Even the yearning for “intellectual intimacy” may be a class phenomenon.
If you grow up around people who casually discuss books, art, politics, and ideas, you don’t necessarily experience this as some extraordinary form of intimacy. It’s just friendship.
I think men are often surprised when powerful men face consequences because it breaks a fantasy they quietly hold: that enough power, money and influence should make you untouchable
you really need to live every day because man, time will pass you by regardless. don't spend your entire life preparing to enjoy it. you have to actually live.
Lori Huang is not just a "billionaire’s wife" she is an engineer who helped build the bedrock of the family empire.
Long before the billions, Lori Mills met her at Oregon State University. Lori was one of only three women in a class of 250. They married in 1985, eight years before Nvidia was even founded.
In Silicon Valley's early days, Lori worked as a microchip engineer at Silicon Graphics and initially made more money than Jensen, keeping the family afloat.
Lori raised their two children, Madison and Spencer, who both went on to take critical leadership roles at Nvidia in product marketing and robotics.
She is the co-trustee of family trusts holding over 500 million Nvidia shares, and serves as President of their $9 billion charitable foundation.
This is NOT a payday/jackpot for her. She has worked and invested in the wealth too.
It’s not even a hot take. It’s objectively true. They are totally looks-matched. But but but, “he’s rich so she should be way hotter.” Then stop bitching about gold diggers.
Man. I’ve analysed and calculated. The locking in I need to lock in now is the type that will have people thinking I’m dead or I disappeared off the face of the earth😖
Controversial as it may be, I believe the modern Pentecostal movement reflects Paul more than Jesus(which shouldn’t be the case), since many practices here are interpreted through Paul’s strictness in his letters and doctrines—even though he was the most flexible apostle regarding Jewish laws.
If you’re building a startup, project, business… whatever. From scratch?
Andy Burnham and Mamdani shouldn’t be posting and giving updates about their projects more than you.
You’re starting from nothing.
Give us a show. On Twitter. On IG. On Tiktok.
Let’s get excited to see you.
And then get tired of seeing you.
Then come to terms with the fact that you’re here to stay.
Then recognise you as a legend in the making.
Your shyness is keeping you mediocre.
Be very public and carry your work on head.
Bye.
REASONS I'M NOT HAVING KIDS, AND I'M NOT APOLOGIZING FOR IT:
1. I don't have billions of dollars sitting around waiting to be spent.
2. I don't want my entire life revolving around another human being.
3. I enjoy uninterrupted sleep, and I intend to keep enjoying it.
4. Kids are expensive, and I like spending my money on things I actually want.
5. I simply have no desire to become a parent.
6. I don't want the next 20+ years of my life revolving around raising someone.
7. I love being spontaneous. I don't want every little decision to require planning, scheduling and childcare.
8. I don't have the patience for constant noise, endless questions, tantrums and chaos.
9. I enjoy having free time without feeling guilty about it.
10. I like being able to travel, go out, change plans and do whatever I want without organizing my entire life around a child.
11. I don't want the responsibility of raising another human being just because society says that's the next step in life.
12. And honestly? Being child-free sounds like a pretty beautiful life to me.
Not everyone dreams of becoming a parent, and that's perfectly okay.
Having children is a choice, not an obligation. I'd rather be honest about what I want than bring a child into the world because of societal expectations.
You don't need to have kids to have a meaningful, happy and fulfilling life.
i didn’t want to address this publicly, but at this point i have to.
i don’t know this person. before she showed up in my ig comments accusing me of stealing her idea, i had never heard of her, her page, or her idea.
i work on fun projects every now and then, and this was one of those. the idea came to me on tuesday night into wednesday morning, and i executed and posted it immediately, like i always do.
she says she dmed me and i didn’t respond. For context, i posted the designs before she ever sent that message. her dm also went to my message requests, so i didn’t see it until yesterday. as soon as i saw it, i replied to clear things up. i still haven’t gotten a response.
instead of waiting for clarification, she went straight to writing threads that make it look like i stole from her. that isn’t true, and it’s not fair to put my name out there like that.
i’m happy to share my working files and timestamps with anyone who wants to see them. ideas can overlap. nobody has a monopoly on them, but overlap isn’t theft.
also, having mutuals doesn’t mean i’ve seen everything they repost. i don’t watch every story from everyone i follow, and nobody does. i’d never come across your page or your work before your accusation. a repost on someone else’s story isn’t proof that i saw it, much less that i copied it.
i wouldn’t normally respond to something like this, but it’s getting a lot of attention, so i needed to set the record straight. that’s all from me.
The person you are competing with is audaciously sending cold emails and getting rejected.
They'd get one yes one day and their career and life would be changed for ever.
There's you dreading LinkedIn, yet still won't pitch or sell yourself on X or IG.
LinkedIn is cringe una