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18 | cs+fin @uwaterloo | scaled fba to high 6 figures | 🇵🇰🇭🇰🇮🇩

[mo @wheezyway]

SF I am in you

[𝓜𝓪𝓽𝓽 ✈️ @mldiffley]

Mfs complaining about 67 but just four years ago I’d walk into the student center bathroom and see a urinal ripped out of the wall

[mo @wheezyway]

why bmo lowk got a fire hq

[Victor @victorgu0]

all it takes is ONE video.

while running marketing at my startup, my goal was simple — get views

after a bunch of planning, filming, and editing, we finally dropped our first video

and that video hit 3M views (too easy lol)

that momentum put our brand in front of millions, got us flown out to SF, and led us to pitching investors + making life-changing connections

so just remember: your first (or next) video might be the one that changes everything.

[mo @wheezyway]

@cnnguan ur him brodigy

[mo @wheezyway]

@hamzah_2x do ur thing my heart

[mo @wheezyway]

@SathTweet equivalent of getting bit by a radioactive spider

[Daniel Martinez @coderpr0grammer]

We did it. We built Cursor for Google Docs.

Introducing TypeOS.

[mo @wheezyway]

@coderpr0grammer do ur thing twin

[mo @wheezyway]

@Jay__Mistry might have to slime them out

[mo @wheezyway]

whichever TA marked my midterm needs to take a long hard look at themselves in the mirror

[mo @wheezyway]

@_jamesli bro i swear its the dumbest comments too

[mo @wheezyway]

@damondeng_ its a goated place bro

[mo @wheezyway]

Landed back in YYZ last night after getting flown out to SF for my startup and slept for 16 hours straight.

When I reached SF, I was unsure whether I wanted to work in startups or build a future in banking/finance.

Here’s what I did/learned during my week there (a thread 🧵)

[mo @wheezyway]

@itsPanmo what does this mean twin

[mo @wheezyway]

SF I am in you

[mo @wheezyway]

@jasminecoded_ This is so real, going to SF last week made me realize that so much of what I valued and appreciated about the tech world was gone

[jasmine @jasminecoded_]

Growing up in Silicon Valley, I believed tech was meant to democratize opportunity and accelerate human progress. The early ethos of the Valley wasn’t just about building profitable products, but about shifting the trajectory of lives and societies. There was idealism, for sure, but also a serious belief that technical breakthroughs should serve human success.

But somewhere along the way, parts of the industry traded vision for vanity. As capital flooded into tech, incentives shifted. Virality began to outpace value. The goalposts moved from solving hard, important problems to maximizing engagement, retention, and monetization.

Today some of the brightest minds are pulled towards optimizing ad clicks and frictionless dopamine loops. Why? (Insert disclaimer: The issue isn’t the people).

Innovation isn’t dead. (Insert disclaimer again: Many technologists are building remarkable human-centered tools.) It’s worth asking again and again: What is worth building? And who is it truly for?

[mo @wheezyway]

@whoisjunaidd imo downtown isn’t really anything crazy, definitely check out the Financial District and Fisherman’s Wharf. If you’re visiting the Golden Gate Bridge, go to the Vista Point on the other side of the bridge for the best view. Also check out Garaje for good mexican food

[mo @wheezyway]

@austinjian_ me too twin

[mo @wheezyway]

@whoisjunaidd fs cant wait to travel again

[mo @wheezyway]

@SathTweet @getlindy definitely, gonna check out essentialism too

[mo @wheezyway]

I also grew up trying to get rich as young as possible, but I've realized I want my life to be a constant learning journey, and while I'm confident money will come with that, I'm most focused on just developing myself as a person and trying to get exposure.