《Observem bem aos homens que se apaixonaram por sua escravidão》 Dhammapada
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Jun 14
Caito fala o que parece ter muita gente evitando de falar de repente pra não "contrariar" uma escolha passada. O fato é que: não está funcionando.
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Jun 9
"O Japão é um asilo, a Europa um Museu e a China uma prisão".
André Jakurski quando perguntado sobre quais países são melhor opção de investimento. Por eliminação, só sobra os US.
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Jun 8
Confira meu artigo mais recente: Como enxergar o mundo com a inteligência artificial sem perder o próprio olhar? linkedin.com/pulse/como-enxe… via @LinkedIn
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May 16
Jerome Powell held the steepening in check.
He held back the explosion of rate-cut expectations.
He slowed the speed of the system’s repricing.
In a world deeply leveraged and dependent on liquidity, that mattered far more than many realized.
What stands out to me about Powell is the balance between his words and his actions.
In a decade with very little balance, he managed to navigate it all with remarkable pragmatism.
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May 2
Hard things first.
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Ana Incerti retweeted
Feb 4
you can outsource your thinking
but you cannot outsource your understanding
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Apr 15
The grass was Greener
The Light was Brighter
With friends surrounded
The nights of Wonder...
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Apr 12
Em 2017 o World Bank produziu um documento chamado "Ajuste Justo" onde fala sobre os pontos e metas para o Br.
worldbank.org/pt/country/bra…
O alerta de Simone Tebet sobre um ajuste fiscal ‘rigoroso’ em 2027 veja.abril.com.br/politica/o…
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Apr 6
“If you want to identify the real problem, don’t look at the needy, look at who profits.” Hayek
Apr 6
Meu irmão foi no gastro solicitou ultrassom exames sangue, ok. Voltou lá: cirurgia retirar vesícula.
Peguei os exames, joguei no gpt - não há indicação de cirurgia por enquanto, repetir ultrassom daqui 6 meses. Segunda opinião, novo médico, agora com mais embasamento e questionamentos, nova solicitação de ultrassom agora mais detalhado: sem indicação de cirurgia. Voltou no primeiro médico: "nossa, é mesmo, nao precisa cirurgia" 🤡
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Apr 6
"How many more times will you watch the full moon rise?... and it seems limitless..."
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Apr 3
Unify instead of separating.
Apr 2
NASA pilot Victor Glover CLAPS back after being asked what it means to be the first black man to visit the moon: “It’s the story of humanity, not black history, not women’s history, but that it becomes human history.”
“I also HOPE we are pushing the other direction that one day we don’t have to talk about these first. That one day, this is just—and listen to this—that this is the human history.”
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Apr 1
Inesquecível
Liftoff.
The Artemis II mission launched from @NASAKennedy at 6:35pm ET (2235 UTC), propelling four astronauts on a journey around the Moon.
Artemis II will pave the way for future Moon landings, as well as the next giant leap — astronauts on Mars.
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Mar 27
Some people talk. Others act. The talkers have time for the media. The doers don’t. They’re busy wrking on real change. Give the microphone to the ones doing the work. They have a lot to say.
Mar 26
In 2002, Gwynne Shotwell was a 38-year-old single mom with a stable aerospace job when she walked into a dingy El Segundo office to drop off a colleague. Elon Musk cornered her for ten minutes, grilled her on the rocket business, and created a VP of Sales role on the spot. She agonized for weeks (private space was a graveyard of failed startups) but one day on the LA freeway she grabbed her phone and called him: “I’ve been a fucking idiot. I’m taking the job.” She became roughly employee #7.
Three Falcon 1 launches exploded in 2006–2007. SpaceX was days from bankruptcy. While engineers scrambled, Gwynne kept selling anyway. She flew to Iridium, closed a make-or-break deal tilted heavily in the customer’s favor because she believed so fiercely it would work. Then, on September 28, 2008, the fourth Falcon 1 finally reached orbit. Hours later she and Elon walked into NASA and sealed a $1.6 billion contract to resupply the space station— pulling the company back from the brink.
That single mom who bet everything became president and COO, the reason SpaceX didn’t die and the reason it now flies more rockets than the rest of the world combined. Legend. 🚀
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Feb 26
Agreed.
Feb 26
Parenting feels like the same day on repeat- until this moment hits you
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Feb 14
In environments with weak enforcement, anti-fraud incentives can unintentionally create secondary corruption markets.
If this were to happen in Brazil, people who discovered the fraud might blackmail the fraudsters, earn more than the government pays, and end up creating a new fraud system.
Feb 13
BREAKING 🚨Sec Scott Bessent stuns America by encouraging whistle blowers to expose fraud. They will receive 10-30% of the fines
THIS IS A MASSIVE WIN 🔥
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