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Will Bermender

@WillBermender

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Everything is a hammer unless it's a screwdriver, then it's a chisel. Be a man — use the right tool.

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Will Bermender

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2 days ago

@ATRightMovies This man hit rock bottom so hard you could feel his bones break. The Game is a personal favorite, even if it isn’t popular.

WillBermender's tweet photo. @ATRightMovies This man hit rock bottom so hard you could feel his bones break. The Game is a personal favorite, even if it isn’t popular. https://t.co/MAqC9TGdwT

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Will Bermender

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4 days ago

Reeve was born to play Superman.

Retro Toys and Cartoons

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Will Bermender

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Boston’s home for startups, builders, and emerging tech. We convene the people shaping what’s next—through access, experiences + community. All are welcome.

Analyzing dynamical systems 4 fun & profit | Hyperspace flow surfer 🏄‍♂️

Will Bermender

@WillBermender

9 days ago

A robot in every home. We’re almost there…

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Will Bermender

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11 days ago

This version of the iPhone 17 feels like it belongs in The Matrix.

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Will Bermender

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13 days ago

Go nuts.

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Will Bermender

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15 days ago

I can’t listen to the Clash sing “I live by the river” in London Calling without thinking of Chris Farley.

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15 days ago

@CNN When leaders demonize half the country, unstable people listen. Both parties are guilty of this.

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Will Bermender

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19 days ago

Gen X: Someday this is how we’ll roll.

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Will Bermender

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20 days ago

Be a man — use a goddam fork. https://t.co/65PPsFhrrN

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Will Bermender

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23 days ago

In 1941, Henry Ford unveiled a prototype car made from soybeans and plant fibers. It was lighter than steel, surprisingly tough, and decades ahead of its time. Ford, a farm boy turned industrial giant, believed crops could build cars as well as feed people. His engineers created panels from soy, wheat straw, flax, and hemp fibers; not gluten free, but strong and rust-resistant! He famously struck the trunk with an axe to prove its durability. Genius move. World War II halted the project, and petroleum plastics took over, but Ford’s “soybean car” remains a marvel of innovation and an early vision of sustainable manufacturing. In an age that prizes efficiency over imagination, Ford’s experiment reminds us how vital it is to reward bold ideas.