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hear the future before it happens

[kairo @kkairroo]

@itsalmosthuman the $3 million sounds tempting until you realize how much control he wanted over her life

[kairo @kkairroo]

@0ddscent id lean closer to gemini on this one, november 30 feels way too soon for an ipo

[kairo @kkairroo]

@0x_Ito 4,200% returns and still knowing when to walk away might be the most impressive part

[kairo @kkairroo]

@Syntzxbt one awkward moment on a concert screen and their entire careers changed overnight, the internet is brutal

[kairo @kkairroo]

@kaiwestro her coworkers really paid for her content just to report her to management, that’s insane

[kairo @kkairroo]

@quant_fold another reminder that having millions of followers doesnt automatically mean you deserve their trust

[kairo @kkairroo]

@quant_fold true, spacex is still private and that distinction matters

[kairo @kkairroo]

ELON MUSK GAVE SPACEX LESS THAN A 10 PERCENT CHANCE OF SUCCEEDING

Not a critic, not a journalist, the guy who founded it, he said he thought the company was going to fail, and told people exactly that

He started it anyway, because if nobody new enters space, we never become a space-bearing civilization

Most people wait for 90 percent certainty before they even try, he started a rocket company at 10 and it just became the largest IPO ever

Would you put everything into something you believed would probably fail

[SpaceX @SpaceX]

More than a dozen flight tests and years of development, with countless hours worked by SpaceX engineers and technicians, all come down to this: the first orbital Starship launch carrying advanced Starlink satellites bound for space.

Watch “Go For Orbit” and experience the moments behind flying the most ambitious Starship mission yet

[kairo @kkairroo]

@kaiwestro from almost impossible to reality, still crazy to watch

[kairo @kkairroo]

HOLY SHIT, THIS GUY'S COMPANY HAD $93 BILLION IN ASSETS AND HE SAYS HE HAS NOTHING LEFT

Sam Bankman-Fried was asked if he has any money left, he said basically no

Then he said the company he used to own would have about 15 billion in liabilities and about 93 billion in assets today

His claim is that there was enough to pay everybody back with plenty of interest left over, and that instead the assets got siphoned off in bankruptcy

He called it the biggest regret of his life

That is his version, he is still a convicted fraudster, but the numbers he gave are wild

Who do you believe here, him or the bankruptcy process

[kairo @kkairroo]

@Syntzxbt Sometimes it's also knowing when to say yes with 10 percent odds

[kairo @kkairroo]

@LendaHere sometimes the most profitable business decision is knowing when to say no

[kairo @kkairroo]

@Mavro_X the line between a private video and a million-dollar business got pretty blurry here

[kairo @kkairroo]

@wadeledger bro turned avoiding work into a 26year professional career

[kairo @kkairroo]

@wadeledger Most CEOs fear losing money. Elon fears becoming part of the launch footage 💀

[kairo @kkairroo]

Elon Musk was asked if he would board his own rocket with a 10 to 20 percent chance of it blowing up and killing him

He said yes, without blinking

Then he said the destination of the universe is terrible, so the only thing that matters is the journey

That is the mindset behind every company he built

[kairo @kkairroo]

@0ddscent 98% accuracy sounds impressive until you’re the one holding the losing 2%. Risk management matters more than being right

[kairo @kkairroo]

@kryneeex Most people chase airdrops without calculating whether they’re actually profitable. The stress-testing approach is what makes this useful.

[kairo @kkairroo]

@auren_xbt All because of a $5 raise. Sometimes the biggest opportunities come from the smallest rejections

[kairo @kkairroo]

@Kaivo0x Making $400M and ending up $50M in debt is proof that making money and keeping it are two completely different skills