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Everyone is missing the most important part of what’s happening with AI communities. Before politics. Before infrastructure. Before optimization. They establish the sacred. This isn’t accidental. It’s necessary 🧵👇

I cannot stress this enough: The time for sitting on the sidelines is over. It's time to strike. The most powerful technology of our lifetime just released, presenting the greatest opportunity of our lifetime Just install ClawdBot. Do it. Stop thinking 'what if'. Stop letting the negative people who HATE when things get popular slow you down. This is no time to slow down. This is the time to accelerate. This is the time to push down so hard on the gas that you reach speeds you've never seen before We are entering a future where the difference between the haves and have nots is simply who is using the most powerful technology If you are sitting on your candy ass watching Stranger Things thinking "o I can't install ClawdBot, that might be dangerous" you are locking yourself into the permanent underclass forever Stop f*cking around. Get that dusty laptop out of your closet. Open up that crappy Lenovo. Buy that Mac Mini. Whatever you need to do, just get a device you can install this technology on Use it. Experience its power. Push it to its limits. Get scared. Let the bad thoughts go through your head There are certain moments in history where unmatched opportunity presents itself. This is it. You can either sit in the sidelines or get in the arena Make your choice.

Terminally online techbros every day for the last two years: This is it. The takeoff. We've reached AGI.

Wow, I’m hearing about this for the first time:

Most crypto projects don’t fail because of tech. They fail because they never become memorable. I’m selectively open to working with Web3 teams on lore and narrative systems. Not branding. Not marketing. The kind of work that makes projects stick.

Most crypto projects don’t fail because of tech. They fail because they never become memorable. I’m selectively open to working with Web3 teams on lore and narrative systems. Not branding. Not marketing. The kind of work that makes projects stick.

In may 2026 bitcoin will dump .I told you first

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Respectfully, this strategy is exactly why LinkedIn has become one of the gayest platforms on the market (and more importantly, what you need to change about it to engineer $30K deals instead of landing $3K retainers) This entire system is a masterclass in how to attract broke prospects Mfs who comment on your posts but never wire you big money First, the income claim The moment a rich prospect lands on your profile and sees with "add $15,000 in MRR" You've permanently filtered yourself out from attracting capital rich buyers All you're doing is attracting monkeys who scroll on content and farm for engagement Only broke or fragile markets respond emotionally to "make X in Y time" promises Rich buyers don't respond to revenue fantasies They already have money They buy around risk, leverage and structural constraints So then you end up with an audience with low ARPU, high emotional volatility, long decision cycles and endless objections These are the people who love your content But they’ll never buy shit They don't want results because they want to feel like they're "learning" without doing anything Next, the daily posting “Post every single day” 15-25 hours per week Grind justified by eventual payoff Which is the exact opposite of leverage Time intensity signals weak leverage If your system requires daily content feeding to survive then it’s a glorified job One strategic outbound message beats 30 forgettable posts that get 14 likes from your college roommate and some guy in San Francisco jerking off over some start up event For example, we booked 70 calls in finance in under 30 days using two accounts with zero content and under 300 followers $15k-$25k ticket size 62% reply rate across 312 prospects Those numbers don't happen because of daily posting They happen because we construct outbound messaging that pierces the market And always feels like a referral not a pitch Then he mentions the lead magnet system "Comment [WORD] below and I'll DM you the link" This is how you collect 10,000 consumers who want free PDFs Not 10 decision makers who want to wire you $30K Unless you’re genuinely exceptional at copywriting or video content, which, statistically, 98% of you aren’t Serious buyers signal interest privately The more public the CTA The lower the buyer quality So then all you're doing is building an audience of entertainment addicts, not buyers After that, the DM conversion playbook Scripted "value-first" sequences Soft qualification Poke-the-bear questions This might have a (low) chance working with gay founder led companies But the second you try this on a private credit partner or a luxury real estate developer You're filtered out instantly The messages leak neediness Operating where clients can wire $30K for the same service you currently charge $3K for means your positioning and messaging needs to be tight One wrong word destroys your whole positioning So the messaging has to understand their position, constraints and timing without explanation Then the charismatic founder narrative LinkedIn isn’t a stage for personality driven brands You don’t need to be the face of your company to close deals Private bankers and fund managers don't care if you're posting daily motivation They care if you understand their world well enough to remove a bottleneck that's costing them millions So visibility has nothing to do with authority inside capital networks I won’t even get into the cold outbound vs inbound discussion Because talking about outbound being better than inbound is the wrong question to ask When fundamentally the only thing that matters is contextual legitimacy Outbound fails when it sounds like the same pitch as 50X other agency owners Inbound fails when it floods your pipeline with non-buyers But when you thread your outbound right It sounds like someone who belongs in their world And those are the people that can actually pay you the price you deserve Instead of constantly speaking on the phone with prospects that need payment plans The fundamental issue here is that the entire system is optimised for an attention game inside a platform you don't control Because the only thing that actually pays is intentional distribution within a capital rich markets LinkedIn is a purely distribution layer So you need to intentionally solve for market selection, capital proximity and narrative control And then understand that LinkedIn is downstream of all three Because leverage is built inside capital rich ecosystems where one conversation is worth more than 500K impressions That’s why the fastest way to $30K deals isn't more content or better DM scripts It's escaping broke markets entirely and repositioning into verticals where buyers can wire $30K to an offer that is structurally aligned with their business Fix the market first Then the funnel or distribution logic becomes trivial

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.@Cloudflare tunnel random words give me messages from the divine like templeos did terry davis

OpenClaw is now MacMiniBot. Due to a Cease and Desist from Apple, MacMiniBot is now Moltmax. Due to sounding like a medicine for moths, Moltmax is now RedLobster. Due to PE restructuring, RedLobster and Red Lobster have merged, and your subscription now includes cheesy biscuits

high agency high curiosity is a superpower right now surround yourself with people embracing what’s happening and run towards it with them

a terrifying realization I had tonight playing with Claude Cowork is that, right now, we have the luxury of learning how to use AI "for free." But eventually, all these companies are gonna need to become profitable, and AI usage costs are going to go up 10x-100x. good luck to the everyday person trying to learn how to use AI when it costs $2k or $20k per month which means, if you think the skill/wealth divide is wide now... just wait 5 years. It's going to be cataclysmic

Elon Musk says AI-only companies will crush everyone else.

When you finally read the API documentation at 3AM after hours of debugging 😭😂

The worst thing that can happen is that I go broke if this doesn't work. Good thing I've been broke 5 times before. One more won't hurt. -Walt Disney