Jirka Matousek

Photographer. Designer. Nerd. Geek. Food lover.

[narita flowy @narflowy]

So this is how fashion magazine covers are taken! 😆

[Weekday Jokes @weekdayjokes]

Me: It doesn't have a tail, so I'm pretty sure it's a hamster.

Tech support: “sigh”

Fine. Right click on your hamster...

[THE SHORT BEAR @TheShortBear]

You'll get periods you can't win enough, you'll get periods where you doubt you ever had it.

Over 13 years.

Max consecutive wins: 29
Max consecutive loss: 13

Felt like the king, felt like the dumbest person on earth.

Markets will make sure to test you like you have never been before and not feel any emotions doing so.

Hang in there.

[Jirka Matousek @gmt117]

The most magical place to visit in Singapore at night.

[Jirka Matousek @gmt117]

Asi nejzajímavější místo na noční procházku v Singapuru - Gardens by the Bay. Singasin

[Jirka Matousek @gmt117]

Noční procházka s modře svítícími stromy v Singapuru. Velmi hezké místo.

[Ben Calusinski @BCalusinski]

Trading mastery is one of the best modern vehicles for building character

It forces you to face discipline on a daily basis

It teaches probabilities, risk, and detachment from emotion

Most people live life gambling on emotional whims

But in markets, that doesn’t work. Your decisions must be logical, backed by process, not impulse

You also learn that pain is the best teacher

You can read 100 books, but one major loss will teach you more about yourself than all of them combined and you will remember that feeling forever

With time, trading also humbles you

You realize that even mastery doesn’t mean full control, it’s just a probabilistic understanding

Some of the best traders win ‘only’ 40% of the time, but their risk control makes them profitable over the long term

That humility extends to life as well

You start seeing how much of your success is skill, but also genetics, environment, and chance

You worked hard, sure, but the foundation wasn’t entirely yours

This makes you truly grateful

And gratefulness grants you peace

Then, you begin to develop character

[Nostalgia @NostalgiaFolder]

Phones from the 2000s used to have personality

[Josh Man @JoshMandell6]

No questions, but this ...

the persistence of such an elegant, recurring pattern (pareto principle) suggests:

1. The world is not random but structured in ways that hint at intentional design.

2. A lawlike consistency (power-law distributions, scale invariance) appears across unrelated domains, which ought be taken as a "signature" of a higher intelligence.

3. If creation has order embedded in it, recurring ratios like Pareto’s might as well be viewed as evidence of a rational source (a God who imbued the universe with mathematical harmony).

[TaraBull @TaraBull]

And in America, they expect tips on to-go orders

[Nature is Amazing ☘️ @AMAZlNGNATURE]

I'm a monkey, not a fool 🐒

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

That time Sylwester Wardęga bought a giant spider costume for his dog and let him loose.

[Jordan Crowder @digijordan]

BREAKING: New Crop Circle!

Ok guys…there’s only two explanations of who created this crop circle and both are extraordinary!

1. A human did it. In the dark. Without being seen. It’s absolutely perfect and beautiful and they should be awarded!

2. A non-Human did it.

The fact that no one seems to care about crop circles is so very bizarre to me.

They are incredible works of art that are almost impossible to explain.

And more than likely they are communication from NHI.

Yet…most of the world simply doesn’t acknowledge them.

Is it just too perplexing for the collective consciousness?

Like how the natives couldn’t make sense of the Nina, Pinta and Santa Maria ships so they simply ignored them.

Tuned them out.

Is this an IQ test from the others?

To see if our awareness and conscious perception is developing?

[Luis Garicano 🇪🇺🇺🇦 @lugaricano]

Back online (still no light here). Lessons from Spain after a really weird day (no electricity, no 4G, no WiFi) for the world
1. Go out and buy a pocket battery-power radio. It was really disconcerting to have no way to know what is going on.
2. Buy a battery powered torche . There were none left in shops.
3. Keep cash. I had none.
4. Keep spare batteries.

[Kelechi ✌️ @JustKelechi]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂

[Diwous @diwous]

Když tě život prostě nemá rád...
🤣😂
Hezké pondělí!
🔊

[TaraBull @TaraBull]

Beach trick

[Nature is Amazing ☘️ @AMAZlNGNATURE]

Crows are excellent problem solvers, and scientists claim their intelligence is like that of a seven-year-old humans