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yes I’m a woman

[🦉Hootz🐍 🇵🇸 @YngviCom]

left wing bisexuals: deeply rooted paranormal fear of pussy

right wing bisexuals: insatiable primordial hunger for pussy

[goma @soigomaa]

I think of these women every day and feel guilty.If not for geographical luck this could be me. I don't know how to help

[Ladie⚢Labrys @ladielabrys2]

My hot take on this couple is that the only reason women hate on and accuse Sam-Taylor Johnson of being a predator is bc they are jealous.
If he wasn't handsome you wouldn't care, you wouldn't rage about their relationship, you wouldn't call her a predator.
You simply wouldn't give a shit.
It's all performative outrage to soothe your ego over a young, handsome actor choosing an older, unconventional-looking woman. It's so obvious to me, I find it really pathetic!

[Tunde Aina @tunde_aina_]

Broooo! This thing is insane man.i saw this tweet around 3am. I decided to take a 10 minutes break to stretch and do it.

Mehn, I’m just waking up now. 7am.
Too good! Works like mad

[mylene mae @mylenesmind]

i guess we’re really doing this thing

[Mehak Vohra @itsmehakvohra]

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[Davie Fogarty @daviefogarty]

This works both ways;

If you say 'sorry I suck at this' or 'this probably will fail'

Your brain will bring it into existence.

[annamaria muchnik @mannamaria]

Lo dijo hace años Simone de Beauvoir: "no olvidéis jamás que bastara una crisis política, económica , religiosa, para que los derechos de las mujeres vuelvan a ser cuestionados. Estos derechos nunca se dan por adquiridos, debemos permanecer vigilantes toda nuestra vida"

[???% @tsukkisachi]

no but you guys... I started reading this manga back when I was a teenager in college hoping I'd get to experience love too and now seven years later I get to watch the live action adaptation with my gf 😭😭😭

[. @epicthing111]

@iselltraff Survive

[iGaming Traffic @iselltraff]

everything i know about getting banned on FB Ads and Google Ads.

19 protocols. one survival kit. completely free.

from $0 to $7M. Account Types. BM Farms. Fan Page Linking. Backup Accounts...

took me 7 years to learn this.

takes you 5 minutes to get it.

like, RT + comment "SURVIVE" and i'll send it over.

(must be following)

[Ayman Al-Abdullah 🧱 @aymanalabdul]

Going from $0-$1M is an art

Going from $1M-$100M is a science

I took AppSumo from $3M to $84M in 6 years while cutting my own hours in half doing it.

Here's the recipe:

[The Biohacking Immortal @1Immortals1]

starting at age 25 you lose 1% of your collagen every year. by 35 you've lost 10%. by 50 you've lost 25%.

the protein that holds your skin tight, your joints together, your bones strong, and your gut sealed is dissolving at a fixed rate that nobody warned you about and that most people don't address until they see the damage in the mirror

collagen is the most abundant protein in the human body. it forms 75% of your skin's dry weight, 90% of your bone matrix, and 100% of the structural framework holding your tendons, ligaments, and cartilage together. the loss is invisible for years because the body compensates. then one morning you notice the skin on your face is different. the joints creak. the recovery takes longer. the decline was happening for a decade. you just couldn't see it until the reserves ran out

supplementing collagen peptides at 10-15g daily has been shown in multiple randomized controlled trials to reverse the visible signs of loss. not slow. reverse. skin elasticity improves by 20-30% in 8 weeks. wrinkle depth reduces measurably. joint pain decreases. the raw materials arrive and the body puts them to use immediately because the demand has been exceeding supply for years

- hydrolyzed collagen peptides have 90%+ bioavailability meaning they survive digestion intact and reach the target tissues. the "collagen can't survive stomach acid" claim was debunked by absorption studies showing peptide fragments appearing in blood and skin tissue within hours of ingestion
- type I collagen targets skin and bone. type II targets cartilage and joints. type III targets gut lining and blood vessels. a multi-type collagen supplement addresses all degradation pathways simultaneously
- vitamin C is required for collagen synthesis. supplementing collagen without adequate vitamin C is like delivering bricks to a construction site without mortar. take 500-1,000mg vitamin C alongside the collagen for maximum synthesis
- the gut lining is rebuilt by collagen. the tight junctions between intestinal cells that prevent "leaky gut" are collagen-dependent. supplementing collagen repairs the intestinal barrier that processed food, alcohol, and NSAIDs have been eroding
- hair thickness and nail strength improve within 4-8 weeks because both structures are partially collagen-dependent. the keratin that forms hair and nails requires collagen as a structural scaffolding
- the bone density benefit is significant but underappreciated. a study showed 66% reduction in bone degradation markers in postmenopausal women after 12 months of collagen supplementation. the same mechanism operates in younger people to prevent the degradation from starting

you're losing 1% per year and the loss started in your mid-20s. every year without supplementation is a year the deficit deepens. 10-15g of collagen peptides daily with vitamin C costs $20-30/month and directly replaces what time is taking. the question isn't whether to supplement. it's how many years of loss you're willing to accumulate before you start

[mal @mal_shaik]

talked to a founder who gets 80% of his signups from reddit.

he doesnt run ads. doesnt post content. doesnt have a following.

he posts and replies to ppl who have the problem his product solves 3x per week

been doing it for 8 months. 2000 paying users.

everyone is overcomplicating this.

[Jey @0xJeyx]

this is f*cking insane.

Matthew Gallagher is the first one-man billion-dollar company.

He built it SOLO with AI. $20,000 and two months to start. $401 million in year one, on track for $1.8 billion.

Hims & Hers does the same business with 2,000 employees.

Not a smaller team. No team.

The AI writes the code. It answers the patients. It takes his calls in a clone of his voice. That is the whole org chart.

Bookmark this before your feed buries it.

Read the full guide below.

[mentalium @mentalium_]

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[. @epicthing111]

@jordanpaid DM

[Shaun Eng @shauneng]

A guy in Evolve paid his 2 creative strategists $70k in one month
⠀
Sounds insane

Until you see the math he ran first
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Most of you are fine paying people to buy back your time
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A VA here. A $1k editor there.

But the moment a hire costs real money, you freeze.
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I've seen guys doing $1M/month refuse to pay $6k for a creative strategist.
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Not because they can't afford it. Obviously.
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But because they make the call off gut. And to the gut, big salaries feel expensive.
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So the strategist who would've found their next 3 winning ads gets passed on over a price tag.
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There's a number that tells you what a hire is actually worth. Not what your gut says.
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Dan Martell calls it the Buyback Rate.
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Income ÷ 2000 hours ÷ 4 = your buyback rate.

The max hourly cost worth paying to take something off your plate.
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Made $600k last year? $600k ÷ 2000 hours = $300/hour.

That's what your time's worth to the business.
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$300 ÷ 4 = $75/hour. Anyone at $75/hour or less is worth it immediately. You're buying your time back at a 4x discount.
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Now run that $6k/month strategist through it. That's ~$37/hour. Half your buyback rate.
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The math says he's cheap. Your gut says he's expensive. The math is right.
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Here's what it looks like at different stages:
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At $100k/month with 25% margins, a video editor at $2-3k/mth fits. Not even a debate.
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At $350k/month with $80k net, a senior video editor/junior creative strategist plus an editor/graphic designer pays for itself many times over. You're not spending money. You're multiplying it.
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At $1M/month, even a senior creative strategist at $15k/mth (after bonuses) is cheap next to the ROI of winning ads.
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Back to the $70k guy.
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His 2 strategists helped a new brand scale from zero to $100k/day within a week. That's 10x their cost back in 7 days.
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$70k sounded insane to you. Quick mafs and the ROI just makes sense
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$10k/month for one hire hurts. Until they make you 10x over their cost
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And even when they don't, they free the hours where YOU would've. That's what your buyback rate says those hours are worth.
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Stop pricing hires off what they cost. Price them off what they return.
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49 people in Evolve have hit $100k/day. Almost none of them scale past it solo.
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Q4 is 8 weeks out. The teams being hired right now decide who prints in November.
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Not every hire will be worth their rate. But the math tells you which ones deserve the shot. And the ones that hit pay for every miss.
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Tis the way of the chad scaler.

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[Aakash Gupta @aakashgupta]

An AI just read a stranger's mind through their skull, no surgery, no implants, and got roughly 45% of the meaning right on the first try. On a person it had never seen before.

That's the tech an OpenAI researcher just quit her job for. Two weeks ago she walked out of the hottest company on earth to join Conduit, a startup collecting brain recordings in a San Francisco basement.

Here's what happens in that basement. Paid volunteers put on four pound headsets covered in sensors and chat with an AI for two hours while it listens to their neurons fire. The signal is so faint the team shut off wall power to the entire building and runs on battery packs, because the hum from an ordinary outlet drowns out a human thought.

They've collected 10,000 hours of brains so far. The largest dataset of its kind ever assembled. And here's the part that should make your hands sweat. Whisper needed 680,000 hours of audio to master speech. The moment someone scales brain data the same way, the decoding stops being 45% right.

She says we're in the GPT-2 era of mind reading. GPT-2 was a joke in 2019. Five years later half the internet was written by its grandchildren.

Her timeline says developers wear thought-streaming headbands by 2027. By 2035, AI stops feeling like a tool and starts feeling like a limb.

Your inner monologue has been the one place nothing could touch for 300,000 years of human history. That run is ending in a basement in San Francisco, two hours at a time.