Momentum thrusts tend to come near the beginning of big cycles, not the end. This quarter, Tech just registered one of the largest momentum thrusts ever. Tell someone you think we're still early in this Tech cycle and they'll think you're crazy.
The most terrifying, oddly beautiful, yet misunderstood discovery in modern science:
Your brain and the universe are 94% identical.
It’s why you spin in anxious cycles, relive old fears, and stay trapped in the past.
Here’s the wild evidence (and how to break free):🧵
I have one set up I look for between 10-11am. Another between 12-1pm. If it sets up, I trade it. If not, I’m out flat. I’m way more successful now than the three years I spent with 12-14 hours per day screen time. And I only work 4 hours per day.
Major Dick Winters led perhaps the most storied U.S. Army unit in all of World War II.
On D-Day, he and his "band of brothers" in Easy Company defeated a far larger German force and allowed the Allied advance to continue.
At the Dachau concentration camp, they liberated scores of Holocaust prisoners who'd endured months, if not years, of hell.
And as the war in Europe drew to a close, they captured Hitler's personal mountaintop retreat in southern Germany — then kicked back on his terrace in triumph while sipping champagne from his wine cellar.
But for decades, Winters was reluctant to even tell his story, lest he be called a hero.
Eventually, however, Easy Company's harrowing and courageous exploits on the Western Front in 1944 and 1945 would be immortalized in "Band of Brothers."