nothing makes you choose your actions and words carefully like inflight wifi

Apple needs to do whatever it takes to acquire Wispr Flow. I don't drink anymore but my Siri dictations make it look like I do.

third cash. third stock. third retro video games.

I wasn’t ready to make the switch to chatgpt yet so I’m using Claude code channels with discord for now with my max account code.claude.com/docs/en/chan…

Bear markets are for cardboard

First psa submission graded 🙏 @inhuman is gonna call me a cheater

When I’m told it’s alt szn for the 45th time

Wasn’t she dating her boss in iron man?

if you have more than 3 job titles on linkedin, i'm slamming that ignore button

and then there were 2. proud that @sophon remains one of the only validiums officially recognized by l2beat!

> markets are slow > get back into pokemon cards > snag a couple booster boxes, start ripping packs > realize EV is extremely low > see how much older sets have appreciated > start strategizing what sealed boxes to invest in > realize its more fun crypto has rewired my brain

Spending the last week getting hustled by car dealers has me thinking about how the industry is stuck in the 1980’s and needs a revamp: 1) Information asymmetry is the business model Dealers hide their best price, forcing you to physically come in. They hit you with "let me talk to my manager" theater to make you feel like you're getting a deal and the entire system works as long as customers have less info. 2) Time-wasting as leverage They deliberately waste your time because exhaustion leads to worse decisions. 4 hours at a dealership and you just wanna get the hell out of there. 3) No price discovery mechanism Why can't I see what the last 50 people paid for the exact same car? That data exists but is deliberately obscured. This market is begging for an onchain solution where: - Transaction history is transparent - Pricing is verifiable - Offers and negotiations happen in the open Can the whole thing be built on web3? Probably not but it can introduce some massive efficiencies and ease consumer stress. Will someone build this before my next car purchase? Probably not. Are you working on this? Sophon will fund this tomorrow!

Nostalgia, scarcity and status drive markets. These collectibles outperformed the S&P 500: - AWP Dragon Lore: 35.4% - PSA 10 Jordan Fleer Rookie: 18% - Nike Yeezy Red October: 34.7% Verifiable ownership programmable rarity composability will unlock new exciting primitives

The psychology behind bear market behavior fascinates me. Look at where attention flows today: RWA slot machines (Courtyard, Phygitals, Ripfun) and speculative games (Bigcoin, Onchain Heroes, Defi Dungeons) — all in pursuit of big returns This isn't irrational. During slow declines in traditional assets, our brains naturally seek volatility and opportunity. We're pattern-seeking creatures wired to hunt for ways to recover our losses. Bear markets reveal a key insight about user experience: people want more than just utility—they crave narrative, community, and the promise of growth. The most successful consumer products combine these emotional drivers with real value creation. They recognize that users decide with both heart and mind. Building for humans means embracing these psychological patterns, not resisting them.

Me getting my son ready for school every morning

dave chappelle, 7 years ago, speaking on behalf of all americans the goat

hell is when you join a google meet and it's just you and 3 AI notetakers

can't wait for lunch today