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How did religion shape modern capitalism? 💰

A look at how Protestant beliefs influenced attitudes toward wealth, work, and investment.

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Are elite universities really worth the prestige? 🎓

A personal reflection on Yale and why prestigious institutions aren’t always the right path.

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What if every decision you make actually matters? 🧠

A reflection on consciousness, personal responsibility, and how our actions shape the world around us.

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Everyone going crazy in Europe rn?

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BREAKING:

Milan, Italy right now, chaos caused by protesters.

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Children are natural learners. 🧠

The idea: Giving kids more freedom to explore and follow their curiosity may be just as important as formal education.

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This is just insane

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The Collapse is already happening in France 😳

[confrontation française @confrontfr]

⚠️🔴 À REGARDER JUSQU'À LA FIN

JE NE PEUX PAS DÉCRIRE CE QUE JE VIENS DE VIVRE À MARSEILLE.

#17octobre

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What really separates the powerful from everyone else?

A provocative theory suggests that the willingness to cross moral boundaries may matter more than intelligence or hard work.

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Could corporations become the new nation-states?

A look at a future where tech giants like Google and Meta could wield power traditionally held by governments.

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Does everyone have a price?

A thought experiment explores the difference between being willing to cross a moral line and actually being able to do it.

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Are political decisions driven by strategy or loyalty?

A debate on Trump’s leadership and the role of those around him.

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Two different perspectives on Trump’s political strategy.

Is his approach driven by long-term planning or short-term decisions?

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Today is Friday 🤷🏼‍♂️

[Discussing Groyper @groypernewsTV]

🚨 BREAKING: Professor Jiang has reportedly predicted that tomorrow will be Friday.

Jiang: “So. Today is Thursday. Ok. But tomorrow is Friday. And if tomorrow is Friday, then tomorrow cannot be Thursday. So. Ok.”

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A look at group identity and divisions and why differences within groups can sometimes be greater than those between them. 👀

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A different perspective on the Iran war and how religious beliefs may play a role alongside geopolitics. 🌍

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Who is really driving U.S. policy in the Middle East? 🇺🇸🇮🇱

Professor Jiang lays out his view on the dynamic between Trump, Israel and Iran arguing that Trump is reacting to events rather than controlling their direction.

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Professor Jiang poses a wild thought experiment: If you had Thanos’ Infinity Gauntlet, which group would you eliminate?

Two very different answers follow.

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Nick immediately asks the one question that changes the debate: “What’s the evidence?” 👀

The conversation about the Rothschilds quickly turns into a live fact-check and the claim starts falling apart.

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“America needs a dictator.”

The reasoning? A broken political system, extreme polarization and elites they believe no longer represent the people.