Paulo Silvestre

[Paul Young @PaulYoungX]

🚨 LE CEO DE LA PLUS GRANDE ENTREPRISE D'IA AU MONDE A SURPRIS TOUT LE MONDE AVEC CETTE DÉCLARATION !!

Sam Altman (CEO d'OpenAI) a partagé une vision qui pourrait profondément transformer le monde dans les prochaines années. Il a résumé ce futur en deux phrases marquantes :

* Très bientôt, on verra des entreprises valorisées à un milliard de dollars... dirigées par seulement 10 personnes !

* Si j'avais 22 ans aujourd'hui... je me considérerais comme la personne la plus chanceuse de toute l'Histoire.

Enregistre ce post maintenant pour y revenir plus tard.

La réalité :

99 % des gens vont lire ça, être motivés pendant 3 minutes... puis reprendre leur scrolling comme si de rien n'était.

Le 1 % restant passera à l'action. Ce sont eux qui fermeront les réseaux sociaux et commenceront à construire leur premier App Studio dès ce week-end.

Un seul outil. Quelques dizaines de minutes. Et la possibilité de créer un business rentable.

Voici une méthode pour te lancer :

**1️⃣ Trouve un vrai problème**

Va sur Reddit, Facebook ou LinkedIn, dans des communautés de professionnels (immobilier, restauration, cabinets médicaux...).

Repère la tâche qui leur fait perdre le plus de temps : prise de rendez-vous, réponses aux clients, facturation, etc.

**2️⃣ Crée une solution avec l'IA**

Pas besoin de savoir programmer.

Utilise des outils no-code assistés par IA comme Bubble, FlutterFlow ou Glide.

Demande à l'IA de créer une petite application (Micro-SaaS) qui résout précisément ce problème.

Tu peux obtenir un premier prototype très rapidement.

**3️⃣ Automatise le fonctionnement**

Connecte ton application à Stripe pour gérer les abonnements.

Ajoute Make ou Zapier afin d'automatiser les e-mails, la création des comptes et les autres tâches répétitives.

**4️⃣ Fais une offre simple**

Contacte les 20 premières entreprises concernées.

Propose-leur un essai gratuit de deux semaines.

Si ton application leur fait réellement gagner du temps et de l'argent, elles seront beaucoup plus enclines à devenir clientes.

**5️⃣ Fais grandir ton activité**

Avec plusieurs petites applications répondant chacune à un besoin précis et une base d'abonnés payants, il est possible de construire une activité récurrente.

Cela demande néanmoins de trouver un vrai marché, d'améliorer le produit et de convaincre des clients.

L'IA rend aujourd'hui beaucoup plus accessible la création d'un logiciel par une seule personne ou une très petite équipe.

📌 Enregistre ce post pour retrouver ces étapes ce week-end.

Et dis-moi en commentaire :

👉 Quel secteur aurait le plus besoin d'une application pour résoudre ses problèmes ?

[Adam | Faithful Messenger @Adam_FaithfulM]

In a cathedral in Turin, Italy, there lies a linen cloth roughly fourteen feet long, bearing the faint, ghostly image of a man. He is bearded, wounded, and laid out in death. For centuries it has been venerated as the burial cloth of Jesus Christ, the very shroud that wrapped His body in the tomb. It is the most studied artifact in human history, and after more than a hundred years of scientific examination, it remains one of the most genuinely puzzling.

Begin with the image itself. The figure on the cloth is a man who suffered exactly what the Gospels describe. There are wounds across the scalp, consistent with a cap of thorns pressed into the head, not a simple wreath but a covering. The back and legs are marked by more than a hundred scourge wounds, and forensic analysts have identified the pattern of the Roman flagrum, the whip tipped with small dumbbell-shaped weights that tore the flesh. There is a wound in the side, between the ribs, consistent with a spear thrust. The wrists bear the marks of piercing, not the palms. This last detail matters. Medieval and Renaissance artists almost universally painted the nails through the palms of Jesus' hands. But the palms cannot support the weight of a crucified body; the nails would tear through. The wounds on the Shroud are in the wrists, anatomically correct, contradicting the art of the very era skeptics say produced it.

Then there is the nature of the image, which is the deepest mystery of all. It is not painted. Under microscopic and chemical analysis, investigators found no pigment, no brush strokes, no dyes pooling in the weave as paint would. The image exists only on the topmost fibers of the linen, an incredibly thin discoloration, as though the flax fibers themselves were altered. It behaves like a photographic negative. In 1898, when an Italian photographer named Secondo Pia took the first photograph of the Shroud, he nearly dropped the plate in his darkroom. On the negative, the faint blurry image resolved suddenly into a clear, lifelike positive face, with correct light and shadow. The cloth was behaving as if it were itself a negative, a concept unknown until the invention of photography centuries after the Shroud appeared in the historical record.

In 1978, a team of American scientists called STURP was granted direct access to examine it. They tested it exhaustively over days. They confirmed the bloodstains are real human blood, type AB, and that the blood was on the cloth before the image formed, meaning it was not a case of an artist painting a figure and adding blood. They found the image contained three-dimensional information: when analyzed by a device that reads brightness as distance, the image resolved into a proper three-dimensional relief of a human body, something an ordinary painting or photograph does not do. Their official conclusion was strikingly humble. They could not explain how the image was made.

Now the honest counterweight, because it matters. In 1988, three independent laboratories carbon-dated small samples of the cloth and concluded, with agreement, that the linen dated to roughly the years 1260 to 1390, the medieval period. For many, that settled it: a medieval forgery. This is the fact that any honest discussion of the Shroud must include, and any post that hides it is not worth trusting.

But the story did not end there. Since 1988, researchers have raised serious, published objections to that test. The samples were all taken from a single corner of the cloth, an edge that historical records show was handled, repaired, and possibly rewoven after fire damage over the centuries. Later chemical analysis suggested that corner may contain material chemically different from the main body of the cloth, contaminated or mended in a way that would skew a carbon date toward a later century. More recent studies using other dating methods have produced conflicting results, some pointing to a far older origin. The 1988 date, once considered final, is now genuinely contested in the scientific literature. It is neither confirmed nor cleanly overturned. It is unresolved.

And that is the honest position on the Shroud of Turin. It is not proof. It should not be called proof, and the faith of a Christian does not rest on it. But strip away both the overclaiming believers and the overconfident skeptics, and what remains is a real, unexplained object. No one has ever reproduced the image using only materials and methods available in the medieval world. The anatomical accuracy runs ahead of medieval knowledge. The photographic-negative property predates photography. The three-dimensional encoding is bizarre. A forger capable of all this, working in the 1300s with no understanding of blood chemistry, forensic pathology, or optics, would be a greater miracle than the relic itself.

To the world, faith is credulous, and the cross is a fable. But here is a cloth bearing the image of a scourged, thorn-crowned, wrist-pierced, spear-wounded man, laid out in death exactly as the Gospels describe, and the finest minds of the modern age cannot say how the image got there.

Whatever the Shroud finally proves to be, the reality it depicts is certain. A man was scourged. A crown of thorns was pressed down. Nails were driven through His wrists. A spear opened His side. That happened. And He did it willingly, for you. Our faith does not hang on a linen cloth in Turin, but on the risen Christ that cloth points toward, the one who walked out of the tomb and left the grave clothes behind.

Look at the wounds. Understand what they cost. Then believe.

Jesus is the Lamb who was slain, and who lives forevermore.

Thank You, Jesus.

[Pivete Maromba @pivetemaromba]

maluquice como maçã cozida é um dos alimentos mais subestimados pra saúde intestinal

[Adam | Faithful Messenger @Adam_FaithfulM]

Your phone is the first thing you see every morning.
Make it point you to Christ.

4 free Christian wallpapers — Vol. 1: Light in Darkness 🕊️

Which one's going on your lock screen? (1–4)

Save this post.
New drop every Thursday.

[Filipe Flores @ofilipeflores]

Digitei meu nome no Google e passei mal: endereço, telefone, CPF parcial e até processo antigo. Tudo público.

Aí eu fiz o que ninguém faz: mandei a IA apagar meus rastros digitais.

Ela achou, redigiu os pedidos e enviou tudo SOZINHA.

O passo a passo completo: 🧵

[Adam | Faithful Messenger @Adam_FaithfulM]

Abraham left without knowing where he was going. God didn't give him a map. He gave him a promise.

Sometimes the destination is none of your business.

[Leo Siqueira @leosiqueirabr]

A esquerda compara a dívida do Brasil com a do Japão e da França pra dizer que estamos bem. Só que esquece de contar que o Brasil gasta 7,9% do PIB só em juros. A França, 2,2%. O Japão, 1,3%.
Não é o tamanho da dívida que importa. É o custo de carregá-la. E o Brasil paga caro porque já deu calote 5x.

[Adam | Faithful Messenger @Adam_FaithfulM]

"Blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted." (5:4)

Not blessed despite mourning. Blessed in it.

This includes grief over loss, but in context, it also points to mourning over sin, brokenness, and the state of the world.

The ancient world prized stoic composure.
Don't show weakness.
Don't show grief.

Jesus says the opposite: those honest enough to feel the weight of a broken world are the ones positioned to receive real comfort.

You cannot be comforted for a wound you refuse to admit you have.

[LORD NEWS BRASIL 🇧🇷 @Lordnewsbrasil]

🌿 CÚRCUMA COM PIPERINA: UM DOS SUPLEMENTOS MAIS ESTUDADOS DO MUNDO! 💛

Você sabia que a cúrcuma, potencializada pela piperina, possui compostos com ação antioxidante e anti-inflamatória que vêm sendo amplamente estudados pela ciência? 🧠✨

✅ Auxilia na saúde das articulações e na mobilidade.
✅ Contribui para combater o estresse oxidativo, um dos fatores associados ao envelhecimento celular.
✅ Pode favorecer a saúde cerebral quando associada a hábitos de vida saudáveis.
✅ Ajuda na resposta inflamatória natural do organismo.
✅ A piperina aumenta significativamente a absorção da curcumina pelo organismo.
✅ Auxilia eficazmente no combate a diversos parasitas

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A HORA É AGORA 🔥👊

[Gerson Gomes @gersongomes]

Agora vai… 😬
- Guarda nacional. 🤔
- União com direito de combater a bandidagem. 🤷🏻‍♂️
- Ministério da Segurança Pública. 🤑

[Primeiro Front @PrimeiroFront]

🔴ÚLTIMA HORA: Doutor grava vídeo mostrando o "risco invisível" das garrafinhas de alumínio é plástico, deixando internautas impressionados.

"Eu tô em choque, não sabia disso", diz internauta.

[Primeiro Front @PrimeiroFront]

🔴ÚLTIMA HORA: Doutor grava vídeo mostrando que tomar banho com água muito quente pode acelerar o envelhecimento da pele, deixando internautas impressionados.

"Eu não sabia disso, vou parar de tomar banho quente", disse um internauta.

[Gerson Gomes @gersongomes]

🫣🤫

[Adam | Faithful Messenger @Adam_FaithfulM]

The Bible says God hardened Pharaoh's heart.

Not Pharaoh. God.

If that doesn't disturb you, you haven't read it carefully enough.
If it destroys your faith, you haven't read it deeply enough.

🧵 A devotional on the most unsettling passage in Exodus and what sovereignty actually means.

[The Masculine Creed @Masculincreed]

GOD BANNED CERTAIN FOODS 3500 YEARS AGO. SCIENCE SPENT CENTURIES FINDING OUT WHY:

1. God Banned Pork In Leviticus 11.