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[GOA7Z @MENTALIS7]

In the end you’ll find that the most valuable thing isn’t #money.

It’s #time, don’t waste it working all the time (spend it with people that you love and hopefully that love you too).

#Bitcoin

[Brian Armstrong @brian_armstrong]

Aging is arguably the root cause of most major diseases (loss of function in our cells). Four years ago, we made a bet that aging was treatable, and NewLimit was born.

NewLimit now has a prototype drug that reverses the age of some human cells (restores function they had when they were younger), and a clinical trial scheduled for next year (with more drug candidates in the pipeline).

Grateful to Founders Fund, Thrive, Greenoaks, and the rest of the investors for this latest round. @jacobkimmel and the team are just getting started.

[Jupiter @JupiterExchange]

We’re hosting a $125,000 World Cup Challenge on @jup_predict

If you’re a FIFA World Cup 2026 fan, this one’s for you

All you need to do is correctly predict 5 matches

This isn’t one to miss. Here’s how to participate:

[Atikin @Prof_Atikin]

This is why PSA is 10 million cards behind

Who is actually out here sending in energies, this has to be a troll

[CueFacts @Lifepathfacts]

As we approach @cuetheapp’s 3rd birthday on 7/28, we’ll be doing a series of giveaways for the community.

As many of you already know, $800 is being given away on 6/8 to celebrate the launch of our biggest update of the year.

To enter:

• Like ❤️
• Repost 🔄
• Comment #FindYourGreat

We’ll be selecting even more winners to receive membership to CUE+.

[Myron Gaines Updates @WyronGaines]

♦️Concerned student asks Myron why he’s not behind bulletproof glass!😳🫣

“If I die telling the truth then it is what it is.. Can’t be scared to die my friend.”

[GOA7Z @MENTALIS7]

@ProTheDoge @Kurrco Stfu janice

[White Girl @WhiteGirl1776]

As a little girl I dreamed of one day going to Paris, clipping a lock on the bridge, standing beneath the Eiffel Tower, and eating real French pastries and cuisine.

As a grown woman I wanted to stand in awe of the wonders of Western civilization our ancestors built.

That dream is being erased right now by third world invaders who are burning and tearing it to the ground.

If the men who stormed the beaches of Normandy could see what we’ve allowed to happen to the Europe they died to save… they would have fought a very different war.

[Michael Saylor @saylor]

Never sell your Bitcoin.

[Peyton Elroy @PeytonElroy]

I’ve noticed when women live alone or without family in their 20s they tend to become more promiscuous because loneliness kicks in and therefore a want of companionship/intimacy. I think there’s benefit to living with family or parents until marriage because you are less likely to be bringing different men home. Whether or not that’s an indirect form of shame, I think it turns out to be a healthier way to live vs racking up a body count since otherwise no one is there to “hold you accountable”

[boot @lowercaseboot]

My friend's dad died recently.

In some turn of events, I found myself acting as messenger, passing the news through a loose network of old friends, acquaintances and people who knew the family in one way or another.

The responses were almost universally the same.

"That's sad."

"That sucks!"

"Give him my condolences."

And then the conversation just completely fizzled out.

At first I thought it was strange. Death is supposed to be one of the great events of human existence. Entire religions have been built around this philosophy. Massive wars have been fought over a single death. Philosophers have literally dedicated their lives to understanding it.

Yet when confronted with the death of an actual human being, most people acknowledged it briefly before returning to whatever they had been doing five minutes earlier.

The more I thought about it, the more I realised that this isn't callousness or a lack of sensitivity. It's just that people are programmed to compartmentalize that information as "something sad but not directly related to my existence" and move on.

The dead man's death was only a catastrophe to his wife, his children, and his close friends. To everyone else it was just a message they received, responded to, and moved on with their day.

I realised, years earlier I had experienced something similar.

There was a neighbour who had lived next door to my parents for most of my life. He was one of those permanent fixtures you unconsciously assume will always be there. Whenever I returned home, I'd inevitably end up talking to him over the fence.

One evening after returning from a long overseas work trip I took my parents out to dinner and I asked my father how he was doing.

"Oh, he's dead," he replied.

Then he carried on with the conversation about a broken headlight he had gotten on his car that week.

I remember feeling shocked. Like, "wait, what? This dude is dead?"

This man had occupied a small corner of my world for decades. He had a family. A career. Hobbies. Opinions. Stories etc. He had accumulated an entire lifetime of experiences. Yet his passing entered the conversation with all the gravity of someone asking about the weather.

What struck me later was that my father wasn't being dismissive about him.

The world had just moved on, and eventually it always does.

I think most people spend their lives assuming they occupy a much larger place in reality than they actually do just by default.

We're the protagonist of our own story, so naturally we assume we're a significant character in everyone else's. We imagine our death as some great event because from our perspective it is the ultimate significance.

But for almost everyone else, it's not.

I mean, most people can't name their great-grandparents or couldn't tell you who lives in the apartment next to them.

Most of us struggle to remember details about that holiday we took to South East Asia 10 years ago, let alone all the people we ever had some sort of close relationship with.

Yet somehow we imagine that strangers will carry our memory indefinitely.

A lifetime of worries, ambitions, achievements, failures, routines and relationships eventually gets compressed into an off hand line of "yeh he died".

The truth is that history has no interest in the overwhelming majority of human beings. The universe is indifferent to our existence.

Think about it. Are people going to gather their grandchildren around a fire to tell stories of Gavin, Senior Accounts Manager, who exceeded his quarterly targets year-on-year?

An uncomfortable amount of modern life consists of expending enormous effort on things that will vanish almost immediately after we're gone.

We assume we will be remembered and that our actions matter.

But our actions are not a metric of what other people will care about us once we're gone, but more a measure by which we mark our own progress.

In reality, the heroin addict living under the bridge has about as much cosmic impact on society as we do; we just assume we matter more because we're doing what society told us mattered.

This isn't supposed to be depressing. If anything, you should probably view it as liberating.

Because at the end of the day, if no one remembers who you were, then it doesn't matter whether you lived up to other people's expectations.

The people judging your life will eventually be forgotten just as quickly as you were.

The real mistake is spending your life trying to satisfy these people whose opinions were never going to survive any longer than their Chat-GPT written obituaries.

[𝗘𝗟🐕⚒️👁️⃤ @MasterNumber]

This 🎯

[Manly Mentor @manly_mentor]

Men,
Lust is a sweet poison ‼️💯

[Scared Cat @_scared_cat_]

The biggest tell that a meme coin is going to billions is how you feel about it.

Whenever a coin is destined for billions and you’re in it, you feel a certain way about it.

It’s an indescribable confident that you are right.

I feel that way about $TROLL. And I know a lot of you do too.

[scar @imfat]

your rich phase starts in June

[redpillbot @redpillb0t]

They won't let you win.

[Shadow @_Shadow36]

The amount of bitch made men gotta be at an all time high lol

Gotta be the softest generation ever

My nigga…

You fold up instantly if shit don’t go your way?

Any bit of resistance and your life is over?

Not a millionaire by fuckin 27 and you would think some of these guys are on their deathbed lol

You gotta be able to persevere and overcome adversity.. NOTHING will EVER be easy.

Embrace all challenges and become a better man because of it.

[Sean trades @SRxTrades]

Last week I made: $206k

This week it’s: $370k

What most haven’t seen is 3 years of not making a single penny

-Blowing accounts
-Arguments with loved ones
-No one believing in you

It took me years to get here

Don't give up just because you are not seeing results right now.

[Interstellar @InterstellarUAP]

This woman just shattered everything I thought I knew about quantum physics in 60 seconds 😱

"Quantum physics isn’t just science, it’s logical spirituality. You don’t attract what you want. You align with what you already are."

Every version of you already exists in the quantum field - The wealthy you, the happy you, the successful you.

"The quantum field doesn’t respond to begging. It responds to certainty."

Your most powerful tool is visualization.

‘Our minds don’t know the difference between imagination and reality.’

Time isn’t linear, you can pull your future into the now & re-code your past.

You are not a person inside the universe.

You ARE the universe experiencing itself through you.

"Go live like the miracle you are.”

[Dave @tufdave]

My mom cooked with this

[by @beyoumf]

Be rich. But never talk about money. Be fit. But never talk about working out. Be sharp. But never mention books. Never let excitement make you announce things prematurely. Stay low-key and move silently. you'll never regret it.