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[Cecile Shaw @CecileShaw]

@MarkJCarney Well Mark, the word “woman" has meant "adult human female" since around the 8th century.

That's over 1,200 years.

But that didn’t stop you leftists from changing it.

[Rickety Rekt @P3t3rMans]

@backlessdress26 Yoni is the only one

[darkzodchi @zodchiii]

https://t.co/gW0rSHzvEa

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@daffyduckinson animate

[Daffy @daffyduckinson]

$45k–$120k/month pages are quietly being built with ai animated objects like these

they feel like random shorts you’d send a friend
but they’re structured education funnels under the surface

a sad rice ball inside a fridge
a green character explaining digestion
a drink walking through your kidneys

each video teaches one simple idea
one habit
one mistake people didn’t know they were making

ai writes the micro-story
cloudbot generates the characters and environments
the system posts daily without burnout

no face
no influencer
no personal brand risk

just everyday objects turning health lessons into scroll-stopping scenes

attention comes first
trust builds naturally
offers slide in later

this format is about to replace a massive part of faceless health content

rt + comment “animate” and i’ll dm the setup
(follow for dm)

[Rickety Rekt @P3t3rMans]

@MaryDyerfnxb @JennaFights4You Based

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@tupacabra Just like in the show “Common Side Effects” 🤣

[Dr P. Accurate sex-recognition is a human right @Psychgirl211]

https://t.co/hC754KKrT0

[Bridgett Fertig @LightOnLiberty]

Who made this?! 😂

Wait for it!

They should air this during the Superbowl commercials to show the public the Truth and vindicate President Trump.

[vittorio @IterIntellectus]

https://t.co/GFfob61imm

[Manuu Media ™ @manuukenya]

I'm looking for insults so intelligent you don't realise you've been roasted until 3 thoughts later

[Rickety Rekt @P3t3rMans]

@trader_koala 🐨

[Rickety Rekt @P3t3rMans]

@babybeginner The solution is and always has been very simple. You make a female category, and an open category. The segregation in sports is not based on “how a person feels”, but rather on biological reasons. It doesn’t have to be this complicated…

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@bulkeley_john @EricLDaugh Are you hiring water cannon operators? How can I get this job???

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@KoroushAK Yes

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@trader_koala $DOG plz kind koala 🙏

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@drjenirwin @tylerblack32 This further reinforces why we should vote for him. Thank you for posting.

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@Tradermayne 🤦‍♂️

[Rickety Rekt @P3t3rMans]

@kurtwuckertjr Happy birthday Kurt 🤝 great list, lots of wisdom here

[S Tominaga (Aka Dr Craig Wright) @CsTominaga]

How you create wealth matters, because wealth is not just the accumulation of assets—it is the story of what you have built, the lives you have touched, and the legacy you leave behind.

Wealth earned through innovation, through value creation, and through service to others is fundamentally different from wealth amassed by hollow speculation and exploitation.

It is the difference between building and hoarding, between contribution and parasitism.

True wealth is crafted, not conjured.

It is born of effort, ingenuity, and intention. The Renaissance understood this; the master builders and artists created works that endure not because they sought to get rich, but because they sought to create something meaningful.

Japan’s Zen traditions remind us that the material world holds value only when imbued with care and respect. Even the idea of Bitcoin as digital cash—before it was corrupted—was about enabling value to flow, not about trapping it in a vault.

The how of wealth creation defines its worth. Wealth built on greed—on exploitation, deception, or idle speculation—rots from within.

The obsession with hoarding wealth, with "HODL" over use, transforms money from a tool of progress into a monument to unreflective selfishness. It is a fixation on numbers rather than what those numbers represent: growth, innovation, and human connection.

A system that prioritises useful wealth—wealth earned by contributing to the world, by solving problems, by creating tools and systems that uplift—builds a stronger foundation for all.

This is why Bitcoin as digital cash mattered: it was about enabling people to transact freely, to innovate, to participate in a system of shared value. When greed eclipses this purpose, when the focus shifts to accumulation for its own sake, wealth becomes hollow, destructive, and ultimately unsustainable.

How you create wealth is a reflection of what you value. It defines whether you are building a legacy of progress or a legacy of decay. Wealth born of utility and creation builds a better world.

Wealth born of greed consumes it. The choice is ours to make, but the consequences are inevitable.