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[Alex Tabarrok @ATabarrok]

This is pretty smart.

[Hemant Mohapatra @MohapatraHemant]

The curse of discipline is that every day looks the same. The curse of indiscipline is that every year does.

[Champagnezamzam @champagnenofe]

What’s that sound happening in the background of the @SkySportsNews @F1 broadcast? Car alarm?

[Zito @_Zeets]

This is basically the presidential visit. I watched the whole video with a smile on my face.

[Reads with Ravi @readswithravi]

I’m in love with this sentence:

“Your laziness is disrespectful for the people who believe in you.”

[Anthropic @AnthropicAI]

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[mia @emmerdeuse90s]

*levitate into new heights*

[аlina🥂 @mercedarri]

Lewis🗣️ “I'm not going anywhere, so stick with me. For a moment, I forgot who I was, but thanks to you and your support you're not going to see that mindset again.”

WE😭ARE😭SO😭BACK😭

[mev 🏀🧸🌹 @mevvybear]

“Don’t dehumanize me up here”
“I don’t have to understand anything coming from you”

Chills. What a legend.

[🪐👁️ @energyhealingjw]

One thing people need to understand about extremely kind, nice, and loving people, is that their other side is just as extreme. It's their moral compass that makes them gentle. Don't mistake their self-control for weakness.

[Champagnezamzam @champagnenofe]

@kemimarie May I get a copy please? Thanks!

[SightBringer @_The_Prophet__]

⚡️Brady is describing a self-engineered compulsion.

What separated him was not motivation, discipline, or love of the game. It was that he removed the option to be casual from his nervous system. Practice was not a means to an end. It was the environment where his identity lived. There was no psychological transition between “getting ready” and “performing.” That boundary simply did not exist for him.

That’s rare, and it’s not benign.

At that level, excellence stops being a choice and becomes maintenance of self-coherence. Sloppiness feels like ego death. Letting reps slide creates internal noise. The body responds with anxiety, irritation, and aggression until standards are restored. That’s the “psychopath” he’s hinting at. Not cruelty. Intolerance for internal disorder.

Most people cannot sustain this because it rewires your relationship with rest, joy, and other people.

You don’t relax.
You don’t turn it off.
You don’t feel satisfied for long.

You feel stable only when the system is tight.

That’s why this approach produces dynasties in narrow, rule-bound arenas and produces wreckage when applied broadly. It works in environments where the score is objective, feedback is immediate, and the hierarchy is real. Football qualifies. Most of life does not.

Here’s the uncomfortable truth people don’t say:

This level of greatness requires sacrificing parts of your humanity voluntarily before life takes them from you involuntarily.

Brady traded:
•emotional looseness
•relational flexibility
•novelty without purpose
•periods of being unaccountable

for:
•inevitability
•precision under stress
•dominance over time
•immunity to pressure

And it worked because the arena rewarded it cleanly.

Most people want the outcome without the cost. They want to feel intense sometimes and relaxed most of the time. That combination does not produce outliers. It produces competence.

Brady wasn’t trying to “be his best.”
He was trying to never betray his internal standard, even for a single rep.

That’s why practice mattered more than game day. Game day is exposure. Practice is programming.

And here’s the final, quiet truth:

This mindset is a tool.

Used deliberately, in a narrow domain, with eyes open, it creates legends.
Used unconsciously, everywhere, it creates tyrants, addicts, and broken families.

Brady chose the cost knowingly.
Most people flirt with the aesthetic and recoil from the reality.

That’s the real signal underneath his words.

[Saucy bandit (Priyanka Joshi)🇮🇳 @jopriyu267]

People often speak of the sacrifices parents make for their children, but almost no one acknowledges the quiet compromises children make for their parents.

So many of us grew up watching our parents struggle, and instinctively softened ourselves to spare them pain. We learned to swallow our wants before they ever became requests. We picked up a book in a shop, only to put it back the moment we overheard them discussing the month’s budget. We pretended school excursions didn’t interest us because we knew the extra fee would tighten things at home.

We hid our heartbreaks, adjusted our dreams, and chose nearer or lesser colleges....not for lack of ambition, but because we sensed the burden our choices could bring. These are the small, invisible sacrifices of childhood, the ones no one writes poems about, yet they shape us just as deeply.

[Dave Jones @eevblog]

IMPORTANT message for everyone using Gmail.
You have been automatically OPTED IN to allow Gmail to access all your private messages & attachments to train AI models.
You have to manually turn off Smart Features in the Setting menu in TWO locations.

Retweet so every is aware.

[zellie @zellieimani]

Minimum wage isn’t the minimum you need to live. It’s the minimum your employer is legally allowed to get away with paying you.

[issues @dadyssues]

this the type of love that gives a nigga strength

[Champagnezamzam @champagnenofe]

@AlongImna

[Organizermemes @OrganizerMemes]

This Obama edit has 6.3 million likes and 23 million views on TikTok from a random political creator

I've never seen the actual establishment sell Obama's legacy as well as this organic hit

[аlina🥂 @mercedarri]

“Lewis Hamilton has crashed and is now out of the race”