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Threadguy explains why calling any crypto trade "consensus" right now is the dumbest thing he's ever heard "Everyone's talking about how Hyperliquid is too consensus, Zcash is too consensus, I'm gonna take profits... Bro, literally everybody is dead. The only people left, if you are still here and trade...

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Bret Weinstein explains, "the essence of woke is cancellation." "...There's banish, we're not gonna platform you because you've lost your mind and there's coercion. We're gonna get you back on board with the consensus. And those two things are basically a choice. Either you get back on board with the consensus or you're out." From DarkHorse Episode 318.

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246,748 views • 6 months ago

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Matthew McConaughey says he doesn't like the new weed "Life can get very noisy and clumsy and frustrating and confusing if we're associating too much. It's why I don't like the new weed" "Oh man, too strong. It's too many associations. I'm seeing art in everything" "And if you're seeing art in everything, you're not seeing any art at all. If every moment is so significant, none of it has significance" "The subplots become unmanageable. And if the subplots become unmanageable, you're missing the main vein"
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Matthew McConaughey says he doesn't like the new weed "Life can get very noisy and clumsy and frustrating and confusing if we're associating too much. It's why I don't like the new weed" "Oh man, too strong. It's too many associations. I'm seeing art in everything" "And if you're seeing art in everything, you're not seeing any art at all. If every moment is so significant, none of it has significance" "The subplots become unmanageable. And if the subplots become unmanageable, you're missing the main vein"

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487,315 views • 2 months ago

Ansem explains why you need a long-term outlook in crypto “Crypto is so volatile that if you get too caught up in the day-to-day price action and you don't have a strong thesis on why this shit actually matters long-term, you're gonna get fucked over” “You're never gonna really make money in these markets. You're just not. It's because it's way too hard to trade them. It's too volatile” “So if you have like an extended picture, you can zoom out and you can DCA” “That's also I think why you should be able to sell on the way up at the top because you know how volatile this shit gets” “Like, okay, maybe in five to seven years it's just gonna be up infinite but this year it may go down 70%. So okay, maybe I'll take some profits”
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Ansem explains why you need a long-term outlook in crypto “Crypto is so volatile that if you get too caught up in the day-to-day price action and you don't have a strong thesis on why this shit actually matters long-term, you're gonna get fucked over” “You're never gonna really make money in these markets. You're just not. It's because it's way too hard to trade them. It's too volatile” “So if you have like an extended picture, you can zoom out and you can DCA” “That's also I think why you should be able to sell on the way up at the top because you know how volatile this shit gets” “Like, okay, maybe in five to seven years it's just gonna be up infinite but this year it may go down 70%. So okay, maybe I'll take some profits”

Jack

35,772 views • 2 months ago

🖇️ [They were talking about how Ray thought their team was bad, and Cellbit explained they got first place yesterday] #RAY: You're saying I'm the one fucking up? I'm the ass of the team. #CELLBIT: You're not fucking up! You're not. We are a team, we are like a big family, and family has some trauma, but we just keep going and ignore the bullshit. #RAY: I like that! I like that. #CELLBIT: Can I have your trust? #RAY: Yeah, appreciate you, bro. I appreciate. #AGENT: He is actually one of the best guys, bro. He had been helping me bad times. He is like one of the best dudes. #RAY: I will say, our team is good! #AGENT: Just the way Ray is, he says stuff in his mind without a filter. #CELLBIT: I know! That's why I don't take it seriously. You're part of the family, man.
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🖇️ [They were talking about how Ray thought their team was bad, and Cellbit explained they got first place yesterday] #RAY: You're saying I'm the one fucking up? I'm the ass of the team. #CELLBIT: You're not fucking up! You're not. We are a team, we are like a big family, and family has some trauma, but we just keep going and ignore the bullshit. #RAY: I like that! I like that. #CELLBIT: Can I have your trust? #RAY: Yeah, appreciate you, bro. I appreciate. #AGENT: He is actually one of the best guys, bro. He had been helping me bad times. He is like one of the best dudes. #RAY: I will say, our team is good! #AGENT: Just the way Ray is, he says stuff in his mind without a filter. #CELLBIT: I know! That's why I don't take it seriously. You're part of the family, man.

Cellbit English Updates

236,912 views • 1 month ago

"I was getting on [Melyssa Ford] for hiding it, not doing it. I just felt like if you're doing this and this is all the rave out in the street and everybody is doing it, then come in there and tell us about it. ... If I'm watching you go in another room, throwing up, cramps, and whatever you're doing, it's like, 'Okay, something's going on over there.' I get people want to keep a secret. I'm not mad at that. Not me. If I'm on it, you're going to hear about it from me." - Joe Budden
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"I was getting on [Melyssa Ford] for hiding it, not doing it. I just felt like if you're doing this and this is all the rave out in the street and everybody is doing it, then come in there and tell us about it. ... If I'm watching you go in another room, throwing up, cramps, and whatever you're doing, it's like, 'Okay, something's going on over there.' I get people want to keep a secret. I'm not mad at that. Not me. If I'm on it, you're going to hear about it from me." - Joe Budden

Club Shay Shay

365,511 views • 7 months ago

💥TIM DILLON on Trump betraying America and his base "what [has] happened [is Trump's said], We're gonna fuck you in a way you can't even imagine" "[and] if you speak to the people that are still really into the Trump thing... they're [like] trauma victims who've been through torture, and they basically have disassociated" "they've splintered off and created other personalities where everything's good, and that's what he did" "He's like, it's gonna be so blatant. It's gonna be so in your face. It's gonna be so reckless" "Whereas previously [it was] like, Yeah, we're gonna fuck you, but we're gonna try to like, massage it a little bit. We're gonna try to like, give you the idea that we're not" "[But Trump's] basically like, It's gonna be such a blatant money grab these four years that you're either gonna have to full-on accept it and get on board or disassociate like a victim of extreme trauma" "[At first] I was like, This is the most fascinating moment in American history. And there was a part of you that was like, just the sheer excitement of it, not necessarily believing that Donald Trump was going to like, come through on everything he said" "But the point is, Trump comes down that escalator and in his campaign and in these debates there's this idea that like, Wait, this guy is breaking the fourth wall and telling everybody, Hey we've all fucked you forever and here's how we've done it and I'm gonna stop doing it. And what happened instead was he goes, We're gonna fuck you in a way you can't even imagine" Tim Dillon
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💥TIM DILLON on Trump betraying America and his base "what [has] happened [is Trump's said], We're gonna fuck you in a way you can't even imagine" "[and] if you speak to the people that are still really into the Trump thing... they're [like] trauma victims who've been through torture, and they basically have disassociated" "they've splintered off and created other personalities where everything's good, and that's what he did" "He's like, it's gonna be so blatant. It's gonna be so in your face. It's gonna be so reckless" "Whereas previously [it was] like, Yeah, we're gonna fuck you, but we're gonna try to like, massage it a little bit. We're gonna try to like, give you the idea that we're not" "[But Trump's] basically like, It's gonna be such a blatant money grab these four years that you're either gonna have to full-on accept it and get on board or disassociate like a victim of extreme trauma" "[At first] I was like, This is the most fascinating moment in American history. And there was a part of you that was like, just the sheer excitement of it, not necessarily believing that Donald Trump was going to like, come through on everything he said" "But the point is, Trump comes down that escalator and in his campaign and in these debates there's this idea that like, Wait, this guy is breaking the fourth wall and telling everybody, Hey we've all fucked you forever and here's how we've done it and I'm gonna stop doing it. And what happened instead was he goes, We're gonna fuck you in a way you can't even imagine" Tim Dillon

Sense Receptor

508,005 views • 18 days ago