NatoshiSakamo1o

Go back to tradition and enjoy simple life☀️

[Pope Leo XIV @Pontifex]

In the era of #ArtificialIntelligence, when human dignity is threatened by new forms of dehumanization, ours is the pressing duty to remain profoundly human. We must lovingly safeguard the grandeur of humanity bestowed upon us and revealed in its fullness in Christ, the splendor of which no machine can ever replace. #MagnificaHumanitas
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[Georgia Coley @artwithinpod]

the pope wrote a 42,000 word manifesto declaring war on AI. we are so freaking back.

[John Dabell @John_Dabell]

26,000 steps in Derbyshire today. 6 months ago I had a collapsed lung and multi-organ failure because of my cancer. How do you like them apples?!

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

🌍 🌎 🌏

[Dickie Bush 🚢 @dickiebush]

Let me get this straight....

- You have access to basically all of the world's intelligence at your fingertips

- You can run a business from your phone and computer anywhere in the world

- You can reach anyone in the world with the words you type on a screen

- You can watch the sunrise and sunset every day and it never gets old

- You can play 2016 EDM sets in the background while you work

- You can fly on airplane to an entirely different country in a couple hours

- You can find every type of healthy food within a few minutes of your house

- You can wake up and slowly chip away toward your ideal body by lifting weights at the gym

Ignore the doomers - there has never been a better time in human history to be ALIVE

Slam an espresso and get to work

Let's have an elite day

[CZ 🔶 BNB @cz_binance]

Perfecting timing too.

[Noah Ryan @NoahRyanCo]

Being in shape is a hedge against hard times.

Broke, depressed, bad breakup, down bad. As long as you can look in the mirror and say “at least I’m not fat”, you’ll be alright.

An insurance policy of sorts

[Michael Saylor @saylor]

$MSTR will remain in MSCI indexes.

[Noble Masculinity @Noblemasculin1]

12 PHILOSOPHY BOOKS TO ESCAPE THE MATRIX:

1. Sun Tzu: "Art of War"
2. Aristotle: "Categories"
3. René Descartes: "Meditations on First Philosophy"
4. David Hume: "A Treatise of Human Nature"
5. Immanuel Kant: "Critique of Pure Reason"
6. Jean-Jacques Rousseau: "The Social Contract"
7. Friedrich Nietzsche: "Beyond Good and Evil"
8. Arthur Schopenhauer: "The World as Will and Representation"
9. John Stuart Mill: "On Liberty"
10. Sigmund Freud: "Civilization and Its Discontents"
11. Martin Heidegger: "Being and Time"
12. Ludwig Wittgenstein: "Philosophical Investigations"

[Wilberforce Theophilus @Eze_Wilberforce]

Before you leave this earth, I beg you in the name of God to read these three life-shaping Christian books.

1. E.M. Bounds on Prayer
2. The Pursuit of God by A.W. Tozer
3. The Normal Christian Life by Watchman Nee
4.The Purpose Driven Life by Rick Warren.

[Reads with Ravi @readswithravi]

This is probably one of the best books a young person must read.

[Lincoln @flabbytofit99]

I stole this parenting trick from the government.

And it's eliminated 90% of power struggles with my kids.

Here's how it works:

My 5-year-old used to fight me EVERY NIGHT about brushing teeth.

"No! I don't want to!"
"You have to!"
Meltdown. Tears. Exhausting.

Then I changed one thing:

Instead of "Go brush your teeth," I said:
"Do you want to brush teeth before or after pajamas?"

He thought about it. "After."

Done. No fight. Teeth got brushed.

What changed?

He felt like HE was making the decision.

But I was controlling both options.

It's the illusion of choice. And it's genius.

Now I use it everywhere:

"Do you want to clean your room now or after snack?"
"Do you want to wear your blue shirt or red shirt?"
"Do you want to do homework before or after dinner?"

Same outcome. Zero power struggle.

The government uses this on adults all the time:
"Do you want Candidate A or Candidate B?"
(Both serve their agenda)

If it works on adults, it DEFINITELY works on kids.

Give them choices within boundaries.

They feel empowered. You stay in control.

[Atelier Missor @AtelierMissor_]

We will cover the West with gigantic Greek statues.

We are seeking investors to walk beside us in this endeavour.

[NatoshiSakamo1o @TheStartGuide1]

@boldleonidas @kumadotbid So you mean the Bearsident?

[hunter @hxxntrr]

banks accidentally created an infinite money glitch and only 12 people know about it lmao

they get $100k at 0% apr
turn it into 1m+ points
fly first class forever
pay back the $100k
keep $20k in free travel

fuck it, i'm burning this whole thing down:

here's what nobody understands about credit cards:

banks lose money on smart mfs like us
they make billions on idiots paying 24% apr

for every 1 of us gaming the system
there's 1,000 wage slaves paying minimums

we're a rounding error they ignore
so the loophole stays wide open

here's the actual fucking play:

step 1: get $100k in business credit at 0%
(takes 60 days if you're not ngmi)

step 2: manufacture spend

this is where shit gets beautiful

you're not SPENDING $100k
you're CYCLING $100k

watch this:

buy $10k visa gift cards → earn 10k points
liquidate gift cards to money orders
deposit that shit
pay off the card same day
repeat 10x
(may or may not be illegal)

$100k "spent"
100k points earned
$0 actual cost

but that's kindergarten shit

the real degenerates know about multipliers:

amex gold: 4x at grocery stores
buy gift cards at whole foods
$10k = 40k points

chase ink: 5x at office stores
buy gift cards at staples
$10k = 50k points

stack 10 cards with bonuses
$100k cycled = 500k points easy

then the signup bonuses hit:

amex platinum: 150k points for joining
chase sapphire: 100k points
capital one: 100k points

20 cards deep = 2 million points
just for breathing

total haul from $100k float:
- manufactured points: 500k
- signup bonuses: 2m
- total: 2.5 million points

let me translate that to english:

singapore airlines first class: 100k points (worth $15k)
emirates first class to dubai: 150k points (worth $8k)
park hyatt tokyo: 30k/night (worth $2k)
four seasons maui: 50k/night (worth $3k)

that's $50-75k in luxury travel
from money that wasn't even yours
at zero percent interest
in 90 fucking days

"but hunter how do you pay it back?"

lmfaoooo this is the best part

month 1-12: pay minimums (10%/card)
month 13: balance transfer to new card
month 14-30: another 12-18 months at 0%
month 31: transfer again

infinite float
infinite points
zero dollars spent

it's so stupid it shouldn't work
but it does

the mfs already doing this:

- every influencer with a lambo (they're broke but flying first)
- fortune 500 ceos (won't snitch but you know who)
- saudi princes (they invented this shit)
- chinese students at usc (their parents taught them)
- me and my degenerate friends

we run the same play
we stay quiet about it
because if everyone knew...
game over tomorrow

but here's the thing:

banks literally can't stop it

stopping us means killing their whole system
they need transaction volume
they need point program engagement
they need us to exist

we're parasites but necessary ones
like those fish that clean sharks' teeth

"wait is this ethical?"

mf jpmorgan made $130 billion last year
from overdraft fees alone
mostly from poor people

i took $50k in travel from them
after they got $25 billion in taxpayer bailouts

tell me who's the real criminal here

real examples from last month:

homie #1:
- got $150k in business credit
- manufactured 3m points
- flew 15 family members to bali first class
- total cost: $0
- his mom cried
- worth it

homie #2:
- $80k credit line
- generated 1.5m points
- lived in park hyatts for 6 months straight
- "working remotely" (playing blackjack)
- hasn't paid for a hotel since

homie #3:
- $200k funding secured
- 4m points generated
- flies "private" (first class) monthly
- posts instagram stories to flex
- actually broke but nobody knows

me personally:

2024 travel so far:
- dubai 4x (first class emirates)
- tokyo 3x (ana first class)
- monaco for f1 (fuck yeah)
- maldives overwater villa
- antarctica (penguins are chill)

money spent: $3,847 (just taxes)
retail value: $185,000

i literally traveled more than i worked
thanks chase lmao

here's the whole fucking system:

phase 1: credit acquisition
- personal cards first (easy mode)
- business cards second (boss mode)
- 20-30 cards total minimum
- $200-500k in credit or ngmi

phase 2: point multiplication
- grocery store runs
- office depot hauls
- simon mall gift cards
- pay your rent with plastiq
- pay taxes with cards (yes really)

phase 3: the eternal cycle
- manufacture $50k monthly
- earn 200k points monthly
- pay everything same day
- repeat until death

phase 4: redemption like a boss
- only book first/business
- transfer to airlines at peak rates
- use points for flexing not economy
- never pay cash for travel ever again

why am i exposing this?

because gatekeeping is for pussies

rich kids learn this shit at prep school
poor kids learn "save 10% of your paycheck"

that's how generational wealth works
information asymmetry is the real inequality

plus honestly:

banks can't stop it anyway
99% of you won't execute
the 1% who do deserve to eat

your competition doesn't know this exists
that's literally your only advantage
fucking take it

the mindset shift required:

stop: "debt is scary"
start: "0% apr is free money you idiot"

stop: "points are nice to have"
start: "points are literally currency"

stop: "i can't afford first class"
start: "amex is buying my tickets"

once you understand this:

money isn't real (it's numbers on screens)
credit is a game (with cheat codes)
points are arbitrage (risk-free profit)
banks are your sugar daddy (not your enemy)

they're not your friend either
just a tool
like a hammer

use them to build your empire
or get hammered by the system
your choice

the move:

RT, like, and reply w/ "GLITCH" n ill dm:
- the exact card sequence that gets approved
- manufactured spend methods that won't get you banned
- point transfer partners with best ratios
- which redemptions are actually worth it
(must be following or ngmi)

or keep flying economy like a peasant
while we're drinking dom perignon at 38,000 feet
on jamie dimon's credit card

this is the real fucking game

ps - if your guru isn't teaching you this, they're using it themselves and keeping you poor on purpose. think about that.

[Pepe Invests @pepemoonboy]

I went to the mall this weekend, and one store in particular was insanely packed…

That store was Hollister.

I was intrigued so I went in, and let me tell you…they are making a comeback.

Their clothes are stylish, made of great material, and the store was packed to the brim.

Hollister is owned by Abercrombie & Fitch $ANF.

So what did I do this morning after seeing how much business they’re getting?

Yup, I bought 300 shares…

[Pump.fun @Pumpfun]

pumpfolio = packed

weather outside = beautiful

ansem liquidated? = yes

lock in.

[alon @a1lon9]

Q4 will be pump fun’s best quarter yet

book it.

[Dominik Tarczyński MEP @D_Tarczynski]

London!