Liam

[Dani. @Danizeh]

I'm part of Gen Z and slightly younger than him but he's completely right, because the way our generation thinks goes like this:

If you follow the system and work "hard" at your 9-5, you aren't rewarded. There is no future in it, because you are essentially a slave for the people at the top and the backbone of the system. You pay 35-50% in taxes and have 0 stake in society.

Buying a house or apartment was every single generation's number 1 priority. Now? You're priced out of the housing market entirely, unless you want to become a slave to a bank for the rest of your life.

Every day you're being destroyed by inflation while banks print money out of thin air. The cost of living is simply ridiculous, and you cannot save your way to a future, because the more money you hold in your bank, the less purchasing power you have over time.

The "save money" approach that Boomers love to preach because they are so disconnected from reality, worked for previous generations because the times were completely different. This whole "eat less at a restaurant" is outdated bullshit.

Even if you start your own company, the chances are high that you're already being crushed by the competition, or you get wrecked by taxes and imaginary 'laws' designed to prevent you from creating any wealth. Companies like Amazon, Microsoft, Intel and Apple have essentially monopolized the entire world.

Your average person doesn't think "how do I start a business?", they think "how do I put money into their stock or this crypto?" because the only way to multiply your money is to join the winning team rather than try to build one. There are exceptions of course; plenty of people still succeed doing their own thing, but I'm talking about the average person here.

Bottom line is, capitalism has gotten out of control. I won't even get to market manipulation, healthcare scandals, DEI, mass illegal immigration and using wars to launder money, then having the public to pay the price while the rich get richer.

So you're probably wondering, what does my generation do?

> Some slave themselves to the banks by following the old system which has priced them out from living, completely dead on the inside, hating every day of their lives and don't know any better.

> Some start their own businesses and look for any avenue outside the system (typically online), because the system caps you in the real world based on how far you can scale.

> Some check out entirely, they work a basic job but spend every paycheck down to zero; travel, buy whatever they want, go outside, and enjoy life as much as possible because there is no future worth saving for.

The one thing all three of these groups have in common is that they all want to see the system burn to the ground because these politicians are so good at talking, yet nothing ever gets done. They constantly abuse people as much as they can. It used to work for a while, but not anymore, which is why people around the world have lost faith in every single government.

Best advice I can give anybody is to avoid governments as much as possible. Avoid putting yourself in debt. Avoid their propaganda. Operate outside of the system by starting your own thing, the internet is your best friend here, understand that most 'rules' aren't real, and stay away from anything they tell you is 'good' for you.

[Dalton (Analyze & Optimize) @Outdoctrination]

Aspirin prevents the deadly spread of cancer (metastasis) - concluded from recent review.

This spread is responsible for ~90% of cancer deaths.

Clinical trials have shown reductions in circulating tumor cells, a key measure of cancer spread.

Aspirin prevents it by:

❖ Reducing thromboxane concentration
❖ Preventing epithelial-mesenchymal transition
❖ Restoring anti-cancer T cell immunity

More on the studies / mechs below.

[yoxic @yoxics]

FAZE ADAPT JUST COOKED EVERY SINGLE ONE OF HIS HATERS �

[Dave Jones @eevblog]

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[Tony Montana @9mm_Scropion]

Every time I need a good laugh, I look for this video.

[Alaric The Barbarian @0xAlaric]

The public reception of Jiri Prochazka is a perfect example of why we don’t deserve, and don’t produce, greatness. Read the comments below and you will see the problem. There is a Czech warrior-mystic madman who believes himself to be a samurai; he fights in the biggest gladiatorial arena in the world. Everything about him is completely genuine — this is legitimately who he is and how he views the world. He trains in the forest by meditating in frozen lakes, striking trees, climbing rocks. He genuinely believes in the power of ritual magic and esoteric tradition. His style of choice is unique and old, nothing like what the rest of the sport pursues. When he fights, it is with reckless abandon — a strategy of “leave it up to the gods,” centered around creating moments of pure 50/50 chaos such that his “spiritual superiority” can shine through in these violent gambles. Despite this insane, “nonsensical” strategy he has only lost to one man in ten years. All others he has knocked out or choked out, including legends of the sport and countless highly-dangerous men. He actually *is* what he presents as — his essence is his face — there is complete honesty with the crowd. Yet how does the public receive him? They infantilize him, speaking of him as autistic or underdeveloped or foolish. “The only reason one might be so eccentric is social malformation, retardation” — this is our belief. Greatness is “auto-nerfed” by this lens; he is treated as a child and a moron by the masses and the media. This is why we do not (and can not) have Alcibiades, or Fawcett, or even Elagabalus. We are structurally incapable of imagining that someone may “unironically” engage with the world, because none of us “unironically” exist. Everything is either a “bit” or a symptom of some disorder. Any small shimmer of genuine expression, even when paired with true prowess and accomplishment, negates one’s “image,” flattening it into a craven trope or insult. Real engagement must be held at arm’s length, nervously laughed at and othered. We prevent greatness by smothering this genuine existence in the cradle — crabs in a bucket tearing down any small example of earnest life to the same level of ironic sludge as the rest. You can be the indisputable second-best LHW fighter in the world with a 10-year finishing streak and people will still treat you like a child autist if you don’t kneel at the altar of ironic autohumiliation. This is our crisis. This is hell, and we are its stewards.

[Liam @nelsonbliam]

@cluckingt0n @joeeemdavis @Friso_Bosma @Westfieldsfc1 @FleetLM @AllettMowers @HellenicLeague Yes

[Liam @nelsonbliam]

@MikesMMAPicks Fair enough 🤣

[Science girl @sciencegirl]

Imagine you are wildlife photographer, would you intervene or let the circle of life continue?

[Liam @nelsonbliam]

@glenn_serrano @TyBSaunders @DavidWolfe 🤪

[Hoops @Hoopss]

Only in New York City🤣

[Daily Loud @DailyLoud]

bro killed that Shaggy "Angel" 💯 🔥

[Liam @nelsonbliam]

@kungfurmino @ChrisChang 100% ^^ FIFA corruption still going strong as always

[Chairman @WSBChairman]

In hindsight, a picture of a monkey selling for $3.4M, 109x the average US annual income, was an obvious sign the market was screwed.

[Ritchie 🌷 @TullipR]

I want to tell everyone what they took from us, what irreversible really means, and what that reality looks like for us.

No one told me any of what I’m going to tell you now.

🧵

[Cernovich @Cernovich]

Doctors trying to determine why many young people are suddenly dying https://t.co/nSRQ9EI7Ty

[Liam @nelsonbliam]

@techniker32 @h3h3productions Guns taken off all New Zealanders 3 years ago, just last night there was 5 shootings just in Auckland city alone. Don’t think it works does it??

[Aljamain Sterling @funkmasterMMA]

WE DID IT!
DOUBT ME NOW
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