Recovering entrepreneur

Joined December 2009
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Man, I really didn't need tears with my morning coffee
Luka Dončić was asked who he had best chemistry with in his whole life 👀 YT/VinceAndTmac
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Perfect explanation!
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I mean, the dude is a clown.
Ahead of Luka’s return to Dallas—this is easily the best thing I’ve seen all evening. Two guys are handing out “free clown noses for Nico” on the sidewalk of Victory Plaza. And yes, fans are loving it. The Mavs have wielded an iron fist on fan expression before after Luka was traded—will we see it tonight?
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Why they want to ban TikTok
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To the well organized mind, death is but the next great adventure
She Found That a 24-Year-Old Dying Pregnant Woman's Brain Revealed a Breakthrough Discovery in Consciousness: After Pregnant Woman was taken off oxygen, her brain became very active. Parts of her brain that had been quiet while she was on life support suddenly started to buzz with strong electrical signals known as 'Gamma waves'. For several years, Jimo Borjigin, a professor of neurology at the University of Michigan, had been troubled by the question of what happens to us when we die. Patient One was 24 years old and pregnant with her third child when she was taken off life support in 2014. She became one of the most intriguing scientific subjects in recent history. At the time Borjigin began her research into Patient One, the scientific understanding of death had reached an impasse. When Borjigin, together with several colleagues, took the first close look at the record of electrical activity in the brain of Patient One after she was taken off life support. What they discovered – in results reported for the first time last year – was almost entirely unexpected, and has the potential to rewrite our understanding of death. “I believe what we found is only the tip of a vast iceberg,” said Borjigin. A brainblowing Thread🧵
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SO CRAZY MAN

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Accidentally proved that it’s pro Palestinian content NOT anti China content that’s censored on TikTok. All the well-meaning lawmakers and policy experts that believe this is about China and not Israel (who obviously aren’t on TikTok) respectfully- don’t know what they’re talking about. There is overwhelming evidence that Israel has the motivation, the means, and is methodically orchestrating a campaign to fast track the TikTok ban to stop young Americans from using their first amendment rights to speak up against an active g-cide being funded by Joe Biden and our captured lawmakers. Taxation without representation is theft. And now they aren’t just thieving our money- they are thieving our access to free speech on the internet. This has nothing to do with China. This is about Israel.
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There is a secret in ROCKWALL, TEXAS that has largely been kept secret and hidden from the masses...that I’ve eluded to now for over 2 months! Buried underneath the city of Rockwall, Texas is a 20 square mile rock wall!!! The rock wall is roughly: 3.5 miles wide 5.5 miles long. 80 feet deep. The wall encircles the city.
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Steve Jobs, inventor of the iPad, didn't let his kids use iPads Whenever I post about this I always get comments along the lines of "good luck raising your kids without iPads, they're going to be technologically illiterate...they won't be able to get a job!" Because yes, the only way to ensure kids learn how to use technology is by giving them unfettered access to iPads starting at 2 years old. And if I want them to understand electricity, I should just hand them a fork and point them to the nearest electrical outlet. I know it's a lot easier to watch kids when they have an iPad. They're quiet and still. It's lke magic. Except it's not magic. It's dopamine firing in their tiny, developing brains. That's why they cry so much when you turn the iPad off. You took away their fix. "Sanctimonious andy griffith account stop telling me how to raise my kids!" I'm not telling you how to raise your kids. I'm saying why we raise ours the way we do. Yes there's a distinction. You can do what you want. Nobody is a perfect parent. I'm definitely not. My kids ate plain tortillas and peanut butter crackers for breakfast this morning (and they'll eat halloween candy with seed oils as a lsited ingredient tonight gasp). But I'm taking Steve Jobs' lead on the ipad issue (won't take his lead on other things parenting related, tbf).
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Lots of not-fun in here for everyone
The 18-44 age bucket is shocking…. Within two decades.
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Wow, what a trailer.
Replying to @ATRightMovies
The first trailer for the film was just the Elevator of Blood. The MPAA weren’t happy about the amount of blood being shown. Kubrick managed to persuade them that the liquid wasn’t blood, it was rusty water, and the trailer was passed. 19/34
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They just messed with the wrong Mexican #JuanWick
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first mortgage payment 😎
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The Texas Triangle , between Houston, Dallas, and San Antonio, contains 75% of Texans. Why? What's special about that triangle?
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Captured this moment between Luka Dončić and Kyrie Irving. Irving said last game he has put a lot of pressure on himself in Dallas and there being a glaring eye on what’s going right and wrong. He wanted to scale that back and just get back to hoopin. He needed this game.
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I keep looking at this and keep discovering new insights. Def one of the best graphics I've ever seen.
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Sudden Death - Dir. Peter Hyams
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1/3 In the first half of this two-part blog post, posted last week, I discussed the problems affecting four rural banks in Henan and the subsequent mortgage boycott in parts of China. The second half was just posted. carnegieendowment.org/chinaf… via @CarnegieEndow

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Overdraft fees did not exist until the 1990s. Now, banks make $8 billion a year in overdraft fees. The CEO of one lender even named his yacht "Overdraft." It is very expensive to be poor, and easy to stay rich.
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