victor espinoza

[The Werewolf @Erwin_Rommel8]

عندما التقت الناجية الحقيقية من الهولوكوست ميلا بفيفربيرغ بالممثل رالف فاينس بدأت ترتجف من الخوف لأنه كان يشبه آمون غوث الحقيقي بشكل كبير

[Universo A.C. Milan @UniversoACMilan]

🔙#TBTRossonero: Atenas, 18 de mayo de 1994. El Milan no solo conquistó su quinta Copa de Europa: protagonizó una de las mayores exhibiciones de la historia de la competición. El 4-0 al Barcelona de Cruyff, con dos goles de Massaro, Savicevic y Desailly, quedó para siempre como una noche de absoluta grandeza Rossonera.🔴⚫

[SCHUMI @SCHUMIxACADE]

🙏🏻| Jamás olviden estas palabras de Franco Colapinto, la humildad y claridad con la que habla y destaca sus tres referentes pilotos argentinos

[Champweb @champwebdotnet]

1996 Relived - Rd 3 Rio | The final lap in what for sure was Andre Ribeiro's career defining moment winning in his home country of Brazil at the inaugural race in Rio. Listen to the crowd!

[Indy90 @IndyPix90]

Michael Andretti P1 GP Toronto 1991

Newman - Haas ( Lola - Chevrolet)

[CiroCala79 @Cica7981]

La rabona.

[F1PIX @F1PIX10]

Chico Serra X Raul Boesel

GP Canada 1982 #F1

[Lugar Cinema🎬 @LugarCinema]

Pueden pasar siglos, que jamás me cansaré de escuchar la banda sonora de Rocky.

[Tema Ultra @cryp_cryp]

In August 2008 SpaceX had just lost its third rocket in a row. Musk's old PayPal partners put in $20 million that month. At the June 2026 IPO their stake was worth over $50 billion.

In 2014 one of them told a Stanford class why Musk wins.

His name is Peter Thiel. His Founders Fund put about $600 million into SpaceX in total. In 2004 he wrote Facebook its first outside check, $500,000 for 10.2%.

The 50-minute video is that class, a startup course taught by a 29-year-old Sam Altman.

The formula is two letters. X is the value a business creates for the world. Y is the share of X it keeps. Thiel's point: X and Y have nothing to do with each other.

Size is not profit. In 2012 US airlines took in $195 billion of domestic revenue and Google about $50 billion. Together the airlines were worth about a quarter of Google.

Watch which way they lie. A monopoly claims competition: Google, with two thirds of search, calls itself a technology company. A business with no edge claims it is unique: the only British restaurant in Palo Alto.

Own the whole chain. Thiel says Tesla and SpaceX had no single 10x breakthrough. The key was "the complex vertically integrated monopoly structure they had." Tesla sells its own cars, so dealers can't take the money. SpaceX makes what other rocket builders buy from subcontractors.

Ten times better or nothing. A check sent on eBay took seven to ten days to clear. PayPal was more than ten times faster.

Durability beats growth. When Thiel ran PayPal's numbers in March 2001, about three quarters of the company's value came from cash flows in 2011 and beyond.

Follow the crowd and you buy the top. Thiel calls a rush into the same thing "often proof of insanity." His example is Harvard Business School classes that ignored tech except in 1999 and 2000, when they timed the peak perfectly. The Nasdaq lost 78% by October 2002.

"The cumulative profits in the US have been approximately zero."

That is Thiel on a hundred years of US airlines.

Warren Buffett had said the same zero back in 1999. In 2016 he bought four airlines anyway, and in 2020 he sold them at a loss.

Every startup pitch deck opens with the size of the market. Every stock tip from a friend opens the same way.

Before you buy your next stock, ask how much of the value it creates the company gets to keep. If the answer is close to zero, you are buying an airline.

[Toei Animation Latinoamérica @ToeiAnimationLA]

¡El poderoso ataque de Sigfried! ⚔️💥 ¿Cuál de los Dioses Guerreros es tu favorito?

#LosCaballerosdelZodiaco #SaintSeiya

[Indy90 @IndyPix90]

US 500 1996

[Verum @verumidest]

In March 2024 Jane Street paid about $100 million for 3.3 million Anthropic shares. They became about $2.2 billion. The seller was the bankruptcy estate of Sam Bankman-Fried's FTX.

Bankman-Fried learned to trade at Jane Street from 2013 to 2017. At FTX he put about $500 million into Anthropic, back when it was a small AI lab.

When FTX collapsed, the estate had to sell assets to repay customers. It sold two-thirds of the Anthropic stake for $884 million, around $30 a share. Jane Street was the second-largest buyer.

FTX customers got back dollars at November 2022 prices. Every gain those shares made after the sale went to the buyers.

Then the AI boom repriced everything. In the third quarter of 2025, Jane Street reportedly booked about $830 million of gains on private holdings, mostly Anthropic. That was roughly 12% of the quarter's revenue.

The $2.2 billion is what those shares were worth at Anthropic's $380 billion valuation in February 2026. In May, Anthropic raised money at $965 billion.

Bankman-Fried is serving 25 years. His best bet ended up with the firm that taught him to trade.

The full story of how they got there is below.

[Redentore. @AlRedentore]

Diego A. Maradona 1984/85

[El Club del Arte 🎨📷📚🖼🕍🎼 @Arteymas_]

El maravilloso arte del cine…

La Mascota de 1933 es una de las obras cumbre del cine de animación en stop-motion de la época clásica, creada por el pionero polaco-ruso Vladislav Starévich en colaboración con su hija, Irene Starévich.

La película destaca por su asombrosa maestría técnica, su atmósfera surrealista y su profunda carga emocional.

El punto álgido del cortometraje ocurre cuando la mascota cae en una fiesta surrealista y grotesca organizada por el Diablo.

En esta escena, Starévich despliega su imaginación más oscura utilizando animación de objetos cotidianos, donde esqueletos de pescado, verduras marchitas, cáscaras de naranja y globos bailan en una coreografía macabra y fascinante.

A diferencia de otros animadores de la década de 1930, los Starévich lograron dotar a sus marionetas de una expresividad facial humana y una fluidez de movimiento asombrosa.

Utilizaban estructuras de alambre internas muy complejas, ojos de vidrio móviles y una iluminación expresionista que creaba sombras dramáticas, rivalizando directamente con lo que hacía Hollywood en esos años.

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

In 52 BC, Julius Caesar was surrounded by 300,000 warriors, yet he pulled off a move so brilliant that military academies still teach it 2,000 years later.

[El Club del Arte 🎨📷📚🖼🕍🎼 @Arteymas_]

El queso Gorgonzola es ampliamente reconocido como el queso azul más antiguo documentado en la historia, con registros tradicionales que sitúan sus orígenes en el año 879 d.C. en las afueras de Milán, Italia.

Aunque existen otros quesos azules célebres como el Roquefort francés, cuyas leyendas son muy antiguas pero sus registros oficiales confiables datan del siglo XI, y el Stilton británico del siglo XVIII, el Gorgonzola mantiene el título del pionero escrito.

En sus inicios durante la Edad Media, no se le llamaba gorgonzola, sino stracchino di Gorgonzola o stracchino verde.

El término proviene del dialecto lombardo "stracche" (cansadas), en referencia al estado de las vacas tras bajar de los pastos alpinos en otoño.

Historiadores de la gastronomía señalan que, si bien el queso comenzó a producirse en el año 879, las características vetas azuladas y verdosas producidas por el moho (Penicillium glaucum) no empezaron a ser una parte intencional y constante del proceso de maduración hasta aproximadamente el siglo XI.

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

Syrian archaeologist Khaled Al Asaad who devoted his life to the excavation and restoration of Palmyra, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. He was beheaded by ISIS after refusing to disclose the location of ancient artifacts, despite a month of torture. He died a hero of heritage protection.

[Heinz Harald Frentzen @frentzen_hh]

Selfie pioneer since 2003..
This was my first F1 post after I joined X.
In 2003, taking a digital selfie was practically unheard of.
Surprised faces 😂

[Nostalgoalogy @Nostalgoalogy]

No one has ever been targeted so much in history.
#maradona

[Adi el Grande @icardo8]

Ayrton Senna vs Michael Schumacher en Imola 1994