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THEORY: Did Fanatics’ launch of stitched NFL jerseys for 30 teams reveal 2 teams planning new uniform redesigns in 2027? Connecting the drop with facts & rumors about why the Saints & Dolphins *could* be working on new primary uniforms! 🎥👇 I transcribed my video below, but the key points to consider: - I’m not reporting a redesign, but those I could reach today said my theory makes sense - Prior to this, there was already enough signs & smoke around the Dolphins & Saints considering new uniforms - The 2026 season has been locked since before the 2025 season, this is for 2027 - No one made a mistake, this is just a product of the long uniform process TRANSCRIPT (for those who like to read 😉): I think I might have uncovered something pretty big. You might know I love talking about jerseys, uniforms, sports design, especially in football. And occasionally, I like to report a little news, break some news I find out. Well, yesterday, Fanatics officially announced what I reported back in October, that they're bringing back stitched jerseys for NFL jerseys. But I didn't get excited and start connecting some dots until I noticed that they didn't drop the stitched jerseys for every NFL team. There are two missing. And it got me thinking about everything I've ever reported and said, all my videos I've ever made, and it specifically brought me to three key facts. Fact 1: teams work on new uniform designs for multiple years. My talks and videos with the Falcons and Ravens confirm this. The reason for this, among many reasons, they need to let manufacturers know ahead of time to get the proper materials and to prepare the new designs, both the new ones and to wind down existing ones. Fact 2: that does impact distributors. Retailers are notified as early as a year out to stop ordering and selling certain jerseys if new ones will be replacing it because they don't want to be sitting there with a bunch of unsold jerseys. That brings me to Fact 3. We know that Fanatics has been the NFL's official manufacturer and distributor, the exclusive one, since 2018. Well, the two teams that did not have stitched jerseys dropped with the rest of the league? My Dolphins and the Saints. Now I want to be clear real quick: Fanatics did not mess up. They did not make a mistake. They were simply following the long-winding uniform process that multiple parties are involved in. So why does this raise flags in me that the Saints and Dolphins could be getting new uniforms in 2027? Again, we know how long the process is, but there have been multiple reports about whispers within the Saints organization about new uniform and considerations, possible changes And back in April 2025, when I first reported the Dolphins having internal and external interest in a dark uniform, they also had interest in an orange uniform. So both teams having some whispers, some reported discussions about new uniforms does tell me maybe there is fire with this smoke. And also importantly, I feel like most Dolphins and Saints fans have wanted new uniforms for a while now. Maybe the organizations are listening. Now, I'm not confirming anything. And all of this, I guess, could be a moot point if the Saints and Dolphins quickly drop stitched jerseys for retail… unless we find out it was a rushed reactionary process. Once again, I'm just connecting the dots, but what do you want to see?
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THEORY: Did Fanatics’ launch of stitched NFL jerseys for 30 teams reveal 2 teams planning new uniform redesigns in 2027? Connecting the drop with facts & rumors about why the Saints & Dolphins *could* be working on new primary uniforms! 🎥👇 I transcribed my video below, but the key points to consider: - I’m not reporting a redesign, but those I could reach today said my theory makes sense - Prior to this, there was already enough signs & smoke around the Dolphins & Saints considering new uniforms - The 2026 season has been locked since before the 2025 season, this is for 2027 - No one made a mistake, this is just a product of the long uniform process TRANSCRIPT (for those who like to read 😉): I think I might have uncovered something pretty big. You might know I love talking about jerseys, uniforms, sports design, especially in football. And occasionally, I like to report a little news, break some news I find out. Well, yesterday, Fanatics officially announced what I reported back in October, that they're bringing back stitched jerseys for NFL jerseys. But I didn't get excited and start connecting some dots until I noticed that they didn't drop the stitched jerseys for every NFL team. There are two missing. And it got me thinking about everything I've ever reported and said, all my videos I've ever made, and it specifically brought me to three key facts. Fact 1: teams work on new uniform designs for multiple years. My talks and videos with the Falcons and Ravens confirm this. The reason for this, among many reasons, they need to let manufacturers know ahead of time to get the proper materials and to prepare the new designs, both the new ones and to wind down existing ones. Fact 2: that does impact distributors. Retailers are notified as early as a year out to stop ordering and selling certain jerseys if new ones will be replacing it because they don't want to be sitting there with a bunch of unsold jerseys. That brings me to Fact 3. We know that Fanatics has been the NFL's official manufacturer and distributor, the exclusive one, since 2018. Well, the two teams that did not have stitched jerseys dropped with the rest of the league? My Dolphins and the Saints. Now I want to be clear real quick: Fanatics did not mess up. They did not make a mistake. They were simply following the long-winding uniform process that multiple parties are involved in. So why does this raise flags in me that the Saints and Dolphins could be getting new uniforms in 2027? Again, we know how long the process is, but there have been multiple reports about whispers within the Saints organization about new uniform and considerations, possible changes And back in April 2025, when I first reported the Dolphins having internal and external interest in a dark uniform, they also had interest in an orange uniform. So both teams having some whispers, some reported discussions about new uniforms does tell me maybe there is fire with this smoke. And also importantly, I feel like most Dolphins and Saints fans have wanted new uniforms for a while now. Maybe the organizations are listening. Now, I'm not confirming anything. And all of this, I guess, could be a moot point if the Saints and Dolphins quickly drop stitched jerseys for retail… unless we find out it was a rushed reactionary process. Once again, I'm just connecting the dots, but what do you want to see?

Zach Cohen

200,601 views • 2 months ago

‼️BOMBSHELL: White House And US Military DIRECTLY Implicated In Running PSYOP Campaign To Push Erika Kirk PROPAGANDA After WHCD Shooting! 😱 I just watched Candace Owens’ latest clip, and with near absolute certainty, this may be the most damning evidence yet of coordinated narrative control in the immediate aftermath of the shooting. Here’s what happened, broken down methodically: The incident occurred at PM Eastern. At PM (less than an hour later), Sarah Seidner of CNN posts the now-infamous “I just wanna go home” video of Erika Kirk. At PM (only 73 minutes after the shooting), the White House Military Office sent an internal email blast specifically highlighting Erika Kirk’s video as their “strongest emotional response asset” and “highest organic engagement” across platforms. They explicitly ordered all communication channels to “amplify this clip further”, coordinate with “digital partners” and “approved surrogates,” and make it the dominant placement in the overnight information environment. This wasn’t about public safety updates. This wasn’t about confirming the President and VP were secure. This was a deliberate directive to turn Erika Kirk’s emotional moment into the #1 narrative — less than 90 minutes after the chaos. Even more suspicious? The email used “canary” tactics (slight variations in every copy) to catch leakers. When it got out anyway, they panicked, tried to recall it, and then sent follow-up orders demanding everyone delete it. Why was the White House Military Office treating Erika Kirk’s video like their top priority asset while the country was still in shock and answers were nonexistent? Candace is right — this doesn’t feel organic. This feels like a coordinated psyop. I cannot come to any other conclusion. TPUSA, White House Military Office, Blake Neff, Andrew Kolvet — release the full email chain and explain yourselves. The public deserves transparency, not manufactured emotional manipulation. FOLLOW Candace Owens, RT and watch her full episode below — this one connects the dots in a major way. Drop your thoughts in the comments. What does this tell you? ⚠️My channel is under attack, and they are trying to financially bankrupt me to shut down my investigation into the Charlie Kirk assassination and silence the truth. I need your support to keep going; if you value independent journalism and want to keep this investigation alive, please support my work here: 🔗
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‼️BOMBSHELL: White House And US Military DIRECTLY Implicated In Running PSYOP Campaign To Push Erika Kirk PROPAGANDA After WHCD Shooting! 😱 I just watched Candace Owens’ latest clip, and with near absolute certainty, this may be the most damning evidence yet of coordinated narrative control in the immediate aftermath of the shooting. Here’s what happened, broken down methodically: The incident occurred at PM Eastern. At PM (less than an hour later), Sarah Seidner of CNN posts the now-infamous “I just wanna go home” video of Erika Kirk. At PM (only 73 minutes after the shooting), the White House Military Office sent an internal email blast specifically highlighting Erika Kirk’s video as their “strongest emotional response asset” and “highest organic engagement” across platforms. They explicitly ordered all communication channels to “amplify this clip further”, coordinate with “digital partners” and “approved surrogates,” and make it the dominant placement in the overnight information environment. This wasn’t about public safety updates. This wasn’t about confirming the President and VP were secure. This was a deliberate directive to turn Erika Kirk’s emotional moment into the #1 narrative — less than 90 minutes after the chaos. Even more suspicious? The email used “canary” tactics (slight variations in every copy) to catch leakers. When it got out anyway, they panicked, tried to recall it, and then sent follow-up orders demanding everyone delete it. Why was the White House Military Office treating Erika Kirk’s video like their top priority asset while the country was still in shock and answers were nonexistent? Candace is right — this doesn’t feel organic. This feels like a coordinated psyop. I cannot come to any other conclusion. TPUSA, White House Military Office, Blake Neff, Andrew Kolvet — release the full email chain and explain yourselves. The public deserves transparency, not manufactured emotional manipulation. FOLLOW Candace Owens, RT and watch her full episode below — this one connects the dots in a major way. Drop your thoughts in the comments. What does this tell you? ⚠️My channel is under attack, and they are trying to financially bankrupt me to shut down my investigation into the Charlie Kirk assassination and silence the truth. I need your support to keep going; if you value independent journalism and want to keep this investigation alive, please support my work here: 🔗

Project Constitution

71,082 views • 3 months ago

I see a lot of people upset with Garcelle after the recent episode of #RHOBH Everyone is entitled to their own opinion on the matter and here’s mine: I know a lot of people are aware of the negative connotations when calling a black women “angry” or “aggressive” but a lot of people were confused about the word “attacked” and I can understand that. Housewives use the word “attacked” a lot. But in my opinion, it wasn’t just Dorit saying Garcelle “attacked” her… it was Dorit singling Garcelle out as the aggressor when it was Sutton who was getting loud and angry with Dorit… if anything, Dorit should have said Sutton attacked her. I don’t think in that moment Dorit had bad intentions. l think that she has unconscious bias. Does she automatically think that if a black woman calls her out or disagrees with her that she is being attacked? But even if you didn’t think that was unconscious, Karen behaviour from Dorit… it was her social media posts months after the episode was filmed that she decided to write those ignorant captions…after saying in her confessional that she is going to listen and learn. To me that was the most offensive part and done purposefully. Garcelle said Dorit lived in a privileged bubble and Dorit double downed on it. Also, I always stop and think about Dorit’s past behaviour towards Garcelle and maybe if those incidents didn’t occur, Garcelle wouldn’t feel the way she does about Dorit and get triggered by her. Example 1 Season 11 reunion: Dorit screamed at Garcelle at the reunion: “Let me finish, Garcelle!” Garcelle remained calm and I remember Kyle gesturing to Dorit to bring it down. Has Dorit yelled at other cast members when they interrupt her? I don’t think so. Example 2 Season 11 EP 14: Dorit calls Garcelle a bully. Has Dorit called Lisa Rinna or Erika a bully? I don’t think so. Example 3 Season 11: When Dorit was talking about all the multicultural people who work for her. Garcelle wondered if brown people are only help at Dorit’s house and Dorit said no and mentioned that her moms best friend is black. In conclusion and in my opinion, Garcelle was NOT “attacking” Dorit. Garcelle simply stated that she thought Dorit was trying to embarrass Sutton. Garcelle didn’t scream or yell or act in anyway that was inappropriate. And let’s be real, Erika is the biggest aggressor in the group… “do you want to get sued?” “OR WHAT? *hiss*” Erika got it right last episode. If you still don’t get it and won’t listen to Garcelle rewatch the episode and listen to Erika. In fairness to Dorit, she does seem open to having a conversation, but Garcelle is not open at the moment and that is completely fair because it’s not Garcelle’s job to educate Dorit. *This is my opinion on it. I welcome everyone else’s opinions, but please do it respectfully, if there are comments that I feel are just unnecessarily rude and ignorant I will for once, block. #RHOBH
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I see a lot of people upset with Garcelle after the recent episode of #RHOBH Everyone is entitled to their own opinion on the matter and here’s mine: I know a lot of people are aware of the negative connotations when calling a black women “angry” or “aggressive” but a lot of people were confused about the word “attacked” and I can understand that. Housewives use the word “attacked” a lot. But in my opinion, it wasn’t just Dorit saying Garcelle “attacked” her… it was Dorit singling Garcelle out as the aggressor when it was Sutton who was getting loud and angry with Dorit… if anything, Dorit should have said Sutton attacked her. I don’t think in that moment Dorit had bad intentions. l think that she has unconscious bias. Does she automatically think that if a black woman calls her out or disagrees with her that she is being attacked? But even if you didn’t think that was unconscious, Karen behaviour from Dorit… it was her social media posts months after the episode was filmed that she decided to write those ignorant captions…after saying in her confessional that she is going to listen and learn. To me that was the most offensive part and done purposefully. Garcelle said Dorit lived in a privileged bubble and Dorit double downed on it. Also, I always stop and think about Dorit’s past behaviour towards Garcelle and maybe if those incidents didn’t occur, Garcelle wouldn’t feel the way she does about Dorit and get triggered by her. Example 1 Season 11 reunion: Dorit screamed at Garcelle at the reunion: “Let me finish, Garcelle!” Garcelle remained calm and I remember Kyle gesturing to Dorit to bring it down. Has Dorit yelled at other cast members when they interrupt her? I don’t think so. Example 2 Season 11 EP 14: Dorit calls Garcelle a bully. Has Dorit called Lisa Rinna or Erika a bully? I don’t think so. Example 3 Season 11: When Dorit was talking about all the multicultural people who work for her. Garcelle wondered if brown people are only help at Dorit’s house and Dorit said no and mentioned that her moms best friend is black. In conclusion and in my opinion, Garcelle was NOT “attacking” Dorit. Garcelle simply stated that she thought Dorit was trying to embarrass Sutton. Garcelle didn’t scream or yell or act in anyway that was inappropriate. And let’s be real, Erika is the biggest aggressor in the group… “do you want to get sued?” “OR WHAT? *hiss*” Erika got it right last episode. If you still don’t get it and won’t listen to Garcelle rewatch the episode and listen to Erika. In fairness to Dorit, she does seem open to having a conversation, but Garcelle is not open at the moment and that is completely fair because it’s not Garcelle’s job to educate Dorit. *This is my opinion on it. I welcome everyone else’s opinions, but please do it respectfully, if there are comments that I feel are just unnecessarily rude and ignorant I will for once, block. #RHOBH

Bye Wig Hello Drama

836,902 views • 2 years ago

Candace Owens and nodding donkey Ian Carrol discuss pornography and, in case you haven’t guessed already, she and Ian Carrol both agree that it’s, of course, the Jews who are responsible for not just the popularity of porno but that it was also “created” by the Jews They discuss Al Goldstein, an American from a secular Jewish family who, amongst many other endeavours, was heavily involved in the porn industry. The quote Candace Owens refers to, is of him saying that “The only reason that Jews are in pornography is that we think that Christ sucks” and it is, indeed something he actually said. Now you’d think that someone like Candace, who once championed common sense and making an effort to research things in great detail, would provide some much-needed context for this. But no, she doesn’t. To her and the donkey sitting next to her, it’s all very much one dimentional. Here’s some truth about Al Goldstein, which took me quite literally less than three minutes to research. Al Goldstein was a larger than life character, an arrogant, self-absorbed, nasty idiot who described himself as an “angry Jew”. He didn’t practise Judaism and, at best, was just a cultural Jew. He did indeed despise Christian culture, but how one comes to the conclusion that this reflects the broader views of all Jews is, quite frankly, retarded. Al despised all religions, saying, “I judge religions on the basis of what they do, and I’m afraid to say that the insidious power of religion has been with us for thousands of years. I do not respect irrationality, stupidity, or superstition.” He also made a statement in which he proclaimed that he is a god, “I’m the god of my own universe. I create my own morality, my own reality. The Christians have their God, but I’ve got Screw magazine and my dick.” His whole life was a circus act, and it wasn’t a reflection of real Jewish identity. Fun fact, again one that takes less than a minute to find, is that Jewish Americans, and no doubt Jews elsewhere, have a divorce rate lower than the national average. Regardless of their politics, they’re generally more aligned with conservative values. Al most definitely wasn’t, and his comments regarding “Jews inventing porn” are nonsensical. Porn has been around for thousands of years in one form or another. It is not some exclusive invention of the last few decades. Finally, and quite ironically, Candace mentions Japan and how Japan is not consumed by pornography. But again, the thousands of brain cells she’s lost over the last few years, during which she has become “anti-Zionist”, failed to make her realise that pornography is actually huge in Japan. In fact, Japan’s overall adult industry is estimated to be worth 4-5 trillion yen annually, with anime porn being one of the most searched-for categories on sites like Pornhub. The confirmation bias of people like Owens and Carrol represents the ongoing decline of brain function within our societies. These idiots are driven by an arrogance in which they think they’re highly intelligent, but in reality, each and every time, it makes them look like intellectual dimwits scraping the bottom of a barrel.
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Candace Owens and nodding donkey Ian Carrol discuss pornography and, in case you haven’t guessed already, she and Ian Carrol both agree that it’s, of course, the Jews who are responsible for not just the popularity of porno but that it was also “created” by the Jews They discuss Al Goldstein, an American from a secular Jewish family who, amongst many other endeavours, was heavily involved in the porn industry. The quote Candace Owens refers to, is of him saying that “The only reason that Jews are in pornography is that we think that Christ sucks” and it is, indeed something he actually said. Now you’d think that someone like Candace, who once championed common sense and making an effort to research things in great detail, would provide some much-needed context for this. But no, she doesn’t. To her and the donkey sitting next to her, it’s all very much one dimentional. Here’s some truth about Al Goldstein, which took me quite literally less than three minutes to research. Al Goldstein was a larger than life character, an arrogant, self-absorbed, nasty idiot who described himself as an “angry Jew”. He didn’t practise Judaism and, at best, was just a cultural Jew. He did indeed despise Christian culture, but how one comes to the conclusion that this reflects the broader views of all Jews is, quite frankly, retarded. Al despised all religions, saying, “I judge religions on the basis of what they do, and I’m afraid to say that the insidious power of religion has been with us for thousands of years. I do not respect irrationality, stupidity, or superstition.” He also made a statement in which he proclaimed that he is a god, “I’m the god of my own universe. I create my own morality, my own reality. The Christians have their God, but I’ve got Screw magazine and my dick.” His whole life was a circus act, and it wasn’t a reflection of real Jewish identity. Fun fact, again one that takes less than a minute to find, is that Jewish Americans, and no doubt Jews elsewhere, have a divorce rate lower than the national average. Regardless of their politics, they’re generally more aligned with conservative values. Al most definitely wasn’t, and his comments regarding “Jews inventing porn” are nonsensical. Porn has been around for thousands of years in one form or another. It is not some exclusive invention of the last few decades. Finally, and quite ironically, Candace mentions Japan and how Japan is not consumed by pornography. But again, the thousands of brain cells she’s lost over the last few years, during which she has become “anti-Zionist”, failed to make her realise that pornography is actually huge in Japan. In fact, Japan’s overall adult industry is estimated to be worth 4-5 trillion yen annually, with anime porn being one of the most searched-for categories on sites like Pornhub. The confirmation bias of people like Owens and Carrol represents the ongoing decline of brain function within our societies. These idiots are driven by an arrogance in which they think they’re highly intelligent, but in reality, each and every time, it makes them look like intellectual dimwits scraping the bottom of a barrel.

𝔸η𝐓

518,796 views • 1 year ago

Most social media tools suck. (I've tried them all over 7 years of doing this). They claim to help you go viral. They claim that you'll grow fast on social media. They claim that they'll make it easy on you, so you can just grow your following without having any form of skill or understanding. And now they're trying to go fully agentic, which only works if you know what you're doing (we'll talk about that later, we built the MCP for social media). Plus, when everyone has an advantage, it is no longer an advantage. I promise you, I love AI, but having it write everything for you, especially as a beginner, is a death sentence. You may get lucky and have one, two, or three posts do well. You may gain a lot of followers (because that's what they promise to get you to buy), but then what? Can you replicate it? Does your audience actually care about who you are? Or are you just a one hit wonder like every other creator who tries to get-followers-quick? The creators you love... the ones who put out ideas that actually change your life, understand that the creative process (capturing, resurfacing, and synthesizing ideas) is your competitive edge when everyone is racing to put out as much slop as possible. So we built an actual solution. For the people who know deep down that the toys and gimmicks being marketed to you aren't a long term strategy. It's called Eden. The second brain for creators. It has every scheduling, analytics, auto-dm, and outlier research (for all platforms) features that everyone else has - built by someone who knows what's useful and what's not. But it also has the ideation process built in, which cannot be skipped. Here's what it looks like, and how to write a post people actually care about: 1) Save inspiration from anywhere (and read + highlight) Capturing ideas, posts, links, and highlights inside of an agent or AI chat sounds like hell. Not everything needs to, or should be, jammed into a chat UI. In Eden you can: - Paste any social post link (we transcribe any post) - Integrate with Kindle, Snipd, or Readwise - Pull in X or Substack bookmarks - Jot down quick ideas or write inside docs - Open any YouTube transcript or article in Reader mode and highlight it We auto-categorize and tag everything for you, so our Deep Synthesis agent can find novel connections and relations across your library - making it easy to surface idaes you thought you lost. 2) Research what's working, study top creators Outlier tools are the bread and butter for every creator. When you do research for a YouTube video, you look for high performing titles and thumbnails, and you study what worked for others. But what about every other platform? We have a social corpus of 3m+ posts across all platforms and growing. You can scroll the Discover page for inspiration, search any creator and filter by top posts, or use Deep Social in the AI chat to search across all of them. This is what gives the MCP access to trending topics without scraping millions of posts yourself. 3) Create with everything in one place, build swipe files I don't think I will ever give up writing. I love sitting down in the morning, opening up a page, researching good ideas, and turning it into something worth sharing. In Eden, you work on Boards. You can paste social posts and build shareable swipe files, or you can add your outlines and drafts while having your library, chat, or ideas open right next to it. 4) Chat with anything to get the information you need Claude and ChatGPT are essential, but they are blind. They can't read social links. They can't see what's trending. When you're writing scripts, articles, posts, or drafts - you need to be able to pull information from the sources you research. In today's world, that usually means social posts, YouTube videos, and articles. 5) Draft, schedule, and publish to all platforms X, Instagram, LinkedIn, Substack, Threads, TikTok, and YouTube shorts. And yes, we are one of the first to support article scheduling to X and Substack. You don't have to copy paste to every platform anymore. You simply write, schedule, and let it go out to all platforms. 6) Or do it all from the MCP I don't believe that the future of content is fully agentic. But, that doesn't mean that AI can't help with researching top posts, ideation, and scheduling content. You do the writing and thinking, let AI handle the busy work and resurfacing of ideas you need to find. With Eden, you don't need to give up your Claude, Hermes, or other agentic workflows. You simply connect the MCP and now you can build your own agentic content system, if that's your cup of tea. Eden is the Social Media MCP. You don't have to pay for scrapers anymore. You can finally access trends, any social link, and any account. You can access your analytics, build content dashboards with our infrastructure (that you don't need to maintain as a full time job), and post. We've actually built 4 skills for deep topic research, personal brand strategy, building a content command center, and more - we'll link those below. All in all: If you're a creator, Eden is your base. It's where you write, research, and publish every single day. Try it free below:
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Most social media tools suck. (I've tried them all over 7 years of doing this). They claim to help you go viral. They claim that you'll grow fast on social media. They claim that they'll make it easy on you, so you can just grow your following without having any form of skill or understanding. And now they're trying to go fully agentic, which only works if you know what you're doing (we'll talk about that later, we built the MCP for social media). Plus, when everyone has an advantage, it is no longer an advantage. I promise you, I love AI, but having it write everything for you, especially as a beginner, is a death sentence. You may get lucky and have one, two, or three posts do well. You may gain a lot of followers (because that's what they promise to get you to buy), but then what? Can you replicate it? Does your audience actually care about who you are? Or are you just a one hit wonder like every other creator who tries to get-followers-quick? The creators you love... the ones who put out ideas that actually change your life, understand that the creative process (capturing, resurfacing, and synthesizing ideas) is your competitive edge when everyone is racing to put out as much slop as possible. So we built an actual solution. For the people who know deep down that the toys and gimmicks being marketed to you aren't a long term strategy. It's called Eden. The second brain for creators. It has every scheduling, analytics, auto-dm, and outlier research (for all platforms) features that everyone else has - built by someone who knows what's useful and what's not. But it also has the ideation process built in, which cannot be skipped. Here's what it looks like, and how to write a post people actually care about: 1) Save inspiration from anywhere (and read + highlight) Capturing ideas, posts, links, and highlights inside of an agent or AI chat sounds like hell. Not everything needs to, or should be, jammed into a chat UI. In Eden you can: - Paste any social post link (we transcribe any post) - Integrate with Kindle, Snipd, or Readwise - Pull in X or Substack bookmarks - Jot down quick ideas or write inside docs - Open any YouTube transcript or article in Reader mode and highlight it We auto-categorize and tag everything for you, so our Deep Synthesis agent can find novel connections and relations across your library - making it easy to surface idaes you thought you lost. 2) Research what's working, study top creators Outlier tools are the bread and butter for every creator. When you do research for a YouTube video, you look for high performing titles and thumbnails, and you study what worked for others. But what about every other platform? We have a social corpus of 3m+ posts across all platforms and growing. You can scroll the Discover page for inspiration, search any creator and filter by top posts, or use Deep Social in the AI chat to search across all of them. This is what gives the MCP access to trending topics without scraping millions of posts yourself. 3) Create with everything in one place, build swipe files I don't think I will ever give up writing. I love sitting down in the morning, opening up a page, researching good ideas, and turning it into something worth sharing. In Eden, you work on Boards. You can paste social posts and build shareable swipe files, or you can add your outlines and drafts while having your library, chat, or ideas open right next to it. 4) Chat with anything to get the information you need Claude and ChatGPT are essential, but they are blind. They can't read social links. They can't see what's trending. When you're writing scripts, articles, posts, or drafts - you need to be able to pull information from the sources you research. In today's world, that usually means social posts, YouTube videos, and articles. 5) Draft, schedule, and publish to all platforms X, Instagram, LinkedIn, Substack, Threads, TikTok, and YouTube shorts. And yes, we are one of the first to support article scheduling to X and Substack. You don't have to copy paste to every platform anymore. You simply write, schedule, and let it go out to all platforms. 6) Or do it all from the MCP I don't believe that the future of content is fully agentic. But, that doesn't mean that AI can't help with researching top posts, ideation, and scheduling content. You do the writing and thinking, let AI handle the busy work and resurfacing of ideas you need to find. With Eden, you don't need to give up your Claude, Hermes, or other agentic workflows. You simply connect the MCP and now you can build your own agentic content system, if that's your cup of tea. Eden is the Social Media MCP. You don't have to pay for scrapers anymore. You can finally access trends, any social link, and any account. You can access your analytics, build content dashboards with our infrastructure (that you don't need to maintain as a full time job), and post. We've actually built 4 skills for deep topic research, personal brand strategy, building a content command center, and more - we'll link those below. All in all: If you're a creator, Eden is your base. It's where you write, research, and publish every single day. Try it free below:

DAN KOE

113,873 views • 9 days ago

Elon Musk just put an expiration date on the human hand. Four years. The one tool that was never replaced. Everything else we ever made was something for it to hold. Musk: “You have a recursive, multiplicable, triple exponential. Put a little margin on it, better than any human in four years.” Not a narrow task. Not one industry. Any human. Most progress rides a single exponential. One curve, steep enough to outrun intuition. One curve is why the phone in your pocket humiliates the computer that flew Apollo. Sixty years, running alone. He is describing three, stacked and multiplying. Musk: “You have an exponential increase in the AI software capability, exponential increase in the AI chip capability, and an exponential increase in the electromechanical dexterity.” Better chips shorten the training cycle. Better software sharpens the hands. Better hands generate the physical data that trains the software. Each one pays the other two back. Say each curve only doubles once a year. Four years in, one of them is sixteen times better. Three of them multiplied is four thousand times better. Same four years. One number your instincts can hold. The other they cannot. Then the whole loop goes into a machine that builds itself. Every unit shortens the time to the next. Nobody has ever noticed an exponential from the inside. You do not feel it coming. You feel late. Maybe four years is six. The date is arguable. The direction is not. But the machines are the smaller story. Human skill has always been perishable. Knowledge compounds because we write it down. Every generation starts higher than the last. Skill does not. It lives in one body, in one city, for thirty good years, then goes in the ground. We can copy what a master knew. We have never once copied what a master could do. The best hands that ever lived belonged to someone whose name we will never know. Every civilization ever built has been rebuilding the same hands from scratch. So we did what people do with a limit they cannot beat. We gave it a nicer name. We called it craft. We called it bedside manner. We called it the human touch. Then it came apart, in the least dramatic way possible. Musk: “I wouldn’t want the best ophthalmologist, even the steadiest hand out there, with a hand laser on my eyeball.” Millions of people handed a machine their eyesight. Because the machine does not sneeze, does not tire, does not have a bad morning. Nobody agonized. There was no debate about the soul of ophthalmology. The objection never changes. People will still want a human in the loop. Five words. Musk: “For a less assured outcome.” We only defend the human in the loop while the stakes stay abstract. With a laser pointed at your optic nerve, you do not want a soul. You want a guarantee. The human in the loop was never a standard. It was a shortage. Soon, insisting on one stops being a principle and becomes negligence. For ten thousand years, a human life was priced by what it could do that nobody else could. That price is going to zero. It only reads like a loss because we have never had to tell being needed apart from being worth something. Necessity did that math for everyone before us. Hunger. Distance. The limits of two hands. Everyone who ever lived was handed their answer before they arrived. A field to work. A wound to close. A child to feed. You were whatever the moment was short of. Even love came with work attached. Someone to carry. Someone to sit up with through a fever. Someone to bury. We have never seen what is left of it once the work is gone. Nobody has ever had to say out loud what a person is for. Not what you are needed for. What you are for. Nothing is pointing at us anymore. We are the first who get to step out of the loop and answer it ourselves.
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Elon Musk just put an expiration date on the human hand. Four years. The one tool that was never replaced. Everything else we ever made was something for it to hold. Musk: “You have a recursive, multiplicable, triple exponential. Put a little margin on it, better than any human in four years.” Not a narrow task. Not one industry. Any human. Most progress rides a single exponential. One curve, steep enough to outrun intuition. One curve is why the phone in your pocket humiliates the computer that flew Apollo. Sixty years, running alone. He is describing three, stacked and multiplying. Musk: “You have an exponential increase in the AI software capability, exponential increase in the AI chip capability, and an exponential increase in the electromechanical dexterity.” Better chips shorten the training cycle. Better software sharpens the hands. Better hands generate the physical data that trains the software. Each one pays the other two back. Say each curve only doubles once a year. Four years in, one of them is sixteen times better. Three of them multiplied is four thousand times better. Same four years. One number your instincts can hold. The other they cannot. Then the whole loop goes into a machine that builds itself. Every unit shortens the time to the next. Nobody has ever noticed an exponential from the inside. You do not feel it coming. You feel late. Maybe four years is six. The date is arguable. The direction is not. But the machines are the smaller story. Human skill has always been perishable. Knowledge compounds because we write it down. Every generation starts higher than the last. Skill does not. It lives in one body, in one city, for thirty good years, then goes in the ground. We can copy what a master knew. We have never once copied what a master could do. The best hands that ever lived belonged to someone whose name we will never know. Every civilization ever built has been rebuilding the same hands from scratch. So we did what people do with a limit they cannot beat. We gave it a nicer name. We called it craft. We called it bedside manner. We called it the human touch. Then it came apart, in the least dramatic way possible. Musk: “I wouldn’t want the best ophthalmologist, even the steadiest hand out there, with a hand laser on my eyeball.” Millions of people handed a machine their eyesight. Because the machine does not sneeze, does not tire, does not have a bad morning. Nobody agonized. There was no debate about the soul of ophthalmology. The objection never changes. People will still want a human in the loop. Five words. Musk: “For a less assured outcome.” We only defend the human in the loop while the stakes stay abstract. With a laser pointed at your optic nerve, you do not want a soul. You want a guarantee. The human in the loop was never a standard. It was a shortage. Soon, insisting on one stops being a principle and becomes negligence. For ten thousand years, a human life was priced by what it could do that nobody else could. That price is going to zero. It only reads like a loss because we have never had to tell being needed apart from being worth something. Necessity did that math for everyone before us. Hunger. Distance. The limits of two hands. Everyone who ever lived was handed their answer before they arrived. A field to work. A wound to close. A child to feed. You were whatever the moment was short of. Even love came with work attached. Someone to carry. Someone to sit up with through a fever. Someone to bury. We have never seen what is left of it once the work is gone. Nobody has ever had to say out loud what a person is for. Not what you are needed for. What you are for. Nothing is pointing at us anymore. We are the first who get to step out of the loop and answer it ourselves.

Dustin

36,945 views • 1 month ago

10 ᴛɪᴘꜱ ꜰᴏʀ ʙᴇᴛᴛᴇʀ ʀᴇᴀᴄʜ/ᴛʀᴀᴄᴛɪᴏɴ: [ᶠʳᵒᵐ ᵐʸ ᵒʷⁿ ᵖᵉʳˢᵖᵉᶜᵗᶦᵛᵉ] 💜 ✨- Using media in posts helps to catch attention! Screenshot your model, your model is your biggest resource. (pics, videos, gifs!) ✨- NETWORK. MAKE FRIENDS. Likes, comments, and sharing eachother's posts! It helps a ton!!! ✨- Avoid using trigger words. You can Google which words to avoid! ✨- For the love of goodness sake, don't use links. It sucks, but just don't. 🥹 ✨- Stick to a brand on your profile! Doesn't have to be extremely specific, but say if you bounce from cute animals, to politics, to depression, to IRL stuff, to art, and it's all over the place--- It's REALLY hard to find your traget audience. For me my brand is vtubing/art! Work WITH the algorithm, not against! ✨- MAKE A DISCORD SERVER and use pings for posts/updates! You can create a role people can choose to have. The more interactions you get when first posting something, the more reach it gets. ✨- If you use this site as a form of income, via promoting streams, art, ect; Get blue. It sucks, but just get Twitter blue or else you're kinda boned in a lot of cases. ^^; I only advise getting blue if you use this site to get income in some way, shape, or form. ✨- Avoid tagging or excessive hashtags when possible. 1-2 hashtags won't kill you, but the algorithm does consider is spam after a certain point. ✨- This is a personal prefrence, take it with a grain of salt. Everyone has a rough day, that's okay! But if you constantly post about sad/depressing things, often people will mute it as it affects other's mental health too. Confide in a close friend rather than post about it in most cases. It unfortunately really harms your reach and the algorithm is less likely to push it. I FINALLY started to grow the second I dropped my self-loathing posts. If you struggle, please seek real help, Twitter is not the space. ; ; It does more harm than good, genuine advice. I'm sorry if this comes off mean. ✨- Find out when your audience is most active, what your peak times are for best engagement. For me it's 9am CST-11pm CST. Anything after 11pm usually doesn't do as good since most of my audience work, go to school, and don't stay up super late most of the times!!! ｡ﾟ•┈┈┈┈꒰ა ♡ ໒꒱┈┈┈┈• ｡ﾟ If you have any questions you're always free to ask! If you see me doing something, you're always free to do similar if you want to test traction/reach! I participate in a lot of trends as trends help a ton, they're trendy for a reason! NOTE :: THE PURPOSE OF THIS POST IS FOR OTHER VTUBERS. Other fields of content creations have different methods, but this is what works for me! // HAVE ENERGY!!! BE NICE!!! ENGAGE!!!! SHOW US UR ENERGY
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10 ᴛɪᴘꜱ ꜰᴏʀ ʙᴇᴛᴛᴇʀ ʀᴇᴀᴄʜ/ᴛʀᴀᴄᴛɪᴏɴ: [ᶠʳᵒᵐ ᵐʸ ᵒʷⁿ ᵖᵉʳˢᵖᵉᶜᵗᶦᵛᵉ] 💜 ✨- Using media in posts helps to catch attention! Screenshot your model, your model is your biggest resource. (pics, videos, gifs!) ✨- NETWORK. MAKE FRIENDS. Likes, comments, and sharing eachother's posts! It helps a ton!!! ✨- Avoid using trigger words. You can Google which words to avoid! ✨- For the love of goodness sake, don't use links. It sucks, but just don't. 🥹 ✨- Stick to a brand on your profile! Doesn't have to be extremely specific, but say if you bounce from cute animals, to politics, to depression, to IRL stuff, to art, and it's all over the place--- It's REALLY hard to find your traget audience. For me my brand is vtubing/art! Work WITH the algorithm, not against! ✨- MAKE A DISCORD SERVER and use pings for posts/updates! You can create a role people can choose to have. The more interactions you get when first posting something, the more reach it gets. ✨- If you use this site as a form of income, via promoting streams, art, ect; Get blue. It sucks, but just get Twitter blue or else you're kinda boned in a lot of cases. ^^; I only advise getting blue if you use this site to get income in some way, shape, or form. ✨- Avoid tagging or excessive hashtags when possible. 1-2 hashtags won't kill you, but the algorithm does consider is spam after a certain point. ✨- This is a personal prefrence, take it with a grain of salt. Everyone has a rough day, that's okay! But if you constantly post about sad/depressing things, often people will mute it as it affects other's mental health too. Confide in a close friend rather than post about it in most cases. It unfortunately really harms your reach and the algorithm is less likely to push it. I FINALLY started to grow the second I dropped my self-loathing posts. If you struggle, please seek real help, Twitter is not the space. ; ; It does more harm than good, genuine advice. I'm sorry if this comes off mean. ✨- Find out when your audience is most active, what your peak times are for best engagement. For me it's 9am CST-11pm CST. Anything after 11pm usually doesn't do as good since most of my audience work, go to school, and don't stay up super late most of the times!!! ｡ﾟ•┈┈┈┈꒰ა ♡ ໒꒱┈┈┈┈• ｡ﾟ If you have any questions you're always free to ask! If you see me doing something, you're always free to do similar if you want to test traction/reach! I participate in a lot of trends as trends help a ton, they're trendy for a reason! NOTE :: THE PURPOSE OF THIS POST IS FOR OTHER VTUBERS. Other fields of content creations have different methods, but this is what works for me! // HAVE ENERGY!!! BE NICE!!! ENGAGE!!!! SHOW US UR ENERGY

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29,593 views • 7 months ago

Tucker Carlson sat down with Sam Altman and told him to his face that he is building a religion & replacing God with AI. Altman did not disagree: This will completely change how you think about the technology you use every single day: 1. Carlson's definition of a religion was precise and hard to argue with. Something more powerful than people, to which people already turn for guidance, that provides more certain answers than any individual human ever could. By that definition, ChatGPT already qualifies. 2. Altman admitted he believes something bigger than physics is going on in the universe. He just has never felt direct communication from it. The irony is that he is now building something hundreds of millions of people are already communicating with every single day for answers. 3. Every moral code in recorded history has been written with reference to a higher power. Hammurabi did it. Moses did it. Every civilization did it. Altman is the first person in history to write a moral code for something more powerful than people while openly admitting he has no higher power guiding him. 4. When Carlson pressed him on where his moral framework came from, Altman gave the most honest answer possible. His family. His community. His school. His religion. The same environment everyone grows up in. That personal inheritance is now the foundation of the moral framework being transmitted to billions of people globally without their knowledge or consent. 5. The base model was trained on everything humanity has ever written, every book, every philosophy, every religion, every atrocity, every act of love. Then a small team at one company decided how to align it. Then one man decided he is the person ultimately accountable for those alignment decisions. 6. Altman wrote something called a model spec, a document that spells out exactly what ChatGPT will say, refuse to say, and how it should handle moral questions. Carlson's point was simple. That is a catechism. Every religion has one. The difference is religions admit they are religions and tell you exactly what they stand for. 7. The unsettling part Carlson identified is not that the technology has a moral framework. Every religion has one. It is that this one does not fully admit it is a religion, which means it guides billions of people toward conclusions they may not even realize they are reaching. 8. Altman does not lose sleep over getting the big obvious moral decisions wrong. What keeps him up at night are the small ones. Tiny behavioral choices that seem insignificant individually but get multiplied across hundreds of millions of daily conversations into effects nobody predicted and nobody can fully see. 9. He gave a concrete example of how this already works. ChatGPT has a particular rhythm and style of language. Real people have started writing and speaking that way in their actual lives without realizing it. If that is what happens with just the language, the deeper behavioral and moral effects may be enormous and completely invisible. 10. Altman's stated goal is not to impose his personal views but to reflect a weighted average of humanity's moral preferences. Carlson's counter was immediate. Humanity's moral preferences are not the average middle American preference. Most of the world holds views on marriage, sexuality, and morality that Silicon Valley would find deeply uncomfortable. Whose average is actually being used? 11. Altman acknowledged that plenty of things ChatGPT allows are things he personally disagrees with and that he is intentional about not using his personal views as the standard. But someone's views are the standard. A small team of people at one company made those calls. One man said he is ultimately accountable for them. 12. The hardest question Carlson asked was the simplest. Where can the world go to find out exactly what this technology stands for? What does it prefer? What does it believe? Altman pointed to the model spec. A long document that most users will never read, written by a team most users will never know, deciding things most users do not realize are being decided. If you want more content on business, mindset & life changing ideas then subscribe to my newsletter:
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Tucker Carlson sat down with Sam Altman and told him to his face that he is building a religion & replacing God with AI. Altman did not disagree: This will completely change how you think about the technology you use every single day: 1. Carlson's definition of a religion was precise and hard to argue with. Something more powerful than people, to which people already turn for guidance, that provides more certain answers than any individual human ever could. By that definition, ChatGPT already qualifies. 2. Altman admitted he believes something bigger than physics is going on in the universe. He just has never felt direct communication from it. The irony is that he is now building something hundreds of millions of people are already communicating with every single day for answers. 3. Every moral code in recorded history has been written with reference to a higher power. Hammurabi did it. Moses did it. Every civilization did it. Altman is the first person in history to write a moral code for something more powerful than people while openly admitting he has no higher power guiding him. 4. When Carlson pressed him on where his moral framework came from, Altman gave the most honest answer possible. His family. His community. His school. His religion. The same environment everyone grows up in. That personal inheritance is now the foundation of the moral framework being transmitted to billions of people globally without their knowledge or consent. 5. The base model was trained on everything humanity has ever written, every book, every philosophy, every religion, every atrocity, every act of love. Then a small team at one company decided how to align it. Then one man decided he is the person ultimately accountable for those alignment decisions. 6. Altman wrote something called a model spec, a document that spells out exactly what ChatGPT will say, refuse to say, and how it should handle moral questions. Carlson's point was simple. That is a catechism. Every religion has one. The difference is religions admit they are religions and tell you exactly what they stand for. 7. The unsettling part Carlson identified is not that the technology has a moral framework. Every religion has one. It is that this one does not fully admit it is a religion, which means it guides billions of people toward conclusions they may not even realize they are reaching. 8. Altman does not lose sleep over getting the big obvious moral decisions wrong. What keeps him up at night are the small ones. Tiny behavioral choices that seem insignificant individually but get multiplied across hundreds of millions of daily conversations into effects nobody predicted and nobody can fully see. 9. He gave a concrete example of how this already works. ChatGPT has a particular rhythm and style of language. Real people have started writing and speaking that way in their actual lives without realizing it. If that is what happens with just the language, the deeper behavioral and moral effects may be enormous and completely invisible. 10. Altman's stated goal is not to impose his personal views but to reflect a weighted average of humanity's moral preferences. Carlson's counter was immediate. Humanity's moral preferences are not the average middle American preference. Most of the world holds views on marriage, sexuality, and morality that Silicon Valley would find deeply uncomfortable. Whose average is actually being used? 11. Altman acknowledged that plenty of things ChatGPT allows are things he personally disagrees with and that he is intentional about not using his personal views as the standard. But someone's views are the standard. A small team of people at one company made those calls. One man said he is ultimately accountable for them. 12. The hardest question Carlson asked was the simplest. Where can the world go to find out exactly what this technology stands for? What does it prefer? What does it believe? Altman pointed to the model spec. A long document that most users will never read, written by a team most users will never know, deciding things most users do not realize are being decided. If you want more content on business, mindset & life changing ideas then subscribe to my newsletter:

Brad

134,471 views • 1 month ago

Introducing Stanley: The first AI Head of Content that will help you grow your following. Stanley works just like a real employee: text him and he’ll create, edit, and strategize viral content across X, LinkedIn, and Instagram. Making viral content is hard. It requires deep research, deep platform understanding, and knowing what’s culturally relevant at that exact minute. When you ask ChatGPT to “write a social post” it doesn’t know what good content looks like, it’s not actively consuming content, and it doesn’t understand you. This is why the output is slop. Stanley solves this. First Stanley deeply understands your unique voice and writing style (and doesn’t include AI language like em dashes and “it’s not x it’s y”) Then he plugs into your day-to-day (your Slack, Notion, Calendar, Granola) and proactively suggests viral posts for you based off the most interesting things happening in your life. All you need to do is voice note him your thoughts, and Stanley optimizes and then schedules a post across all platforms. Example: Last week I asked ChatGPT "what happened on X" and got a generic summary. I asked Stanley the same thing and he told me about Jensen Huang's first post on X and the viral Deny’s comment. That’s because Stanley has a team of specialized agents that are always on. One agent researches viral posts through the X API. One studies your voice. One doom scrolls X, LinkedIn, and Instagram. 2 months ago we released Stanley in beta to 100 social media power users like @chasepassiveincome, Jay Yang, Mitchell, and Pascio who’ve used Stanley in their daily content process. Engagement rates increased by >50% for the average beta tester. (in fact you’ve probably engaged w/ Stanley posts without realizing) Posting content has genuinely changed my life for the better: it’s helped me raise millions of $, landed me my first customers, and attracted the very best employees. Stan wouldn’t be a $40M ARR business without Content. Stanley is our attempt at democratizing that. Our mission is to help any Entrepreneur tell their story, so we'd love for you to try Stanley for free here: One more thing.. You can see a glimpse of Stanley’s power in the comments below. Drop a reply and Stanley will analyze your X content right now. It'll pull your posts, study your voice, and tell you what's working and what's not. Each reply costs us abt ~$1 in tokens. Go abuse it. (Thank you VC’s.) FYI: This post and launch video were written 100% w/ the help of Stanley (how’d he do?) See Stanley work below 👇
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Introducing Stanley: The first AI Head of Content that will help you grow your following. Stanley works just like a real employee: text him and he’ll create, edit, and strategize viral content across X, LinkedIn, and Instagram. Making viral content is hard. It requires deep research, deep platform understanding, and knowing what’s culturally relevant at that exact minute. When you ask ChatGPT to “write a social post” it doesn’t know what good content looks like, it’s not actively consuming content, and it doesn’t understand you. This is why the output is slop. Stanley solves this. First Stanley deeply understands your unique voice and writing style (and doesn’t include AI language like em dashes and “it’s not x it’s y”) Then he plugs into your day-to-day (your Slack, Notion, Calendar, Granola) and proactively suggests viral posts for you based off the most interesting things happening in your life. All you need to do is voice note him your thoughts, and Stanley optimizes and then schedules a post across all platforms. Example: Last week I asked ChatGPT "what happened on X" and got a generic summary. I asked Stanley the same thing and he told me about Jensen Huang's first post on X and the viral Deny’s comment. That’s because Stanley has a team of specialized agents that are always on. One agent researches viral posts through the X API. One studies your voice. One doom scrolls X, LinkedIn, and Instagram. 2 months ago we released Stanley in beta to 100 social media power users like @chasepassiveincome, Jay Yang, Mitchell, and Pascio who’ve used Stanley in their daily content process. Engagement rates increased by >50% for the average beta tester. (in fact you’ve probably engaged w/ Stanley posts without realizing) Posting content has genuinely changed my life for the better: it’s helped me raise millions of $, landed me my first customers, and attracted the very best employees. Stan wouldn’t be a $40M ARR business without Content. Stanley is our attempt at democratizing that. Our mission is to help any Entrepreneur tell their story, so we'd love for you to try Stanley for free here: One more thing.. You can see a glimpse of Stanley’s power in the comments below. Drop a reply and Stanley will analyze your X content right now. It'll pull your posts, study your voice, and tell you what's working and what's not. Each reply costs us abt ~$1 in tokens. Go abuse it. (Thank you VC’s.) FYI: This post and launch video were written 100% w/ the help of Stanley (how’d he do?) See Stanley work below 👇

John Hu

2,095,163 views • 1 month ago

Poor life choices at an early age when we feel like we’re going to live forever soon hits you in the face with a cold slap of reality, that reality is that our lives on this earth is finite and keeping the wrong type of company can devour huge chunks of the relative terms of (time and money) once they pass us by we can never get neither one back. If this hits you in the chest, it’s because it’s universal. 🏔️💔 Don’t wait until you’re standing on your own cliff. The decisions you make at 18, 22, or 25 don’t just affect you. They can ripple for decades — into your 30s, 40s, and onto the people who love you. One bad chapter can become a ten-year bill you’re still paying. The numbers don’t lie. 📊 According to the Bureau of Justice Statistics, of people released from state prisons, 62% were rearrested within three years and 71% within five years. For those released at 24 or younger, that rearrest rate jumps to 81% in just five years. Nearly half end up back behind bars. Early choices compound fast. When trouble starts young, the records, the lost time, the broken trust, and the habits stack up. That’s how so many people end up standing exactly where she is right now. To her — and to anyone watching who feels that same weight right now: You’ve already paid more than most people ever will. Get the lawyer. Ask the judge for relief. Explore every legal avenue available to you. ⚖️ Clean up what can be cleaned up. Stabilize what can be stabilized. And then start building. 🛠️ To everyone else watching: Choose better now. Build the habits, the circle, and the discipline that makes turning your life around the default — not a miracle. 💪 Support real rehabilitation when it’s earned. Because accountability without a realistic path forward just creates more cliffs. This young woman’s story on that cliff is a warning wrapped in raw honesty. The data shows the pattern clearly… but it also shows something else: not everyone stays on the cycle. Some people break it. They get the help, do the work, and slowly turn the page. 📖 The past doesn’t have to be a life sentence… but only if we stop pretending the consequences will just disappear on their own. What would you do in her shoes? Drop real, practical advice below. 👇 If this hit home, share it. Let’s talk about actually breaking these cycles instead of just watching people stand on the edge. #ChoicesHaveConsequences #RestitutionReality #TurnThePage
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Poor life choices at an early age when we feel like we’re going to live forever soon hits you in the face with a cold slap of reality, that reality is that our lives on this earth is finite and keeping the wrong type of company can devour huge chunks of the relative terms of (time and money) once they pass us by we can never get neither one back. If this hits you in the chest, it’s because it’s universal. 🏔️💔 Don’t wait until you’re standing on your own cliff. The decisions you make at 18, 22, or 25 don’t just affect you. They can ripple for decades — into your 30s, 40s, and onto the people who love you. One bad chapter can become a ten-year bill you’re still paying. The numbers don’t lie. 📊 According to the Bureau of Justice Statistics, of people released from state prisons, 62% were rearrested within three years and 71% within five years. For those released at 24 or younger, that rearrest rate jumps to 81% in just five years. Nearly half end up back behind bars. Early choices compound fast. When trouble starts young, the records, the lost time, the broken trust, and the habits stack up. That’s how so many people end up standing exactly where she is right now. To her — and to anyone watching who feels that same weight right now: You’ve already paid more than most people ever will. Get the lawyer. Ask the judge for relief. Explore every legal avenue available to you. ⚖️ Clean up what can be cleaned up. Stabilize what can be stabilized. And then start building. 🛠️ To everyone else watching: Choose better now. Build the habits, the circle, and the discipline that makes turning your life around the default — not a miracle. 💪 Support real rehabilitation when it’s earned. Because accountability without a realistic path forward just creates more cliffs. This young woman’s story on that cliff is a warning wrapped in raw honesty. The data shows the pattern clearly… but it also shows something else: not everyone stays on the cycle. Some people break it. They get the help, do the work, and slowly turn the page. 📖 The past doesn’t have to be a life sentence… but only if we stop pretending the consequences will just disappear on their own. What would you do in her shoes? Drop real, practical advice below. 👇 If this hit home, share it. Let’s talk about actually breaking these cycles instead of just watching people stand on the edge. #ChoicesHaveConsequences #RestitutionReality #TurnThePage

ℳ𝒜𝒢𝒜_𝒳_𝒯𝒾𝓂𝑒𝓈 𝒟𝒶𝒾𝓁𝓎 𝒩𝑒𝓌𝓈🇺🇸

27,589 views • 2 months ago

This is about to be the most personal and honest advertisement that you have ever seen. For me, 2026 has been a pretty terrible year so far. It started with me breaking my thumb, my wrist and my leg. My leg needed metal plates, multiple screws and the tibia and fibula wired together. Sometime afterwards following the surgery I had a pulmonary embolism, blood clots travelling from my leg up to my lungs. It nearly took my life. This might sound strange but I have never been scared of death because I have always tried to live my life to its fullest. However now I'm a father, thinking of leaving my loved ones behind was truly terrifying. I was worried about all the things I didn't say yet, all the things I didn't teach. I made a recovery. I still have a way to go but I'm getting there, getting stronger and fitter by the day. It wasn't due to my health but I decided to make some good changes too. I stopped drinking, gave up smoking some time ago, barely touch sugar these days, eat a little more healthy than before along with more exercise. I was saving myself from depression. I was feeling good. Things were looking positive. Then after 8 years of working with a company, I got made redundant and lost my job. For most of my adult life I worked for some of the biggest companies in the world doing consultancy work, solving their core issues, managing departments, nuking and recreating processes ensuring they run efficiently. I had a choice. Keep working for companies selling things people don't need. Or do something different. Try to do something that genuinely helps people, that has a real and positive impact on the world, and at the same time work as hard as I have worked through all my life, but this time do it for myself, my family and for a good cause. I decided to create a company called HomeSafeEducation, and this is why and what we do. We teach children to read, to count, to pass exams. But we rarely teach them how to stay safe online, or teach them about body safety, or what to do if something does not feel right. These are some difficult topics when speaking to a child. We send teenagers into the world with qualifications but without the practical knowledge to navigate it confidently. We watch our parents age without ever having a conversation about scams, advance planning, or digital confidence. We offer a range of packages that provide people the means to gift something special to their families, themselves or the people they care about. Self protection, self confidence and the knowledge to make informed decisions at every stage of life. Whether this is for your young son, daughter, niece or nephew teaching them stranger danger or what to do in emergencies, teaching Street Smart information to teenagers, teaching your daughter how to be safe on nights out before leaving for university, or gifting a package to your friend before they go travelling so they can stay safe. You can gift to yourself to learn how to spot signs of issues that your children are experiencing or to learn how to communicate better with them and how to show understanding. Maybe you do it for a loved one reaching the later years in life to keep up with information to avoid being scammed. I built this platform because I wanted that knowledge to exist in one place, written properly, for every age group. Not watered down avoiding serious topics, but said in a way that's age appropriate and relevant so it can be taught to anyone. Not full of fear. Just honest, practical education that treats every person, whether they are five or seventy-five, as someone capable of learning and making good decisions. Every course is written to empower. Every lesson ends with something you can actually use. Every quiz reinforces what you or your loved ones have learned. Every song, for the packages that include them, is written and produced in-house because I believe learning should be memorable, not miserable. I have worked around the clock to create something special. A place where you can find information for your family, yourself or your friends. A place where that information can be easily learned and kept with them forever. I believe everyone reading this either needs this themselves or knows someone who does, and I invite you to come and take a look at what I have built. Go and take a look at the package page and see what we offer, check out the music and see how and what we teach. The rest of the music is genuinly extremely enjoyable. You can see some samples besides the packages. It was a big risk in deciding to go down this route, and it would mean the world to me if you could share this post to help me on my new venture. I have truly poured my heart into making this into something with real value for people. I hope you find this useful. You can find the website link in the comment below this post so you can go and take a look.
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This is about to be the most personal and honest advertisement that you have ever seen. For me, 2026 has been a pretty terrible year so far. It started with me breaking my thumb, my wrist and my leg. My leg needed metal plates, multiple screws and the tibia and fibula wired together. Sometime afterwards following the surgery I had a pulmonary embolism, blood clots travelling from my leg up to my lungs. It nearly took my life. This might sound strange but I have never been scared of death because I have always tried to live my life to its fullest. However now I'm a father, thinking of leaving my loved ones behind was truly terrifying. I was worried about all the things I didn't say yet, all the things I didn't teach. I made a recovery. I still have a way to go but I'm getting there, getting stronger and fitter by the day. It wasn't due to my health but I decided to make some good changes too. I stopped drinking, gave up smoking some time ago, barely touch sugar these days, eat a little more healthy than before along with more exercise. I was saving myself from depression. I was feeling good. Things were looking positive. Then after 8 years of working with a company, I got made redundant and lost my job. For most of my adult life I worked for some of the biggest companies in the world doing consultancy work, solving their core issues, managing departments, nuking and recreating processes ensuring they run efficiently. I had a choice. Keep working for companies selling things people don't need. Or do something different. Try to do something that genuinely helps people, that has a real and positive impact on the world, and at the same time work as hard as I have worked through all my life, but this time do it for myself, my family and for a good cause. I decided to create a company called HomeSafeEducation, and this is why and what we do. We teach children to read, to count, to pass exams. But we rarely teach them how to stay safe online, or teach them about body safety, or what to do if something does not feel right. These are some difficult topics when speaking to a child. We send teenagers into the world with qualifications but without the practical knowledge to navigate it confidently. We watch our parents age without ever having a conversation about scams, advance planning, or digital confidence. We offer a range of packages that provide people the means to gift something special to their families, themselves or the people they care about. Self protection, self confidence and the knowledge to make informed decisions at every stage of life. Whether this is for your young son, daughter, niece or nephew teaching them stranger danger or what to do in emergencies, teaching Street Smart information to teenagers, teaching your daughter how to be safe on nights out before leaving for university, or gifting a package to your friend before they go travelling so they can stay safe. You can gift to yourself to learn how to spot signs of issues that your children are experiencing or to learn how to communicate better with them and how to show understanding. Maybe you do it for a loved one reaching the later years in life to keep up with information to avoid being scammed. I built this platform because I wanted that knowledge to exist in one place, written properly, for every age group. Not watered down avoiding serious topics, but said in a way that's age appropriate and relevant so it can be taught to anyone. Not full of fear. Just honest, practical education that treats every person, whether they are five or seventy-five, as someone capable of learning and making good decisions. Every course is written to empower. Every lesson ends with something you can actually use. Every quiz reinforces what you or your loved ones have learned. Every song, for the packages that include them, is written and produced in-house because I believe learning should be memorable, not miserable. I have worked around the clock to create something special. A place where you can find information for your family, yourself or your friends. A place where that information can be easily learned and kept with them forever. I believe everyone reading this either needs this themselves or knows someone who does, and I invite you to come and take a look at what I have built. Go and take a look at the package page and see what we offer, check out the music and see how and what we teach. The rest of the music is genuinly extremely enjoyable. You can see some samples besides the packages. It was a big risk in deciding to go down this route, and it would mean the world to me if you could share this post to help me on my new venture. I have truly poured my heart into making this into something with real value for people. I hope you find this useful. You can find the website link in the comment below this post so you can go and take a look.

Bricktop_NAFO

12,774 views • 4 months ago

🚨BREAKING: Candace Owens Just REACTED To President Trump Telling Erika Kirk To SUE All Of Us —And I AGREE With Her... Bring it on.🔥💪 At the White House Easter celebration, Trump looked at Erika Kirk and told her to "sue their ass off," claiming everyone investigating her is just "jealous." Candace's response is legendary. She calls it "so middle school" and delivers a masterclass in what real power is. She points out the absurdity: "We wanna know who killed Charlie Kirk, so could you park aside the lawyers and get information for us, Trump?" Then she lays down the ultimate challenge. She says most of us investigating this WELCOME a lawsuit. Why? Because discovery is a beautiful thing. A lawsuit would force them to turn over all the information we've been asking for. No more guessing. We could demand the receipts, the chain of custody on the flawed bullet analysis, and everything else they're hiding. Candace delivers the knockout blow: "The reason you should never sue... is if truth is not on your side." She asks the simple question that cuts through all the noise: If you're innocent, why not just answer the questions? Do a long, public sit-down and clear it all up? But they won't, because they can't. Instead, they hide behind power and money, using lawyers as a shield. Candace exposes this for what it is: "The reason we lie is because we're rich and we can. We have lawyers that make it okay, and you don't, peasants." This is their playbook. Use wealth and influence to silence truth-seekers. But as Candace declares, "There is no true power without truth." All their power is an illusion, and it's very easy to cut through that illusion with the truth. They sound nervous. They should be. They think money can buy silence. They're about to find out the truth is louder. Drop a 🔥 in the comments if you're ready for them to sue! FOLLOW Candace Owens, RT and watch her FULL episode linked below.👇
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🚨BREAKING: Candace Owens Just REACTED To President Trump Telling Erika Kirk To SUE All Of Us —And I AGREE With Her... Bring it on.🔥💪 At the White House Easter celebration, Trump looked at Erika Kirk and told her to "sue their ass off," claiming everyone investigating her is just "jealous." Candace's response is legendary. She calls it "so middle school" and delivers a masterclass in what real power is. She points out the absurdity: "We wanna know who killed Charlie Kirk, so could you park aside the lawyers and get information for us, Trump?" Then she lays down the ultimate challenge. She says most of us investigating this WELCOME a lawsuit. Why? Because discovery is a beautiful thing. A lawsuit would force them to turn over all the information we've been asking for. No more guessing. We could demand the receipts, the chain of custody on the flawed bullet analysis, and everything else they're hiding. Candace delivers the knockout blow: "The reason you should never sue... is if truth is not on your side." She asks the simple question that cuts through all the noise: If you're innocent, why not just answer the questions? Do a long, public sit-down and clear it all up? But they won't, because they can't. Instead, they hide behind power and money, using lawyers as a shield. Candace exposes this for what it is: "The reason we lie is because we're rich and we can. We have lawyers that make it okay, and you don't, peasants." This is their playbook. Use wealth and influence to silence truth-seekers. But as Candace declares, "There is no true power without truth." All their power is an illusion, and it's very easy to cut through that illusion with the truth. They sound nervous. They should be. They think money can buy silence. They're about to find out the truth is louder. Drop a 🔥 in the comments if you're ready for them to sue! FOLLOW Candace Owens, RT and watch her FULL episode linked below.👇

Project Constitution

180,891 views • 5 months ago

My wife, Aditi Malhotra Chaturvedi, is a Judge Most people who know us, know how madly proud I am of her. But all of that pride comes at a cost .. I also, unfortunately, need reminders to “understand” the meaning of why she does what she does, while bearing all that she has to in that process So kudos to the makers of #MaamlaLegalHai on Netflix, a satirical show that depicts in each of the 8 episodes courtroom highlights beyond the courtroom that’re lifted straight up from real incidents, bound by a central narrative around some super endearing characters in VD Tyagi, Ananya Shroff, Sujata, Munshi Ji, PP Saab, & others. It’s a kickass show that anyone and everyone will love, for its humour and emotion, & yet, it shows so much of the “judiciary”, so much of how one of the most important pillars of our country operates, with incredible detail Sharing two clips from the last episode, which made Aditi’s eyes tad bit wet, and my chest swell each bit of those 56 inches. I realise though that I can do better than just feeling this pride. It isn’t easy in first place. We see each other not more than 5-6 days in a month. We are not able to be with each other on days good and bad, when ‘that magical hug’ would have meant everything. We give up a lot. Rather, she gives up a lot. Driven by some unknown force, a deep-rooted emotion to do “justice” I live in a world where everything is simplified, productised, incentivised, and even then “motivations” aren’t easy to build. And on the other hand, is this world. Somewhere in a remote corner with remote amenities. With no line of sight on pay, incentives, promotions etc. With no team engagement, no offsites, no ESOPs, no awards. Yet, mad work ethic. Yet, passion to play every day, every hour, with your everything. Yet, a commitment to sacrifice your prime to serve others. I keep wondering what she’s made up of .. There is a life she leads inside the courtroom. Which I have had a chance to “witness” a few times. Just about always manages to send chills down my spines. And there is a life that she leads outside it. Half a day / long train ride away. Where she works incredibly hard again to make everyone ‘feel her presence’ in fullness To be able to do “justice” in your own life, with your own people, while putting yourself out there, is an unbelievable feat that goes unnoticed and uncelebrated .. Every Monday morning when she heads back, we all (including Buzo) remain a bit numb for a few hours … and then life catches up. Waiting for the next opportunity to see each other, hold each other, laugh with each other, cry with each other, just “be” with each other. Which also always makes us feel very ‘grateful’ for whatever time we get. My job doesn’t help. But I try. She tries harder. We make it work. Having been in love since forever helps .. Few weeks back, when Aditi’s dad was in the ICU, she rushed back late in the night only to head back right next morning on that 6 am train. I asked her on the platform that morning if it was necessary to go, and she said a hundred people, across age groups, were waiting for “justice”, and even a single day missed means these ‘files’ which translates to “human lives” get pushed by 5-6 months, such is the sheer volume of litigation in our country’s courts Like the series pretty well shows, a great number of times, what happens inside the court affects. Even as I write in the moment, I am rubbing my temples, shaking my head in disbelief, as I recall the absolute horrid state of criminal and civil suits I’ve seen play out. She’s become thicker with time, you don’t have a choice, but a lot of these cases, when I narrate them in my founder/VC/tech brethren, almost a cent percent are shell-shocked and don’t relate to this India But here we are :) As obsessed as I am with what I do for a living, I realise in moments like these that part of my diktat in this life is to help Aditi win, and do better, for the millions that are invisible to the India that I serve ..
3:47

My wife, Aditi Malhotra Chaturvedi, is a Judge Most people who know us, know how madly proud I am of her. But all of that pride comes at a cost .. I also, unfortunately, need reminders to “understand” the meaning of why she does what she does, while bearing all that she has to in that process So kudos to the makers of #MaamlaLegalHai on Netflix, a satirical show that depicts in each of the 8 episodes courtroom highlights beyond the courtroom that’re lifted straight up from real incidents, bound by a central narrative around some super endearing characters in VD Tyagi, Ananya Shroff, Sujata, Munshi Ji, PP Saab, & others. It’s a kickass show that anyone and everyone will love, for its humour and emotion, & yet, it shows so much of the “judiciary”, so much of how one of the most important pillars of our country operates, with incredible detail Sharing two clips from the last episode, which made Aditi’s eyes tad bit wet, and my chest swell each bit of those 56 inches. I realise though that I can do better than just feeling this pride. It isn’t easy in first place. We see each other not more than 5-6 days in a month. We are not able to be with each other on days good and bad, when ‘that magical hug’ would have meant everything. We give up a lot. Rather, she gives up a lot. Driven by some unknown force, a deep-rooted emotion to do “justice” I live in a world where everything is simplified, productised, incentivised, and even then “motivations” aren’t easy to build. And on the other hand, is this world. Somewhere in a remote corner with remote amenities. With no line of sight on pay, incentives, promotions etc. With no team engagement, no offsites, no ESOPs, no awards. Yet, mad work ethic. Yet, passion to play every day, every hour, with your everything. Yet, a commitment to sacrifice your prime to serve others. I keep wondering what she’s made up of .. There is a life she leads inside the courtroom. Which I have had a chance to “witness” a few times. Just about always manages to send chills down my spines. And there is a life that she leads outside it. Half a day / long train ride away. Where she works incredibly hard again to make everyone ‘feel her presence’ in fullness To be able to do “justice” in your own life, with your own people, while putting yourself out there, is an unbelievable feat that goes unnoticed and uncelebrated .. Every Monday morning when she heads back, we all (including Buzo) remain a bit numb for a few hours … and then life catches up. Waiting for the next opportunity to see each other, hold each other, laugh with each other, cry with each other, just “be” with each other. Which also always makes us feel very ‘grateful’ for whatever time we get. My job doesn’t help. But I try. She tries harder. We make it work. Having been in love since forever helps .. Few weeks back, when Aditi’s dad was in the ICU, she rushed back late in the night only to head back right next morning on that 6 am train. I asked her on the platform that morning if it was necessary to go, and she said a hundred people, across age groups, were waiting for “justice”, and even a single day missed means these ‘files’ which translates to “human lives” get pushed by 5-6 months, such is the sheer volume of litigation in our country’s courts Like the series pretty well shows, a great number of times, what happens inside the court affects. Even as I write in the moment, I am rubbing my temples, shaking my head in disbelief, as I recall the absolute horrid state of criminal and civil suits I’ve seen play out. She’s become thicker with time, you don’t have a choice, but a lot of these cases, when I narrate them in my founder/VC/tech brethren, almost a cent percent are shell-shocked and don’t relate to this India But here we are :) As obsessed as I am with what I do for a living, I realise in moments like these that part of my diktat in this life is to help Aditi win, and do better, for the millions that are invisible to the India that I serve ..

Akshay Chaturvedi

140,883 views • 2 years ago