Perpetual learner. Interested in contrarian plays & adoption of innovative tech. Hobbies: sports, music, travel, coffee&food.

Joined March 2010
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I’ll take the trillionaire creating thousands of millionaires over the millionaires creating trillions in debt.
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Jun 14
Just look at anywhere else… why doesn’t anyone else innovate or create world changing inventions like America does? It’s multi-factorial, but it is a factor
If the socialists had their way, Elon would have had his paypal profits taken and redistributed for the greater good. The world would never have seen Tesla, nor SpaceX. And the world wouldn't know it, because they were uncreated, and thus unseen. Imagine the companies that don't exist, because Washington destroyed them before they were born.
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Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders, and the rest aren’t dumb enough to actually think Elon Musk has a trillion dollars in cash waiting to be taxed. They just think their followers are dumb enough to think that. And they are.
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Jun 14
Like making one of the only electric cars worth driving? Like being the only one to actually solve real world self-driving? Like revolutionizing space travel, launching more satellites than anyone, and rescuing stranded astronauts? Like making a ton of other people wealthy?
Imagine if Elon Musk did something to benefit others with his trillion.
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Jun 12
Education is getting dumbed down at the highest levels. If that's true where the smartest kids are supposed to be going, do you think that's true in k-12 for the majority of students?
A Berkeley history professor said he’s gone from assigning 100 pages of reading per week to 35. Another “said the earliest version of the…course he taught required seven full books, while his most recent iteration exclusively consisted of excerpts.” “We are now reaching a crisis point where if the number (of pages) goes down further, it’s unclear to me whether my discipline of history can really be taught,” the first one said.
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Jun 6
About those rate cuts...
Guess who’s back?
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🧵New Orleans just proved failing schools can be fixed at scale. It became America’s first all-charter school district. The results are staggering: • 99th percentile nationally in reading growth • 98th percentile in math growth • The only state in America beating pre-pandemic levels in both subjects This is what real reform looks like. THREAD 🧵
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🚨 Anthropic just showed a 27-minute workshop on how to actually do prompts for Claude. Taught by the people who built it. Free. No registration. No paywall. I've seen $300 courses that don't cover what they teach in the first 8 minutes. Watch it and bookmark it now.
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Congratulations, the US is now spending more on the interest payments on the National Debt than on their total Defense budget. Source: reddit.com/r/dataisbeautiful…
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If there’s one thing I wish everyone could hear, it’s @JeremyDBoreing’s message: everyone has been victimized in one way or another. Having agency is realizing that even if you are a victim, the worst thing you can do is let it define you.
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"If you want a new idea, read an old book." —Ivan Pavlov
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May 7
Speak truth. Speak against evil. Yes, it's uncomfortable. The consequence of not doing so, is way worse than uncomfortable.
“We have to condemn publicly the very idea that some people have the right to repress others. In keeping silent about evil, in burying it so deep within us that no sign of it appears on the surface, we are implanting it, and it will rise up a thousandfold in the future.”
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Apr 28
This is what always happens. The far left promises taxing the rich to fix EVERY problem. Instead they leave a wake of destruction leaving everyone worse off and the middle class to foot the bill. They won't bring down costs or fix fraud, they'll just blame the rich more.🔄
This is one of the dumbest tax proposals in California's history, and the math is so bad it embarrasses the people who wrote it. Start with the headline. SEIU promises $100B in revenue. California spends $161B a year on Medi-Cal alone. The entire windfall, if collected at face value, funds 7 months of one program. Then it's gone forever, and the structural deficit they claim to fix returns the day the check clears. Now the math gets uglier. The Hoover Institution estimates the permanent income tax loss from departing residents makes the net fiscal impact NEGATIVE by $25 billion. Read that twice. California sets fire to political capital, court costs, and capital flight to NET LOSE $25B. They're proposing to torch recurring revenue to fund 7 months of a program they've already underfunded for a decade. The exodus already happened. $700B in net worth wired out of California before January 1, 2026. Larry Page, Sergey Brin, Travis Kalanick gone. The remaining 208 billionaires aren't tech founders sitting on liquid stock. They're real estate, agriculture, entertainment, the people whose wealth is physically bolted to California. Mobile capital fled. Trapped capital pays. Read what San José mayor Matt Mahan, a Democrat running for governor, said about this on KQED: "It will lead to middle-class people having to pay higher taxes in the long run." A Democratic gubernatorial candidate openly admitting the wealth tax is a regressive transfer to the middle class. That's the part proponents won't put on the signs. The legal exposure is worse. The proposal taxes wealth held as of January 1, 2026, retroactively, after voter approval in November 2026. Retroactive wealth taxation has never survived constitutional challenge in any US state. Washington's capital gains tax survived only because the state Supreme Court reclassified it as an excise tax. The poison-pill measure on the same November ballot bans retroactive taxation by constitutional amendment, funded by $80M from people who can afford the lawyers. Every wealthy democracy that tried this killed it. France's wealth tax drove out an estimated 42,000 millionaires and €100B in capital before they repealed it in 2017. Italy, Sweden, Germany, Denmark, Austria, Finland, Iceland all tried wealth taxes. All repealed. California is about to vote on the experiment every comparable economy already ran and lost. The signatures are real. The math is fake. The capital is already gone.
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The #1 factor that determines whether you succeed in life is you. It isn’t “the patriarchy.” It isn’t the Jews. It isn’t the Muslims. It isn’t the billionaires. It isn’t the foreigners. It isn’t white people. It isn’t black people. It's time for us to move on from victimhood culture in America.
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Apr 22
This is a notable development. After 6 months of a downward trend, $BTC is attempting to break out of it. Could be a fake out, but it's worth paying attention to.
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Apr 22
The internet seems to be filled with influencers and political personalities who are skilled manipulators. Arm yourself with some protection by knowing their schemes.
Dear everyone who says they've been "noticing" lately -- about Israel, about the Jews, about who really runs our country and the world, You didn't notice. You were shown. Sophisticated operators using well-developed persuasion techniques have brought you into their sales funnel. But what they sold you isn't a product. What they sold you is an idea. It's also a bill of goods. The techniques are powerful: Pre-suasion, Assumptive close, Illusory truth effect, Thought-terminating phrases, Burden shifting, Assertion stacking, Motivated reasoning, Asymmetric skepticism, Authority transfer, and more. This video is meant to help you notice something new: the epistemic manipulation these actors are engaged in to spread their social contagion. Fortunately, there's a vaccine. Of course, it was created by a Jew... youtube.com/watch?v=MYrvBO7g…
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Apr 21
This literally is a 4 minute drive. But, all of California's problems are definitely because of the rich, and not because of the government at all... uh huh, suuure.
imagine thinking "billionaires" are the reason you can't afford gas
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This makes or breaks some athletes… ✌️ TWO situations often occur in younger baseball/softball hitters: 1️⃣- It comes natural and they are really good. BUT, some of their flaws catch up to them as they get older because they weren’t addressed at the early stages of their careers 2️⃣- it’s difficult for them and they don’t perform well at first. BUT, they work on their flaws and focus on the long game. Fail at the early stages, learn from it, and develop. Bottom line, DEVELOPMENT > RESULTS at the early stages. It’s hard for a reason. Trust your process. 🔑 1% better every day 🔑 #gritnjfam #gritnj
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Finding the best tweet you've ever seen then the feed refreshes and it's gone forever.
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Apr 16
Why buy a second home in New York anyway? Wouldn't you want your 2nd home somewhere that's not freezing cold, with a government that doesn't resent you?
Gee, I wonder if this will backfire?
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