Anas Uddin

21. 3rd grade drop out. An autodidact trying to find a problem I love solving and one that's worth solving.

[Anas Uddin @_Anasuddin]

Let me introduce myself.

Hey, My name is Anas. I'm 22 years old, a 3rd grade drop-out. I'm considered "uneducated," by societal standards, even though I speak 4 languages, educated myself in philosophy, mathematics, finance, crypto and more.

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@sahil_ohe What’s did you do with it?

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@sahil_ohe Minecraft Fs fs

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This… is… very interesting.

What’s weird is my bodily reaction to it, my mind recognizes this amazing feat, but my body can’t accept it.

[nature @Nature]

A 53-year-old clinically dead man has become the first person to receive two kidneys and a whole liver from a genetically modified pig.

https://t.co/XomWsovhzz

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@davidmanheim @ToKTeacher @AISafetyMemes @PaulRRobichaud True, but that still doesn’t change HOW it did it. All Paul is arguing is that it wasn’t an act of creativity.

[Startup Archive @StartupArchive_]

Naval Ravikant: “The smart and leveraged are getting richer”

“I’ve been saying this for a while, but the leverage in the system is insane,” Naval begins. “Leverage is a force-multiplier for your work. The oldest form of leverage is labor (you have people working with you or for you). Then it was capital (you’re investing money behind a problem). Then it was media (you’re writing a book and people are listening to you and your words are moving many people to do things)… Then code came along. Code is this incredible, permissionless form of leverage where you have robots and data centers cranking away for you. And now the leverage is increasing through AI, agents, robots, supply chains, 3D printing, and all the things you can do to amplify your work.”

Naval reflects on the claim that there will be 1-person, billion-dollar companies and points out that there actually already have been: Minecraft and Bitcoin were both 1-person projects.

“The leverage will just continue to increase, which means non-linear returns.” Naval explains. And he points out that this has important societal implications:

“Society is just not built to handle that. You can see all of the outcry against the rich getting richer and billionaires and all that, but it’s not really that the richer are getting richer. It’s that the smart and leveraged are getting richer. If you’re smart, and you’re highly-leveraged, you’re knowledge-creation power (earning-power is downstream of knowledge) is so much higher than your peers that you may have left behind in college and they just have no idea what’s coming. It’s going to be a kind of crazy time.”

Source: @zfellows (Aug 2025)

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@SilentProp18025 @mitchellvii How will there be more money to be made by other people?

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Is it out yet? If so where?

[Naval Podcast @navalpodcast]

Tomorrow:

[Nivi @nivi]

Make the content you want to see in the world.

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@pmarca @grok is this true?

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@ToKTeacher @DavidDeutschOxf Can you suggest any places where I can start from?

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@ToKTeacher @DavidDeutschOxf Where do I start from? I know no one with whom I can have a proper conversation about the whole situation and get my own points cleared.

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@ToKTeacher @DavidDeutschOxf I’d like to look into how Israelites are actually the good guys and not the Palestiniens.

Everywhere I look Israel is shown to be the bad guy, but ive noticed a few, just a handful of accounts talking about Israel’s innocence.

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@nivi @FounderApp What is it about?

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I'm watching "The Ascent of Man" by Jacob Brownoski and wondering if there are other documentaries, books or any form of medium that talks about such ideas the way Brownoski has done in his documentary.

[Brett Hall @ToKTeacher]

@ziziskan @arjunkhemani I’m not a “Popperian”. Radical, conservative or otherwise. Because: https://t.co/z2CYUVCDI0 Excerpt:

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@Simridhi_ Not a substack but an essay https://t.co/XlW61zejW4

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@arjunkhemani @DavidDeutschOxf We getting another podcast with DD?

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Here comes the lover’s dilemma, should the man forgive and forget or bestow justice against their lover’s wishes?

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The Lover’s Dilemma

Should the lover forgive someone who had wronged their lover when their lover themselves forgave them? Or should the lover do smth about the person that wronged their lover? Revenge? Punishment?

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I’ve often heard stories where the women forgives her perpetrator but their men cannot.

The women ask their man to forgive and forget but the men usually don’t want to, but instead want to bestow judgement on the perpetrators for what they did.