredibly cool groups in K-pop, and standing here today made me realize once again how truly wonderful it is that everyone brings their own unique stories to the table every single time. We will also continue to make our own uniquely cool music and share sincere, authentic stories, so please look upon us kindly. Also, to Chaewon unnie who is at home right now, we love you so so much and we will share this joy with you.”
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YUNJIN’s speech for LE SSERAFIM winning “Best Song Award” at the 2026 Seoul Music Awards & her story of “SPAGHETTI” 🤍 “Yes, winning the "Best Song Award" sounds like a testament to just how much love we have received, so we feel incredibly honored and grateful and we wonder if we truly deserve it. Our group is known for telling our own autobiographical stories. I never imagined that the idea I envisioned would turn into the track "Spaghetti" and receive so much love from all of you. "Spaghetti" is a song born from how fun I found the irony that there's a very fine line between love and hate and how you keep thinking about something even when you dislike it. Using that concept, the song uses the metaphor of food stuck between your teeth. It might actually be a slightly challenging concept for some people, so we are deeply grateful that you enjoyed it with us so much and the reason this award is so precious is because of all this immense love. But at the same time, it makes me think that, putting any "proof or testament" aside, there are so many amazing songs in this world and every single song is so precious and carries immense value. I hope none of us ever forget these two truths. I also believe there are so many incredibly cool groups in K-pop, and standing here today made me realize once again how truly wonderful it is that everyone brings their own unique stories to the table every single time. We will also continue to make our own uniquely cool music and share sincere, authentic stories, so please look upon us kindly. Also, to Chaewon unnie who is at home right now, we love you so so much and we will share this joy with you.”

nat ☆彡

104,825 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

Agree... to disagree. Look, I get what Klieman is saying about reducing risk and doing it in a more strategic manner rather than just QB run every other down, but those legs are still the most talented and unique wrinkle that Avery/K-State possess against any defense in America. Klieman even references the strength & conditioning Avery put in this offseason to better prepare his body to withstand the rigors of the run game. There was a purpose behind that, right? Finally, as I know @KFlahertyKCSN would attest to, one of the special traits about Avery as a runner from seeing him back in high school (and even still today) is this innate knack he has to NOT take the worst of a hit. So, yes, there's always the gamble that someone goes low or makes a dirty play but I'd trust Avery as a "safe" runner 9 times out of 10. They HAVE to let him be the all-around weapon that he is more than they've shown this season and even last. Especially without Edwards in the mix. Nobody is asking for Collin Klein between the tackles, just sprinkle in a few more designed calls and let the wheels burn.
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Agree... to disagree. Look, I get what Klieman is saying about reducing risk and doing it in a more strategic manner rather than just QB run every other down, but those legs are still the most talented and unique wrinkle that Avery/K-State possess against any defense in America. Klieman even references the strength & conditioning Avery put in this offseason to better prepare his body to withstand the rigors of the run game. There was a purpose behind that, right? Finally, as I know @KFlahertyKCSN would attest to, one of the special traits about Avery as a runner from seeing him back in high school (and even still today) is this innate knack he has to NOT take the worst of a hit. So, yes, there's always the gamble that someone goes low or makes a dirty play but I'd trust Avery as a "safe" runner 9 times out of 10. They HAVE to let him be the all-around weapon that he is more than they've shown this season and even last. Especially without Edwards in the mix. Nobody is asking for Collin Klein between the tackles, just sprinkle in a few more designed calls and let the wheels burn.

Ryan Wallace

90,858 просмотров • 1 год назад

🧑🏻‍🦱: JossGawin Concert! I'm telling you, this is a concert where you just lose your mind. My brain literally went dead right during the song 'Bao Bao'… I mean girl, from the slow song, it wasn't soft for me at all. My brain completely shut down and stopped processing right then and there. I couldn't understand anything after that. Is this a pre-wedding shoot? Is this the perspective Joss sees Gawin from every single day? 🧑🏻‍🦱: Does he secretly take photos of him on his phone because it looks like this? Because the angle looks so good. Looking up at the screen, it's totally pre-wedding vibes like they're recording an anniversary video! Is this a concert for people who are already married? Or wait, they aren't married yet? Are they just boyfriends? Just partners? 🧑🏻‍🦱: They don't even have obvious fan-service moments. The whole concert, no holding hands, no kissing, no cheek-kisses, no touching cheeks, NONE! They barely touch each other at all, practically dodging every moment. BUT why does the vibe feel like a married couple? Hey! Why is the vibe subtly saying 'we're a couple', like they're going home to sleep in the same bed or something? Don't make me think... don't make me think... BUT I'M THINKING IT 🥹 🧑🏻‍🦱: As for the song choices, they just let Gawin choose whatever he wanted because Joss doesn't have the right to choose anyway. Joss spoils Gawin to the max! The show had such a high contrast. It was a roller coaster… up, down, up, down. Why is this concert like a wild train ride? But was it good? Yes, the three of them sang every song beautifully. 🧑🏻‍🦱: Right, how could it not be good? It's Gawin Caskey! I'm so happy for him. Finally, this is 'Your Time', this is his moment now. 🧑🏻‍🦱: See, and people call this 'not in love'? Anyone who doesn't understand this kind of vibe would be like, 'Why are there no skinship moments at all?' JossGawin is like you don't understand! It feels like a couple that's been together for a long time, not overly showy, not overly sweet. Try standing back and looking at their eyes... look at the emotional energy... look at each performance they present. You'll realize that THIS is what sweet means! This is already sweet! Super sweet! The vibe is totally there :((( 🧑🏻‍🦱: Joss was giving major "Daddy" energy today. The silver hair was so Daddy! And when Lego came out, Lego was so respectful but also danced so fiercely. But honestly, no matter how sexy Lego was, it couldn't beat the "side-eye" romantic tension between JossGawin 🤲🏻 Lego seemed so polite, during the performance, wow, so intense! But right after, the feeling was so polite, like an uncle and nephew chatting. #JossGawinConcert #JossGawin
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🧑🏻‍🦱: JossGawin Concert! I'm telling you, this is a concert where you just lose your mind. My brain literally went dead right during the song 'Bao Bao'… I mean girl, from the slow song, it wasn't soft for me at all. My brain completely shut down and stopped processing right then and there. I couldn't understand anything after that. Is this a pre-wedding shoot? Is this the perspective Joss sees Gawin from every single day? 🧑🏻‍🦱: Does he secretly take photos of him on his phone because it looks like this? Because the angle looks so good. Looking up at the screen, it's totally pre-wedding vibes like they're recording an anniversary video! Is this a concert for people who are already married? Or wait, they aren't married yet? Are they just boyfriends? Just partners? 🧑🏻‍🦱: They don't even have obvious fan-service moments. The whole concert, no holding hands, no kissing, no cheek-kisses, no touching cheeks, NONE! They barely touch each other at all, practically dodging every moment. BUT why does the vibe feel like a married couple? Hey! Why is the vibe subtly saying 'we're a couple', like they're going home to sleep in the same bed or something? Don't make me think... don't make me think... BUT I'M THINKING IT 🥹 🧑🏻‍🦱: As for the song choices, they just let Gawin choose whatever he wanted because Joss doesn't have the right to choose anyway. Joss spoils Gawin to the max! The show had such a high contrast. It was a roller coaster… up, down, up, down. Why is this concert like a wild train ride? But was it good? Yes, the three of them sang every song beautifully. 🧑🏻‍🦱: Right, how could it not be good? It's Gawin Caskey! I'm so happy for him. Finally, this is 'Your Time', this is his moment now. 🧑🏻‍🦱: See, and people call this 'not in love'? Anyone who doesn't understand this kind of vibe would be like, 'Why are there no skinship moments at all?' JossGawin is like you don't understand! It feels like a couple that's been together for a long time, not overly showy, not overly sweet. Try standing back and looking at their eyes... look at the emotional energy... look at each performance they present. You'll realize that THIS is what sweet means! This is already sweet! Super sweet! The vibe is totally there :((( 🧑🏻‍🦱: Joss was giving major "Daddy" energy today. The silver hair was so Daddy! And when Lego came out, Lego was so respectful but also danced so fiercely. But honestly, no matter how sexy Lego was, it couldn't beat the "side-eye" romantic tension between JossGawin 🤲🏻 Lego seemed so polite, during the performance, wow, so intense! But right after, the feeling was so polite, like an uncle and nephew chatting. #JossGawinConcert #JossGawin

BABY G’s Sparkling Wings ꒰ྀི১🪽🎀༘♔ ִֶָ🎸🎧ྀི ⋆｡🍎

13,422 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

jihoon knowing all the tiny details that women go through when preparing ourselves in going to concerts 🥹 he even knows that we get frustrated bc we dont look as perfect inside the venue compared to when we leave our houses and assured us that the thought of wanting to look pretty for him in itself already makes us beautiful 😭 HOW CAN U NOT LOVE THIS PERSON 🐶 i know that when it rains, your curled hair falls out and everything. i know that your makeup gets messed up and all that. i take all of that into consideration when i look at you, so please don’t worry about it too much. i just don’t pay that much attention to things like that, so don’t worry about it 🐶 isn’t it actually better that i know these things? if i didn’t know, you might think i would find it strange. but i know all of that. i know i know. so don’t worry about things like that 🐶 people with curly hair straighten their hair before coming, but then suddenly it starts getting curly again because of the humidity, and the volume in their hair completely dies down 🐶 i also know that you can leave home thinking “this is the prettiest i habe looked” and then when you arrive at the venue, you look so different from how you did at home, and then it can make you upset because the singer you like is going to see you like this. i know that. 🐶 no my hair gets flat too, and my makeup gets messed up too. when it rains and it gets humid, im like that too so what. ah you don’t have to be embarrassed. you don’t have to be embarrassed because i wont pay attention to it. you don’t have to be embarrassed. 🐶 just come comfortably, and dress up however you want. just think “i’m the prettiest today”, “i’m the coolest”. dress up looking your best and come. come and have fun. 🐶 isn’t everyone like that? when people are in front of someone they like, they want to look good right? they want to show their best selves. 🐶 but whenever it’s an important day, you get sick, or a pimple suddenly comes up on your face. and on days that aren’t important, your skin looks amazing, or you somehow keep losing weight. that’s just how life is for people. it’s not just me. you all probably experience that too. 🐶 because you want to meet us so badly, and because all your attention is focused on us, you might come with a pimple on your face. things might not go the way you want them to. i know all that. i’m a person just like you. i know what it’s like when something happens on an important day. just think of it as me not seeing those things. so come comfortably. 🐶 yeah i know you want to look pretty. and because i know how much you want to look pretty, you look pretty to me. that feeling itself is beautiful, you know? i’m grateful. it feels like you’re being considerate of me. 🐶 when you go to meet someone, getting dressed up instead of just going out carelessly is a consideration for the person you’re meeting. of course it’s also for yourself. of course you can’t help but look pretty. 🐶 whether your makeup gets messed up, your hair curls back up, or whatever happens, its the actions themselves, each and every one of them, are all good you guys. 💬 why are you making us so emotional? 🐶 i’m not saying it because i’m trying to make you emotional. it is genuinely how i feel. i’m not saying this because i thought, “i have to make them emotional.” it’s true. i really think this way. 🐶 TREASURE MAKERs, you’re all pretty. really.. you’re all pretty. i genuinely think that way.
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jihoon knowing all the tiny details that women go through when preparing ourselves in going to concerts 🥹 he even knows that we get frustrated bc we dont look as perfect inside the venue compared to when we leave our houses and assured us that the thought of wanting to look pretty for him in itself already makes us beautiful 😭 HOW CAN U NOT LOVE THIS PERSON 🐶 i know that when it rains, your curled hair falls out and everything. i know that your makeup gets messed up and all that. i take all of that into consideration when i look at you, so please don’t worry about it too much. i just don’t pay that much attention to things like that, so don’t worry about it 🐶 isn’t it actually better that i know these things? if i didn’t know, you might think i would find it strange. but i know all of that. i know i know. so don’t worry about things like that 🐶 people with curly hair straighten their hair before coming, but then suddenly it starts getting curly again because of the humidity, and the volume in their hair completely dies down 🐶 i also know that you can leave home thinking “this is the prettiest i habe looked” and then when you arrive at the venue, you look so different from how you did at home, and then it can make you upset because the singer you like is going to see you like this. i know that. 🐶 no my hair gets flat too, and my makeup gets messed up too. when it rains and it gets humid, im like that too so what. ah you don’t have to be embarrassed. you don’t have to be embarrassed because i wont pay attention to it. you don’t have to be embarrassed. 🐶 just come comfortably, and dress up however you want. just think “i’m the prettiest today”, “i’m the coolest”. dress up looking your best and come. come and have fun. 🐶 isn’t everyone like that? when people are in front of someone they like, they want to look good right? they want to show their best selves. 🐶 but whenever it’s an important day, you get sick, or a pimple suddenly comes up on your face. and on days that aren’t important, your skin looks amazing, or you somehow keep losing weight. that’s just how life is for people. it’s not just me. you all probably experience that too. 🐶 because you want to meet us so badly, and because all your attention is focused on us, you might come with a pimple on your face. things might not go the way you want them to. i know all that. i’m a person just like you. i know what it’s like when something happens on an important day. just think of it as me not seeing those things. so come comfortably. 🐶 yeah i know you want to look pretty. and because i know how much you want to look pretty, you look pretty to me. that feeling itself is beautiful, you know? i’m grateful. it feels like you’re being considerate of me. 🐶 when you go to meet someone, getting dressed up instead of just going out carelessly is a consideration for the person you’re meeting. of course it’s also for yourself. of course you can’t help but look pretty. 🐶 whether your makeup gets messed up, your hair curls back up, or whatever happens, its the actions themselves, each and every one of them, are all good you guys. 💬 why are you making us so emotional? 🐶 i’m not saying it because i’m trying to make you emotional. it is genuinely how i feel. i’m not saying this because i thought, “i have to make them emotional.” it’s true. i really think this way. 🐶 TREASURE MAKERs, you’re all pretty. really.. you’re all pretty. i genuinely think that way.

shan

224,721 просмотров • 7 дней назад

🚨ANTHROPIC'S FOUNDER JUST PREDICTED THAT AI WILL DOUBLE HUMAN LIFESPAN TO 150 YEARS.. CURE MOST CANCER.. AND ELIMINATE POVERTY.. ALL WITHIN 10 YEARS.. AND HE'S NOT EVEN THE OPTIMISTIC ONE.. Everyone thinks Dario Amodei is the guy who wants to slow AI down.. The cautious one.. The safety guy.. He just published an essay predicting what happens if AI goes right.. And it reads like science fiction.. Except he's dead serious.. And he has the credentials to back every word.. Here's what he thinks happens in the next 5 to 10 years.. Nearly all infectious disease.. Prevented or cured.. mRNA vaccines already showed us the path.. AI finishes the job.. Most cancer.. Eliminated.. Not just treated.. 95% or greater reduction in both deaths and new cases.. AI designs treatment regimens tailored to the individual genome of each tumor.. Something that's technically possible today but takes enormous human expertise to do.. AI scales it to everyone.. Alzheimer's.. Solved.. He thinks it's exactly the type of problem AI can crack.. Because it requires better measurement tools to isolate what's actually happening in the brain.. Once we understand it.. Prevention will probably be surprisingly simple.. Genetic disease.. Most of it preventable through improved embryo screening.. And curable in living people through safer descendants of CRISPR.. Most mental illness.. Cured.. Depression.. PTSD.. Addiction.. Schizophrenia.. He believes the answer is some combination of biochemistry and neural network-level problems that AI can untangle.. And here's the line that stopped me.. Human lifespan.. Doubled.. To 150 years.. He points out that life expectancy already doubled in the 20th century.. From 40 to 75.. So doubling it again is "on trend".. Drugs already exist that increase maximum lifespan in rats by 25 to 50%.. Some turtles already live 200 years.. We're clearly not at a biological ceiling.. He calls this the "compressed 21st century".. The idea that AI gives us 100 years of biological progress in 5 to 10 years.. But he doesn't stop at health.. He thinks AI could drive 20% annual GDP growth in the developing world.. Bringing sub-Saharan Africa to China's current GDP per capita within a decade.. He thinks AI could eradicate malaria not through treating millions of people individually.. But by releasing modified mosquitoes that block the disease at the source.. One centralized action instead of a million.. He thinks AI could make democracy structurally stronger.. Not through propaganda.. But by giving every citizen an AI that knows every law they're entitled to.. Every benefit they qualify for.. Every right they have.. And helps them actually access it.. He imagines AI that monitors judicial systems for bias.. AI that helps find common ground between opposing political views.. AI that makes government services actually work the way they're supposed to.. And he addresses the question everyone asks.. What happens to meaning when AI can do everything.. His answer.. Most people aren't the best in the world at anything right now.. And it doesn't bother them.. Meaning comes from relationships and connection.. Not economic productivity.. People will still pursue difficult challenges.. Still compete.. Still create.. The fact that an AI could theoretically do it better won't matter any more than it matters that someone somewhere is already better than you at every hobby you have.. But here's what makes this essay different from every other AI optimism piece.. Dario Amodei runs one of the three most powerful AI companies on earth.. He has a PhD in computational neuroscience.. He personally worked on mass spectrometry and neural probes.. He's not a pundit.. He's a scientist who happens to be a CEO.. And the same man who publicly says there's a 25% chance AI causes human extinction.. Is also saying that if we get it right.. We cure nearly every disease.. Double human lifespan.. Eliminate most poverty.. And fundamentally transform what it means to be alive.. Both things are true at the same time.. That's what makes this the most important essay anyone in AI has written this year.. He ends with this.. "I think many will be literally moved to tears by it".. He's talking about watching disease disappear.. Poverty dissolve.. Human potential unlock all at once.. Not in a century.. In a decade.. If we get it right.
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🚨ANTHROPIC'S FOUNDER JUST PREDICTED THAT AI WILL DOUBLE HUMAN LIFESPAN TO 150 YEARS.. CURE MOST CANCER.. AND ELIMINATE POVERTY.. ALL WITHIN 10 YEARS.. AND HE'S NOT EVEN THE OPTIMISTIC ONE.. Everyone thinks Dario Amodei is the guy who wants to slow AI down.. The cautious one.. The safety guy.. He just published an essay predicting what happens if AI goes right.. And it reads like science fiction.. Except he's dead serious.. And he has the credentials to back every word.. Here's what he thinks happens in the next 5 to 10 years.. Nearly all infectious disease.. Prevented or cured.. mRNA vaccines already showed us the path.. AI finishes the job.. Most cancer.. Eliminated.. Not just treated.. 95% or greater reduction in both deaths and new cases.. AI designs treatment regimens tailored to the individual genome of each tumor.. Something that's technically possible today but takes enormous human expertise to do.. AI scales it to everyone.. Alzheimer's.. Solved.. He thinks it's exactly the type of problem AI can crack.. Because it requires better measurement tools to isolate what's actually happening in the brain.. Once we understand it.. Prevention will probably be surprisingly simple.. Genetic disease.. Most of it preventable through improved embryo screening.. And curable in living people through safer descendants of CRISPR.. Most mental illness.. Cured.. Depression.. PTSD.. Addiction.. Schizophrenia.. He believes the answer is some combination of biochemistry and neural network-level problems that AI can untangle.. And here's the line that stopped me.. Human lifespan.. Doubled.. To 150 years.. He points out that life expectancy already doubled in the 20th century.. From 40 to 75.. So doubling it again is "on trend".. Drugs already exist that increase maximum lifespan in rats by 25 to 50%.. Some turtles already live 200 years.. We're clearly not at a biological ceiling.. He calls this the "compressed 21st century".. The idea that AI gives us 100 years of biological progress in 5 to 10 years.. But he doesn't stop at health.. He thinks AI could drive 20% annual GDP growth in the developing world.. Bringing sub-Saharan Africa to China's current GDP per capita within a decade.. He thinks AI could eradicate malaria not through treating millions of people individually.. But by releasing modified mosquitoes that block the disease at the source.. One centralized action instead of a million.. He thinks AI could make democracy structurally stronger.. Not through propaganda.. But by giving every citizen an AI that knows every law they're entitled to.. Every benefit they qualify for.. Every right they have.. And helps them actually access it.. He imagines AI that monitors judicial systems for bias.. AI that helps find common ground between opposing political views.. AI that makes government services actually work the way they're supposed to.. And he addresses the question everyone asks.. What happens to meaning when AI can do everything.. His answer.. Most people aren't the best in the world at anything right now.. And it doesn't bother them.. Meaning comes from relationships and connection.. Not economic productivity.. People will still pursue difficult challenges.. Still compete.. Still create.. The fact that an AI could theoretically do it better won't matter any more than it matters that someone somewhere is already better than you at every hobby you have.. But here's what makes this essay different from every other AI optimism piece.. Dario Amodei runs one of the three most powerful AI companies on earth.. He has a PhD in computational neuroscience.. He personally worked on mass spectrometry and neural probes.. He's not a pundit.. He's a scientist who happens to be a CEO.. And the same man who publicly says there's a 25% chance AI causes human extinction.. Is also saying that if we get it right.. We cure nearly every disease.. Double human lifespan.. Eliminate most poverty.. And fundamentally transform what it means to be alive.. Both things are true at the same time.. That's what makes this the most important essay anyone in AI has written this year.. He ends with this.. "I think many will be literally moved to tears by it".. He's talking about watching disease disappear.. Poverty dissolve.. Human potential unlock all at once.. Not in a century.. In a decade.. If we get it right.

Evan Luthra

477,119 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

Today I have a huge surprise… I made a tabletop game! It’s the result of two years of design, testing, fine-tuning, laughs, and celebration. I collaborated with the incredible team at Exploding Kittens (Exploding Kittens), and it’s been play-tested by 100+ families and groups in multiple countries. Now, it’s finally ready for primetime. COYOTE! It’s an addictive card game of hilarity, high-fives, and havoc. You can learn it in minutes, and each game lasts around 10 minutes. But how did this all start? As a kid, Dungeons & Dragons was my best friend. It kept me safe from bullies and captured my imagination. Under the hood, it also taught me teamwork and—I honestly believe—made me smarter. Decades later, the game Poetry for Neanderthals made me laugh until I cried. I tracked down Elan Lee (Elan Lee), one of the world-class game designers behind it, and we did a podcast together. We’re similarly weird and quickly became close friends. It wasn’t long before I began to wonder: “Might I be able to make a game that’s simple and hilarious (like Poetry), but one that also makes you smarter and is hard to master (like D&D)?” Elan was an immediate YES, and… now we have it! COYOTE is now available at Walmart (or link in bio) online and in 3,200+ stores across the US. The game will be available at Target, Barnes & Noble, and internationally for our friends abroad later this summer. Stay tuned. Lots of fun stuff coming. And if you try it out, please share videos of you playing! I’m so excited to see it in the wild. Just use the #coyote #coyotegame hashtags, and I’ll be sure to find you.
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Today I have a huge surprise… I made a tabletop game! It’s the result of two years of design, testing, fine-tuning, laughs, and celebration. I collaborated with the incredible team at Exploding Kittens (Exploding Kittens), and it’s been play-tested by 100+ families and groups in multiple countries. Now, it’s finally ready for primetime. COYOTE! It’s an addictive card game of hilarity, high-fives, and havoc. You can learn it in minutes, and each game lasts around 10 minutes. But how did this all start? As a kid, Dungeons & Dragons was my best friend. It kept me safe from bullies and captured my imagination. Under the hood, it also taught me teamwork and—I honestly believe—made me smarter. Decades later, the game Poetry for Neanderthals made me laugh until I cried. I tracked down Elan Lee (Elan Lee), one of the world-class game designers behind it, and we did a podcast together. We’re similarly weird and quickly became close friends. It wasn’t long before I began to wonder: “Might I be able to make a game that’s simple and hilarious (like Poetry), but one that also makes you smarter and is hard to master (like D&D)?” Elan was an immediate YES, and… now we have it! COYOTE is now available at Walmart (or link in bio) online and in 3,200+ stores across the US. The game will be available at Target, Barnes & Noble, and internationally for our friends abroad later this summer. Stay tuned. Lots of fun stuff coming. And if you try it out, please share videos of you playing! I’m so excited to see it in the wild. Just use the #coyote #coyotegame hashtags, and I’ll be sure to find you.

Tim Ferriss

350,276 просмотров • 1 год назад

Mental health action tip for the day… A GRATITUDE LIST. This changed my everyday being and gave me a new way to start each day. I learned this from an actual Thai monk in Ko Samui, Thailand. He asked me to write down 100 things I’m grateful for. At the time I was in a VERY VERY DARK PLACE. Absolutely self loathing, mired in depression and couldn’t see the light at the other side of the tunnel. So this monk asked me to write down 100 things from my whole life. People, I know my life is GREAT, but too often between my ears just sucks and I didn’t sign up for this shit! I was literally stuck at 1 and he asked me, “You like your watch?” Ummm “yeah, I can use things like that?” “Yes,” he said, “It can be anything. What about GOD? You say you’re a big GOD guy? That’s 2. How about your son? You love your son? That’s 3.” He asked me to think of things my whole life and we’ve all had some good moments. I started slow but eventually I got to 100. In the weeks that followed… I read that list every single day. Now, it’s how I start every morning.I do a list of 10 things I’m grateful for from the previous day or coming up today. And you can have some of the same things each day. It’s not restricted… It’s YOUR list. So I now wake up in gratitude instead of anxiety or dread. WAYYY better way to start my day. Let’s keep fighting this fight together!!! #TeamUnbreakable #mentalhealth #mentalwealth
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Mental health action tip for the day… A GRATITUDE LIST. This changed my everyday being and gave me a new way to start each day. I learned this from an actual Thai monk in Ko Samui, Thailand. He asked me to write down 100 things I’m grateful for. At the time I was in a VERY VERY DARK PLACE. Absolutely self loathing, mired in depression and couldn’t see the light at the other side of the tunnel. So this monk asked me to write down 100 things from my whole life. People, I know my life is GREAT, but too often between my ears just sucks and I didn’t sign up for this shit! I was literally stuck at 1 and he asked me, “You like your watch?” Ummm “yeah, I can use things like that?” “Yes,” he said, “It can be anything. What about GOD? You say you’re a big GOD guy? That’s 2. How about your son? You love your son? That’s 3.” He asked me to think of things my whole life and we’ve all had some good moments. I started slow but eventually I got to 100. In the weeks that followed… I read that list every single day. Now, it’s how I start every morning.I do a list of 10 things I’m grateful for from the previous day or coming up today. And you can have some of the same things each day. It’s not restricted… It’s YOUR list. So I now wake up in gratitude instead of anxiety or dread. WAYYY better way to start my day. Let’s keep fighting this fight together!!! #TeamUnbreakable #mentalhealth #mentalwealth

Jay Glazer

73,518 просмотров • 26 дней назад

Jimmy on a story of loss 😔 and the heartbreaking reality of Northern Thailand’s PM2.5 crisis 💨 JS CEAN WATER FEST #KingPowerSongkran2026xJSAVOCEAN #jimmyyjp #JimmySea 💬: May I bring up one more topic? We’ve seen P’Jimmy speaking up about this. 💜: Aww, yes. 💬: Right now, especially in the North, things are really bad (referring to the air pollution/PM2.5). 💜: Yes. To be honest, this problem has been around for a very long time since I was a student. If I remember correctly, around my 2nd or 3rd year of uni, it started getting bad. There was one year that was particularly intense; I remember driving in Chiang Mai and having to stay under 80 km/h because the dust was so thick I couldn't see more than 2 or 3 car lengths ahead. It’s truly severe. We used to pray every day for rain because it usually happens around April or May, Thailand's summer. We’d pray, "Okay, if it’s going to be hot, then let it be boiling," so the water would evaporate and turn into rain. When it rains, things improve for a day or two, but even then, it’s not "good". It’s just better than the worst. I mean, it hits the top of the world rankings every year; it’s always number one. I got very emotional about it when my friend passed away. That friend was the "Moon" (representative) of my faculty's year. He lived a very healthy life. He didn't smoke, didn't drink. We were in the basketball club together, he hit the gym, and he ran all the time. But he was someone who loved running outdoors. And well, he passed away. What really touched me was that he had just finished his specialist medical training and, as many might know, he was about to get married. He had bought a house in Chiang Mai. He was actually from Bangkok, but he found love there and intended to settle down. He had the house ready and then... this happened. But luckily… if you can call it luck in a bad situation, he had bought life insurance right after graduating. 🩵: Mmh 😟 💜: Yes, so he received excellent medical treatment and spent the rest of his life inspiring people. Without that specific medication which is incredibly expensive, he wouldn't have had as much time. Having that medicine allowed his life to be extended for a significant period, and he used that time to inspire others. 💬: Do you think there’s a chance this can be fixed? Like you said, it’s been happening since you were a student, and yet it remains the same, looping in the same cycle. 💜: I believe dust isn't like cancer (incurable); I believe there is a way to make it go away. It doesn't happen every month, right? It only happens during that specific period. So, there must be a way. I think many people know the root causes. It requires everyone to cooperate, and the relevant agencies have to help too. The reason I decided to post that day was because I saw the air quality figures constantly, and whenever I opened social media, I saw people coughing up blood. Waking up to fresh blood... it’s like "Good Morning Blood" every day. It just doesn't make sense. Why do Thai people have to have this quality of life? Nearly half the country lives there. People I love and many of my friends are there. There are also many brilliant professors and doctors there who are ready to treat people like, if it's liver transplants, Chiang Mai is number one. Many of these experts live there with their families. Having them face this risk every day, losing such important personnel, or even losing local villagers to lung cancer... The North actually has the highest incidence of lung cancer not caused by smoking in all of Thailand. So, I want to leave this with everyone and not just the North. Bangkok has it occasionally too, though it’s not as severe because it's the capital, the management is faster, and people are very aware. Please take care, everyone. And if you can afford an air purifier, please go get one. 💬: Okay, thank you for today. 💜🩵: 🙏🏻🙏🏻
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Jimmy on a story of loss 😔 and the heartbreaking reality of Northern Thailand’s PM2.5 crisis 💨 JS CEAN WATER FEST #KingPowerSongkran2026xJSAVOCEAN #jimmyyjp #JimmySea 💬: May I bring up one more topic? We’ve seen P’Jimmy speaking up about this. 💜: Aww, yes. 💬: Right now, especially in the North, things are really bad (referring to the air pollution/PM2.5). 💜: Yes. To be honest, this problem has been around for a very long time since I was a student. If I remember correctly, around my 2nd or 3rd year of uni, it started getting bad. There was one year that was particularly intense; I remember driving in Chiang Mai and having to stay under 80 km/h because the dust was so thick I couldn't see more than 2 or 3 car lengths ahead. It’s truly severe. We used to pray every day for rain because it usually happens around April or May, Thailand's summer. We’d pray, "Okay, if it’s going to be hot, then let it be boiling," so the water would evaporate and turn into rain. When it rains, things improve for a day or two, but even then, it’s not "good". It’s just better than the worst. I mean, it hits the top of the world rankings every year; it’s always number one. I got very emotional about it when my friend passed away. That friend was the "Moon" (representative) of my faculty's year. He lived a very healthy life. He didn't smoke, didn't drink. We were in the basketball club together, he hit the gym, and he ran all the time. But he was someone who loved running outdoors. And well, he passed away. What really touched me was that he had just finished his specialist medical training and, as many might know, he was about to get married. He had bought a house in Chiang Mai. He was actually from Bangkok, but he found love there and intended to settle down. He had the house ready and then... this happened. But luckily… if you can call it luck in a bad situation, he had bought life insurance right after graduating. 🩵: Mmh 😟 💜: Yes, so he received excellent medical treatment and spent the rest of his life inspiring people. Without that specific medication which is incredibly expensive, he wouldn't have had as much time. Having that medicine allowed his life to be extended for a significant period, and he used that time to inspire others. 💬: Do you think there’s a chance this can be fixed? Like you said, it’s been happening since you were a student, and yet it remains the same, looping in the same cycle. 💜: I believe dust isn't like cancer (incurable); I believe there is a way to make it go away. It doesn't happen every month, right? It only happens during that specific period. So, there must be a way. I think many people know the root causes. It requires everyone to cooperate, and the relevant agencies have to help too. The reason I decided to post that day was because I saw the air quality figures constantly, and whenever I opened social media, I saw people coughing up blood. Waking up to fresh blood... it’s like "Good Morning Blood" every day. It just doesn't make sense. Why do Thai people have to have this quality of life? Nearly half the country lives there. People I love and many of my friends are there. There are also many brilliant professors and doctors there who are ready to treat people like, if it's liver transplants, Chiang Mai is number one. Many of these experts live there with their families. Having them face this risk every day, losing such important personnel, or even losing local villagers to lung cancer... The North actually has the highest incidence of lung cancer not caused by smoking in all of Thailand. So, I want to leave this with everyone and not just the North. Bangkok has it occasionally too, though it’s not as severe because it's the capital, the management is faster, and people are very aware. Please take care, everyone. And if you can afford an air purifier, please go get one. 💬: Okay, thank you for today. 💜🩵: 🙏🏻🙏🏻

Mhokstache ✨

15,447 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад

Elon Musk just explained why he builds everything he builds. One sentence. No strategy deck. No market thesis. Just the simplest idea nobody in power believes anymore. Musk: “Life cannot just be about solving one miserable problem after another. That can’t be the only thing.” That single sentence is a direct indictment of every institution and every corporation that turned human existence into damage control. We don’t build anymore. We manage. We mitigate. We reduce. We slow the bleeding. The whole system got rewired to believe the ceiling is making things slightly less terrible. Musk refuses to live under that ceiling. Musk: “There need to be things that inspire you, that make you glad to wake up in the morning and be part of humanity.” This is what separates him from every other CEO on the planet. They optimize for quarterly earnings. He optimizes for the feeling of being alive. That sounds soft until you realize it’s the force behind the most aggressive infrastructure buildout in modern history. SpaceX. Tesla. Neuralink. Optimus. xAI. Five companies. One philosophy. Build a future that doesn’t require convincing people to tolerate it. Musk: “Earth is the cradle of humanity, but you cannot stay in the cradle forever.” He’s quoting Tsiolkovsky. A Russian rocket scientist who dreamed about space before airplanes existed. That quote sat in textbooks for a century. Professors taught it. Students memorized it. Nobody acted on it. Musk did. Not with papers. Not with proposals. With metal. With fire. With rockets that land themselves on drone ships in the middle of the ocean. Musk: “It is time to go forth, become a star-faring civilization, be out there among the stars, expand the scope and scale of human consciousness.” Every critic reads that and calls it grandiose. Slow down. Be realistic. Focus on what’s in front of you. That instinct is exactly why nothing worth remembering has come out of a boardroom or a government office in decades. The people running the world have no vision for where it should go. They only know what they’re afraid of. Musk builds toward something. Everyone else builds away from something. That gap doesn’t close. Musk: “I find that incredibly exciting. That makes me glad to be alive. I hope you feel the same way.” You don’t get people to work 100-hour weeks building rockets by paying them more. You don’t get engineers to leave Google for a factory in Texas with stock options alone. You do it by giving them something worth building. That’s the weapon nobody can replicate. Not Bezos. Not any government. Not China. You can copy the engineering. You can steal the business model. You cannot copy the belief that tomorrow should be better than today when every voice in the room is telling you to settle. The entire world is being told to shrink. Use less. Want less. Expect less. One man looked at all of it and said no. That’s not arrogance. That’s the only reason the species is still pointed forward.
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Elon Musk just explained why he builds everything he builds. One sentence. No strategy deck. No market thesis. Just the simplest idea nobody in power believes anymore. Musk: “Life cannot just be about solving one miserable problem after another. That can’t be the only thing.” That single sentence is a direct indictment of every institution and every corporation that turned human existence into damage control. We don’t build anymore. We manage. We mitigate. We reduce. We slow the bleeding. The whole system got rewired to believe the ceiling is making things slightly less terrible. Musk refuses to live under that ceiling. Musk: “There need to be things that inspire you, that make you glad to wake up in the morning and be part of humanity.” This is what separates him from every other CEO on the planet. They optimize for quarterly earnings. He optimizes for the feeling of being alive. That sounds soft until you realize it’s the force behind the most aggressive infrastructure buildout in modern history. SpaceX. Tesla. Neuralink. Optimus. xAI. Five companies. One philosophy. Build a future that doesn’t require convincing people to tolerate it. Musk: “Earth is the cradle of humanity, but you cannot stay in the cradle forever.” He’s quoting Tsiolkovsky. A Russian rocket scientist who dreamed about space before airplanes existed. That quote sat in textbooks for a century. Professors taught it. Students memorized it. Nobody acted on it. Musk did. Not with papers. Not with proposals. With metal. With fire. With rockets that land themselves on drone ships in the middle of the ocean. Musk: “It is time to go forth, become a star-faring civilization, be out there among the stars, expand the scope and scale of human consciousness.” Every critic reads that and calls it grandiose. Slow down. Be realistic. Focus on what’s in front of you. That instinct is exactly why nothing worth remembering has come out of a boardroom or a government office in decades. The people running the world have no vision for where it should go. They only know what they’re afraid of. Musk builds toward something. Everyone else builds away from something. That gap doesn’t close. Musk: “I find that incredibly exciting. That makes me glad to be alive. I hope you feel the same way.” You don’t get people to work 100-hour weeks building rockets by paying them more. You don’t get engineers to leave Google for a factory in Texas with stock options alone. You do it by giving them something worth building. That’s the weapon nobody can replicate. Not Bezos. Not any government. Not China. You can copy the engineering. You can steal the business model. You cannot copy the belief that tomorrow should be better than today when every voice in the room is telling you to settle. The entire world is being told to shrink. Use less. Want less. Expect less. One man looked at all of it and said no. That’s not arrogance. That’s the only reason the species is still pointed forward.

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