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Dad’s home! 🏠 Because it’s one of the most frequent questions I receive, here’s your periodic reminder that your baby doesn’t forget you when you go to work. There’s a developmental milestone known as object permanence and sometimes parents overthink it. In a nutshell it’s the understanding that things continue to exist even when they’re out of sight - and it typically develops somewhere between 6-9 months. Does that mean you cease to exist (to your baby) when you go to work or the grocery store? It can be kind of a scary thought to new parents. The answer, even before the development of object permanence, is no. But it may mean that (even for your toddler) you’re misattributing adult forms of memory to your little one. Infants and toddlers both live very much in the moment and are still developing the type of robust narrative memory we possess as adults. So while you’re gone, it’s not that you cease to exist. It’s more a case of “out of sight, out of mind.” Will they recognize you when you return? Will they be excited to see you? I’ll let this beautiful video from beingritty on IG show you the answer.
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Dad’s home! 🏠 Because it’s one of the most frequent questions I receive, here’s your periodic reminder that your baby doesn’t forget you when you go to work. There’s a developmental milestone known as object permanence and sometimes parents overthink it. In a nutshell it’s the understanding that things continue to exist even when they’re out of sight - and it typically develops somewhere between 6-9 months. Does that mean you cease to exist (to your baby) when you go to work or the grocery store? It can be kind of a scary thought to new parents. The answer, even before the development of object permanence, is no. But it may mean that (even for your toddler) you’re misattributing adult forms of memory to your little one. Infants and toddlers both live very much in the moment and are still developing the type of robust narrative memory we possess as adults. So while you’re gone, it’s not that you cease to exist. It’s more a case of “out of sight, out of mind.” Will they recognize you when you return? Will they be excited to see you? I’ll let this beautiful video from beingritty on IG show you the answer.

Dan Wuori

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Your cat may act completely independent all day. They won’t come when called. They ignore your affection. But the moment you head to the bathroom? There they are, right behind you. Sitting. Staring. Watching while you’re on the toilet. So… why does this happen? Surprisingly, it’s actually really sweet. In the wild, cats are most vulnerable when relieving themselves, they can’t run or defend themselves easily. That’s why cats in groups often take turns standing guard for each other. When your cat follows you into the bathroom, they’re saying: “I know you’re vulnerable right now, so I’m going to protect you.” They’re literally being your bodyguard. Why the bathroom? - Small, enclosed space — easy to monitor for threats - You’re stationary — they know exactly where you are - You’re vulnerable — their protective instincts kick in- Quiet time — no distractions, just you and them Your cat sees you as family. In feline social groups, only cats who deeply trust and care for each other offer this kind of protection. So even if your cat seems aloof, following you to the bathroom is actually one of the purest signs of love and trust. They’re saying: “I may not be cuddly, but I’ll always have your back.” Your bathroom buddy isn’t being weird, they’re just being the best friend they know how to be.
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Your cat may act completely independent all day. They won’t come when called. They ignore your affection. But the moment you head to the bathroom? There they are, right behind you. Sitting. Staring. Watching while you’re on the toilet. So… why does this happen? Surprisingly, it’s actually really sweet. In the wild, cats are most vulnerable when relieving themselves, they can’t run or defend themselves easily. That’s why cats in groups often take turns standing guard for each other. When your cat follows you into the bathroom, they’re saying: “I know you’re vulnerable right now, so I’m going to protect you.” They’re literally being your bodyguard. Why the bathroom? - Small, enclosed space — easy to monitor for threats - You’re stationary — they know exactly where you are - You’re vulnerable — their protective instincts kick in- Quiet time — no distractions, just you and them Your cat sees you as family. In feline social groups, only cats who deeply trust and care for each other offer this kind of protection. So even if your cat seems aloof, following you to the bathroom is actually one of the purest signs of love and trust. They’re saying: “I may not be cuddly, but I’ll always have your back.” Your bathroom buddy isn’t being weird, they’re just being the best friend they know how to be.

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🧵 THREAD: You've heard the phrase "OUR DEMOCRACY" a million times. But what exactly is "OUR DEMOCRACY"? 🤔 When they say "democracy," they don't mean a republic. They don't mean consent of the governed. They don't mean your right to choose your own leaders. They mean a system where "institutions" - NGOs, multilaterals, the permanent bureaucracy - advance a set of values they consider settled: equality, social justice, cosmopolitanism, global governance. These values aren't proposals to be voted on. They're treated as moral prerequisites that must be true *before* your vote counts. Despite what they say, they aren't for checks and balances. Checks and balances limit what government can do to you. This limits what you can do to *them*. The brakes are on accountability, not power. The institutions that set the boundaries of acceptable policy have put themselves beyond the reach of the electorate, and they call that arrangement "democracy." Trump has been an existential threat to this system since the moment he said "drain the swamp" ... because the swamp IS the system. When he threatened those institutions, he didn't threaten the republic. He threatened their immunity from it. And they said so. On camera. At their own events. In their own words. As always, patience as I pull together the thread.👇
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🧵 THREAD: You've heard the phrase "OUR DEMOCRACY" a million times. But what exactly is "OUR DEMOCRACY"? 🤔 When they say "democracy," they don't mean a republic. They don't mean consent of the governed. They don't mean your right to choose your own leaders. They mean a system where "institutions" - NGOs, multilaterals, the permanent bureaucracy - advance a set of values they consider settled: equality, social justice, cosmopolitanism, global governance. These values aren't proposals to be voted on. They're treated as moral prerequisites that must be true *before* your vote counts. Despite what they say, they aren't for checks and balances. Checks and balances limit what government can do to you. This limits what you can do to *them*. The brakes are on accountability, not power. The institutions that set the boundaries of acceptable policy have put themselves beyond the reach of the electorate, and they call that arrangement "democracy." Trump has been an existential threat to this system since the moment he said "drain the swamp" ... because the swamp IS the system. When he threatened those institutions, he didn't threaten the republic. He threatened their immunity from it. And they said so. On camera. At their own events. In their own words. As always, patience as I pull together the thread.👇

DataRepublican (small r)

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OpenAI's Deep Research is getting a run for its money. Deep Lake was just released, and it's a different take on an AI system that can do deep research on your own data. You can use Deep Lake to build AI search with reasoning on your private and public data. (Look at the attached videos to get an idea of how it works.) If you want to research proprietary and sensitive data, Deep Research won't help you because it's limited to public data. Deep Lake, however, will allow you to use your private data. On top of that, Deep Lake supports multi-modal retrieval from the ground up. It uses vision language models for data ingestion and retrieval so that you can connect any data (PDFs, images, videos, structured data, etc.) You can even use mixed-data queries! Deep Lake can search your data from S3, Dropbox, and GCP. It learns from your queries over time, making the results as relevant to your work as possible!

Santiago

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Trump Schools Everyone on Power & Ballroom Legacy with Xi Handshake President Trump just posted this on Truth Social: “See, they have a Ballroom — It’s called The Great Hall of China! It’s very large and beautiful. Why do people fight me for having something even better?” He’s right — a grand American ballroom would be an incredible legacy for our country. The only reason Democrats fight it so hard is because Trump is the one doing it. Notice the handshake in the video: Trump keeps his arm close to his body, forcing President Xi to fully extend his. Classic power move — setting hierarchy and dominance right from the first moment. This is how real negotiations start. Trump understands leverage like no one else. That’s why he easily handles world leaders and big projects like the ballroom. You see how it’s all related? (Video: AI)
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Trump Schools Everyone on Power & Ballroom Legacy with Xi Handshake President Trump just posted this on Truth Social: “See, they have a Ballroom — It’s called The Great Hall of China! It’s very large and beautiful. Why do people fight me for having something even better?” He’s right — a grand American ballroom would be an incredible legacy for our country. The only reason Democrats fight it so hard is because Trump is the one doing it. Notice the handshake in the video: Trump keeps his arm close to his body, forcing President Xi to fully extend his. Classic power move — setting hierarchy and dominance right from the first moment. This is how real negotiations start. Trump understands leverage like no one else. That’s why he easily handles world leaders and big projects like the ballroom. You see how it’s all related? (Video: AI)

Paul A. Szypula 🇺🇸

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A narcissist can fake quite a lot. They can fake empathy. They can imitate affection. They can even put on such a convincing performance of being supportive that, at first glance, you’d swear they meant it. What they struggle to conceal is how they react when something goes well for someone else. Pay attention the next time you have a genuine win. Not the grand victories. The promotion. The successful project. The new relationship. The small moments are often more revealing. The achievement you’re proud of. The piece of good news you’d naturally expect another person to be pleased about. Watch closely. The slight eye roll. The forced smile. The curious inability to simply say, “Well done.” Or the immediate qualification. “That’s nice, but…” An impressive phrase, really. Two words capable of draining the joy from almost any accomplishment. Then there’s the remarkable talent for making your success about them. You share something you’ve achieved and, within moments, you’re listening to a story about something they did years ago that was apparently bigger, harder, better, or more important. Your moment lasts roughly thirty seconds before being requisitioned for their use. My personal favourite is the forensic examination of your achievement. You receive praise; they begin a search for defects. Not because the flaws matter, but because your confidence does. And then, of course, there’s silence. No congratulations. No enthusiasm. No acknowledgment. Just a noticeable drop in temperature, as though your success has somehow inconvenienced them. The lesson is simple. People who are genuinely comfortable in themselves do not find your success threatening. They are capable of applauding without competing, congratulating without comparing, and celebrating without keeping score. Those who cannot manage that are telling you something useful about themselves. Believe them… BELIEVE THEM!!! A narcissist often views another person’s success as a reduction in their own importance. It’s an odd way to move through life, but it does have one advantage for the rest of us: It makes them surprisingly easy to spot.😉💙🎩

🎩Laird of the Manor🎩

182,317 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce

When will my child understand the concept of privacy? As newborns, babies are highly dependent on their mothers (in particular) for feeding, comfort, and companionship - so much so that many believe they see themselves and their mothers as part of a single inseparable unit. As they grow, it probably shouldn’t come as a surprise then that the concept of privacy - that mom or dad might actually need a moment to themselves to shower or use the bathroom, for example - is one that takes a little getting used to. This is an age where separation anxiety can be very real for many children. And let’s face it, toddlers also require careful supervision, making the need for time apart especially challenging. So how do you get from Point A to Point B, transitioning from full togetherness to brief/safe periods of privacy? The answer is: gradually. Recognize that early in toddlerhood you may need to bring your baby along, even on certain trips to the bathroom to ensure their own safety. Consider these visits opportunities to begin advancing potty training concepts. The gradual introduction of boundaries, however, is something you can begin early, by extending and naming/explaining this courtesy to your child. Start small. Maybe it’s initially just a few seconds of privacy that you provide first to THEM. Rest assured that this period will soon intersect with your toddler’s own growing (and often fierce) sense of independence - and desire to do things for themselves and on their own. I particularly love this video, posted to TT by michaeleanstewart, because it shows her daughter in a transitional phase of understanding. As the conversation transpires, this sweet little one grasps the idea that mom wants to be able to use the bathroom without an audience. She assists by closing the door with herself still inside, not yet quite understanding that the audience in question is HER. 😀 Too sweet.
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When will my child understand the concept of privacy? As newborns, babies are highly dependent on their mothers (in particular) for feeding, comfort, and companionship - so much so that many believe they see themselves and their mothers as part of a single inseparable unit. As they grow, it probably shouldn’t come as a surprise then that the concept of privacy - that mom or dad might actually need a moment to themselves to shower or use the bathroom, for example - is one that takes a little getting used to. This is an age where separation anxiety can be very real for many children. And let’s face it, toddlers also require careful supervision, making the need for time apart especially challenging. So how do you get from Point A to Point B, transitioning from full togetherness to brief/safe periods of privacy? The answer is: gradually. Recognize that early in toddlerhood you may need to bring your baby along, even on certain trips to the bathroom to ensure their own safety. Consider these visits opportunities to begin advancing potty training concepts. The gradual introduction of boundaries, however, is something you can begin early, by extending and naming/explaining this courtesy to your child. Start small. Maybe it’s initially just a few seconds of privacy that you provide first to THEM. Rest assured that this period will soon intersect with your toddler’s own growing (and often fierce) sense of independence - and desire to do things for themselves and on their own. I particularly love this video, posted to TT by michaeleanstewart, because it shows her daughter in a transitional phase of understanding. As the conversation transpires, this sweet little one grasps the idea that mom wants to be able to use the bathroom without an audience. She assists by closing the door with herself still inside, not yet quite understanding that the audience in question is HER. 😀 Too sweet.

Dan Wuori

245,636 görüntüleme • 3 yıl önce

Tired of trading electricity in a system built for institutions — not you? Carlos Aurelio Hernández felt the same. That’s why he went on a mission — to build a platform where energy professionals could finally trade on their own terms. Now, as CEO of Watt2Trade, he’s changing the game. Here’s how... ⚡🧵 Before building Watt2Trade, Carlos became one of the most respected voices in Mexico’s energy sector — with 35+ media appearances on platforms like Forbes, El Financiero, and Grupo Fórmula. He’s been at the table for every major energy discussion in the last decade. And more importantly — he’s built... ⚙️ HHGM – powering factories, refineries, and municipalities ⚡ SUJIO – cutting energy costs by up to 30% 💼 Volta Capital – backing the next wave of energy innovation Now Carlos is leading Watt2Trade — the first decentralized exchange where you can trade electricity directly. ✅ No brokers ✅ No approvals ✅ No red tape Just your wallet, your power — and a global marketplace open 24/7. It’s built by people who understand the energy market inside and out — and are finally putting it in your hands. This is the future of energy — and you’re invited to shape it. Your kilowatt is your currency. Your Watt is your Power.
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Tired of trading electricity in a system built for institutions — not you? Carlos Aurelio Hernández felt the same. That’s why he went on a mission — to build a platform where energy professionals could finally trade on their own terms. Now, as CEO of Watt2Trade, he’s changing the game. Here’s how... ⚡🧵 Before building Watt2Trade, Carlos became one of the most respected voices in Mexico’s energy sector — with 35+ media appearances on platforms like Forbes, El Financiero, and Grupo Fórmula. He’s been at the table for every major energy discussion in the last decade. And more importantly — he’s built... ⚙️ HHGM – powering factories, refineries, and municipalities ⚡ SUJIO – cutting energy costs by up to 30% 💼 Volta Capital – backing the next wave of energy innovation Now Carlos is leading Watt2Trade — the first decentralized exchange where you can trade electricity directly. ✅ No brokers ✅ No approvals ✅ No red tape Just your wallet, your power — and a global marketplace open 24/7. It’s built by people who understand the energy market inside and out — and are finally putting it in your hands. This is the future of energy — and you’re invited to shape it. Your kilowatt is your currency. Your Watt is your Power.

Watt2Trade

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“A Mark Carney-led government will balance the OPERATING budget in three years. at the same time, we will run a small deficit on CAPITAL spending.” -Mark Carney I want you to listen very carefully to what Finance Minister Champagne is saying in this video. He is talking about a balanced OPERATIONAL budget. An operational budget refers only to the expenses of running the country. It does not include incredibly expensive CAPITAL expenses. Instead, Minister Champagne refers to capital expenses as investments. THAT IS COMPLETE DISHONESTY. There is no G20 country that has this type of accounting practice. This is important to understand because Canada must go to the bond market to raise money. The bond market does not give a damn how you categorize your debt. Whether it's operational or capital spending, the deeper you get into debt the higher the rate of interest you will have to pay on that debt. In essence, both Carney and Champagne are grossly misleading the Canadian public by telling them that they will balance the operational budget. They're hoping that you don't understand how budgets work, and the truth is they will likely get away with it. Expect a massive increase in our national debt under a Carney government. Mark Carney François-Philippe Champagne (FPC) 🇨🇦
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“A Mark Carney-led government will balance the OPERATING budget in three years. at the same time, we will run a small deficit on CAPITAL spending.” -Mark Carney I want you to listen very carefully to what Finance Minister Champagne is saying in this video. He is talking about a balanced OPERATIONAL budget. An operational budget refers only to the expenses of running the country. It does not include incredibly expensive CAPITAL expenses. Instead, Minister Champagne refers to capital expenses as investments. THAT IS COMPLETE DISHONESTY. There is no G20 country that has this type of accounting practice. This is important to understand because Canada must go to the bond market to raise money. The bond market does not give a damn how you categorize your debt. Whether it's operational or capital spending, the deeper you get into debt the higher the rate of interest you will have to pay on that debt. In essence, both Carney and Champagne are grossly misleading the Canadian public by telling them that they will balance the operational budget. They're hoping that you don't understand how budgets work, and the truth is they will likely get away with it. Expect a massive increase in our national debt under a Carney government. Mark Carney François-Philippe Champagne (FPC) 🇨🇦

David Jacobs

106,247 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

Makes you feel ridiculous, doesn’t it? These projects only function if literally everyone participates. Most people in the rest of the world won’t because the costs outweigh any benefit to them. Or they simply can’t. Your personal effort in the West ends up being expensive and draining, while the actual difference you make is tiny. The government pushes them anyway. Not because they expect meaningful results, but because they want to train you. They want you performing these costly rituals while believing you’re serving some greater good, when in truth, they’re exploiting that cause for their own agenda. It’s obedience training and exploitation, disguised as collective virtue. But the sea turtles are like totally saved.
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Makes you feel ridiculous, doesn’t it? These projects only function if literally everyone participates. Most people in the rest of the world won’t because the costs outweigh any benefit to them. Or they simply can’t. Your personal effort in the West ends up being expensive and draining, while the actual difference you make is tiny. The government pushes them anyway. Not because they expect meaningful results, but because they want to train you. They want you performing these costly rituals while believing you’re serving some greater good, when in truth, they’re exploiting that cause for their own agenda. It’s obedience training and exploitation, disguised as collective virtue. But the sea turtles are like totally saved.

Rothmus 🏴

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🚨 IN ISRAEL, THEY CAME FOR THE CHILDREN WITH GUNS. IN AMERICA, THEY’RE COMING THROUGH THE CLASSROOM... On October 7, Islam came for non-Muslim children with guns - murdering some and dragging others into Gaza. In America, the Islamic battle for the next generation is nonviolent - FOR NOW! Here, the weapons are dawah, recruitment, political power, and institutional influence. Look at the Muslim Students Association (MSA). Founded in North America in 1963 with Muslim Brotherhood members among its early organizers, MSA was later listed in the Brotherhood’s 1991 Explanatory Memorandum among “our organizations and the organizations of our friends.” That same memorandum described the Brotherhood’s American project as a “grand Jihad” to “eliminate and destroy Western civilization from within.” THEIR WORDS. LOOK IT UP. Now look inside TEXAS public schools.... MSA. Hijab dawah. Islamic prayer. Al-Aqsa. Palestine activism. “RESISTANCE IS NOT TERRORISM” At this stage, they don't need violence to compete for influence over your children. They have total access to the institutions shaping them. They EVER bring their Imams into the public schools! Parents: understand what phase you are watching.
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🚨 IN ISRAEL, THEY CAME FOR THE CHILDREN WITH GUNS. IN AMERICA, THEY’RE COMING THROUGH THE CLASSROOM... On October 7, Islam came for non-Muslim children with guns - murdering some and dragging others into Gaza. In America, the Islamic battle for the next generation is nonviolent - FOR NOW! Here, the weapons are dawah, recruitment, political power, and institutional influence. Look at the Muslim Students Association (MSA). Founded in North America in 1963 with Muslim Brotherhood members among its early organizers, MSA was later listed in the Brotherhood’s 1991 Explanatory Memorandum among “our organizations and the organizations of our friends.” That same memorandum described the Brotherhood’s American project as a “grand Jihad” to “eliminate and destroy Western civilization from within.” THEIR WORDS. LOOK IT UP. Now look inside TEXAS public schools.... MSA. Hijab dawah. Islamic prayer. Al-Aqsa. Palestine activism. “RESISTANCE IS NOT TERRORISM” At this stage, they don't need violence to compete for influence over your children. They have total access to the institutions shaping them. They EVER bring their Imams into the public schools! Parents: understand what phase you are watching.

Amy Mek

26,991 görüntüleme • 8 gün önce

Nobody wants to talk about why milk tastes like nothing now. It’s not in your head. Most of it is not coming from cows on grass. It is coming from giant confinement dairies where they feed the cows the same slop every day so they pump out as much milk as possible. Then they mix it all, smash the cream so it never rises, and cook it so it can sit on a truck and a store shelf for weeks. That is why it tastes cooked and cheap instead of like actual milk. A cow only makes milk if she keeps having babies. So they take the calf away within hours. Then a lot of those babies get stuck in little plastic boxes by themselves for weeks. That is standard practice today. They told us factory farming would make food cheaper. It did not. The mega farms produce milk for less. Then the processors, packagers, and grocery chains take their cut, and you still pay more at the store. Farmers get squeezed. You get worse milk. The calves sit in boxes. Everybody in the middle still makes money. This is the food system they built and then told us was “progress.” Giant monopolies running lower-quality, higher-profit operations. If you want milk that actually tastes like milk, buy local. Cream on top. Cows on grass. Not the sad white stuff they sell in the big stores.
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Nobody wants to talk about why milk tastes like nothing now. It’s not in your head. Most of it is not coming from cows on grass. It is coming from giant confinement dairies where they feed the cows the same slop every day so they pump out as much milk as possible. Then they mix it all, smash the cream so it never rises, and cook it so it can sit on a truck and a store shelf for weeks. That is why it tastes cooked and cheap instead of like actual milk. A cow only makes milk if she keeps having babies. So they take the calf away within hours. Then a lot of those babies get stuck in little plastic boxes by themselves for weeks. That is standard practice today. They told us factory farming would make food cheaper. It did not. The mega farms produce milk for less. Then the processors, packagers, and grocery chains take their cut, and you still pay more at the store. Farmers get squeezed. You get worse milk. The calves sit in boxes. Everybody in the middle still makes money. This is the food system they built and then told us was “progress.” Giant monopolies running lower-quality, higher-profit operations. If you want milk that actually tastes like milk, buy local. Cream on top. Cows on grass. Not the sad white stuff they sell in the big stores.

Matt Wallace

80,660 görüntüleme • 28 gün önce