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Wide Awake Media

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Venezuela's experience with hyperinflation is a real eye-opener on how quickly things can go south when inflation gets out of hand. It's like watching your money turn into nothing right before your eyes, which is exactly what happened with the bolívar. Here's what other countries might take away from this: First off, don't put all your economic eggs in one basket. Venezuela leaned too heavily on oil, and when oil prices tanked, so did their economy. Countries should mix it up, invest in different industries so they're not riding the wave of just one commodity or sector. Then there's the money printing story. If you just keep printing money to cover your debts or fund your government, you're asking for trouble. It's like trying to fill a bathtub with the plug out – the water (or money, in this case) just keeps disappearing, and that's inflation for you. Also, having a central bank that can do its job without politicians breathing down its neck can make a big difference. It's about keeping the economy in check without the panic of election cycles or political whims. And let's not forget good governance. Venezuela's economic crisis was made worse by corruption and mismanagement. If those in power aren't playing by the rules, the whole economy suffers. It's like building a house with rotten wood; it might look okay at first, but it won't last. The social fallout from this crisis shows us that when the economy crashes, it's not just about numbers. People's lives are turned upside down – they can't afford food or medicine. Countries need to have safety nets in place, like strong social programs, to catch folks when they fall. Lastly, using dollars instead of bolívares in Venezuela tells us that while pegging your currency to a stable one like the dollar can calm things down quickly, it's a double-edged sword. You might stabilize, but you also give up control over your own money game, which can be risky down the line. So, Venezuela's story is a wake-up call: diversify your economy, manage your money wisely, keep politics out of your central bank, ensure your leaders are playing fair, and always remember that behind every economic decision, there are real people whose lives are affected.

Venezuela's experience with hyperinflation is a real eye-opener on how quickly things can go south when inflation gets out of hand. It's like watching your money turn into nothing right before your eyes, which is exactly what happened with the bolívar. Here's what other countries might take away from this: First off, don't put all your economic eggs in one basket. Venezuela leaned too heavily on oil, and when oil prices tanked, so did their economy. Countries should mix it up, invest in different industries so they're not riding the wave of just one commodity or sector. Then there's the money printing story. If you just keep printing money to cover your debts or fund your government, you're asking for trouble. It's like trying to fill a bathtub with the plug out – the water (or money, in this case) just keeps disappearing, and that's inflation for you. Also, having a central bank that can do its job without politicians breathing down its neck can make a big difference. It's about keeping the economy in check without the panic of election cycles or political whims. And let's not forget good governance. Venezuela's economic crisis was made worse by corruption and mismanagement. If those in power aren't playing by the rules, the whole economy suffers. It's like building a house with rotten wood; it might look okay at first, but it won't last. The social fallout from this crisis shows us that when the economy crashes, it's not just about numbers. People's lives are turned upside down – they can't afford food or medicine. Countries need to have safety nets in place, like strong social programs, to catch folks when they fall. Lastly, using dollars instead of bolívares in Venezuela tells us that while pegging your currency to a stable one like the dollar can calm things down quickly, it's a double-edged sword. You might stabilize, but you also give up control over your own money game, which can be risky down the line. So, Venezuela's story is a wake-up call: diversify your economy, manage your money wisely, keep politics out of your central bank, ensure your leaders are playing fair, and always remember that behind every economic decision, there are real people whose lives are affected.

Historic Vids

542,730 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Jew here. Maybe UDK what “literally” means. He’s LITERALLY saying “death to the IDF” —an ARMY committing genocide per every human rights report, systematic rape & torture (see “Welcome to Hell” report by B’Tselem) & posting war crimes on IG. “Death to the Wehrmacht” (Hitler’s Army) chant in 1940s while Jews were in gas chambers is a more accurate analogy. Unlike Israeli leadership, there were no calls to kill civilians & starve children to death which came before the IDF murdered more 1 MONTH OLD BABIES than Americans murdered in 9/11–which produced far more than chants by America. Unlike the IDF chant, below is war criminal, Yoav Gallant, wanted for arrest in 124 countries, ordering literal war crimes on CHILDREN — not combatants. Can you show me your past tweets where you were appalled at Israeli leaders calling to kill or starve BABIES? Or in Yoav’s words “human animals”. If unclear, I will refer you to the 300pg Amnesty International Report: “You Feel Like You Are Subhuman’, where about 80 pages are devoted to genocidal quotes by Israeli leaders before carrying out that genocide. LITERALLY.

Jew here. Maybe UDK what “literally” means. He’s LITERALLY saying “death to the IDF” —an ARMY committing genocide per every human rights report, systematic rape & torture (see “Welcome to Hell” report by B’Tselem) & posting war crimes on IG. “Death to the Wehrmacht” (Hitler’s Army) chant in 1940s while Jews were in gas chambers is a more accurate analogy. Unlike Israeli leadership, there were no calls to kill civilians & starve children to death which came before the IDF murdered more 1 MONTH OLD BABIES than Americans murdered in 9/11–which produced far more than chants by America. Unlike the IDF chant, below is war criminal, Yoav Gallant, wanted for arrest in 124 countries, ordering literal war crimes on CHILDREN — not combatants. Can you show me your past tweets where you were appalled at Israeli leaders calling to kill or starve BABIES? Or in Yoav’s words “human animals”. If unclear, I will refer you to the 300pg Amnesty International Report: “You Feel Like You Are Subhuman’, where about 80 pages are devoted to genocidal quotes by Israeli leaders before carrying out that genocide. LITERALLY.

#StopCopCity

25,437 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

I need to explain something to those followers that don't get my recent X feed. No altcoin made me $2.5 million in 3 weeks. $RAT did. That's why I focus on it. Bitcoin remains important and I will cover it more in the future. However, right now, there is nothing interesting about BTC moving up and down around 100k. On the other hand, RAT will soon be listed on 8 centralized exchanges. Do you know what that means for a token with a $10 mil market cap? If you don't, that's fine. The TLDR is this. RAT will pump. Simple as that. 10x or maybe 100x. We will find out. This is more exciting than watching ETH crash 20% the other day. Or seeing Solana drop under $200 after I told everyone to sell it at $260. I lost all interest in altcoins. My only altcoin focus is MY OWN TOKEN. The one my community and I love. Because it is OURS! It's not owned by some VC. It's owned by OUR community. Do you understand what I am writing here? Believe in something! RAT Escape is that for us. If you can't see the alpha in this post. I can't help you.

I need to explain something to those followers that don't get my recent X feed. No altcoin made me $2.5 million in 3 weeks. $RAT did. That's why I focus on it. Bitcoin remains important and I will cover it more in the future. However, right now, there is nothing interesting about BTC moving up and down around 100k. On the other hand, RAT will soon be listed on 8 centralized exchanges. Do you know what that means for a token with a $10 mil market cap? If you don't, that's fine. The TLDR is this. RAT will pump. Simple as that. 10x or maybe 100x. We will find out. This is more exciting than watching ETH crash 20% the other day. Or seeing Solana drop under $200 after I told everyone to sell it at $260. I lost all interest in altcoins. My only altcoin focus is MY OWN TOKEN. The one my community and I love. Because it is OURS! It's not owned by some VC. It's owned by OUR community. Do you understand what I am writing here? Believe in something! RAT Escape is that for us. If you can't see the alpha in this post. I can't help you.

Duo Nine ⚡ YCC

22,004 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

📝 You already know the Blueprint, it's been laid out in front of you: 🔸 #FAssets Launch on the #FlareNetwork 🔸 The first wave of Institutions start earning yield on their $XRP through Firelight. 🔸 Institutional FOMO begins and we see numerous treasury companies start to join the party. 🔸 Laggards are forced to adopt to remain competitive and provide users / investors with yield income. 🔸 Earning yield on $XRP becomes industry standard, no longer is it a dormant asset, powered by Flare. 🤔 What does this mean for you as a holder of $FLR? 🚀 Total Value Locked (TVL) Skyrockets 🚀 FLR Collateral Requirements Skyrocket 🚀 FLR Supply Shock Begins The price? Well... You can make your own predictions there. All I'm saying is that you're in the right place in the right time, before the institutions begin to realise just how special the #FlareNetwork is... ❤️ RT if you Agree!

📝 You already know the Blueprint, it's been laid out in front of you: 🔸 #FAssets Launch on the #FlareNetwork 🔸 The first wave of Institutions start earning yield on their $XRP through Firelight. 🔸 Institutional FOMO begins and we see numerous treasury companies start to join the party. 🔸 Laggards are forced to adopt to remain competitive and provide users / investors with yield income. 🔸 Earning yield on $XRP becomes industry standard, no longer is it a dormant asset, powered by Flare. 🤔 What does this mean for you as a holder of $FLR? 🚀 Total Value Locked (TVL) Skyrockets 🚀 FLR Collateral Requirements Skyrocket 🚀 FLR Supply Shock Begins The price? Well... You can make your own predictions there. All I'm saying is that you're in the right place in the right time, before the institutions begin to realise just how special the #FlareNetwork is... ❤️ RT if you Agree!

💪 Just John (previously "Flare Community")

48,106 Aufrufe • vor 10 Monaten

Within the first two minutes or so, she’s already used the word “learns” three times, and four times in total over fifteen minutes, if you count them all. Just like when Harry and Meghan went on about the “harms” while collecting that absurdly paid-for award, which she trots out again here. Once, fine, could be a slip. Twice, that’s worrying. Three times? Are you even aware of what you’re saying, Meghan? What on earth is going on? She takes a perfectly normal verb and adds an s, turning it into a noun. It makes no sense. She has been doing this for a while and now Harry is copying it too. In plain English, “learn” is a verb. You do not slap an s on it and turn it into a noun, no matter how much self-help or corporate waffle you have swallowed. Saying “a lot of learns” is just wrong. The proper phrasing is “a lot of lessons” or “a lot of learning.” Their habit of adding s to abstract or non-count words like learns, leadings or learnings is nonsense. Using “harms” in this broad, vague way is just as bad. It turns an uncountable noun into a countable one with no reason at all and leaves everyone guessing what the “harms” actually are. It is meaningless, pretentious, and completely opaque. For someone who bangs on about vintage this and old-school that, you’d think she’d want her grammar to be vintage too — proper and correct, fitting the whole analog purist image she’s been pushing. But of course not. Making up words seems to be a skill she’s happily passed on to the squaddies. Case in point: “derangers.” And all the “learns” in the world still haven’t taught them that it isn’t a word. It reads like pseudo-corporate drivel, the sort of buzzword soup you get in self-help circles trying to sound profound, but it is completely wrong. I also noticed Meghan misusing terms she thinks CEOs or business founders use. Her explanations have nothing to do with how the words actually function in business, and they certainly would not have worked for her first product drops or for As Ever. I’ll break it down in detail as a female founder with twenty years in business, showing what she’s lifted from books to sound like a “founder” and what proves she has no idea what she’s talking about or is simply wrong. For now, the learns moment is enough. It is only the start of the buzzword nonsense we’ve come to expect, tedious to sit through, and absurdly easy to dismantle. #MeghanIsTheProblem #MeghanMarkleExposed #WordSaladMarkle

Within the first two minutes or so, she’s already used the word “learns” three times, and four times in total over fifteen minutes, if you count them all. Just like when Harry and Meghan went on about the “harms” while collecting that absurdly paid-for award, which she trots out again here. Once, fine, could be a slip. Twice, that’s worrying. Three times? Are you even aware of what you’re saying, Meghan? What on earth is going on? She takes a perfectly normal verb and adds an s, turning it into a noun. It makes no sense. She has been doing this for a while and now Harry is copying it too. In plain English, “learn” is a verb. You do not slap an s on it and turn it into a noun, no matter how much self-help or corporate waffle you have swallowed. Saying “a lot of learns” is just wrong. The proper phrasing is “a lot of lessons” or “a lot of learning.” Their habit of adding s to abstract or non-count words like learns, leadings or learnings is nonsense. Using “harms” in this broad, vague way is just as bad. It turns an uncountable noun into a countable one with no reason at all and leaves everyone guessing what the “harms” actually are. It is meaningless, pretentious, and completely opaque. For someone who bangs on about vintage this and old-school that, you’d think she’d want her grammar to be vintage too — proper and correct, fitting the whole analog purist image she’s been pushing. But of course not. Making up words seems to be a skill she’s happily passed on to the squaddies. Case in point: “derangers.” And all the “learns” in the world still haven’t taught them that it isn’t a word. It reads like pseudo-corporate drivel, the sort of buzzword soup you get in self-help circles trying to sound profound, but it is completely wrong. I also noticed Meghan misusing terms she thinks CEOs or business founders use. Her explanations have nothing to do with how the words actually function in business, and they certainly would not have worked for her first product drops or for As Ever. I’ll break it down in detail as a female founder with twenty years in business, showing what she’s lifted from books to sound like a “founder” and what proves she has no idea what she’s talking about or is simply wrong. For now, the learns moment is enough. It is only the start of the buzzword nonsense we’ve come to expect, tedious to sit through, and absurdly easy to dismantle. #MeghanIsTheProblem #MeghanMarkleExposed #WordSaladMarkle

༺𝐻𝑅𝐻 𝐿𝒶𝒹𝓎 𝒥༻ 👑

93,370 Aufrufe • vor 9 Monaten

after 9/11 the CIA built a team whose only job was to find holes in their own thinking. they called it the Red Cell. the playbook they used is now public. 40 pages. free. almost nobody reads it. I turned their 4 best techniques into 4 prompts you paste into Claude: → prompt 1: what hidden assumptions is my plan built on? → prompt 2: it's 18 months later and my idea failed. walk me through what went wrong. → prompt 3: a competitor with $100M wants to crush me in 90 days. what's their plan? → prompt 4: write the 1-star review from the customer who felt cheated. 30 minutes. your idea either dies here or comes out stronger. both save you 6 months. all 4 prompts are in this article. try them on your next big decision. before reality tries it for you.

after 9/11 the CIA built a team whose only job was to find holes in their own thinking. they called it the Red Cell. the playbook they used is now public. 40 pages. free. almost nobody reads it. I turned their 4 best techniques into 4 prompts you paste into Claude: → prompt 1: what hidden assumptions is my plan built on? → prompt 2: it's 18 months later and my idea failed. walk me through what went wrong. → prompt 3: a competitor with $100M wants to crush me in 90 days. what's their plan? → prompt 4: write the 1-star review from the customer who felt cheated. 30 minutes. your idea either dies here or comes out stronger. both save you 6 months. all 4 prompts are in this article. try them on your next big decision. before reality tries it for you.

Nav Toor

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