Landon Ted Fischbach

What do you benefit if you gain the whole world but lose your own soul? Matthew 16:26

[David Pollack @davidpollack47]

This is what it looks like when death loses its sting. It has no victory over this man.

What a blessing that @BenSasse could share the truth and His light in this interview! God is good.

[Robert Griffin III @RGIII]

Nothing in this world is worth selling your soul for.

[Landon Ted Fischbach @Fisch2382]

@SpartanStrong23 @Brown_Aidan_ @Coleybama @osu_cowboy @RGIII @kayvonwebster NAIA is significantly better than D3… it’s not close. NAIA has scholarships like D2-
D3 is no scholarship

[Jason Romano @JasonRomano]

"If you try to hang on to your life, you will lose it. But if you give up your life for my sake and for the sake of the Good News, you will save it. And what do you benefit if you gain the whole world but lose your own soul? Is anything worth more than your soul?" - Mark 8: 35-37

[Chris Long @ChrisLongKSTP]

With the Glen Taylor v. Alex Rodriguez / Mark Lore #Timberwolves ownership dispute entering mediation today, I needed a crash course in basic law.

@MitchellHamline Professor Emeritus & experienced mediator/arbitrator Joseph Daly gave me a great one one.

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[Kendrick Perkins @KendrickPerkins]

Carry the hell on…

[Landon Ted Fischbach @Fisch2382]

@den_shorts in the comments people talk about the Nuggets wanting to avoid the Clippers and Mavs ��� Nuggets would have thrown against the Wolves if they wanted to do that. They just ran into some bad luck. As a Wolves fan, they have played the nuggets the best out of all WC teams.

[Landon Ted Fischbach @Fisch2382]

@binarydances @den_shorts Smh lol, you mean the Wolves?

[benjamins farming @benjaminaustic]

“Blank said it was a "very loud minority" of people expressing opposition to the project.”

I guess I’d be part of the loud minority. They shove this crap right where crap comes out.

[Amanda Radke @RadkeAmanda]

SB 201 passed through the House, and South Dakota weeps with what’s to come. 💔

[Amanda Radke @RadkeAmanda]

See these names in red? These legislators voted to allow a private, out-of-state, foreign-backed company to enter your land using eminent domain and permanently sequester carbon, a boondoggle project based on the premise of a red, hot lie using your tax dollars.

[Landon Ted Fischbach @Fisch2382]

@AdamBormann I think you still get 3 years of eligibility left too! 😂

[Speaker Jon Hansen @SpeakerHansen]

Eminent Domain Debate: Here's my closing statement from my debate with Navigator CO2, an out-of-state, Blackrock owned carbon sequestration pipeline company trying to use eminent domain to take South Dakota land without consent.

I spoke in favor of private property rights.

[Speaker Jon Hansen @SpeakerHansen]

View the full debate here: https://t.co/l6VU0XB1Kw

[Speaker Jon Hansen @SpeakerHansen]

Breaking news: Summit Carbon Solutions green new deal CO2 sequestration pipeline permit has been denied in North Dakota.

Thank you @NDPSC!

https://t.co/3SrrNweqiH

[George Mack @george__mack]

In 2001, Warren Buffett gave a talk at the University of Georgia.

He asked them the most Warren Buffett question ever:

• If you could invest in a friend and get 10% of their income for life -- who would you pick?

Once the students answered the question, he then asked this:

• Why would you invest in that person?
• What character traits do they have?

Now they have a list of character traits to adopt.

Shortly after this, Buffett asked:

If you could short a friend's earnings, who would you pick and why?

Now you have a list of character traits to avoid.

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1. Do not think this thought experiment is only about money.

You can use it for whatever currency you value.

E.g. Happiness coin

If you could get 10% of a friend's happiness, who would you invest in and why?

If you could short someone's happiness, who would you pick and why?

You can run the same thought experiment with Fitness coin, Friendship coin, Romance coin, etc`

2. This thought experiment is genius because it hacks a bug in life's video game:

Humans are terrible at self-awareness.

But we are great at spotting things in other people.

E.g. If your friend is in the wrong relationship, you can realize in 10 minutes what may take them 10 years.

Daniel Kahneman summarised his book on cognitive biases with the following:

“The premise of this book is that it is easier to recognize other people’s mistakes than our own.” - Daniel Kahneman

3. Nuance - It has to be purely from merit.

Buffett says it can't be because someone will inherit a large sum from their parents.

It has to be based on their behavior.

E.g. If you want 10% of someone's fitness coin, it's not because of incredible genetics -- is because of the actions they take.

[Speaker Jon Hansen @SpeakerHansen]

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: SOUTH DAKOTA LAWMAKERS CALL FOR SPECIAL SESSION TO PROTECT LANDOWNERS’ PRIVATE PROPERTY RIGHTS FROM EMINENT DOMAIN ABUSE BY PRIVATE COMPANIES.

Today, state lawmakers from all across the state answered the call of South Dakota landowners, farmers, and ranchers and began circulating a petition for a special session to protect landowners’ private property rights from being seized without consent by private companies in the name of “eminent domain.”

Landowners and farmers from across South Dakota recently called for a special session at a highly-attended landowner rights rally at the State Capitol Rotunda in Pierre, SD.

The petition for a special session comes in response to carbon sequestration pipeline companies (one of which, Summit Carbon Solutions, is backed in part by foreign investors including China) that are using the power of eminent domain to seize and use South Dakota farmland without landowner consent.

“It’s time. The clock is ticking for South Dakota landowners,” said Representative Karla Lems, co-sponsor of the special session petition. “The ‘governed’ do not consent to having their land molested by out of state, for-profit companies with foreign investors. May there be men and women of courage who are willing to call a special session. This affront on freedom must be stopped.”

The petition will need to be signed by at least 2/3rds of the members of the South Dakota House of Representatives and 2/3rds of the members of the South Dakota Senate in order to call a special session. If the petition is successful, the legislature will meet to consider legislation regarding “legislative proposals on eminent domain, land property rights, and carbon sequestration pipelines,” according to the language of the petition.

Governor Kristi Noem also has the power, on her own, to call a special session by proclamation. Landowners recently delivered written requests from over 2000 people asking Governor Noem to call the special session and lead on defending private property rights in South Dakota against eminent domain abuse by private companies. To date, Governor Noem has refused the landowners’ requests for help.

Representative Brandei Schaefbauer of Aberdeen and co-sponsor of the special session petition, said, “When a private company has the authority to use eminent domain on someone’s land this time, what is stopping the next private company from using eminent domain on your house or business next time? This affects everyone in the cities, too.”

“China backed Summit Carbon Solutions acts like they own South Dakota,” said Representative Jon Hansen, co-sponsor of the special session petition. “Without permission, they walk onto people’s private property, into their buildings, trample over crops with complete disregard, and drill 90 feet into the ground and survey the place like they own it. Not to mention bringing armed guards with them. In the face of this complete desecration of South Dakota private property rights, elected officials must choose: do nothing and side with an out-of-state, foreign-owned company, or call a special session now and side with South Dakota landowners.”

“We need to make a decision to stand with our landowners,” said Representative Carl Perry, a co-sponsor of the petition. “We need to have a special session, and we need to get the Senate and our Governor Kristi Noem on board with South Dakota Landowners! No eminent domain for private gain.”

“Elected officials need to do what we are elected to do: lead,” said Rep. Scott Moore, co-sponsor of the special session petition. “If a landowner signed a voluntary easement, great, but that shouldn’t mean that the neighbors should have their property rights stripped from them with eminent domain. Public right of ways were put in place for this exact reason, I would encourage projects to use them.”

The use of eminent domain by Summit Carbon Solutions has been met with widespread opposition from landowners, farmers, and ranchers, with many calling their taking of private property without consent unconstitutional.

“The takings clause of the Fifth Amendment applies to the government, and limits its ability to seize private property,” said Representative Scott Odenbach, co-sponsor of the petition. Allowing Summit Carbon Solutions to seize private land because “the current thing” is green energy carbon capture, falls outside these limits and sets a dangerous precedent. All members who swore an oath to the Constitution should act with haste to stop this injustice.”