Jajanken

I act dumb

[Jajanken @xtremeintel]

Such an easy 'I told you so'

[Jajanken @xtremeintel]

$ADBE makes more sense than $INFY at their current valuations

[Jajanken @xtremeintel]

$ADBE makes more sense than $INFY at their current valuations

[Jajanken @xtremeintel]

@Wealthsimple #MonthlyMillionaire
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[Jajanken @xtremeintel]

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[Jajanken @xtremeintel]

Is this true @bryan_johnson?

[BowTiedPhys @BowTiedPhys]

Turns out not inhaling your food is the real Nature's Ozempic

Consuming 700 cal of ice cream in 30 min vs. 5 min increased endogenous GLP-1 release by 41%

[Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani @NYCMayor]

If it looks like an Amazon delivery and drives like an Amazon delivery, then it's an Amazon delivery, right? Not according to Amazon.

Big companies like Amazon have built a vast network of subcontractors who deliver their packages while shielding them from accountability.

It leaves our workers unprotected and our streets less safe. It's time for a change.

I'm proud to support the Delivery Protection Act to crack down on exploitative subcontracting and build an economy that works for everyone.

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Hmm

[Bryan Johnson @bryan_johnson]

“bro so busy trying to not die he forgot how to live”

I’m told hundreds of times a day that I need to live a little. That I’m so busy trying to not die that I’ve forgotten to live.

The psychology powering this sentiment is the most interesting phenomenon happening on earth right now.

Every individual constructs a persona, a character to present to the world. It’s a compromise between what they are and what society demands of them. In current culture, its characteristics are the appearance of living fully, productivity, busyness, enjoying life, pleasure, spontaneity, and being unafraid.

It’s carefully constructed to shield the wearer from the terror of their inevitable death. To make this irreconcilable pain invisible to themselves, they dissolve themselves into the group and enact its rituals.

Sleep under your desk, have a drink, pull the vape, grab a fast food meal, gamble a little, stay up late to watch your favorite show, splurge some, chill out…live a little.

They are living.

At the cellular level, metabolic debt accumulates and repair mechanisms are traded for short term dopamine spikes.

But it’s done together, so it’s normal, and even desirable. No one will die alone if everyone is dying together and all agree to call it living.

The group moves in unison, comforted by the rhythmic movement. When someone declines to participate in their shared rituals, they experience it as an insult and a threat that must be attacked, discredited and mocked.

Subconsciously, they know their rituals are performative and masking something that must be suppressed. But it’s been buried so deep that it’s only a faint whisper, easily silenced by a swipe at the offender.

But then the whisper becomes a quiet voice and asks if they’re afraid. They attack the mirror because they cannot bear the reflection.

In pre-modern societies, death rituals were explicit and honest. They held a funeral, kept a mourning period, washed the body, prayed for the dead and observed burial customs. They faced death and created community rituals to metabolize the grief, fear and loss.

We no longer have death rituals. As explicit customs eroded, consumer culture monetized the void, driving our existential anxieties underground. Thanksgiving debauchery, New Year drunkenness, Halloween indulgence, the wedding open bar, the treat, splurge and cheat day. They are commercialized, camouflaged celebrations staged as group rituals to dull the shared death anxiety.

We previously faced the fear and now we gluttonize on it. Group rituals that name and face death can metabolize it. Rituals that hide from it accumulate the debt and are owned by their creditors.

When I abstain from societal death rituals, I break the spell. The anesthesia only works if everyone does it together. One abstainer reveals to the room that they are drunk.

This is the source of the anger. It’s not my decisions. It’s their reflection in the mirror.

Predictably, the collective seeks to pathologize my non-conformity. They will claim that systematic discipline is just another defense mechanism; a frantic obsession with control to escape the same existential dread. They will argue that preserving the biological vessel is a sterile exercise, a perpetual preparation for a game I refuse to play.

They misunderstand the objective.

Control is maintaining the status quo. I seek an evolutionary jailbreak. Natural selection stops maintaining us once reproduction is done. Accepting that automated slide into decrepitude isn't ‘living’, it’s passive submission to a blind algorithmic process.

I am not opposed to pleasure. I am opposed to the counterfeit. I say no to the dying ritual so that I can say yes to the full offering of consciousness: a vibrant physiological state, cognitive clarity, and deep emotional coloring. Vitality is mastery, not abuse dressed up as freedom.

The reward is a clearer lens, the ability to see what is currently invisible. High resolution consciousness allows for depths of thought, creativity, and experiential variance that are far harder to reach when the brain and body are chronically inflamed, degraded, and sedated. I want to expand the boundaries of the human experience.

On offer in this new future are things that no human has ever tasted before. I’m not deprived by the lack of participating in the rituals, I’m pointing to a joy that the human mind has not yet imagined.

I don’t intend to live a little. I intend to live more than any human who has yet lived and invite you to join me.

[anabology @anabology]

If all the "steak and sunshine" bros measured their body as much as Bryan, they'd find 10x the complications that he's finding

Bryan the man in the arena

[Jajanken @xtremeintel]

Seems like he's trying to beat the inverse cramer

[Michael Burry Stock Tracker ♟ @burrytracker]

Update: It's been 119 days since Michael Burry publicly went long on Adobe $ADBE

It's down ~24% since

[Jajanken @xtremeintel]

$ADBE makes more sense than $INFY at their current valuations

[Balu Gorade @BaluGorade]

Hard to believe.

Infosys is trading at just 13x earnings with a 5% dividend yield.

What's stopping you from buying?

[Scion of Garuda @ScionofGaruda]

Mfs have no issues with fkin criminals from Somalia and South America, but the racism game is strong against honest tax paying Indians that actually uplift your country.

Will not sadden me if there is an immigrant invasion of US from Mexico and Gran Colombia.

[Shambhav Sharma @shambhav15]

There are more Muslims in Gujarat than USA. If you’re gonna be a c*nt, don’t be of the dumb variety
https://t.co/WYj0LRKEj2

[Jajanken @xtremeintel]

@vulturetrades Play

[Amy Mek @AmyMek]

The Horrific Reality in Bangladesh: A Genocide of Hindus

To all the Hindus sending me the ISIS-level videos from Bangladesh, I am horrified. The atrocities are so extreme that I cannot even post most of them.

(In the horrifying video below, they are reportedly lynching a Hindu Man)

The mainstream media is lying to Westerners, pretending this is some "political protest." No, Bangladesh is not in the throes of a civil war. Bangladesh is not simply experiencing student protests. What Bangladesh is witnessing is another genocide of Hindus.

They are openly burning Hindu homes and places of worship, killing them, abducting women, raping them, and murdering children.

The media is deceiving you about these so-called "protests." Suppose the unrest was truly against the "dictatorship" of Sheikh Hasina, who resigned and fled to London with the assistance of the Bangladesh Army. Why are Hindus being hunted, tortured, terrorized, and slaughtered in Bangladesh?

Opposition Parties...

The radical opposition parties, pro-Jihadi Jamaat-e-Islami (JeI) and the Islamic Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), amplified the protests. They provided logistical support and mobilized their bases, transforming the student-led demonstrations into a broader anti-government campaign. The BNP, known for its anti-India stance, used the protests to further its agenda against Hasina's government.

Allegations of Foreign Interference:

Sheikh Hasina claimed that foreign forces, particularly the left-wing-controlled US Agency for International Development (USAID), were involved in the political turmoil.

Meanwhile, Muslims, emboldened by the unrest, are systematically attacking Hindus!

This violence is not new. It is a continuation of the systematic persecution of Hindus that dates back to the 1971 Hindu genocide.

Sheikh Hasina’s political journey has been marked by both progress and controversy, but her resignation has unleashed a wave of violence against the Hindu minority.

The world must wake up to this horrifying reality and act to protect the Hindu community in Bangladesh.

[Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 @TRobinsonNewEra]

The world must raise their voices as Hindus face jihad from Muslims in Bangladesh . The world must raise their voices as Christians face jihad in Armenia

[Dr David Frawley @davidfrawleyved]

Hindus do not define their identity as against another group, needing to convert others or having the only truth. The Hindu emphasis is on Self-knowledge and discovering the entire universe within us. Such a vision would eliminate all the biases and prejudices in the world.

[Salwan Momika @Salwan_Momika1]

Hindu women cry for help as Muslims try to storm their home in Bangladesh.

All eyes on the Hindus of Bangladesh