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$100k a month from "gifts" 🤯 PinkyDoll is making over 6 figures a month on TikTok pretending to be an NPC. Why on earth does this work? - It's immediately recognisable, - We like sounds, and - We loooove instant gratification. 1️⃣ It's almost meme-like. We see it and we immediately relate to it. Whether you consciously know what she's doing or not, your brain has seen this before if you've played games in the past. The 🧠 IT KNOWS! 2️⃣ Short sounds are everywhere. Most primitive, they're in our language as we make syllables but they also make up a lot of our common expressions like oh, ah, uh huh, yuk, etc... However, short sounds are everywhere online, in the devices we use and even real life! Like in games when going up levels or receiving a new item. Mobile phones with haptic sounds, notifications, the battery is charging. Or even the toaster when that glorious "pop" is heard. Add to that... 3️⃣ The instant gratification and you know the dopamine hit is real! People send these "gifts" and an action and sound are produced. I'm not into TikTok so I had no idea about "gifts" until now, but my guess is these gifts/rewards are mostly used as a "thank you" in the platform... Like a donation or a "buy a coffee" to a creator you like. However, with PinkyDoll, you get "more" You get a specific action and sound instantly on her lives which (some) people simply love. Another thing is anticipation. Anticipation and not knowing what sound/reaction is coming can also be extremely addictive! So whether you vibe with it or not... Don't hate the player, hate the game. Gang gang. Prrr prrr What do think? And why else do you think this works? 🤔 Let me know in the comments 👇

$100k a month from "gifts" 🤯 PinkyDoll is making over 6 figures a month on TikTok pretending to be an NPC. Why on earth does this work? - It's immediately recognisable, - We like sounds, and - We loooove instant gratification. 1️⃣ It's almost meme-like. We see it and we immediately relate to it. Whether you consciously know what she's doing or not, your brain has seen this before if you've played games in the past. The 🧠 IT KNOWS! 2️⃣ Short sounds are everywhere. Most primitive, they're in our language as we make syllables but they also make up a lot of our common expressions like oh, ah, uh huh, yuk, etc... However, short sounds are everywhere online, in the devices we use and even real life! Like in games when going up levels or receiving a new item. Mobile phones with haptic sounds, notifications, the battery is charging. Or even the toaster when that glorious "pop" is heard. Add to that... 3️⃣ The instant gratification and you know the dopamine hit is real! People send these "gifts" and an action and sound are produced. I'm not into TikTok so I had no idea about "gifts" until now, but my guess is these gifts/rewards are mostly used as a "thank you" in the platform... Like a donation or a "buy a coffee" to a creator you like. However, with PinkyDoll, you get "more" You get a specific action and sound instantly on her lives which (some) people simply love. Another thing is anticipation. Anticipation and not knowing what sound/reaction is coming can also be extremely addictive! So whether you vibe with it or not... Don't hate the player, hate the game. Gang gang. Prrr prrr What do think? And why else do you think this works? 🤔 Let me know in the comments 👇

Greg

35,295 Aufrufe • vor 3 Jahren

"Vietnam has closed 86 million bank accounts... because they refused... the digital ID." "You had to register a digital ID with biometric data... And if you don't do it, we'll take your money, whether you like it or not." "It's coming here. They're pushing for digital IDs." "We had it during Covid. Oh, just get one vaccination and you'll be fine. And then they took away your permissions... and said, no, actually, you need another one. And then another one." "The more we give away our freedom, our power, the more they'll take." "We are on the edge of a cliff... We have to show that we are not going to allow this or accept this. Because if we all stopped going to work, or we all stopped using our cards, they'd... listen to us rather quickly." "And that's a choice we still have at the moment. If cash disappears, that choice is gone forever." "And I wouldn't like to think of the world where we are controlled—where we can drive, where we can fly, what food we can eat—and the bank can choose whether to let you make that purchase or not. That's a dangerous road." "This isn't freedom. And we should resist it as much as we can... And at the moment, cash is the one thing that we still have a choice with." "This is scary Orwellian stuff... If we don't do something about it, it is going to be too late."

"Vietnam has closed 86 million bank accounts... because they refused... the digital ID." "You had to register a digital ID with biometric data... And if you don't do it, we'll take your money, whether you like it or not." "It's coming here. They're pushing for digital IDs." "We had it during Covid. Oh, just get one vaccination and you'll be fine. And then they took away your permissions... and said, no, actually, you need another one. And then another one." "The more we give away our freedom, our power, the more they'll take." "We are on the edge of a cliff... We have to show that we are not going to allow this or accept this. Because if we all stopped going to work, or we all stopped using our cards, they'd... listen to us rather quickly." "And that's a choice we still have at the moment. If cash disappears, that choice is gone forever." "And I wouldn't like to think of the world where we are controlled—where we can drive, where we can fly, what food we can eat—and the bank can choose whether to let you make that purchase or not. That's a dangerous road." "This isn't freedom. And we should resist it as much as we can... And at the moment, cash is the one thing that we still have a choice with." "This is scary Orwellian stuff... If we don't do something about it, it is going to be too late."

Wide Awake Media

463,686 Aufrufe • vor 9 Monaten

American is furious, she’s yelling at her TV She spent around $40 to buy the Hunger Games movie collection on Amazon She wants to watch Hunger Games Catching Fire. The movie says “unavailable” even though she bought it Many people don’t know this but when you “buy” a movie or bundle on Prime Video, you’re not actually owning the film like a DVD or Bluray. You’re buying a non-transferable license to stream/download it as long as Amazon has the rights from the studio Licensing deals expire, get renegotiated, or the rights move to another streamer (HBO Max, Netflix, etc.). When that happens, even paid content can vanish from your library or show as “currently unavailable.” Amazon’s own terms of use state this in the fine print: “Purchased Digital Content will generally continue to be available… but may become unavailable due to potential content provider licensing restrictions or for other reasons, and Amazon will not be liable to you if Purchased Digital Content becomes unavailable.” If you’re going to buy a movie, don’t buy it on Amazon. Always buy the physical disk

American is furious, she’s yelling at her TV She spent around $40 to buy the Hunger Games movie collection on Amazon She wants to watch Hunger Games Catching Fire. The movie says “unavailable” even though she bought it Many people don’t know this but when you “buy” a movie or bundle on Prime Video, you’re not actually owning the film like a DVD or Bluray. You’re buying a non-transferable license to stream/download it as long as Amazon has the rights from the studio Licensing deals expire, get renegotiated, or the rights move to another streamer (HBO Max, Netflix, etc.). When that happens, even paid content can vanish from your library or show as “currently unavailable.” Amazon’s own terms of use state this in the fine print: “Purchased Digital Content will generally continue to be available… but may become unavailable due to potential content provider licensing restrictions or for other reasons, and Amazon will not be liable to you if Purchased Digital Content becomes unavailable.” If you’re going to buy a movie, don’t buy it on Amazon. Always buy the physical disk

Wall Street Apes

1,749,828 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

Dave Ramsey says one of the biggest problems facing men today is that society has spent years turning fathers into jokes. “The dad is a doofus. The 12-year-old is the smart one.” He argues that after decades of hearing that masculinity is “toxic” and men are useless, millions of able-bodied men have completely checked out of work and responsibility. According to him, it’s not just hurting the economy. It’s damaging families too. He points to research showing engaged fathers have a massive impact on their daughters’ confidence, education, relationships, and future success. “A confident daughter comes from their dads. The data shows that.” Ramsey says many men have become comfortable sitting at home, living off disability checks, girlfriends, or family support instead of building something for themselves. And even if manufacturing jobs return, he questions whether those men still have the drive or hope to go back to work.

Dave Ramsey says one of the biggest problems facing men today is that society has spent years turning fathers into jokes. “The dad is a doofus. The 12-year-old is the smart one.” He argues that after decades of hearing that masculinity is “toxic” and men are useless, millions of able-bodied men have completely checked out of work and responsibility. According to him, it’s not just hurting the economy. It’s damaging families too. He points to research showing engaged fathers have a massive impact on their daughters’ confidence, education, relationships, and future success. “A confident daughter comes from their dads. The data shows that.” Ramsey says many men have become comfortable sitting at home, living off disability checks, girlfriends, or family support instead of building something for themselves. And even if manufacturing jobs return, he questions whether those men still have the drive or hope to go back to work.

Ruzy.hl

31,257 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

🚨 HOLY CRAP! Sec. Marco Rubio just eviscerated ABC's George Stephanopoulos who tried to claim people "DIED" due to cutting USAID. GEORGE: You're saying no one's died because of the cuts?! Are they lying? RUBIO: "No. That's RIDICULOUS. Well, then they died because ENGLAND or CANADA didn't give more, or China! Let's blame the other countries who don't give ANY foreign aid." GEORGE: So you're not disputing it? RUBIO: "ANYONE who tells you it's the US, if we cut a dollar we're responsible for some horrific thing? It's just not TRUE." "It's not because we cut the aid. It's because there's a war going on and the aid never got to the people...they use aid as a tool against the people. In some of these places, it can't even be distributed!" "It gets hijacked and stolen by criminal gangs...THEY'RE the ones to blame, not us, who've provided more than anyone else." GEORGE: You're standing by NO ONE has died? RUBIO: "No one has died because the US cut aid. NO. People have died because gangs steal the aid, other countries haven't stepped up - but the US has saved more lives than ANY country in the world!" "We're not gonna continue to pour BILLIONS out the door of taxpayer funds for programs that don't work and in some cases were flat-out CORRUPT." 🔥

🚨 HOLY CRAP! Sec. Marco Rubio just eviscerated ABC's George Stephanopoulos who tried to claim people "DIED" due to cutting USAID. GEORGE: You're saying no one's died because of the cuts?! Are they lying? RUBIO: "No. That's RIDICULOUS. Well, then they died because ENGLAND or CANADA didn't give more, or China! Let's blame the other countries who don't give ANY foreign aid." GEORGE: So you're not disputing it? RUBIO: "ANYONE who tells you it's the US, if we cut a dollar we're responsible for some horrific thing? It's just not TRUE." "It's not because we cut the aid. It's because there's a war going on and the aid never got to the people...they use aid as a tool against the people. In some of these places, it can't even be distributed!" "It gets hijacked and stolen by criminal gangs...THEY'RE the ones to blame, not us, who've provided more than anyone else." GEORGE: You're standing by NO ONE has died? RUBIO: "No one has died because the US cut aid. NO. People have died because gangs steal the aid, other countries haven't stepped up - but the US has saved more lives than ANY country in the world!" "We're not gonna continue to pour BILLIONS out the door of taxpayer funds for programs that don't work and in some cases were flat-out CORRUPT." 🔥

Eric Daugherty

2,470,255 Aufrufe • vor 9 Monaten