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Chamath describes Donald Trump: "I've seen some of the most incredible survivors, they have that one skill." "Oh, he's really inspiring. I mean, I have to say here that in my limited interactions with him, he's really curious. He's really smart. His intuition is off the charts. I'll tell you a very specific example. Had a meeting with him, I had a complicated-" "What were you pitching him?" "It's not a pitch. I was just walking him through some structural issues in this specific case and electricity rates, and you know, the underlying reasons why, which have more to do with the utilities, data centers, water consumption, and then some structural decrease in Americans' electricity, right? It's like a 15-page deck, and he's one of these guys where he's listening, he'll scan it, he's scanning it while he listens to you, and then he goes right to the one thing. And I have a lot of respect for this because I've seen some of the most incredible survivors, the people that have that one skill. They can go in and go to that thing, that little detail, that thread and pull it. So my experience with him is quite impressive; when I anchor him to the other people I've been with, he's really up there."

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Dr. Thomas Seyfried: "Cancer is very preventable. It's just that we're doing everything we possibly can to induce it in our diet and lifestyle." "The higher your blood sugar, the faster the tumor grows. The lower the blood sugar, the slower the tumor grows." "They're dependent on glucose and glutamine. We can replace glucose and glutamine with ketone bodies." "They slowly start to die, and the body comes in and dissolves them."
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Dr. Thomas Seyfried: "Cancer is very preventable. It's just that we're doing everything we possibly can to induce it in our diet and lifestyle." "The higher your blood sugar, the faster the tumor grows. The lower the blood sugar, the slower the tumor grows." "They're dependent on glucose and glutamine. We can replace glucose and glutamine with ketone bodies." "They slowly start to die, and the body comes in and dissolves them."

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45,515 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад

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