@Polymarket my next startup idea: resell the $2 million worth tokens with a 50% discount to other startups in exchange for equity, pay to myself a $1 million salary
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How to use Grok to build the next startup, product or service: just ask Grok to Identify the top 5 problems people have been venting about on X (posts + high-engagement comments) in the last 6 months. This is what I got:
5. Real-life ADHD/executive dysfunction struggles (not the “fun” meme version) + daily decision fatigueHigh-engagement posts calling out how ADHD feels like “specific dementia ruining your life at every step,” plus overlapping complaints about outfit/packing decisions, forgetting maintenance/returns, one-sided friendships, and voice-note overload - Product/service opportunity: An adaptive ADHD “life co-pilot” app that uses context-aware AI for executive function (smart reminders that adapt to your energy, auto-generates packing/outfit lists from calendar + weather, transcribes/summarizes voice notes instantly, suggests low-effort social check-ins). Existing tools feel one-size-fits-all; this one would actually understand the brain wiring.
How to use Grok to build the next startup, product or service: just ask Grok to Identify the top 5 problems people have been venting about on X (posts + high-engagement comments) in the last 6 months. This is what I got:
4. Hustle culture burnout and craving slow/peaceful living (time > titles, “I don’t want this life I worked for”) -Product/service opportunity: A “peace-first lifestyle OS” app that enforces digital boundaries, builds slow-morning routines, blocks hustle-porn content, tracks “peace score” instead of productivity porn, and connects users to like-minded slow-living communities/events. It would be the anti-Grindr for your nervous system.
BIG: Dutch Defence Minister Gijs Tuinman hints that software independence is possible for F-35 jets.
He literally said you can “jailbreak” an F-35.
When asked if Europe can modify it without US approval:
“That’s not the point… we’ll see whether the Americans will show their true colors.”
And then he dropped this:
“I'm going to say something I should never say, but I'll do it anyway. Just like your iPhone, you can jailbreak an F-35. I won't say more about it.”
Source: BNR Nieuwsradio Podcast