Youtube comments of Plato\x27s Cave alum (@platoscavealum902).

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  2. There are some very nice people who have been deceived by Trump. (I have a front row seat in the U.S.)
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  3. 🎯
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  4. 😂
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  5. 🧬 🧠
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  6. 🇺🇦
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  7. 🍿 🇺🇦 🍿
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  8. 🇺🇦 special eye opening operation 👁️
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  9. ❤️ Dr. Grande, thank you for making this video. You’re a beacon of light in the turbulent ocean of misinformation.
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  10. 🤥#Hyperloop - Enron Musk 📉
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  11. Here’s one of the latest Thunderf00t ‘debunking’ videos about hyperloop: 📺 https://youtu.be/VrbstnzbhZA (25 minute video)
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  12. The existence of free will is Dr. Peterson’s weakest argument. As such, we shouldn’t be surprised that Jordan Peterson did not want to bring it up and look silly in this interview.
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  13. 1) 🧬 DNA determines Professor Plomin’s voice... 2) 🗣 His voice contributes to his success.
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  14. Nicole Smith, I agree with you.
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  15. Dr. Sapolsky’s Stanford lectures (which are available on YouTube) are absolutely excellent.
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  16. 🇷🇺 Tim Pool is a traitor 🇺🇸
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  17. 🤥 @Max_CSD Loradon, it seems like you’re trying to minimize Ukrainian suffering by pointing out that Russians suffered as well. The fact is: Holodomor consequences are evident in demographic statistics: between 1926 and 1939, the Ukrainian population increased by only 6.6%, whereas Russia and Belarus grew by 16.9% and 11.7%, respectively. — source: Wikipedia: Holodomor
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  18. 🤥 @yourhorror1927 , только в России запрещается войну называть войной.
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  19. I agree with almost everything you wrote, except for the use of the word "opinionated." It may seem odd but "opinionated" is a synonym for "biased." I did not know the precise definition of opinionated — until I looked it up for myself: "If you describe someone as opinionated, you mean that they have very strong opinions and refuse to accept that they may be wrong." Synonyms: dogmatic, prejudiced, biased, arrogant ⬆️ definition source: Collins (online dictionary) Given its definition, it seems "opinionated" is a useful euphemism to describe an arrogant, biased person (like a politician).
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  20. 🤥🇷🇺  @rosemullen1856  , you got some links that corroborate your propaganda?
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  21. Clickbait
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  22. 🤥 @yourhorror1927 , мы все видим своими глазами.
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  23. 🍿🇺🇦🍿
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  24. 🤥 Elon Musk 🤡
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  25. 🤥 @yourhorror1927 , почему папа Путин тебе не разрешает называть войну войной?
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  26. You should call it dent resistant and scratch resistant — rather than "dent proof" and "scratch proof."
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  27. Today, the impact of social media on broad aspects of our society reminds me of the Protestant Reformation — which was enabled by the modern technology of the day — the printing press. What I mean is that majority of Catholics, historically speaking, for a long time — did not know precisely what the Bible actually said because Bibles were expensive and written in Latin. All they knew about the Bible is what the church authorities told them was in the Bible. Because fewer people were involved in the interpretation of the Bible — there was a lot of (false) consensus about how the Bible instructed people to live. However, as the Bible became more affordable, and more importantly — it was printed in a language that many common laypeople could understand — the fabric of society started to fray at the edges. You would think it would be the opposite — since it seems like there’s no way that the ability to read the Bible would lead to bloodshed and war — but that is exactly what happened. The reason for this historical upheaval, in my opinion, is that suddenly people were able to decide for themselves what the Bible was trying to teach them. Suddenly, instead of a (false) consensus — there were many, many different interpretations of the ambiguous passages from the Bible. This greatly divided society as many different teachings appealed to many different people. And, of course, everyone thought that their interpretation of the Bible was the ultimate truth. In other words, society became far more splintered because there was far less consensus (due to divergent teachings) and people were incentivized to only listen to people who were like-minded and part of their 'tribe.' Currently, tribal (partisan) behavior is broadly enabled and encouraged by social media. Today, there’s almost no topic or position on which the social media can’t find a group of like-minded individuals for one to be a part of. Once part of a tribe, tribal war of words ensues. And, of course, everyone thinks their group is the one who is correct on all of the issues. No doubt there were disagreements before. However, before the internet, there were relatively few places for an average working person to get their news. Those older (pre-internet) outlets for news and information (such as the few television stations, before cable TV) were like the priests or the noble class of the past — for the most part — they were the few gatekeepers of information. As such, there used to be more of a (false) consensus about a given topic because relatively few people (mostly with similar incentives) were involved. (My understanding is that it used to be a little easier to discuss or debate the news of the day because at least most people saw similar coverage of a given topic. Now, news, especially on social media — are largely curated to confirm one’s pre-existing biases — because on average, that is what people enjoy, they come back for more, profits follow.) In the past, fringe content and news had a very hard time surviving because it was not nearly as easy to find enough of an audience to turn it in to a viable business. Today however, technology makes it extremely easy to match the fringiest of content to the people who can’t get enough of it — helping make a variety of 'fringe' or uncommon content a worthwhile business. I guess what I’m trying to say is that on a (more local) provincial level — things used to be relatively calm as long as the gatekeepers were in charge of information for the 'unwashed' masses. Given this, things were status-quo and there was a (false, artificial) consensus about how things ought to be done, what is right and wrong, what is good and what is evil. ...To me, it is surprising, unexpected, and seemingly paradoxical that the liberty to access more information, along with the ability to find many more like-minded individuals — can lead to turmoil, division, partisanship, and tribalism — not peace! I’m not sure how to ameliorate the problems above. I do think that teaching critical thinking, including behavioral economics (perhaps in high school) would be very helpful. (I didn’t have the slightest clue about critical thinking even after graduating from high school. I suspect this may still be common.) ...I’m not convinced that banning unwanted information gets rid of it permanently — similar to how the Catholic Church could never get rid of Protestant ideas once people were able to study the Bible for themselves. Today, once more, rightly or wrongly, people are skeptical of the traditional gatekeepers of information — the main stream media — because there are many more alternatives and some of those alternatives are far more palatable and have far better appeal to one’s previously held beliefs and emotions. Digital distribution of information (almost free) is doing to society what the printing press previously has done to our society — greatly reducing the cost of obtaining information, helping us be more informed and educated, but also, unfortunately — more divided in our opinions about this new, abundantly available (sometimes misleading) information.
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  30. The Psychopath Next-Door: 📺 https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon) People want a psychopath on their side: 📺 https://youtu.be/bysVPcKQfeY (4 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon)
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  31. That’s an Excellent point. Thank you Brian Feroldi.
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  32. 🤥🤡 = Trevor Milton
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  33. 🧠 #DarkTriad 🤡
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  34. 🔥 🇷🇺 ♾ ⚓️
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  35.  @greathey1234  🇷🇺🐓 🔚 🍴🇺🇦 4:02 A country with a chicken on their flag should not invade one that has a fork on its flag
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  36. Jordan Peterson is not "brave" enough to call Trump a #Narcissist — the most obvious trait of Donald J. Trump.
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  37. ❤️ Dr. Grande, thank you for covering many important and interesting topics. I appreciate this video. Thank you.
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  38. 🤡
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  39. 👍 I agree ☝️
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  40. The “alleged” tapes don’t exist. Otherwise, why wouldn’t they release them?
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  41. 👍
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  42. Can you explain how Putin is strong?
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  43. 👍 Game Theory, as Krystal described.
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  44. 7:01 Jordan Peterson to Musk: "What do you think Trump’s flaws are?" … doesn’t let him answer … proceeds to prime Musk with the idea that Trump’s flaws are not really flaws
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  45. 5:40 🇷🇺 NaZi
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  46. 🇺🇦
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  47. Who do you think is lying? 🤥 Bloomberg or the boy who cried FSD since 2016?
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  48. 🇺🇦
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  49. 💨 Enron Musk — smells like a sophisticated confidence man.
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  50. "Conscientiousness is the personality trait of being careful, or diligent. Conscientiousness implies a desire to do a task well, and to take obligations to others seriously. Conscientious people tend to be efficient and organized as opposed to easy-going and disorderly. They exhibit a tendency to show self-discipline, act dutifully, and aim for achievement; they display planned rather than spontaneous behavior; and they are generally dependable. It is manifested in characteristic behaviors such as being neat, and systematic; also including such elements as carefulness, thoroughness, and deliberation (the tendency to think carefully before acting). Conscientiousness is one of the five traits of both the Five Factor Model and the HEXACO model of personality and is an aspect of what has traditionally been referred to as having character. Conscientious individuals are generally hard-working, and reliable. When taken to an extreme, they may also be "workaholics", perfectionists, and compulsive in their behavior. People who score low on conscientiousness tend to be laid back, less goal-oriented, and less driven by success; they also are more likely to engage in antisocial and criminal behavior." source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conscientiousness
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  51. 🍿 🇺🇦 🍿
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  52. Unfortunately, Jordan Peterson dared not bring up the topic of free will. I was very disappointed, but I should have expected it to be this way because Jordan Peterson doesn’t have good arguments for the existence of free will.
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  53. 🤡
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  54.  @therearenoruleshere , weak is what Putin sees in the mirror — after Prigozhin’s mutiny killed 13 Russian airmen and went unpunished.
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  55. 🤥🇷🇺  @rosemullen1856 , do you have links to the propaganda you’re spreading about the 15 bioweapon labs in Ukraine? Here’s the strategy behind your propaganda, as explained by a recent Axios article: The Biden administration has in recent days warned that Russia may attempt to use chemical or biological weapons in Ukraine, after Kremlin-controlled media began propagating stories about dangerous bioweapons labs in Ukraine allegedly funded by the U.S. • The U.S. government has rejected these claims as complete fabrications and suggested that Russia may use them as "false pretexts in an attempt to justify its own horrific actions in Ukraine." • Exploiting disinformation around chemical weapons has long been part of Putin's "playbook," Burns said, pointing to Russia's poisoning of former double agent Sergei Skripal in 2017 and opposition leader Alexei Navalny in 2020. • Russia has also sought to cover up the Assad regime's use of chemical weapons in Syria.
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  56.  @Feces132 ... Denounce — publicly declare to be wrong or evil Greene said: ..."I stopped believing it." ⬆️ She did not make it public or widely known that she "stopped believing" QAnon in 2018. Nor did she say that it was wrong or evil. So, she did not "denounce" as you claim. Even your own "evidence" (article) does not say what you purport it says. Perhaps you can find where it says that she "denounced" QAnon: https://www.newsweek.com/qanon-marjorie-taylor-greene-house-vote-1567081 ...Here’s the evidence from 2020: As recently as December 4, 2020, Greene, in a since-deleted tweet, promoted an article about the conspiracy theory—which referred to QAnon as a “refreshing and objective flow of information”—calling it “accurate.” https://www.forbes.com/sites/jackbrewster/2021/02/04/rep-majorie-taylor-greene-i-stopped-believing-qanon-in-2018-media-is-just-as-guilty/ February 4, 2021
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  57. 👍 Thank you for the timestamps.
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  58. 5:38 вы превратили моих устаревших родственников в Трампистов, а тут оказывается что вы боретесь с Трампистами?
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  59. Dr. Peterson you called the physician that performed the surgery a criminal. Why don’t you ever talk about that part of a tweet? Why don’t you look inward and see what you have done to contribute to your problem? You teach others to do that. Otherwise, it seems like you’re telling grown adults what they can and can’t do with their bodies. It’s one thing to share your opinion on the issue, it’s another thing when you call the physician a criminal for performing a procedure on a consenting adult. It is very annoying to watch you fail to address that part of your tweet, again and again. You are loosing credibility every time you bring up your twitter suspension and you fail to mention that you called the doctor performing the surgery a literal criminal. I do enjoy a lot of your other work and interesting ideas. Thank you.
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  60. 🇷🇺 Russian stooges say what?
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  61. 📊 Can you find a link to a well recognized poll which shows Trump currently leading?
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  62. 🇺🇦
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  63. ♾️ ⚓️
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  64. 👍  @bigfig5219 , precisely. You’re exactly correct in pointing out the difference.
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  65. 🇺🇦
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  66. 11:07 $TSLA (competitive advantage / barrier to entry)
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  67. 🤡 @ΙωάννηςΛέπουρας , journalists' job is to fact-check, and ask hard questions. There’s nothing clownish about that. Only a Putin toady would think otherwise.
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  68. I agree ☝️
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  69.  @greathey1234 , I know how Russian propagandists love 'whataboutism.' So, I didn’t want to disappoint: What about that time when Russians and the NaZis were partners and together they attacked Poland: • The Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact was a non-aggression pact between Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union that enabled those two powers to partition Poland between them. The pact was signed in Moscow on 23 August 1939 by German Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop and Soviet Foreign Minister Vyacheslav Molotov. • Unofficially, it has also been referred to as the Hitler–Stalin Pact, Nazi–Soviet Pact or Nazi–Soviet Alliance. • Soon after the pact, Germany invaded Poland on 1 September 1939. Soviet leader Joseph Stalin ordered the Soviet invasion of Poland on 17 September. — source: Wikipedia: Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact
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  70. yes
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  71. 🤡 Gordon Johnson
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  72. 👍 I’m an investor. It is interesting!
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  73. Are you surprised that the boy who cried $FSD since 2016 will not have done his homework on time?
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  74. Thank you for reporting on this.
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  75. 🇺🇦
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  76. 🇺🇦
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  77.  dark_mode , specifically, which parts are inaccurate, in your assessment?
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  78. "Superbottle" – thermal management 📺 https://youtu.be/ACdvsfZH-4w (12 minute video by HyperChange)
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  79. 44:50 …Perhaps Prigozhin can explain the strength of Putin?
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  80.  @Feces132  — "Pretty sure she denounced all of this in late 2018." No. Here’s what the article you shared actually says about that: "So later in 2018, when I started finding misinformation, lies, things that were not true in these QAnon posts, I stopped believing it." — Greene + Here’s the definition of denounce: publicly declare to be wrong or evil Greene said: ..."I stopped believing it." ⬆️ She did not make it public or widely known that she "stopped believing" QAnon in 2018. ...If you believe I’m wrong, then it should not be very hard for you to share a video from 2018 — where she publicly "denounced" QAnon. + Motivated Reasoning — is a phenomenon studied in cognitive science and social psychology that uses emotionally-biased reasoning to produce justifications or make decisions that are most desired rather than those that accurately reflect the evidence, while still reducing cognitive dissonance. In other words, motivated reasoning is the "tendency to find arguments in favor of conclusions we want to believe to be stronger than arguments for conclusions we do not want to believe". Motivated reasoning is similar to confirmation bias, where evidence that confirms a belief (which might be a logical belief, rather than an emotional one) is either sought after more or given more credibility than evidence that disconfirms a belief. It stands in contrast to critical thinking where beliefs are approached in a skeptical and unbiased fashion. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motivated_reasoning
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  81.  @BBBrasil , you seem like you "understand" science. Which part of the following Thunderf00t video do you disagree with? 📺 https://youtu.be/VrbstnzbhZA (25 minute video)
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  82.  @zephyr2792 , I do not agree that the Bible or religion is more "true than true" — as Jordan Peterson claims @ 4:18 …Brett Weinstein doesn’t agree with J.P. on this either — he has astutely delineated different types of 'truths' for Jordan Peterson as they pertain to beliefs — in their previously held debates. (Jordan Peterson had no cohesive rebuttal.) Here’s a brief explanation of different types of 'truths': Why religion is literally false and metaphorically true: 📺 https://youtu.be/c0_J998UD9s (4 minute video w/ Brett Weinstein) …The reality is that Jordan Peterson is not always searching for truth. Similar to most of us, Jordan Peterson is searching for ways to confirm his bias, strongly held beliefs, and dispositions. (Otherwise, it may also be important to mention that I think that Jordan Peterson is brilliant, even if he’s sometimes wrong — he’s correct on many, many other topics. I would say that of the many topics Jordan Peterson talks about, I agree with him more than I disagree.)
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  83. 👍 Fantastic explanation. Thank you.
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  84. Today, the impact of social media on broad aspects of our society reminds me of the Protestant Reformation — which was enabled by the modern technology of the day — the printing press. What I mean is that majority of Catholics, historically speaking, for a long time — did not know precisely what the Bible actually said because Bibles were expensive and written in Latin. All they knew about the Bible is what the church authorities told them was in the Bible. Because fewer people were involved in the interpretation of the Bible — there was a lot of (false) consensus about how the Bible instructed people to live. However, as the Bible became more affordable, and more importantly — it was printed in a language that many common laypeople could understand — the fabric of society started to fray at the edges. You would think it would be the opposite — since it seems like there’s no way that the ability to read the Bible would lead to bloodshed and war — but that is exactly what happened. The reason for this historical upheaval, in my opinion, is that suddenly people were able to decide for themselves what the Bible was trying to teach them. Suddenly, instead of a (false) consensus — there were many, many different interpretations of the ambiguous passages from the Bible. This greatly divided society as many different teachings appealed to many different people. And, of course, everyone thought that their interpretation of the Bible was the ultimate truth. In other words, society became far more splintered because there was far less consensus (due to divergent teachings) and people were incentivized to only listen to people who were like-minded and part of their 'tribe.' Currently, tribal (partisan) behavior is broadly enabled and encouraged by social media. Today, there’s almost no topic or position on which the social media can’t find a group of like-minded individuals for one to be a part of. Once part of a tribe, tribal war of words ensues. And, of course, everyone thinks their group is the one who is correct on all of the issues. No doubt there were disagreements before. However, before the internet, there were relatively few places for an average working person to get their news. Those older (pre-internet) outlets for news and information (such as the few television stations, before cable TV) were like the priests or the noble class of the past — for the most part — they were the few gatekeepers of information. As such, there used to be more of a (false) consensus about a given topic because relatively few people (mostly with similar incentives) were involved. (My understanding is that it used to be a little easier to discuss or debate the news of the day because at least most people saw similar coverage of a given topic. Now, news, especially on social media — are largely curated to confirm one’s pre-existing biases — because on average, that is what people enjoy, they come back for more, profits follow.) In the past, fringe content and news had a very hard time surviving because it was not nearly as easy to find enough of an audience to turn it in to a viable business. Today however, technology makes it extremely easy to match the fringiest of content to the people who can’t get enough of it — helping make a variety of 'fringe' or uncommon content a worthwhile business. I guess what I’m trying to say is that on a (more local) provincial level — things used to be relatively calm as long as the gatekeepers were in charge of information for the 'unwashed' masses. Given this, things were status-quo and there was a (false, artificial) consensus about how things ought to be done, what is right and wrong, what is good and what is evil. ...To me, it is surprising, unexpected, and seemingly paradoxical that the liberty to access more information, along with the ability to find many more like-minded individuals — can lead to turmoil, division, partisanship, and tribalism — not peace! I’m not sure how to ameliorate the problems above. I do think that teaching critical thinking, including behavioral economics (perhaps in high school) would be very helpful. (I didn’t have the slightest clue about critical thinking even after graduating from high school. I suspect this may still be common.) ...I’m not convinced that banning unwanted information gets rid of it permanently — similar to how the Catholic Church could never get rid of Protestant ideas once people were able to study the Bible for themselves. Today, once more, rightly or wrongly, people are skeptical of the traditional gatekeepers of information — the main stream media — because there are many more alternatives and some of those alternatives are far more palatable and have far better appeal to one’s previously held beliefs and emotions. Digital distribution of information (almost free) is doing to society what the printing press previously has done to our society — greatly reducing the cost of obtaining information, helping us be more informed and educated, but also, unfortunately — more divided in our opinions about this new, abundantly available (sometimes misleading) information.
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  85. 🤥 TRUMP 🤡
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  86. 🎄 You gonna be so sad by the time Christmas arrives this year.
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  87. "A new class action lawsuit alleges that several well-known finance YouTubers, including Graham Stephan, Andrei Jikh, Jaspreet Singh and others, should be held responsible for promoting now-disgraced cryptocurrency exchange FTX." — TechCrunch: Mar 16, 2023
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  88. 🇺🇦
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  89. Musk promised fully autonomous vehicles "coming next year" since 2016. Meditate on that.
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  90. 🇺🇦
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  91. 🇺🇦
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  92. 📉 Great to hear Warren Buffett’s thoughts about this. ...Good thing he hoarded a bunch of cash. 👍
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  93. 🇺🇦
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  94. 🎯 Steve Sanzari you seem naive... President TRUMP prefers it that way: 📺 https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon)
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  95. 🇺🇦
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  96. 👑 🤥 Путин
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  97. 👍 interesting
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  98. 🤥 TRUMP 🤡
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  99. Путин 🇷🇺 NaZi
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  100. 🇷🇺  @ThunderAppeal , whataboutism, also known as whataboutery, is a variant of the 'tu quoque' logical fallacy that attempts to discredit an opponent's position by charging them with hypocrisy without directly refuting or disproving their argument. When criticisms were leveled at the Soviet Union during the Cold War, the Soviet response would often be "What about ..." followed by instancing of an event or situation in the Western world. According to Russian writer and political activist Garry Kasparov, it is a word that was coined to describe the frequent use of a rhetorical diversion by Soviet apologists and dictators, who would counter charges of their oppression, "massacres, gulags, and forced deportations" by invoking American slavery, racism, lynchings, etc.
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  101. 🇺🇦
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  102.  @Stevenpwalsh , yes fantastic opportunity to buy for the ultra long-term. I began building a small position, added more today, right before the market closed.
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  103. ▶️ 4:52 ...very interesting explanation: compensatory factor: HIGH IQ > less conscientious
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  104. Fanboys think that on 8/8 Musk will announce revolutionary product or service that is actually available for purchase. If they believe that, then I have a Hyperloop to sell them.
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  105. 🇺🇦
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  106. 🚘 Competitors sell electric vehicles. Tesla sells AI on wheels.
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  107. 👍 You’re absolutely right. Good on you for paying attention. I find it ironic that Jim Cramer, right away, mentioned a straw man argument — then he proceeded with manufacturing his very own — straw man argument — in order to accuse Warren Buffett of attacking a straw man. (It seems Jim Cramer may have engaged in psychological 'projection' when he accused Warren Buffett of attacking a straw man.) In case someone is not familiar, here’s a definition of straw man: A straw man (sometimes written as strawman) is a form of argument and an informal fallacy of having the impression of refuting an argument, whereas the real subject of the argument was not addressed or refuted, but instead replaced with a false one. One who engages in this fallacy is said to be "attacking a straw man". see source for more: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Straw_man + psychological projection: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psychological_projection
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  108. ⭕️ Circle of Competence 🎯
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  109. 🇺🇦
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  110. 🤥 #Narcissism — Netanyahu
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  111. Путин 🇷🇺 NaZi
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  112.  @globalheartwarming : Psychopath Next Door 📺 https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon)
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  113. 🇺🇦
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  114. Can you please elaborate on specific parts of the video that you disagree with?
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  115. 👍
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  116. 🤑 He used the "millionaire" monicker as a marketing ploy, copying another YouTuber — Graham Stephan (the realtor millionaire), who has also now been caught promoting unsavory 💩 to his viewers.
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  117. 🇺🇦
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  118. 🧐 7:39 Jordan Peterson’s comment is a little weird. He may have been trying to make a joke (probably referencing the ancient Greeks — who wrestled nude). I would like Jordan Peterson to challenge Sam Harris to a cage fight. I would definitely watch that.
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  119. #Narcissism
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  120. 🤥 🐘
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  121. 7:01 Jordan Peterson to Musk: "What do you think Trump’s flaws are?" … doesn’t let him answer … proceeds to prime Musk with the idea that Trump’s flaws are not really flaws
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  122. 🇺🇦
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  123. 🇺🇦
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  124. 🚫 Scam / Spam 🚫
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  125. 🇺🇦
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  126.  @goranrajcevic5550 , I see you like playing with whataboutism: What about that time the Russians and the NaZis worked together to attack Poland: • The Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact was a non-aggression pact between NaZi Germany and the Soviet Union that enabled those two powers to partition Poland between them. The pact was signed in Moscow on 23 August 1939 by German Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop and Soviet Foreign Minister Vyacheslav Molotov. • Unofficially, it has also been referred to as the Hitler–Stalin Pact, NaZi–Soviet Pact or NaZi–Soviet Alliance. • Soon after the pact, Germany invaded Poland on 1 September 1939. Soviet leader Joseph Stalin ordered the Soviet invasion of Poland on 17 September. — source: Wikipedia: Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact
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  128.  @ItsEasyJustLift , Jordan Peterson went to Russia 🇷🇺 not Brazil 🇧🇷 to get help with his addiction. It is true that It doesn’t seem very stoic when one is taking benzodiazepines.
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  129. 🤡 Elon Musk — the boy who cried: "FSD!" 🤖
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  130.  @vinothgilly4357  🇷🇺🐓 🔚 🍴🇺🇦 4:02 "A country with a chicken on its flag should not attack a country with a fork on its flag."
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  131. 🇷🇺 Trump 😵‍💫
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  132. 🇺🇦
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  133.  @bappo2693 , Dr. Peterson talks about Justin Trudeau, his dishonesty, and his #Narcissism — at the same time, he dances around questions about Trump’s narcissistic behavior and other #DarkTriad traits.
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  134. 🇺🇦
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  135. Here’s the full interview: 📺 https://youtu.be/4C-2SNPSaUw (27 minute video)
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  136. 1:42 Clayton Christensen: "Just as the established companies systematically underestimate how big [the] disruptive companies will become — Wall Street’s methods of financial analysis systematically undervalue disruptive companies and how big they will become — and so it’s disruptive companies that are the ones that keep surprising the market on the upside: oh my gosh there’s even more growth here than we thought."
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  137. Don’t worry — "next year" — Enron Musk, (since 2016)
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  138. 👍 Richard Hamilton 🎯
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  139. Путин 🇷🇺 NaZi
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  140. 👍 Thank you for this great explanation.
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  141. ℹ️ The ten careers with the highest proportion of psychopaths are: 1. CEO 2. Lawyer 3. Media (TV/radio) 4. Salesperson 5. Surgeon 6. Journalist 7. Police officer 8. Clergy 9. Chef 10. Civil servant — For much more information see the Wikipedia article titled: "Psychopathy in the workplace"
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  142. Sean Warman, I’ve recently learned about the difference in empathy between psychopaths and individuals with autism. The following video does a good job of delineating the differences: The Erosion of Empathy: [Cognitive 🆚 Affective] 📺 https://youtu.be/nXcU8x_xK18 (12 minute video)
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  143. David Rapalyea , thank you for sharing your perspective. Did you happen to watch the TED Talk video under which you are commenting?
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  144.  @knowthetruth285 , Putin doesn’t have to copy terrible mistakes. If Putin was smarter, and less psychopathic, he would have avoided duplicating American invasion mistakes — instead of foolishly repeating them in Ukraine 🇺🇦
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  145.  @aleckulik8242 , is that what Putin told you?
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  146. 🧠 Dr. Grande, thank you for making this video. It is informative, as usual.
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  147. 👍 Dr. Grande, thank you for making this video.
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  148. ❤
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  149. Himalayan salt | Wikipedia: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Himalayan_salt • "The salt is marketed with claims that it benefits health, but no clinical evidence exists for such claims." • "Himalayan salt is mined from the Salt Range mountains, the southern edge of a fold-and-thrust belt that underlies the Pothohar Plateau south of the Himalayas."
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  150. 🇺🇦
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  151. 🇺🇦
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  152.  @WideNerdy , I disagree that Jordan Peterson changes his mind when presented with strong counter arguments… The reality is that Jordan Peterson is not always searching for truth. Similar to most of us, Jordan Peterson is searching for ways to confirm his bias, strongly held beliefs, and dispositions. For example: Brett Weinstein doesn’t agree with J.P. That the Bible or religion is more true than true. In their previous debates, Bret Weinstein has astutely delineated different types of 'truths' — as they pertain to beliefs. Jordan Peterson had no cohesive rebuttal at the debate, but here he goes again, like nothing happened, @ 4:18, claiming that the metaphorical truth is more true than the underlying reality that derived it. Here’s a very brief explanation of different types of 'truths': Why religion is literally false and metaphorically true: 📺 https://youtu.be/c0_J998UD9s (4 minute video w/ Brett Weinstein)
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  153. 🇺🇸 Can you please point me to a legitimate poll that currently shows Trump in the lead?
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  154. 👍 Thank you for making this informative video.
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  155. eferg16 , the Dunning Kruger effect: 📺 https://youtu.be/pOLmD_WVY-E (5 minute video | TED-Ed) "In the field of psychology, the Dunning–Kruger effect is a cognitive bias in which people mistakenly assess their cognitive ability as greater than it is. It is related to the cognitive bias of illusory superiority and comes from the inability of people to recognize their lack of ability. Without the self-awareness of metacognition, people cannot objectively evaluate their competence or incompetence." https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunning–Kruger_effect
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  156. 👍
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  157. 💯
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  158. 👍 well said
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  159. 👍
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  160.  @rationalityrules , thank you for your dedication.
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  161. 🤥 Nick Di Paolo: 👙 : 🍑 ClickBait: 📺 https://youtu.be/-twK5ZEaATo (9 minute video: Sep 12, 2019)
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  162. ✝️ Tucker Carlson 🤡
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  163. 📉 Elon’s marketing abilities 📉
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  164. 🇺🇦
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  165. 🇺🇦
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  166. 🇺🇦
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  167.  @Zarastro54  You made an excellent point about how a portion of profits is used to lobby (bribe) the government — 🔄 — in order to further increase profits.
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  168. I agree that Yaron Brook appears too confident here. It takes away from his credibility and does not instill a lot of confidence in his critical thinking skills.
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  169. 🇺🇦
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  170. 🇺🇸 in the long term … 📈
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  171. 🇺🇦
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  172. It’s an outstanding question.
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  173. Are you sure about your information? It’s a Google search away: "As of December 2023, Tesla confirmed that the Cybertruck will be available exclusively in the United States, Canada, and Mexico, with no plans for release in other global markets, including Europe and Australia." — Wikipedia: Cybertruck
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  174. 4:02 … Jordan Peterson’s religion: ✝️ literally false / metaphorically true — Bret Weinstein
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  175. 👍
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  176. 🇷🇺 "Z" is the new symbol for evil 👿
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  177. Timothy Brown , to answer your question, it is because politics attracts beguiling psychopaths: 📺 https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon)
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  178. 🤥🇷🇺  @ilyaolshanetskiy7421  …Илюха, это экономика Путина приведёт тебя обратно к земле. 📉 Скоро будешь опять в очереди за хлебом стоять — как в советском Союзе.
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  179. 🤥 @I_Am_H8d , весь мир поставил санкции против Путина — не одна Америка. 🌐 The whole world put sanctions on Putin’s Russia but you make it seem like it is only the United States that doesn’t believe Putin’s pretext for its "special operation" (war) in Ukraine. Either you’re very smart and being paid by Kremlin to spread propaganda — or you’re not bright enough to light your way through the fog of your own confirmation bias and National pride. 👑 🤥 Zло — Putin — lieZ 🇷🇺
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  180. "Those who can, do; those who can't, teach." — George Bernard Shaw
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  181. 👍
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  182. 7:01 Jordan Peterson to Musk: "What do you think Trump’s flaws are?" … doesn’t let him answer … proceeds to prime Musk with the idea that Trump’s flaws are not really flaws
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  183. #Narcissist
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  184. 🇺🇦
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  185. 👍 Game Theory
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  186. …the crowd is chanting: "Let’s go Brandon!"
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  187. 🇺🇦
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  188. I suspect what Mihaela Gec is trying to say is that ants or bees that live together are all siblings.
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  189. ▶️ 5:30 … metareal ≠ more real than real metareal < real information metareal = transformed, curated info …In the same way that: metadata ≠ more real than data metadata < real data metadata = underlying data transformed Saying that metareal is more real than real is like saying that some sort of measure or description of average human behavior is more real than real. (Anytime we look at an average of something — there’s real information that is missing in that average. For example, averages hide information that’s on the edges — the outliers.) No doubt averages and things like metadata provide useful information — but they are not more real than real. Perhaps someone can precisely point out how my reasoning is flawed. I welcome that.
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  190.  @dylanrasmussen1552  🇷🇺🐓 🔚 🍴🇺🇦 A country with chicken on its coat of arms — should not attack a country that carries a fork on its coat of arms.
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  191. 🇺🇦
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  192. Who’s lying and why would you make such an assumption?
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  193. 👍 Aaron Long
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  194. 👍 Dr. Grande, thank you for making this video.
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  195. 👍 Jeff P 🧠
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  196. 🇺🇦
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  197. ℹ️
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  198. 👍ℹ️
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  199. 👍
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  200. 🇯🇵
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  201.  @Grand_Edict  1) Elon made the overvalued offer for Twitter in the first place. 2) Elon knew about the bot problem at Twitter before he made the overvalued offer, and is in fact still incapable of getting rid of the bots on Twitter to this day, himself. What you wrote in your comment doesn’t make sense because Musk is the one who made the overvalued offer in the first place, then he tried to back-out. He made an offer and was willing to pay the price to promote free-speech. Later he decided that free-speech wasn’t worth that price? It sounds like he didn’t care about free speech until the court forced him to buy Twitter. After overpaying for Twitter, Elon wanted to minimize looking incompetent in valuing businesses. As such, he has been attempting to spin his terrible business decision as way to save free speech.
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  202.  @yourhorror1927  👑 🤥 Putin
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  203. @The Relay Times 🤥 Trump
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  204. 🇺🇦
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  205. 🇺🇦
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  206. 🇺🇦
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  207. Remy Lebeau, those who don’t know history are condemned to repeat it: 👑 Trump: 🤥 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Veracity_of_statements_by_Donald_Trump#Economy ➕ 📺 https://youtu.be/1rsXb6p_jdA (3 minute video) ⬆️ Take a look at how Mr. Trump spoke about his publicly traded company while it became obvious that it was not living up to all the hype and fanfare. ...As his business quickly mounted losses, Mr. Trump described his failing company as doing better than ever.
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  208. Enron Musk
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  209. 👍
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  210. ❤️ Dr. Grande, thank you.
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  211. 👍 Rabbit Skipper
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  212. 👍 Rick B 🧠
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  213. 👍 Jan Kostera
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  214. 🤥 Elon: 🪄 razzle dazzle ✨
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  215. 🤥 Trump — #Narcissist #DarkTriad
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  216. 👍 Nilay Patel 🧠
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  217. This was incredibly high quality information and presentation about $AXON.
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  218. 🔮
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  219.  @TheMagicJIZZ , you seem gullible enough… I would like to sell you a Boring tunnel that will take you to work nearly at the speed of sound.
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  220. ▶️ 4:36 Liberalism / Values ❤️ Dr. Grande, indeed, this is a very interesting facet of the openness to experience trait. Thank you for explaining.
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  221. I was disappointed that Dr. Peterson refrained from talking about the lack of free will with Dr. Sapolsky.
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  222. ⚡️ 🔜 🤖 @ Akshat Agrawal, I absolutely agree. While Tesla competitors are still figuring out electric vehicles — Tesla is already far ahead on the next step of vehicle evolution — autonomous driving.
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  223. 👑 🤥 Putin 🔥 Z 🇷🇺
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  224. 🇦🇺❤️🇺🇦
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  225. 🤥 Elon, the boy who cried: fully autonomous Teslas are coming. 📉
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  226. 👍ℹ️
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  227. 🎯 Steve Sanzari , you seem naive... President TRUMP prefers it that way: 📺 https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon)
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  228. Ryan McBeth would be proud.
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  229. Here’s one of the latest Thunderf00t ‘debunking’ videos about hyperloop: 📺 https://youtu.be/VrbstnzbhZA (25 minute video)
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  230. Can you describe one of his "great" points?
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  231. 🤪 stay leery of Kevin O’Leary 🤡
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  232. Supervised ≠ Full Self Driving Supervised = Fool Self Driving
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  233. 🇺🇦
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  234. Here’s one of the latest Thunderf00t ‘debunking’ videos about hyperloop: 📺 https://youtu.be/VrbstnzbhZA (25 minute video)
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  235. 📈 $CELH ⚡️
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  236. ✅ true, Paul C
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  237. Путин 🇷🇺 NaZi
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  238.  @odoacredacalcutta5085 , you’re just an Elon fan boy, I see.
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  239. Теперь точно.
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  240. You sound far more conspiratorial than anything covered in this story. What exactly was presented "almost as a conspiracy?" Pollution? No one assigned blame for pollution in this presentation. What are you talking about? Perhaps English is not your first language? If so, I understand.
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  241. ⏩ 0:18 ... 🚫🦊 Fox "News"
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  242. 🎯
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  243. 🤥 Tucker Carlson 🤡
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  244. 🤥🇷🇺 5:44 …It’s ironic that he says he’s not trying to "justify" — as he literally uses the 'whataboutary' propaganda technique to justify Russia’s behavior: Whataboutism, also known as whataboutery, is a variant of the 'tu quoque' logical fallacy that attempts to discredit an opponent's position by charging them with hypocrisy without directly refuting or disproving their argument. When criticisms were leveled at the Soviet Union during the Cold War, the Soviet response would often be "What about ..." followed by instancing of an event or situation in the Western world. According to Russian writer and political activist Garry Kasparov, it is a word that was coined to describe the frequent use of a rhetorical diversion by Soviet apologists and dictators, who would counter charges of their oppression, "massacres, gulags, and forced deportations" by invoking American slavery, racism, lynchings, etc.
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  245. 🇺🇸 Thank you for your service, sir.
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  246. 🇺🇦
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  247. 👍
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  248. 🤪 Ye is mentally ill. He’s not fully in touch with reality. It is sad to watch. Adidas did the right thing by no longer working with Ye.
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  249. ❤ I love this channel. I can’t get enough. I think this is my favorite video here, so far. I would love a presentation on The Trade Desk ($TTD).
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  250. 🌽 🇺🇦 🍿
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  251. 🔮 $CELH 📈
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  252. 🚫 Spam / Scam / Spam 🚫
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  253. 🍿 🇺🇦 🍿
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  254. 👍 $ADSK 📈
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  255. 👍
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  256. 🇮🇳 ​ @Travelvision2020 , India is not the "West."
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  257. lol
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  258. 👍  @Zarastro54  🧠
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  259. 👍
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  260. 👑 🤥 Путин / Кадыров 🇷🇺
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  261. ❤️ Dr. Grande, thank you for your work.
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  262. 📉 The perfume would be called: eXLon smeLL
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  263. 😂
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  264.  @mickeywood3012 : "Do they sell shares on the NASDAQ? If they do, they're not private." ⬆️ WRONG A business can definitely be a "private enterprise" — and be "publicly traded" at the same time, as per Wikipedia: In most cases, public companies are private enterprises in the private sector, and "public" emphasizes their reporting and trading on the public markets. — source: Wikipedia: Public Company I know it’s confusing, but the word "public," in the case of a publicly traded company — doesn’t colloquially mean: "public" — how you would normally understand that word in everyday use. In the case of a "publicly traded company" (whether traded on NASDAQ or elsewhere) — "public" simply refers to the fact that — any person, out in the public — can buy shares of the company. A "publicly traded company" is still a "private enterprise" — it’s just that it’s not necessarily designed to benefit the public, like a "public park" would, for example. (Moreover, "publicly traded companies" are required, by law, to disclose their finances at regular intervals (quarterly and annually) — so that the public can have a lot of information to help them decide if they want to invest in a particular, publicly traded company. In contrast, private companies — that are not publicly traded on an exchange like the NASDAQ — are not required to publicly disclose their finances to the public.) I see a lot of confusion about this all the time. I hope this helps you understand the deeper meaning behind the phrase "publicly" traded. Mickey, thank you for your valuable time.
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  265. 🤥 Trump — #Narcissist #DarkTriad
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  266. 🌽 🇺🇦 🍿
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  267. 👑 Trump 🆚 Trump: Kurds edition: 🤥 https://youtu.be/OYUUjGUHKRs 📺 (1 minute video)
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  268. @ Spiker The Psychopath Next-Door 📺 https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon)
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  269. 👍 Very Interesting. Thank you, Dr. Grande.
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  270. 🇺🇦
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  271. 🎰
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  272. 🇺🇦
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  273. 🇺🇦
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  274. 🤡
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  275. Tesla 🆚 Competitors - 5 Advantages 📺 https://youtu.be/MyfRM3Z3v6Y (12.5 minute video | August 6, 2019) "The key to investing is not assessing how much an industry is going to affect society, or how much it will grow, but rather determining the competitive advantage of any given company and, above all, the durability of that advantage." — Warren Buffett source: 10 Growth Investing Tips From Master Investors: https://www.fool.com/investing/2017/05/07/10-growth-investing-tips-from-master-investors.aspx
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  276. 🇺🇦
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  277. 🇺🇦
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  278.  @markme4 , how do you solve problems? By not talking about the problem? Pretending the problem doesn’t exist?
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  279.  @singular9 , specifically, which parts do you disagree with?
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  280. Imagine missing Facebook so much, you go to other social media to talk about it.
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  281. Even before the recent fighting began, Israel has been economically blockading Palestinians, stalling their economy. (To be fair, from the Israeli, perspective, the reason for the economic blockade is to minimize the chance of weapon making materials making it in to the oppressed and angry hands of Palestinians.)
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  282. 🇺🇦
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  283. 📺 https://youtu.be/GNG6ZzDh9C8 ▶️ @ 6 minutes and 25 seconds mark of the above video. In that portion of the above linked video, Garrett Reisman briefly talks about Elon Musk’s engineering prowess. (Garrett Reisman is a former NASA astronaut. He is currently a professor of astronautical engineering at USC.) christoforos meziriadis , thank you for your valuable time. I hope you will find this information at least somewhat persuasive.
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  284. 🦊 I hate the 'cliffhanger' (clickbait) title of this video. 🚫
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  285. Frederick Goff 👉 Clayton Cristensen: Disruptive Inovation: 📺 https://youtu.be/rpkoCZ4vBSI
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  286. 👍
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  287.  iVeblen — that’s how I refer to the Apple brand — and for a good reason: 'Veblen good' defined: 📺 https://youtu.be/56TIQ1rcHek (2 minute video | Investopedia) ⬆️ Veblen goods are considered to be desirable for conspicuous consumption because of, rather than in spite of, their high prices: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Veblen_good ⬆️ Conspicuous consumption is rooted in evolutionary psychology. …Scott Galloway, who is a marketing professor at NYU, succinctly described the underlying evolutionary psychology that makes Apple’s products alluring: 📺 https://youtu.be/r5LM4wsH0k0 (1 minute video w/ Scott Galloway)
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  288. 🇺🇦
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  289. 🇺🇦
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  290. 🤥 Elon was wrong. 📊
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  291. 👍👍👍
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  292. #Narcissism ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than just boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  293. 🧠
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  294. In your opinion, demographics don’t matter at all?
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  295.  @purplemystique8308  I’m not a philosophy major... simply "lover of wisdom"
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  296. That’s probably true. I also think that the families of pilots who were murdered by Wagner’s mercenaries — also feel like Putin did not finish the job of punishing Prigozhin.
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  297. 📉 Ruble 📉
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  298. 👍 yes!
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  299. Why?
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  300. 🇷🇺 @greathey1234 , Russians and the NaZis worked together to attack Poland: • The Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact was a non-aggression pact between NaZi Germany and the Soviet Union that enabled those two powers to partition Poland between them. The pact was signed in Moscow on 23 August 1939 by German Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop and Soviet Foreign Minister Vyacheslav Molotov. • Unofficially, it has also been referred to as the Hitler–Stalin Pact, NaZi–Soviet Pact or NaZi–Soviet Alliance. • Soon after the pact, Germany invaded Poland on 1 September 1939. Soviet leader Joseph Stalin ordered the Soviet invasion of Poland on 17 September. — source: Wikipedia: Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact
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  301. Putin could have allowed "Russians" who supposedly felt oppressed in Donbas to immigrate to Russia. It would have been very inexpensive compared to the cost of war. In reality, Putin manufactured the Donbas situation to later justify his full scale war with Ukraine. A war which he badly miscalculated. He thought that it would be as easy as taking Crimea in 2014.
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  302. 🇺🇦
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  303. 🇺🇦
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  304. 💯😂
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  305. 🇷🇺 2:42 Igor Girkin (Strelkov) 👿
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  306. 🇺🇦
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  307. 👍 YouTube 📺
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  308. Steve Sanzari , you seem naive... President TRUMP prefers it that way: 📺 https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon)
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  309. Amber Elliott, indeed. The shows do a good job bringing attention to these type of stories.
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  310. 👑 🤥 Trump: everything is fine! : 📺 https://youtu.be/Yr6lnPVc4tg (5 minute video) jonathan billing , thank you for sharing your opinion. I hope you find the linked videos informative.
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  311. Warren Buffett’s mentor, Benjamin Graham, astutely noted that: • in the short-term the market is a voting machine (people place their 'votes' or bets based on their opinions) • in the long-term, the market is a weighing machine (meaning that: in the long-term the value of a company is mainly tied to the rate at which the company makes money. It’s tangible evidence that can be 'weighed,' not a mere opinion) It is true that plenty of unsophisticated investors will lose money 'voting' for their favorite stocks. Unfortunately, it is likely that it was going to happen one way or another for the ones who have money 'burning a hole in their pocket.' I’m not a speculator, mostly I hold stocks long-term. The value of the companies I hold goes up because good companies, with competitive advantages — retain positive earnings. Over time, those profits add up to enormous sums in the long-term. ...The longer one holds a company with competitive advantages — the more exponential growth to the stock price (in terms of percentage gain).
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  312. I think when one assumes that the whole stock market is a casino — they trade as if it really is a casino. The fact is that owning shares in a company is very similar to owning a private business or a farm. The major difference is that a share holder only owns a tiny sliver of the company (a share), and a business owner often owns the entire business. Sure, some people speculate on the price of a share but that doesn’t change the fact that a stock 'share' literally represents ownership in an actual business. The job of an investor is to not pay attention to the speculation but rather the intrinsic or underlying value for any given company and only buy when it is priced inexpensively — relative to cash flow, earnings, and a projected growth rate.
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  313. 👍 I’m a fan of Asianometry as well. (I think that this CNBC video particularly stands out for being detailed and highly informative — the type of quality we normally enjoy at Asianometry.)
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  314. 👍 Dalvin thank you for making this video. I look forward to more of your work.
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  315. 🇺🇦
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  316. 👑 🤥 Putin lieZ —  @greathey1234 believeZ
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  317. 🤥  @greathey1234 , you are not any good at investing. That is obvious even before you admitted to your investing failures. 🤡 You’ve made over 1,000 comments here. What successful investor has time to make over 1,000 comments inside a mainstream 'Channel 4' YouTube comment section? (That’s not even counting comments on the other YouTube channels that you troll.)
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  318. 🇷🇺 @greathey1234 , speaking of NaZis: Russians and the NaZis worked together to attack Poland: • The Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact was a non-aggression pact between Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union that enabled those two powers to partition Poland between them. • The pact was signed in Moscow on 23 August 1939 by German Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop and Soviet Foreign Minister Vyacheslav Molotov. • Unofficially, it has also been referred to as the Hitler–Stalin Pact, Nazi–Soviet Pact or Nazi–Soviet Alliance. • Soon after the pact, Germany invaded Poland on 1 September 1939. Soviet leader Joseph Stalin ordered the Soviet invasion of Poland on 17 September. — source: Wikipedia: Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact
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  319. 👑 🤥 Putin / Trump 🇷🇺 Z
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  320.  @6SixTurned  🇷🇺🤥 Putin Uses His Secret Army Before Unleashing Russian Forces & Weapons In War: 📺 https://youtu.be/9_orSxqjwnU (8 minute video)
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  321. 🇺🇦
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  322. ✝️... Mike Pence — voted against the interests of the people: 📺 https://youtu.be/x8YEzPmjhv4 (1 minute video | October 25, 2017)
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  323. #JordanPeterson
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  324. Tesla 🆚 Competitors - 5 Advantages 📺 https://youtu.be/MyfRM3Z3v6Y (12.5 minute video | August 6, 2019)
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  325. Capitalist Dilemma: competition 🆚 profits Prolonged competition is the opposite of outsized profits. Smaller entrepreneurs have to compete because they have no choice. However, as their business and profits grow — it increases the incentives and (more importantly) the financial resources to limit competitors. As such, the easiest way not to become the next victim of profit diminishing competition is to put up barriers to entry for the next guy who wants to compete: Barriers to Entry (definition) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barriers_to_entry To be fair: capitalism is the worst economic system, except for all the others. — (My take on Winston Churchill’s famous quote: "Democracy is the worst form of government, except for all the others.")
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  326. 👍 Eve Lee 😁
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  327. 👍 $STNE
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  329. @ Icitlali Stardust ...Gabor Maté: TRUMP — childhood trauma: 📺 https://youtu.be/rQwP0XRBjq4 (10 minute video w/ Gabor Maté) Gabor Maté: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gabor_Maté_(physician)
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  330. The Psychopath Next-Door 📺 https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon) ⬆️ The sad reality is that too many voters are easily exploited by the intra-species predators — Psychopaths and other representatives of the Dark Triad: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dark_triad ...Unfortunately, these dynamics of human nature are unlikely to change in the near term. In doubt?: Charlatan: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charlatan Con-Man / Confidence Trick: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Confidence_trick
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  331. 23:20 Tesla had no employees when Elon Musk joined the company❓
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  332. Thank you for making this video!
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  333. Today, the impact of social media on broad aspects of our society reminds me of the Protestant Reformation — which was enabled by the modern technology of the day — the printing press. What I mean is that majority of Catholics, historically speaking, for a long time — did not know precisely what the Bible actually said because Bibles were expensive and written in Latin. All they knew about the Bible is what the church authorities told them was in the Bible. Because fewer people were involved in the interpretation of the Bible — there was a lot of (false) consensus about how the Bible instructed people to live. However, as the Bible became more affordable, and more importantly — it was printed in a language that many common laypeople could understand — the fabric of society started to fray at the edges. You would think it would be the opposite — since it seems like there’s no way that the ability to read the Bible would lead to bloodshed and war — but that is exactly what happened. The reason for this historical upheaval, in my opinion, is that suddenly people were able to decide for themselves what the Bible was trying to teach them. Suddenly, instead of a (false) consensus — there were many, many different interpretations of the ambiguous passages from the Bible. This greatly divided society as many different teachings appealed to many different people. And, of course, everyone thought that their interpretation of the Bible was the ultimate truth. In other words, society became far more splintered because there was far less consensus (due to divergent teachings) and people were incentivized to only listen to people who were like-minded and part of their 'tribe.' Currently, tribal (partisan) behavior is broadly enabled and encouraged by social media. Today, there’s almost no topic or position on which the social media can’t find a group of like-minded individuals for one to be a part of. Once part of a tribe, tribal war of words ensues. And, of course, everyone thinks their group is the one who is correct on all of the issues. No doubt there were disagreements before. However, before the internet, there were relatively few places for an average working person to get their news. Those older (pre-internet) outlets for news and information (such as the few television stations, before cable TV) were like the priests or the noble class of the past — for the most part — they were the few gatekeepers of information. As such, there used to be more of a (false) consensus about a given topic because relatively few people (mostly with similar incentives) were involved. (My understanding is that it used to be a little easier to discuss or debate the news of the day because at least most people saw similar coverage of a given topic. Now, news, especially on social media — are largely curated to confirm one’s pre-existing biases — because on average, that is what people enjoy, they come back for more, profits follow.) In the past, fringe content and news had a very hard time surviving because it was not nearly as easy to find enough of an audience to turn it in to a viable business. Today however, technology makes it extremely easy to match the fringiest of content to the people who can’t get enough of it — helping make a variety of 'fringe' or uncommon content a worthwhile business. I guess what I’m trying to say is that on a (more local) provincial level — things used to be relatively calm as long as the gatekeepers were in charge of information for the 'unwashed' masses. Given this, things were status-quo and there was a (false, artificial) consensus about how things ought to be done, what is right and wrong, what is good and what is evil. ...To me, it is surprising, unexpected, and seemingly paradoxical that the liberty to access more information, along with the ability to find many more like-minded individuals — can lead to turmoil, division, partisanship, and tribalism — not peace! I’m not sure how to ameliorate the problems above. I do think that teaching critical thinking, including behavioral economics (perhaps in high school) would be very helpful. (I didn’t have the slightest clue about critical thinking even after graduating from high school. I suspect this may still be common.) ...I’m not convinced that banning unwanted information gets rid of it permanently — similar to how the Catholic Church could never get rid of Protestant ideas once people were able to study the Bible for themselves. Today, once more, rightly or wrongly, people are skeptical of the traditional gatekeepers of information — the main stream media — because there are many more alternatives and some of those alternatives are far more palatable and have far better appeal to one’s previously held beliefs and emotions. Digital distribution of information (almost free) is doing to society what the printing press previously has done to our society — greatly reducing the cost of obtaining information, helping us be more informed and educated, but also, unfortunately — more divided in our opinions about this new, abundantly available (sometimes misleading) information.
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  335. Seems like Russian people should be complaining to Putin. Moreover, Russia should end its war with Ukraine.
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  336. Everything he said about Justin Trudeau applies to Trump. Unfortunately, Jordan Peterson is incentivized to never talk about that. It is the least attractive feature of his political bias.
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  337.  @WindTurbineSyndrome , J.P. discusses problems on the left in the "west"(including U.S. all the time). At the same time, he defends Trump and dances around questions involving Trump’s #Narcissism
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  338. …Dude, Trump is scheduled for his day in court.
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  339. 🤥 Trevor Milton is a liar.
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  340. 👍
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  341. Thepope 111111 Did you watch the linked video?
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  342. 🤥 TRUMP
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  343. Pedro Sousa Consumer Reports’ points against Tesla’s Navigate on Autopilot were misunderstood https://www.teslarati.com/tesla-navigate-on-autopilot-consumer-reports-review-clarified/
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  344. 12:34 Given the war in Ukraine, it is hard to believe the Russians learned much of anything from Solzhenitsyn. 🇺🇦
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  346. 🤥🇷🇺  @wartome3196  Whataboutism, also known as whataboutery, is a variant of the 'tu quoque' logical fallacy that attempts to discredit an opponent's position by charging them with hypocrisy without directly refuting or disproving their argument. Whataboutism is particularly associated with Soviet and Russian propaganda. When criticisms were leveled at the Soviet Union during the Cold War, the Soviet response would often be "What about ..." followed by instancing of an event or situation in the Western world. According to Russian writer and political activist Garry Kasparov, it is a word that was coined to describe the frequent use of a rhetorical diversion by Soviet apologists and dictators, who would counter charges of their oppression, massacres, gulags, and forced deportations by invoking American slavery, racism, lynchings, etc.
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  347. 👽 2:50 Aliens are demons? 👿
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  348. 👍  @Butterpecancaramel1 
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  349.  @cookergronkberg ... Rising is attempting to highlight the fact that short-selling is very speculative in its nature. As such, there seems to be double standard when it comes to a different group speculators — who want to bet against the short-seller speculators.
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  351. 🧠 Glenn Carpenter , you’re fighting a good fight. 👍 Keep up the good work of reducing ignorance.
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  352. 🍿🇺🇦🍿
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  353. Virginia Addis , yes, I’m sure❗️
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  354. Notably, Steve Wozniak, Apple cofounder, complained about this. He said that he and his family bought several versions of Tesla hardware with Elon’s promise that it would be the last version of hardware necessary for "Full" self-driving. Which turned out to be false. Wozniak is not happy about false promises as it looks like older hardware will be inferior to the new autonomous driving hardware.
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  355. According to Enron Musk, advanced AI is coming next year. He’s been saying fully autonomous cars are coming "next year," since 2016.
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  356. 🤥 Elon — the boy who cried: FSD! 🤖
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  357. 🇷🇺 Trump is a traitor. 👿
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  358.  @henzoko5946 , what current major advantage does Tesla have over its competitors, besides a better charging network?
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  359. ✝️ "Think about the children!" — Christian conservatives
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  360. 🤥 TRUMP 🤡
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  361. 👍 Minority Voice ▶️ 1:53 ➡️ 🍎 Here’s more information about Apple as a consumer company and what makes it very different from IBM: What Clayton Christensen Got Wrong https://stratechery.com/2013/clayton-christensen-got-wrong/ ⬆️ If you read the above article — you will understand just how different $IBM and $AAPL are. One major difference is that Apple primarily sells to consumers (people who actually use the product they purchase) rather than to other businesses (who force their employees to use whatever the company buys for them). If this seems interesting — read the above article — Ben Thompson will provide you with much more insight than me. • Ben Thompson, his "Stratechery" blog, and his "exponent" podcast are amazing. • If you are interested in Apple as an investment, I encourage you to listen to "Above Avalon" podcast as well. • ...In general, Clayton Christensen gets a lot of things right. I highly recommend his books: "Innovator’s Dilemma" and "Innovator’s Solution". (...BTW, he died recently, on January 23, 2020. He was a great teacher and an incredible human.)
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  362. 👍 ℹ️ 🚬
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  364. 👍 Ernie, you and your sources are very insightful. Thank you for sharing.
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  365. Here’s one of the latest Thunderf00t ‘debunking’ videos about hyperloop: 📺 https://youtu.be/VrbstnzbhZA (25 minute video)
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  366. Here’s one of the latest Thunderf00t ‘debunking’ videos about hyperloop: 📺 https://youtu.be/VrbstnzbhZA (25 minute video)
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  367. Trump has an iPhone. He has not made any posts to Truth Social.
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  368. ♾️ ⚓️
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  369. 👍 $NU 📈
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  370.  @Grand_Edict , if Elon Musk bought Twitter to promote freedom of speech, why did he try to back-out of his purchase — until the courts forced him to buy Twitter?
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  371. He hasn’t directly criticized Putin, not yet. He has, however, criticized Russian military leadership.
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  372. 19:35 …in 2011, Elon Musk himself, made fun of BYD. He’s not laughing anymore: 23:09
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  373. Psychopathy in the workplace: According to Dutton, the ten careers that have the highest proportion of psychopaths are: 1. CEO 2. Lawyer 3. Media (TV/radio) 4. Salesperson 5. Surgeon 6. Journalist 7. Police officer 8. Clergy 9. Chef 10. Civil servant https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psychopathy_in_the_workplace
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  374. 🔮 Hey, buddy! Seems like you are singing a different tune in your comments these days 🤥
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  375. 🇺🇦
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  376. Vittorio A , the book is about a narcissist: 🤴 President Trump is like... smart: 📺 https://youtu.be/P3nkxrECHKM (4 minute video) #Narcissist
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  377. ▶️ 7:02 Jordan Peterson: PTSD
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  379. 👍 Vance Beggar 👏 Thank you for taking the time to explain your position. In a debate, I strive to be as patient and as convincing as you — but I’m not nearly as good. (More practice will help.) On the other hand, as the above debate shows — it is very time consuming and there’s no great satisfaction at the end — because rarely does one admit that their initial position may have been incorrect. It is rare to witness good debate skills in the YouTube comment section. Thank you for your valuable time. ...I need to find me at least 10 friends who are just like you.
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  380. 🤥 Veracity of TRUMP statements: 🌐 https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Veracity_of_statements_by_Donald_Trump
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  381. codediporpal, you may find the following video interesting. It has to do with how psychopaths and people with autism differ in empathy: 📺 https://youtu.be/nXcU8x_xK18 (12 minute video) 🤔 Empathy: Cognitive 🆚 Affective
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  382. 👍 Vince P, thank you for sharing.
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  383. 👍 Shan, you hit bullseye 🎯 Take a look at how Mr. Trump spoke about his publicly traded company while it became obvious that it was not living up to all the hype and fanfare. As his business quickly mounted losses, Mr. Trump described his failing company as doing better than ever: 📺 https://youtu.be/1rsXb6p_jdA (3 minute video)
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  384. 📺 https://youtu.be/1rsXb6p_jdA (3 minute video) ⬆️ Take a look at how Mr. Trump spoke about his publicly traded company while it became obvious that it was not living up to all the hype and fanfare. As his business quickly mounted losses, Mr. Trump described his failing company as doing better than ever❗️
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  385. 👍 Darth Vegeta 🤔 James Fallon: psychopaths & libertarians: 📺 https://youtu.be/Vx8RxRn6dWU (9 minute video)
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  386. The2005rwb, you’re engaged in motivated reasoning. The objective reality: politicians = psychopaths
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  387. 👑 🤥 https://youtu.be/1rsXb6p_jdA 📺 (3 minute video) ⬆️ Take a look at how Mr. Trump spoke about his publicly traded company while it became obvious that it was not living up to all the hype and fanfare. As his business quickly mounted losses, Mr. Trump described his failing company as doing better than ever❗️ …As long as we have politicians running for office — psychopaths will continue to tell us just how much they want to help us (without asking anything in return). Politicians are not self-serving — they just want to help us because of all the "kindness" in their hearts 😈
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  388. 👍 Rijul Ballal, thank you for your explanation.
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  389. 👍 Shea Roberts 🤥 Veracity of TRUMP statements: 🌐 https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Veracity_of_statements_by_Donald_Trump
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  390. 🤥 Veracity of TRUMP statements: 🌐 https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Veracity_of_statements_by_Donald_Trump
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  391. mrzack888, libertarians make a ton of excuses about the tragedy of the commons — especially as it relates to pollution: What is the tragedy of the commons? 📺 https://youtu.be/CxC161GvMPc (5 minute video)
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  392.  @hellomate639  , the ability to change one’s mind is a positive sign of intelligence. Good for you. If you have the time, which part of the following 10 minute video do you happen to disagree with?: DETERMINISM 🆚 free will 📺 https://youtu.be/vCGtkDzELAI (10 minute video | Crash Course)
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  393. 49:00 normative monogamy — controls male aggression
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  394. 🥇 Subjectively purporting yourself to be #1 is bragging. (An objective measure of Platt’s current affluence does not support his claim of being #1.)
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  395. The media tries to make him seem foolish but they should just let him talk: 🤴 Trump is like... really, really smart: 📺 https://youtu.be/P3nkxrECHKM (4 minute video)
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  396. Mike Holcomb , thank you for sharing your thoughts. I would like to bring something to your attention: "In the field of psychology, the Dunning–Kruger effect is a cognitive bias in which people mistakenly assess their cognitive ability as greater than it is. It is related to the cognitive bias of illusory superiority and comes from the inability of people to recognize their lack of ability. Without the self-awareness of metacognition, people cannot objectively evaluate their competence or incompetence." https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunning–Kruger_effect ↕️ 🧠 The Dunning Kruger Effect: 📺 https://youtu.be/pOLmD_WVY-E (5 minute video) ↕️ 💯 Donald Trump is an expert ... 📺 https://youtu.be/5GqJna9hpTE (2 minute video) ↕️ 💀 Deadly effect : personality + pandemic 📺 https://youtu.be/kK1Mc2Ks-NA (15 minute video w/ Dr. Grande)
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  397. #Narcissism
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  398. Mike Holcomb , yes, ad hominem attack me. Very logical, Mike. The videos that I linked — speak for themselves. Our President is a narcissist who makes a fool of himself. This problem is only compounded by the fact that Grandpa is also going senile.
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  399. 👑 🤥 Trump: everything is fine: 📺 https://youtu.be/Yr6lnPVc4tg (5 minute video) Thank you for sharing your opinion. I hope you find the linked videos informative. Stay safe, Mike Holcomb
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  400. Mike Holcomb , thank you for your reply. Mike, if a picture is worth 1,000 words, how many words is a video worth?: 📺 https://youtu.be/P3nkxrECHKM (4 minute video) + 📺 https://youtu.be/rKRwDtMI8G4 (4 minute video | April 24, 2020)
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  401. 🤥 The Politician Next Door: https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon)
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  402. 👍 @go86go  🧠
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  403. 🇺🇦
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  404. Platforms Change Structure and Strategy 📺 https://youtu.be/e5B9pfuVrMU (34 minutes w/ Dr. Marshall Van Alstyne) ⏩ … @ 20 minutes and 35 seconds of above linked video: Dynamics of Platform Competition
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  406. Matt Farah — thermal management ▶️ 2:03
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  407. 👍
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  408.  @genevievep6 by discussing their “business” publicly — they made it the public’s “business”
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  409. What makes you believe that Trump is next president?
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  410. David Rapalyea , is there a point at which you might no longer support President Trump? Is there anything concerning about his behavior, especially in 2020 ? Thank you for your time, David.
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  411. David Rapalyea , this is the TED talk under which you are commenting: 📺 https://youtu.be/vs41JrnGaxc ...It seem relevant. No?
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  412. 🇺🇸 David Rapalyea , thank you for your service. Also, what is or who is "Pewherman" that you speak of, in your reply above?
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  413. ❤️ David Rapalyea , I see. I’m sorry to hear about your health, I certainly hope that you keep recovering.
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  414. 7:36 🤡 Musk ▶️ Fool Self Driving 📉 16:30
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  415. 😵 200 😵
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  416. 👑 dictator 🤥 Putin lieZ 🇷🇺 murderZ
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  417. 👍 Solving The Money Problem ❤️
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  418. 👍ℹ️
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  419. Jordan Peterson’s latest colorful suit has his own signature on his lapel. It seems he wants his inner narcissism to be outwardly displayed on his chest — for all of us to see.
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  420. 🎰
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  421. Thank you for making this video.
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  422. Tesla 🆚 Competitors - 5 Advantages 📺 https://youtu.be/MyfRM3Z3v6Y (12.5 minute video | August 6, 2019)
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  423. 📊 "Just as the established companies systematically underestimate how big [the] disruptive companies will become — Wall Street’s methods of financial analysis systematically undervalue disruptive companies and how big they will become — and so it’s disruptive companies that are the ones that keep surprising the market on the upside: oh my gosh there’s even more growth here than we thought." — Clayton Christensen see the rest here: 📺 https://youtu.be/Bas2Dw4lcfM (3 minute video | April 23, 2012)
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  424. I see, you prefer the Elon fanboy echo-chamber that never talks about Musk’s shortcomings. Enron Musk has been promising fully autonomous Teslas "coming next year" — since at least the 2016. In other words, Elon is the boy who cried FSD since 2016. Now, people have hard time believing him or taking his predictions seriously.
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  425. It does seem ridiculous how many of the same comments come up again and again, just slightly varied wording.
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  426. 🇺🇦
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  427. 🇺🇦
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  428. Thank you
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  429. Сабзагул Мамадназарова ❓
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  430.  @coolcool6908  …There’s more context to this story: Sometimes, Michael Platt’s talents includes being less than honest: ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than just boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article. #Narcissism
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  431. 🤥Elon Musk, the boy who cried: FSD🤖
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  432. 🤥 #TrevorMilton = Elon Musk 🤥
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  433. A 2016 video that Tesla used to promote its self-driving technology was staged to show capabilities like stopping at a red light and accelerating at a green light that the system did not have, according to testimony by a senior engineer. The video, which remains archived on Tesla’s website, was released in October 2016 and promoted on Twitter by Chief Executive Elon Musk as evidence that “Tesla drives itself.”
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  435. They should lock Biden up and put him in a jail cell with Trump.
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  436. 🤡 3:37 Jim Cramer, appropriately, looks exactly like the clown emoji
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  439. While Rogan occasionally pushed back on some of Jones's outlandish statements, Jones still made false claims at least 10 times throughout the episode that went unchallenged: https://www.insider.com/joe-rogan-alex-jones-spread-conspiracy-theories-challenge-podcast-2020-10 
 October 29, 2020
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  440.  @aleckulik8242 , Russian media is not even allowed to call this a war. Do you trust Russian media when the government dictates what and how things are covered, down to the exact words that are allowed and not allowed?
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  442. 👍👍👍
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  443.   
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  444.  @sansin6250  You’re missing personal data advantage that Apple has due to their focus on privacy rather than selling ads. The technologies at other companies don’t have access to the personal information about an iPhone user like Apple does — making Apple Intelligence more useful to the individual as compared to the generic commodity AI that has little to no information about the end user.
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  445. Which parts do you specifically disagree with?
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  446. "A new class action lawsuit alleges that several well-known finance YouTubers, including Graham Stephan, Andrei Jikh, Jaspreet Singh and others, should be held responsible for promoting now-disgraced cryptocurrency exchange FTX." — TechCrunch: Mar 16, 2023
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  447. 🇺🇦
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  448. 🇷🇺 2:42 Igor (Strelkov) Girkin 👿
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  449. 🇦🇺❤️🇺🇦
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  450. 🔲 "squaring the circle" ⭕️ It is the challenge of constructing a square with the same area as a given circle by using only a finite number of steps with compass and straightedge. source: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Squaring_the_circle
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  451. 💪 🇺🇦 ✌️
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  452. Why did USSR fail under such a wonderful system that you seem to be describing?
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  453. Today, the impact of social media on broad aspects of our society reminds me of the Protestant Reformation — which was enabled by the modern technology of the day — the printing press. What I mean is that majority of Catholics, historically speaking, for a long time — did not know precisely what the Bible actually said because Bibles were expensive and written in Latin. All they knew about the Bible is what the church authorities told them was in the Bible. Because fewer people were involved in the interpretation of the Bible — there was a lot of (false) consensus about how the Bible instructed people to live. However, as the Bible became more affordable, and more importantly — it was printed in a language that many common laypeople could understand — the fabric of society started to fray at the edges. You would think it would be the opposite — since it seems like there’s no way that the ability to read the Bible would lead to bloodshed and war — but that is exactly what happened. The reason for this historical upheaval, in my opinion, is that suddenly people were able to decide for themselves what the Bible was trying to teach them. Suddenly, instead of a (false) consensus — there were many, many different interpretations of the ambiguous passages from the Bible. This greatly divided society as many different teachings appealed to many different people. And, of course, everyone thought that their interpretation of the Bible was the ultimate truth. In other words, society became far more splintered because there was far less consensus (due to divergent teachings) and people were incentivized to only listen to people who were like-minded and part of their 'tribe.' Currently, tribal (partisan) behavior is broadly enabled and encouraged by social media. Today, there’s almost no topic or position on which the social media can’t find a group of like-minded individuals for one to be a part of. Once part of a tribe, tribal war of words ensues. And, of course, everyone thinks their group is the one who is correct on all of the issues. No doubt there were disagreements before. However, before the internet, there were relatively few places for an average working person to get their news. Those older (pre-internet) outlets for news and information (such as the few television stations, before cable TV) were like the priests or the noble class of the past — for the most part — they were the few gatekeepers of information. As such, there used to be more of a (false) consensus about a given topic because relatively few people (mostly with similar incentives) were involved. (My understanding is that it used to be a little easier to discuss or debate the news of the day because at least most people saw similar coverage of a given topic. Now, news, especially on social media — are largely curated to confirm one’s pre-existing biases — because on average, that is what people enjoy, they come back for more, profits follow.) In the past, fringe content and news had a very hard time surviving because it was not nearly as easy to find enough of an audience to turn it in to a viable business. Today however, technology makes it extremely easy to match the fringiest of content to the people who can’t get enough of it — helping make a variety of 'fringe' or uncommon content a worthwhile business. I guess what I’m trying to say is that on a (more local) provincial level — things used to be relatively calm as long as the gatekeepers were in charge of information for the 'unwashed' masses. Given this, things were status-quo and there was a (false, artificial) consensus about how things ought to be done, what is right and wrong, what is good and what is evil. ...To me, it is surprising, unexpected, and seemingly paradoxical that the liberty to access more information, along with the ability to find many more like-minded individuals — can lead to turmoil, division, partisanship, and tribalism — not peace! I’m not sure how to ameliorate the problems above. I do think that teaching critical thinking, including behavioral economics (perhaps in high school) would be very helpful. (I didn’t have the slightest clue about critical thinking even after graduating from high school. I suspect this may still be common.) ...I’m not convinced that banning unwanted information gets rid of it permanently — similar to how the Catholic Church could never get rid of Protestant ideas once people were able to study the Bible for themselves. Today, once more, rightly or wrongly, people are skeptical of the traditional gatekeepers of information — the main stream media — because there are many more alternatives and some of those alternatives are far more palatable and have far better appeal to one’s previously held beliefs and emotions. Digital distribution of information (almost free) is doing to society what the printing press previously has done to our society — greatly reducing the cost of obtaining information, helping us be more informed and educated, but also, unfortunately — more divided in our opinions about this new, abundantly available (sometimes misleading) information.
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  454. 👑 🤡 intraspecies parasites, explained: 📺 https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon) #Narcissism
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  455. Link Joker Would You Vote for a Psychopath? 📺 https://youtu.be/bysVPcKQfeY
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  456. JGCameron Thank you for your reply.
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  457. 🔗 Link Joker 🃏 The Erosion of Empathy: [Cognitive 🆚 Affective] 📺 https://youtu.be/nXcU8x_xK18 (12 minute video) #Aspergers #Autism #🆚 #versus #Psychopath #Sociopath
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  462. 🔮 Krystal Ball 👍 📰 now at 'Breaking Points' 📺 https://m.youtube.com/c/breakingpoints
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  463. Johnny Harris made a much better video on this topic. It was titled: “How the U.S. stole Mexico”
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  464. Here’s the entire interview: 📺 https://youtu.be/4C-2SNPSaUw (27 minute video)
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  465. 🇺🇦
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  466. 🇺🇦
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  467. 🇺🇦
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  468. 👑 🤥 Putin not crooked? 🇷🇺
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  469. 👍ℹ️
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  470. 👍 
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  471. 💯 Genius (confirmed) 📺 https://youtu.be/rKRwDtMI8G4 (4 minute video | April 24, 2020)
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  472. Vittorio A , as a professional therapist, can you tell me more about this "unconditional" love that you speak of? In your "professional" opinion, should one unconditionally love even those who are abusive? We should not speak out against abusive narcissist? We should cherish their abuse? Tell me, do you preach about unconditional love to people in abusive relationships? I await your intelligent response.
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  473. Thank you for making this video.
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  474. 👍 🧬
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  475. 🇺🇸✅
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  476. 🇺🇦
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  477. 'Money and Macro' YouTube channel has an informative video that analyzes this presentation. I recommend it.
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  478. 👑 🤥  @king_vision4085 , Will Smith would never slap Joe Rogan like that 👋
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  479.  @tomast1323  Your comments have not aged well. How do you feel about $TSLA now?
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  480. 🇺🇦
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  481. ▶️ 8:36 Sam Harris...
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  482. Here’s one of the latest Thunderf00t ‘debunking’ videos about hyperloop: 📺 https://youtu.be/VrbstnzbhZA (25 minute video)
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  483. 👍 Pat Smash
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  484. ✅ #PeterZeihan
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  485. 🇺🇦
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  486. 🇺🇦
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  487. 👨‍🏫 Clayton Cristensen: 🔥 Disruptive Inovation: 📺 https://youtu.be/rpkoCZ4vBSI
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  488. 🇺🇦
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  489. You’re absolutely correct about Jim Cramer and his days of running a hedge fund.
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  490. 👍 ℹ️
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  491. 👍 Utkarsh Anand, yes, logical.
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  492. ❤️ Здесь говорят правду!
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  493. 👍
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  494. 👍 Game theory (ultimatum game)
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  495. 9:20 | Rule 5 — numbers are numbing
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  496. 📺 https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon) ⬆️ ...explains why many politicians don’t seem to need a spine to walk.
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  497. 👍 brian bunton
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  498. 🤥 Putin
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  499. 🇺🇦
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  500. 🇺🇦
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  501. 👍 Dennis W 🎯 You’re absolutely correct.
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  502. Br And how do you rationalize this: 👑 Trump 🆚 Trump: 🤥 https://youtu.be/OYUUjGUHKRs (1 minute video)
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  503. The psychopath next-door: 📺 https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon)
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  504. 🤡 1:19
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  505. 👍 Fact Checks ✅
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  506. S DM Comparative Advantage: 📺 https://youtu.be/4rUfoU04QJM (comparative advantage in 7 minutes)
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  507. 🤔 wes c, stick to what program? 📺 https://youtu.be/fkHdq_2EUk4 (3 minute video on the economics of tariffs)
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  508. In my opinion, the reason for the aforementioned obsession is human psychology. A Samsung phone is not quite a 'Veblen good' — while an iPhone is.
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  509. 🤑 "Veblen goods are considered to be desirable for conspicuous consumption because of, rather than in spite of, their high prices." — source: Wikipedia (Veblen good)
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  510.  @DigSamurai  Elon’s compensation package is based on stock price, which he inflated by pumping (misleading) investors about Fool Self Driving (FSD) capabilities of Tesla vehicles — since 2016. In other words, Elon pumped the Tesla shares to get the pay package and then he dumped Tesla shares at the top — to overpay for Twitter. This is despite the fact that In a 2013 tweet, Musk stated: 🤥 "Forgot to say one thing at Tesla annual shareholders meeting: just as my money was the first in, it will be the last out." — Enron Musk
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  511. 🤥 Elon — the boy who cried: FSD! 🤖
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  512.  @regisbergeron5595 , most of the U.S. public did not vote for Trump either — but that hasn’t stopped Trump from pretending that they did. Come to think of it, Jordan Peterson never talks about the role #Narcissism plays in Trump’s behavior and his inherent aptitude for deception.
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  513. 27 Pinstripes #Narcissism 💀 Deadly Combination 🦠 personality + pandemic = https://youtu.be/kK1Mc2Ks-NA (15 minute video w/ Dr. Grande)
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  514. 🔮
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  515. 👑 🤥 Putin / Trump 🇷🇺 Z
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  516. samantha fyfe , red pill... 🦠 President Trump is like... smart: 📺 https://youtu.be/P3nkxrECHKM (4 minute video)
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  517. samantha fyfe ... 💯 Genius (confirmed) 📺 https://youtu.be/rKRwDtMI8G4 (4 minute video | April 24, 2020)
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  518. 🤥🇷🇺 Tell me, what source of information besides Kremlin do you trust? You used to love PBS? (I doubt it.) What was your favorite show?
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  519. 🇺🇦
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  520. The Psychopath Next-Door: 📺 https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon) People love to vote for a psychopath: 📺 https://youtu.be/bysVPcKQfeY (4 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon)
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  521. 🤥 Elon, the boy who cried: "fully autonomous Teslas are coming!" — since 2016
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  522. 👑 TRUMP: the Dunning Kruger effect: 🤥 https://youtu.be/pOLmD_WVY-E 📺 (5 minute video | TED-Ed) "Trump: the president who doesn’t know he doesn’t know" — Alejandro Brozon ⭕️ Dunning Kruger Effect is the term used to describe a situation where one doesn’t know what it is that they don’t understand. In other words, people in this category habitually step outside of their own circle of competence. (The opposite of Warren Buffett’s advice.): 🧠 https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunning–Kruger_effect
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  523. 👑 Trump 🆚 Trump: Kurds edition: 🤥 https://youtu.be/OYUUjGUHKRs 📺 (1 minute video)
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  524. ♾️  @marceybull , a podcast episode can’t possibly include the details and explanations of everything — or it would be infinite. ♾️ What’s next? This guy is going to complain that the American Constitution doesn’t explicitly talk about the merits of Chinese culture or how China benefits the world?
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  525. 🇺🇦
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  526. ♾️ ⚓️
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  527. ‼️
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  528. 👍
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  529. 🍿 🇺🇦 🍿
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  530. ℹ️
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  531. Tesla 🆚 Competitors - 5 Advantages 📺 https://youtu.be/MyfRM3Z3v6Y (12.5 minute video | August 6, 2019)
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  532. ℹ️
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  533. Tesla 🆚 Competitors - 5 Advantages 📺 https://youtu.be/MyfRM3Z3v6Y (12.5 minute video | August 6, 2019)
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  534. 🇺🇦
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  535. 👍 cevaiom 📚
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  536. 🇺🇦 1:16:46 🌻
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  537. 🇷🇺 Russian — sounds like it is being spoken backwards, according to a funny Russell Peters joke: 🙃 https://youtu.be/BtMd6PbscwE (4 minute comedy clip w/ Russell Peters)
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  538. 18:42 …Jordan Peterson on Trump. I’m surprised that Jordan Peterson has not pointed out Trump’s narcissism. Meanwhile, J.P. has said that Justin Trudeau has narcissistic tendencies. (Most successful politicians have narcissistic tendencies.)
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  539. corruption
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  540. Seems like an addiction.
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  541. 👍  @michaels4255 
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  542. Tesla 🆚 Competitors – 5 Advantages 📺 https://youtu.be/MyfRM3Z3v6Y (12.5 minute video | August 6, 2019)
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  543. 🤥 Elon — the boy who cried: FSD! 🤖
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  544. Tesla 🆚 Competitors - 5 Advantages 📺 https://youtu.be/MyfRM3Z3v6Y (12.5 minute video | August 6, 2019)
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  545. ❤️ Steve Wozniak 🧠
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  546. 🇺🇦
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  547. Elon created a cult for himself. He can do no wrong, according to his fans. Reminds me of the cult of personality that Trump built for himself inside the Republican party.
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  548. 👍 👍
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  549. 📈 Zyn 📈 🆚 📉 🚬 📉
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  550. That was a very funny bit! It stuck with me as well. ➡️🚶🏻‍♂️➡️😂
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  551. Can you explain which parts you specifically disagree with?
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  552. 🐮 Jim Cramer - bear 2 bull (history) 📺 https://youtu.be/fttloSCUJL0 (17 minute video)
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  553. eogg25 , would you kindly provide a link (or a few) to an example of biased Reuters reporting? ...I’m interested in investigating media bias.
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  554. 🎯 Great comments, lots of insight. ...There’s an advantage in motor design that hasn’t been mentioned here, yet: 📺 https://youtu.be/MyfRM3Z3v6Y Tesla vs. Competitors – 5 Advantages (12.5 minute video | August 6, 2019)
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  555. lakermangmx 🤥 TRUMP 🎰 IPO > bankruptcy 💸 📺 https://youtu.be/1rsXb6p_jdA
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  556. While Tesla competitors are still figuring out electric cars — $TSLA already moved ahead to the next big step of vehicle evolution — autonomous driving.
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  557. 🤪 Kevin O’Leary 🤡
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  558. 👍⚡️🆚
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  559. 👍 Gene Munster 🧠
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  560. 🇺🇦
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  561. 🙃😜 lol
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  562. 📺 ...The comment section of the above linked video by Nick Di Paolo does feature remarks that reference animals.
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  563. 👍
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  564. 👍ℹ️
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  565. 🇺🇦
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  566. You’re correct
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  567.  @savannastreet7  ... one of the latest Thunderf00t 'BUSTED' videos about Hyperloop: 📺 https://youtu.be/VrbstnzbhZA (25 minute video) ⬆️ Which part of the above linked, Thunderf00t’s video do you disagree with?
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  568. "Veblen goods are considered to be desirable for conspicuous consumption because of, rather than in spite of, their high prices" https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Veblen_good
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  569. Conspicuous consumption is a behavior that is rooted in human psychology. Scott Galloway, who is a marketing professor at NYU, succinctly described the underlying evolutionary psychology that makes Apple products alluring: 📺 https://youtu.be/r5LM4wsH0k0 (1 minute video w/ Scott Galloway)
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  570. 👍ℹ️
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  572. "Superbottle" 📺 https://youtu.be/ACdvsfZH-4w (12 minute video by HyperChange) Aaron Goad, I thought you might be interested in this video about the Tesla cooling system.
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  574. Dre, the short answer is that Hyperloop is not part of Tesla. The long answer is that Hyperloop may not be as viable as it seems in the Business Insider presentation. To understand why, here’s the latest Thunderf00t 'BUSTED' video about hyperloop: 📺 https://youtu.be/VrbstnzbhZA (25 minute video) ... Thunderf00t’s YouTube channel has several videos about Hyperloop. If you’re interested in Hyperloop — definitely check out his other videos on the subject. If you’re an Elon Musk fan — it may seem like Thunderf00t is just a Musk hater. But, Thunderf00t is legit. What he says makes sense to me (even though I’m an extremely happy and excited Tesla shareholder who has, overall, a lot of gratitude for Elon Musk — after all, he has greatly elevated my financial situation). Dre, take care. Good luck 🍀
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  575. 🧠 RFK: Worm news lead me to do more research about mercury in vaccines. 🪱
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  576. Tesla 🆚 Competitors - 5 Advantages 📺 https://youtu.be/MyfRM3Z3v6Y (12.5 minute video | August 6, 2019) 🔑 "The key to investing is not assessing how much an industry is going to affect society, or how much it will grow, but rather determining the competitive advantage of any given company and, above all, the durability of that advantage." — Warren Buffett source: 10 Growth Investing Tips From Master Investors: https://www.fool.com/investing/2017/05/07/10-growth-investing-tips-from-master-investors.aspx
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  577. While Tesla competitors are still figuring out electric vehicles — $TSLA already moved ahead to the next big step of vehicle evolution — autonomous driving. I wouldn’t want to be in Mary Barra’s shoes. She has the sisyphean task of pretending that $GM is competitive. It is the same task as pretending that a Zune player is just as good as an iPod — similar to the way Steve Balmer had to pretend that a Window phone was as good as an iPhone. BlackBerry also comes to mind — they also pretended that they could catch up to an iPhone. It is very interesting watching this play out with Tesla competitors. Why? As a long-term $AAPL investor (since 2009) — I’ve seen this before — everyone has to pretend to be competitive. That’s the only way to stave off the inevitable. Basically, disrupted companies have to pretend to be competitive — because without giving a major price discount — no one can be expected to be enthusiastic about buying a product from a company that publicly admits that their product is inferior. Of course, struggling companies can’t afford to provide a discount — downward spiral intensifies. Good luck to $GM. I really hope they can become more competitive. (Partnering with $NKLA is not going to do it.)
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  578. 💸 3:07 … 🤥 promises made… promises broken
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  579. 👑 🤥  @king_vision4085 , Will Smith would never slap Joe Rogan like that 👋
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  580. ...here’s one of the latest Thunderf00t 'BUSTED' videos about Hyperloop: 📺 https://youtu.be/VrbstnzbhZA (25 minute video)
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  581. 👍
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  582. 👍ℹ️📺
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  583. Can you spot a lie here?: 🇺🇸 President Trump is like... smart: 📺 https://youtu.be/P3nkxrECHKM (4 minute video)
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  584. 👍
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  585. ✝️ This is an excellent example of how Christianity is weaponized. Jordan B. Peterson should watch this.
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  586. ✅ 9:36 🤥🇷🇺👿
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  587. 👍ℹ️
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  588. ⚡️
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  589. ℹ️
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  590. ✌️🇺🇦
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  591.  @GardenOfEdenYT ... latest Thunderf00t ‘debunking’ video about hyperloop: 📺 https://youtu.be/VrbstnzbhZA (25 minute video)
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  592. 🍿
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  593. ❤️  @WSJPodcasts , you seem very 'human' to me. Thank you for your videos.
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  594. afterthesmoke Consumer Reports’ points against Tesla’s Navigate on Autopilot were misunderstood https://www.teslarati.com/tesla-navigate-on-autopilot-consumer-reports-review-clarified/
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  595. 👑 🤥 Путин 🇷🇺 🔥 Z
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  596. 4:06 TRUMP 🤥
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  597. 🔮 ✅
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  598. 🚫 scam / spam 🚫
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  599. 🥇 8:11 (narcissistic advantage) 🥈 3:39 nervousness and perfection 🥉 4:58 reluctant to be vulnerable
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  600. 🇺🇦
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  601. 💸 The best way to become multi-planetary is to buy Twitter?
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  602. Here’s one of the latest Thunderf00t ‘debunking’ videos about hyperloop: 📺 https://youtu.be/VrbstnzbhZA (25 minute video)
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  603. 💯 Genius (confirmed) 📺 https://youtu.be/rKRwDtMI8G4 (4 minute video | April 24, 2020)
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  604. ✅ Fact Check 👍
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  605. #Narcissism
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  606. ♾️ ⚓️
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  607. 👍 MELI
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  608. Он не прав по поводу Трампа. Но, вы правы по поводу стресса.
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  609. ✌️🇺🇦
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  610. 7:20 Spencer Cornelia is clearly unaware of his own biases.
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  611. K-Hole Model L is coming "next year" and it is capable of teleportation.
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  612.  @KSgalveston , why is the inventory of unsold Tesla vehicles piling up, specifically this past quarter and right now? 📉 … There’s some tangible evidence that $TSLA is not doing as well as it has in the years past. I say this as a $TSLA shareholder myself. 📉 This will continue until Tesla makes its vehicles fully autonomous. Elon has been promising full self driving "coming next year" for 7 years now. 🤥
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  613. 👍ℹ️⚡️
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  614. 🇺🇦
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  615.  @m.k.7176  Moscow: ♾️ ⚓️
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  616. Путин 🇷🇺 NaZi
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  617. 🇺🇦
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  618. 👍 👍 👍
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  619. Now, no years
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  620. 9:46 (I enjoy reading Ben Thompson too)
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  621. 🇺🇦
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  622. First hand psychology: 🦠 President Trump is like... smart: 📺 https://youtu.be/P3nkxrECHKM (4 minute video) #Narcissist
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  623. 🔮 coming: "in next 5 years" 📈 "It would be a mistake to ignore" — Tasha Five years from now, Elon will be able to predict the future and $TSLA will own the universe. According to Ark Invest calculations, you definitely don’t want to be poor and would rather be a proud shareholder of the universe.
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  624. 🤥 Trump + Diamond & Silk = con artists: https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon)
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  625.  @mickeywood3012 , RT is very much available on their own website for anyone really, really interested. (It’s not a ban — it’s a 'special operation' designed to 'improve' RT.) ⬅️ sarcasm On a more serious note, it is illegal for a Russian TV anchor to refer to current war as "war." With such crucial restrictions placed on reporters’ words, how can anyone trust the Russian media? If people want to hear how this is not a war, they can go to RT website, watch and listen as much as they want. Being on YouTube is a privilege — not a right. Being on the internet is much closer to a right — and RT is easily available on the internet. In other words, RT is not banned, it just doesn’t have as much prestige. I don’t see a problem with that. We’re not banning RT propaganda — we’re simply not promoting it.
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  626. 👍 @mickeywood3012 , I’m glad you found my explanation useful.
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  628.  @shawnmccuen6908  I’m not sure it is a prerequisite but it does seem to provide some advantages in certain career paths. Politicians definitely come to mind when I think of a lying psychopath, sociopath, or a narcissist: Psychopathy in the workplace: According to Dutton, the ten careers that have the highest proportion of psychopaths are: 1. CEO 2. Lawyer 3. Media (TV/radio) 4. Salesperson 5. Surgeon 6. Journalist 7. Police officer 8. Clergy 9. Chef 10. Civil servant ⬆️ source: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psychopathy_in_the_workplace + 🤡 The Psychopath Next Door https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon)
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  629. 🇺🇸 President Trump is like... smart: https://youtu.be/P3nkxrECHKM (4 minute video) 💯 Genius (confirmed) https://youtu.be/rKRwDtMI8G4 (4 minute video | April 24, 2020)
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  630. 1:01:51 … he’s talking about Dr. James Fallon: The Psychopath Next Door 📺 https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon)
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  631. 👍ℹ️
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  632. 👍  @miguellopez3392 
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  633. 👍
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  634. 👍 Вершат историю, говорят правду о войне. 🇺🇦
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  635. 🇺🇦
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  637. 🤥 The Liar Next Door: https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon)
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  640. You got the causation backwards. Your comment should read: AI is the Austrian painter of the modern "woke" era. In other words: the AI is the reflection of the society, not the other way around.
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  641. ❤️🧠  @jimflagg4009  🇺🇦
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  642. 🇺🇦
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  645. 💸 Why Some Countries Are Poor and Others Rich 💰 📺 https://youtu.be/9-4V3HR696k November 24, 2014 | The School of Life
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  646. 🔧
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  648. 👍 toughluck8012 ▶️ 7:27 ... ⬇️ The tragedy of the commons: 📺 https://youtu.be/CxC161GvMPc (5 minute video)
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  649. LaRue 🤥 TRUMP 🆚 North Korea 🇰🇵 📺 https://youtu.be/PEoZLGHKvy8 (8 minute video by PolyMatter)
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  650. 👑 🤥 https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon)
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  653. 👍 indeed
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  654. ❤️ Dr. Grande, thank you for making this informative video.
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  655. 🇺🇦
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  656. 🤡 Твой бог это Путин. Продолжай на своих коленях ему — "молиться."
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  657. 🤥 Putin
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  658. Thank you
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  660. Today, the impact of social media on broad aspects of our society reminds me of the Protestant Reformation — which was enabled by the modern technology of the day — the printing press. What I mean is that majority of Catholics, historically speaking, for a long time — did not know precisely what the Bible actually said because Bibles were expensive and written in Latin. All they knew about the Bible is what the church authorities told them was in the Bible. Because fewer people were involved in the interpretation of the Bible — there was a lot of (false) consensus about how the Bible instructed people to live. However, as the Bible became more affordable, and more importantly — it was printed in a language that many common laypeople could understand — the fabric of society started to fray at the edges. You would think it would be the opposite — since it seems like there’s no way that the ability to read the Bible would lead to bloodshed and war — but that is exactly what happened. The reason for this historical upheaval, in my opinion, is that suddenly people were able to decide for themselves what the Bible was trying to teach them. Suddenly, instead of a (false) consensus — there were many, many different interpretations of the ambiguous passages from the Bible. This greatly divided society as many different teachings appealed to many different people. And, of course, everyone thought that their interpretation of the Bible was the ultimate truth. In other words, society became far more splintered because there was far less consensus (due to divergent teachings) and people were incentivized to only listen to people who were like-minded and part of their 'tribe.' Currently, tribal (partisan) behavior is broadly enabled and encouraged by social media. Today, there’s almost no topic or position on which the social media can’t find a group of like-minded individuals for one to be a part of. Once part of a tribe, tribal war of words ensues. And, of course, everyone thinks their group is the one who is correct on all of the issues. No doubt there were disagreements before. However, before the internet, there were relatively few places for an average working person to get their news. Those older (pre-internet) outlets for news and information (such as the few television stations, before cable TV) were like the priests or the noble class of the past — for the most part — they were the few gatekeepers of information. As such, there used to be more of a (false) consensus about a given topic because relatively few people (mostly with similar incentives) were involved. (My understanding is that it used to be a little easier to discuss or debate the news of the day because at least most people saw similar coverage of a given topic. Now, news, especially on social media — are largely curated to confirm one’s pre-existing biases — because on average, that is what people enjoy, they come back for more, profits follow.) In the past, fringe content and news had a very hard time surviving because it was not nearly as easy to find enough of an audience to turn it in to a viable business. Today however, technology makes it extremely easy to match the fringiest of content to the people who can’t get enough of it — helping make a variety of 'fringe' or uncommon content a worthwhile business. I guess what I’m trying to say is that on a (more local) provincial level — things used to be relatively calm as long as the gatekeepers were in charge of information for the 'unwashed' masses. Given this, things were status-quo and there was a (false, artificial) consensus about how things ought to be done, what is right and wrong, what is good and what is evil. ...To me, it is surprising, unexpected, and seemingly paradoxical that the liberty to access more information, along with the ability to find many more like-minded individuals — can lead to turmoil, division, partisanship, and tribalism — not peace! I’m not sure how to ameliorate the problems above. I do think that teaching critical thinking, including behavioral economics (perhaps in high school) would be very helpful. (I didn’t have the slightest clue about critical thinking even after graduating from high school. I suspect this may still be common.) ...I’m not convinced that banning unwanted information gets rid of it permanently — similar to how the Catholic Church could never get rid of Protestant ideas once people were able to study the Bible for themselves. Today, once more, rightly or wrongly, people are skeptical of the traditional gatekeepers of information — the main stream media — because there are many more alternatives and some of those alternatives are far more palatable and have far better appeal to one’s previously held beliefs and emotions. Digital distribution of information (almost free) is doing to society what the printing press previously has done to our society — greatly reducing the cost of obtaining information, helping us be more informed and educated, but also, unfortunately — more divided in our opinions about this new, abundantly available (sometimes misleading) information.
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  661. It doesn’t look fake to you?
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  662. Rob, you’re wise and insightful. Good for you.
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  663. Hello, The Paladino It was not my intention to upset you. I merely wanted to share some competitive advantages that Cathie has not mentioned.
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  664. 🎯
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  665. 👍
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  666. Yes, but Kadirov betrayed his people and sided with Russia in return for Russian financial support. (Kadirov’s father fought against Russia, for example.)
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  667. 🇷🇺 Trump 🇷🇺
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  668. You seem to be one of the few (in this comment section) that knows what is going on with Michael Platt. Good for you! He did recently pay $170 million fine for placing his own profits ahead of his customers.
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  669. 🇺🇦
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  670. 🤷‍♂️ FOTIOS ASTORIA , Rkadius Roze : 💸 The mathematics of tariffs: https://youtu.be/Gr-Ld7DnBZQ (15 minute video)
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  671. ℹ️ A I
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  672. ℹ️
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  673. 🔮 It will be called Robotaxi FSD (Fool *Supervised Driving). Which means not self-driving. I predict Elon Musk’s “Robotaxi” (whenever he finally makes an announcement) will have a remote operator “supervising” the not fully autonomous Tesla vehicles on their taxi trips.
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  674. 🇺🇦
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  675. 🇺🇦 🔜 🇹🇼
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  676. … Well, Trump is already scheduled for his day in court.
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  677. 🇺🇦
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  678. 👑 🤥 Putin Z liar 🇷🇺
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  679. ...maybe Jesus or Allah can help save Hyperloop? 📺 https://youtu.be/VrbstnzbhZA (25 minute video)
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  680. 🇺🇦
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  681. ⁠🔮  @typhoon320i , Elon has been promising that fully autonomous driving is coming next year for 7 years now. 🤥
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  682. 📉 $TSLA is down almost 3% for the day, today. What a "great" point you made yesterday. Your logic is impeccable.
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  683. ▶️ 15:45 ...Peterson — controversial
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  684. 🎯
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  685. From Donald’s moth: 🦠 President Trump is like... smart: 📺 https://youtu.be/P3nkxrECHKM (4 minute video)
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  686. 🤥 The Psychopath Next Door https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon)
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  687. Freeeeeedom!
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  688. 📰
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  689. christoforos meziriadis ... 🚀 Elon Musk didn’t start out as a rocket expert either... Nonetheless, few would say that he is not a rocket expert at the present moment. (Everyone has to start as a non-expert before they they can become an expert.) I suspect that your thought process may be clouded by motivated reasoning. As such, you are mounting an ad hominem attack against Musk rather than challenging his ideas directly. Here’s more about that: Ad hominem is a term that refers to several types of arguments, most of which are fallacious. Typically this term refers to a rhetorical strategy where the speaker attacks the character, motive, or some other attribute of the person making an argument rather than attacking the substance of the argument itself. This avoids genuine debate by creating a diversion to some irrelevant but often highly charged issue.The most common form of this fallacy is "A makes a claim x, B asserts that A holds a property that is unwelcome, and hence B concludes that argument x is wrong". ⬆️ source: Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ad_hominem + more on motivated reasoning: If we WANT to believe X, we ask: "Can-I Believe-It?" If we DON’T want to, we ask: "Must-I-Believe-It?" — Jonathan Haidt Motivated reasoning is a phenomenon studied in cognitive science and social psychology that uses emotionally-biased reasoning to produce justifications or make decisions that are most desired rather than those that accurately reflect the evidence, while still reducing cognitive dissonance. In other words, motivated reasoning is the "tendency to find arguments in favor of conclusions we want to believe to be stronger than arguments for conclusions we do not want to believe". It can lead to forming and clinging to false beliefs despite substantial evidence to the contrary. The desired outcome acts as a filter that affects evaluation of scientific evidence and of other people. ⬆️ source: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motivated_reasoning
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  690. christoforos meziriadis , Elon Musk is able to attract and hire some of the best engineers in the world. He does not care about their degrees. He only cares about their exceptional abilities as an engineer: 📺 https://youtu.be/tbOsJZI5h-w (12 minute video) It seems that you’re unable to acknowledge the possibility that some exceptional people are able to learn outside the walls of a university.
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  691. christoforos meziriadis , inventions are typically improvements on some early effort that was on the right track, but stopped short of being useful of achieving the inventor's goal, or of working well enough that it was commercially practical. It is not always easy to assign a single person as an inventor. Often it is a team effort. That is how successful businesses operate.
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  692. christoforos meziriadis , Elon Musk coded his own video game at 12 and got $500 for it. What were you doing at 12? 🔻 In the early days of computer coding, a 12-year-old Musk built a “Blastar,” a science-fiction-inspired space game. Similar to the classic “Space Invaders” arcade game, the objective in “Blastar” was to destroy an alien spacecraft carrying deadly bombs. Although he’s since called it a trivial game, “Blastar” earned Musk an easy $500 after a South African trade publication published its source code. 🔺 source: https://www.cnbc.com/2018/12/20/teslas--elon-musk-9-surprising-facts-about-his-youth.html
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  693. christoforos meziriadis ... 🔻🔻 Elon Musk invented Zip2, arguably the first ever electronic city guide. This was his first software company and he wrote the software himself. When building this software, he developed a few new technologies for radius searches and directory management. Ultimately, this company was sold to Compaq. Following that, Elon Musk co-founded http://X.com, which was, so far as I can tell, the first E-Bank. While the company was co-founded, he was the architect and principle developer for the software. Another idea that he invented, and patented, was a method for making phone calls over the internet (filed back in 1997). Insomuch as rocket technology or electric car technology is concerned, it becomes more difficult to determine exactly what he specifically invented vs what was designed as a team overall. In some cases, Elon might have had the idea and the engineers that work for him fleshed it out. In other cases, the engineers came up with an idea and Elon took it upon himself to work it out. In the end, really, the end product is much more important than who gets the credit. 🔺🔺 source: https://www.quora.com/Has-Elon-Musk-invented-anything-himself-personally Here’s the link to the aforementioned patent from Elon Musk: http://patft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Sect1=PTO1&Sect2=HITOFF&d=PALL&p=1&u=%2Fnetahtml%2FPTO%2Fsrchnum.htm&r=1&f=G&l=50&s1=6185194.PN.&OS=PN%2F6185194&RS=PN%2F6185194
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  694. christoforos meziriadis , according to your personal "logic", software can’t be invented because it is not physical, tangible, machine, or a device.
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  695. christoforos meziriadis , for example did you acknowledge that you were wrong about your definition of an invention?
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  696. christoforos meziriadis , if you want to state facts — start by providing some evidence for the following statement that you made: "Even Einstein needed help to learn advanced calculus, but Elon Musk somehow figured it all out by himself." I suspect that you are misinformed about Einstein needing help to learn advanced calculus. (It is possible that you simply assumed that Einstein may have struggled with calculus because you probably struggle with advanced math yourself. Such phenomena with individuals is called psychological projection.) If you didn’t make this up to bolster your argument that Elon musk is merely a 'businessman' or a 'CEO' — you should have no problem finding links (to credible sources) that will describe how Einstein needed help learning advanced calculus.
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  697. Consumer Reports’ points against Tesla’s Navigate on Autopilot were misunderstood https://www.teslarati.com/tesla-navigate-on-autopilot-consumer-reports-review-clarified/
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  698. 📈 $AAPL
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  699. 🇺🇦
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  700. 👍ℹ️
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  701. 👍 Thank you 4 making this informative video.
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  702. 🇷🇺 Вот и душите себя за Путина. (Пропаганды Путинской слушать меньше надо.)
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  703. 🤥 3:00 FSD = Fool Self Driving (supervised)
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  704. 👍
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  705. 📈 $LULU
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  706. "Superbottle" – thermal management 📺 https://youtu.be/ACdvsfZH-4w (12 minute video by HyperChange)
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  707. 👍
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  708. 👑 dictator 🤥 Putin lieZ 🇷🇺 murderZ
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  709. 👍  @terryharris1291 , exactly right. Russians, together with the naZis, attacked Poland 🇵🇱
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  710. 🤥🇷🇺 @lukewayne , you don’t know your history: • The Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact was a non-aggression pact between Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union that enabled those two powers to partition Poland between them. The pact was signed in Moscow on 23 August 1939 by German Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop and Soviet Foreign Minister Vyacheslav Molotov. • Unofficially, it has also been referred to as the Hitler–Stalin Pact, Nazi–Soviet Pact or Nazi–Soviet Alliance. • Soon after the pact, Germany invaded Poland on 1 September 1939. Soviet leader Joseph Stalin ordered the Soviet invasion of Poland on 17 September. — source: Wikipedia: Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact
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  711. "Not a crime certainly." — Rex T ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  712. 🇺🇦
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  713. 🇺🇦
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  714. 🇺🇦🌐✌️
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  715. 👍
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  716. ℹ️
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  717. Interesting. Thank you, Dr. Grande.
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  718. 🆚
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  719. 🇺🇦 Seems like this is how we deal with Putin.
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  720. 🇺🇦
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  721. 👍
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  722. 👍ℹ️🔥
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  723. 🇺🇦
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  724. 🇺🇦
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  725. 🇺🇦
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  726. 😂
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  727. 🍿 🇺🇦 🍿
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  728. 🤖 RoboTaxi 🚕 $TESLA (playlist) : 📺 https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3onQc9V5YLEt2Q6Fa4XIgMfyWW0ImM9A
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  729. 🇺🇸 President Trump is like... smart: https://youtu.be/P3nkxrECHKM (4 minute video) 💯 Genius (confirmed) https://youtu.be/rKRwDtMI8G4 (4 minute video | April 24, 2020)
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  730. ℹ️
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  731. 👑 🤥 Putin / Trump 🇷🇺 Z
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  732. Today, the impact of social media on broad aspects of our society reminds me of the Protestant Reformation — which was enabled by the modern technology of the day — the printing press. What I mean is that majority of Catholics, historically speaking, for a long time — did not know precisely what the Bible actually said because Bibles were expensive and written in Latin. All they knew about the Bible is what the church authorities told them was in the Bible. Because fewer people were involved in the interpretation of the Bible — there was a lot of (false) consensus about how the Bible instructed people to live. However, as the Bible became more affordable, and more importantly — it was printed in a language that many common laypeople could understand — the fabric of society started to fray at the edges. You would think it would be the opposite — since it seems like there’s no way that the ability to read the Bible would lead to bloodshed and war — but that is exactly what happened. The reason for this historical upheaval, in my opinion, is that suddenly people were able to decide for themselves what the Bible was trying to teach them. Suddenly, instead of a (false) consensus — there were many, many different interpretations of the ambiguous passages from the Bible. This greatly divided society as many different teachings appealed to many different people. And, of course, everyone thought that their interpretation of the Bible was the ultimate truth. In other words, society became far more splintered because there was far less consensus (due to divergent teachings) and people were incentivized to only listen to people who were like-minded and part of their 'tribe.' Currently, tribal (partisan) behavior is broadly enabled and encouraged by social media. Today, there’s almost no topic or position on which the social media can’t find a group of like-minded individuals for one to be a part of. Once part of a tribe, tribal war of words ensues. And, of course, everyone thinks their group is the one who is correct on all of the issues. No doubt there were disagreements before. However, before the internet, there were relatively few places for an average working person to get their news. Those older (pre-internet) outlets for news and information (such as the few television stations, before cable TV) were like the priests or the noble class of the past — for the most part — they were the few gatekeepers of information. As such, there used to be more of a (false) consensus about a given topic because relatively few people (mostly with similar incentives) were involved. (My understanding is that it used to be a little easier to discuss or debate the news of the day because at least most people saw similar coverage of a given topic. Now, news, especially on social media — are largely curated to confirm one’s pre-existing biases — because on average, that is what people enjoy, they come back for more, profits follow.) In the past, fringe content and news had a very hard time surviving because it was not nearly as easy to find enough of an audience to turn it in to a viable business. Today however, technology makes it extremely easy to match the fringiest of content to the people who can’t get enough of it — helping make a variety of 'fringe' or uncommon content a worthwhile business. I guess what I’m trying to say is that on a (more local) provincial level — things used to be relatively calm as long as the gatekeepers were in charge of information for the 'unwashed' masses. Given this, things were status-quo and there was a (false, artificial) consensus about how things ought to be done, what is right and wrong, what is good and what is evil. ...To me, it is surprising, unexpected, and seemingly paradoxical that the liberty to access more information, along with the ability to find many more like-minded individuals — can lead to turmoil, division, partisanship, and tribalism — not peace! I’m not sure how to ameliorate the problems above. I do think that teaching critical thinking, including behavioral economics (perhaps in high school) would be very helpful. (I didn’t have the slightest clue about critical thinking even after graduating from high school. I suspect this may still be common.) ...I’m not convinced that banning unwanted information gets rid of it permanently — similar to how the Catholic Church could never get rid of Protestant ideas once people were able to study the Bible for themselves. Today, once more, rightly or wrongly, people are skeptical of the traditional gatekeepers of information — the main stream media — because there are many more alternatives and some of those alternatives are far more palatable and have far better appeal to one’s previously held beliefs and emotions. Digital distribution of information (almost free) is doing to society what the printing press previously has done to our society — greatly reducing the cost of obtaining information, helping us be more informed and educated, but also, unfortunately — more divided in our opinions about this new, abundantly available (sometimes misleading) information.
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  733. 11:12 🤥🇷🇺 food shortage = "special food operation"
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  734. 🇺🇦✌️🇷🇺
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  735. K K , thank you for sharing your thoughts. Respectfully, in this specific case, the gentleman being questioned is asked if he will recuse himself from a situation involving a conflict of interest. Can you explain how that is a trap question? Thank you for your valuable time, KK. I look forward to your thoughtful response.
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  736. 🤥 TRUMP 🤡 https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon)
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  737. 👍 lennyharp, yes.
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  738. 👍 thank you for making this video
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  739. 🇺🇦
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  740. 👍ℹ️
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  741. 🔮📉
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  742. 🇷🇺 Z 👿
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  743. 🇺🇦✌️
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  744. 🤔 #MotivatedReasoning
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  745. They need to earn respect first.
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  746. Thank you.
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  747. 🇺🇦
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  748. 🤥 Politician Next Door: https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon)
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  749. 🇺🇦
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  750. 🇺🇦 It appears that the Russians don’t like the taste of their own medicine.
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  751. Только такие мужчины могут убрать царя Путина.
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  752. 👑 🤥 @king_vision4085 , Will Smith would never slap Joe Rogan like that 👋
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  753. TheEd555, yes, that does matter. ...I have more: Tesla 🆚 Competitors - 5 Advantages 📺 https://youtu.be/MyfRM3Z3v6Y (12.5 minute video | August 6, 2019) "The key to investing is not assessing how much an industry is going to affect society, or how much it will grow, but rather determining the competitive advantage of any given company and, above all, the durability of that advantage." — Warren Buffett source: 10 Growth Investing Tips From Master Investors: https://www.fool.com/investing/2017/05/07/10-growth-investing-tips-from-master-investors.aspx
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  754. 👑 🤥 🇷🇺
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  755. 👍
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  756. I just resubscribed as you appear (once again) to be interested in reality. Many Tesla YouTubers still blindly defend Elon Musk — no matter what.
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  757. 🤔 Dan Walter 🆚 Comparative Advantage: 📺 https://youtu.be/4rUfoU04QJM (7 minute video explanation)
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  758.  @QuizmasterLaw … 🇨🇳 Demographic Collapse Explained: 📺 https://youtu.be/vTbILK0fxDY (20 minute video) Which parts of the above presentation do you disagree with?
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  759.  @QuizmasterLaw , you’ve stated that training, logistics, leadership, and geography are more important than demographics. As such, what evidence do you have that may indicate the fact that Russia excels at training, logistics, leadership, or geography?
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  760. 👑 🤥 TRUMP spoke about his first, last, and only — publicly traded company... As it became more and more obvious that his failing company was going bankrupt — Trump described his failing company as doing better than ever! 🧠 President trump has a "big, beautiful," and "tremendously" wet brain. "Everyone says so!" ...See video: 📺 https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon)
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  761. 🔮 It’s going to be a plan of how to make better plans — next year.
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  762. 🐓 On 8/8 Cathie Wood and Tasha Keeney will sit proudly in the audience — counting FSD chickens before they hatch 🥚
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  763. Would you please enlighten us or at least name one Chinese "application" that is being installed in Tesla vehicles?
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  764. Tesla 🆚 Competitors - 5 Advantages 📺 https://youtu.be/MyfRM3Z3v6Y (12.5 minute video | August 6, 2019)
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  765. #Victimhood = Jordan Peterson
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  766. Ника Листопадова ❓
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  767. 🍿 🇺🇦 🍿
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  768. ✌️🇺🇦
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  769. 👍ℹ️
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  770. 💪🇺🇦
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  771. 👍 0:41 ... Steelmaning Libertarianism
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  772. 👍 ​ @jamesstreet228  🧠
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  773. 🇺🇦
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  774. Why I Just Purchased Shares of AI Cloud Observability Company Dynatrace https://www.fool.com/investing/2020/11/05/why-i-just-purchased-shares-of-ai-cloud-dynatrace/ Nicholas Rossolillo November 5, 2020 | TMF
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  775. ℹ️
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  776.  @BBBrasil  , which part of the latest Thunderf00t video about Hyperloop do you disagree with? 📺 https://youtu.be/VrbstnzbhZA (25 minute video)
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  777. 🇺🇦
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  778. ✌️🇺🇦
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  779. 🇺🇦
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  780. Elon musk himself has spoken mockingly about BYD as a competitor: 19:35 in 2011, Elon Musk made fun of BYD … He’s not laughing anymore: 23:09 , talking about tariffs as the only thing keeping Chinese competitors at bay. Why is Elon not saying remove all tariffs on Chinese cars so that everyone can buy inexpensive China made electric vehicles? The reason is that "to accelerate the world’s transition to sustainable energy" is only a marketing slogan designed by Musk for early adopters — and you’re just gullible enough to believe it. I’m sure Mr. Musk would love for Tesla to "accelerate the world’s transition to sustainable energy" — he just has a problem of not being the one to do it. Given your obsequious comment, one could assume that you still probably believe Musk is saving every penny to get to mars — "to ensure the long-term survival of the human species." If that was the case, why did he sell his Tesla shares at the peak and not use most of that money to get to Mars, instead of — wasting the cash to massively overpay for Twitter? The answer is that "to ensure the long-term survival of the human species" on Mars is only a marketing slogan invented by Musk to generate hype.
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  781. 👑 🤥 https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon) #Narcissist
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  782. 4:26 …✝️
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  783. 1:00:22 … Psychopath 🆚 Sociopath
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  784. 🥈
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  785. 🍊 10:16 — Trump #DarkTriad
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  786. 7:01 Jordan Peterson to Musk: "What do you think Trump’s flaws are?" … doesn’t let Elon answer … proceeds to prime Musk with the idea that Trump’s flaws are not really flaws
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  787. 🇷🇺🐓 🔚 🍴🇺🇦 4:02 A country with a chicken on their flag should not invade one that has a fork on its flag
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  788. 🇺🇦 How come 6 Kinzjal missiles were recently shot down ❓
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  789. 👍ℹ️
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  790. 🥇 Subjectively purporting yourself to be #1 is boasting not joking. Moreover, an objective measure of Platt’s current affluence does not support his claim of being #1.
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  792. 4:18 The Bible is literally false and metaphorically true. This has been explained to Jordan Peterson by Bret Weinstein, a while back. Metaphorical truth is not “more true” than “true.” Metaphorical truth is a distinctly different type of truth that happens to be more helpful than literal reality in many situations — but it is not more true than true — as Peterson keeps insisting.
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  793. Why religion is literally false and metaphorically true: 📺 https://youtu.be/c0_J998UD9s (4 minute video w/ Brett Weinstein)
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  794.  @Julian-we6qg , thank you for sharing your thoughts. Do you think that the Bible is more "true than truth" as Jordan Peterson claims or is it simply a different type of truth (but just as useful, depending on a situation), as Bret Weinstein has previously pointed out: Why religion is literally false and metaphorically true: 📺 https://youtu.be/c0_J998UD9s (4 minute video w/ Brett Weinstein)
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  795. ... one of the latest Thunderf00t 'BUSTED' videos about Hyperloop: 📺 https://youtu.be/VrbstnzbhZA (25 minute video)
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  796. Tesla 🆚 Competitors - 5 Advantages 📺 https://youtu.be/MyfRM3Z3v6Y (12.5 minute video | August 6, 2019) 🔑 "The key to investing is not assessing how much an industry is going to affect society, or how much it will grow, but rather determining the competitive advantage of any given company and, above all, the durability of that advantage." — Warren Buffett source: 10 Growth Investing Tips From Master Investors: https://www.fool.com/investing/2017/05/07/10-growth-investing-tips-from-master-investors.aspx
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  797. 🌡 "Superbottle" — Tesla’s thermal management system: 📺 https://youtu.be/ACdvsfZH-4w (12 minute video by HyperChange)
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  798. 🇨🇳 China based Kai-Fu Lee has provided some very insightful explanations about an important dynamic that suddenly happens to be even more important — given the COVID-19 pandemic — which accelerated society’s shift towards more reliance on technology, platforms, and marketplaces. Thank you for sharing these insights. I have some related information that is interesting. The following 3 videos (below) will explain the dynamics of dominant business of today and why it is the case that the currently dominant technology companies are very likely to remain dominant for the foreseeable future. 🔮 ...Until we have Neuralink or similar technology that changes the paradigm, or at least changes the mode of communication for most people — today’s technology giants are going to remain dominant because of the Network Effects and Data Effects — which amount to envious moats around their platforms: The truth about data network effects 📺 https://youtu.be/53QZ78WtRck (8 minute video | James Currier) The 13 Types of Network Effects 📺 https://youtu.be/oB_NM_kL6rM (2.5 minute video | NfX) Platforms Change Structure and Strategy 📺 https://youtu.be/e5B9pfuVrMU (34 minute video w/ Dr. Marshall Van Alstyne)
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  799. 📊 $TSLA: an Example of Data Effect: Data is Tesla’s Competitive Advantage 📺 https://youtu.be/BYZmqm-hh3o (4.5 minute video w/ Galileo Russell) How Machines Learn 📺 https://youtu.be/R9OHn5ZF4Uo (8 minute video | CGP Grey) $TSLA: DATA is the NEW OIL 📺 https://youtu.be/ubcx5RwuOS8 (7.5 minute video | HyperClips)
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  801. 👍
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  802. Here’s one of the latest Thunderf00t ‘debunking’ videos about hyperloop: 📺 https://youtu.be/VrbstnzbhZA (25 minute video)
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  803. 🇺🇦
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  804. 🇺🇸 Can you provide a link to a well recognized poll that shows Trump winning?
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  805. 🌡 "Superbottle" — Tesla’s thermal management system: 📺 https://youtu.be/ACdvsfZH-4w (12 minute video by HyperChange)
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  806. Tesla 🆚 Competitors - 5 Advantages 📺 https://youtu.be/MyfRM3Z3v6Y (12.5 minute video | August 6, 2019)
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  807. Chris, I happen to share your hobby of learning about psychology. (I also enjoy learning about behavioral economics.) Chris, I’m very sorry to hear about your experience. Thank you for sharing.
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  808. 👨‍🏫 Clayton Christensen 👍
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  809. Tesla 🆚 Competitors - 5 Advantages 📺 https://youtu.be/MyfRM3Z3v6Y (12.5 minute video | August 6, 2019)
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  810. "Just as the established companies systematically underestimate how big [the] disruptive companies will become — Wall Street’s methods of financial analysis systematically undervalue disruptive companies and how big they will become — and so it’s disruptive companies that are the ones that keep surprising the market on the upside: oh my gosh there’s even more growth here than we thought." — Clayton Christensen see the rest here: 📺 https://youtu.be/Bas2Dw4lcfM (3 minute video | April 23, 2012)
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  811. 🍿 🇺🇦 🍿
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  812. 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
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  813. Would You Vote for a Psychopath? 📺 https://youtu.be/bysVPcKQfeY
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  814. 🇺🇦
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  815. 😿 @michaelconroy9975 , are you sure that you’re simply asking questions? It seems you like to make statements — without providing any supporting evidence. (😿 Then… you cry about the fact that you get labeled a RuZZian troll.) As an example, here’s another comment that you’ve posted here: "If western media didn't lie so much, then maybe I would believe what they say." Michael, which part of the video do you disagree with? What questions do you have?
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  816. 🤷🏻‍♀️ @aingkieu , what is your opinion of the DW fact-check video? Do you have questions about it?
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  817. #Putin
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  818. 🇺🇦✌️
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  819. Maria, is screaming the only way you can get your boomer viewers to pay attention❓
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  820. ✌️🇺🇦
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  821. 👍 Vincze Szilárd
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  822. WireDog Would You Vote for a Psychopath? 📺 https://youtu.be/bysVPcKQfeY
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  823. "perfect for being president" — WireDog https://www.axios.com/trump-map-dorian-doctors-media-video-a86efda7-ba6f-4989-a186-e39527824de8.html
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  824. Veracity of statements by TRUMP: 🌐 https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Veracity_of_statements_by_Donald_Trump
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  825. 🤥 TRUMP 🎰 IPO > bankruptcy 💸 📺 https://youtu.be/1rsXb6p_jdA
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  826. 👍
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  827. …Some more than others: 🤥 TRUMP 🤡
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  828. 📰
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  829. 👑 🤥 Putin Z liar 🇷🇺
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  830. 🇷🇺 Trump 🇷🇺
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  831. 🤴 Trump is like... really, really smart: 📺 https://youtu.be/P3nkxrECHKM (4 minute video) 💯 A level of genius never seen before: 📺 https://youtu.be/rKRwDtMI8G4 (4 minute video | April 24, 2020)
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  832. 🍿 🇺🇦 🍿
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  833. 👍
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  834. 👍 ⚡️ ℹ️
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  835. How do you know that he’s #1? Because he told you so? (He certainly is not the wealthiest hedge fund manager.)
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  836. 🔑 "The key to investing is not assessing how much an industry is going to affect society, or how much it will grow, but rather determining the competitive advantage of any given company and, above all, the durability of that advantage." — Warren Buffett source: 10 Growth Investing Tips From Master Investors: https://www.fool.com/investing/2017/05/07/10-growth-investing-tips-from-master-investors.aspx
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  837. Matt Ferrell, thank you for making this video!
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  838. 👍
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  839. 🇺🇦
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  840. 🇺🇦
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  841. 👍👍👍
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  842. 🇺🇦
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  843. 👍 Good point ✅
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  844. 🇺🇸
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  845. Why did Trump pardon Trevor?
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  846. 🇺🇦
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  847. 🇺🇦
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  848. ▶️ 4:38 … 👍👍👍
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  849. 🤥🇷🇺 @greathey1234 , Russian troll detected: You are not any good at investing. That is obvious even before you admitted to your investing failures. 🤡 You’ve made over 1,000 comments here. What successful investor has time to make over 1,000 comments inside a mainstream 'Channel 4' YouTube comment section? (That’s not even counting comments on the other YouTube channels that you troll.)
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  850. @Peanut Butter, friendly fire? I’m very much against Putin lieZ. I think you may have misinterpreted my emojis. I used a lying Pinocchio symbol for Putin. with a crown on top. To signify that Putin is a king of lying: 👑 🤥 Do you think that my emojis are misleading? I don’t want to mislead and not be aware of it.
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  851.  @vinothgilly4357 , говори по-русски потому что тебя на английском языке не понять.
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  852. 🤥 @greathey1234 , you’ve made over 1,000 comments (just on this channel) — that fact shows that you’re the puppet — spending your time defending Putin — like a "good" sheep that you are. 🐑
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  853.  @vinothgilly4357  🇷🇺🐓 🔚 🍴🇺🇦 4:02 "A country with a chicken on its flag should not attack a country with a fork on its flag."
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  854.  @devim8071 , Stalin is hated for murdering people — not for being Georgian. Dictators are disliked for their actions, not necessarily for their ethnicity. ⬆️ These facts are obvious, especially to an intelligent person like you.
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  855. 👑 🤡 Did you even watch the video? What part of the video do you disagree with?
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  856. 🇺🇦
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  857. 👑 🤥 Putin 🔥 Z 🇷🇺
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  858.  @DansEarway  🤥 David Perdue: https://youtu.be/DQgLoY0wXdM (8 minute video | December 3, 2020)
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  859. 🇷🇺 @DansEarway  , I understand that it seems logical to accuse the other "team" of hypocrisy. However, I want to bring to your attention the fact that your response is a Russian variant of the 'tu quoque' logical fallacy: "Whataboutism, also known as whataboutery, is a variant of the tu quoque logical fallacy that attempts to discredit an opponent's position by charging them with hypocrisy without directly refuting or disproving their argument. Whataboutism is particularly associated with Soviet and Russian propaganda. When criticisms were leveled at the Soviet Union during the Cold War, the Soviet response would often be "What about ..." followed by instancing of an event or situation in the Western world. According to Russian writer and political activist Garry Kasparov, it is a word that was coined to describe the frequent use of a rhetorical diversion by Soviet apologists and dictators, who would counter charges of their oppression, "massacres, gulags, and forced deportations" by invoking American slavery, racism, lynchings, etc." source: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whataboutism + tu quoque: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tu_quoque
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  860. "next year"
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  861. ❤️
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  862. #BehavioralEconomics
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  863. 👍 interesting
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  864.  @nyx6937  , the following applies to most politicians, Trump more than anyone: 🤥 The Liar Next Door: 📺 https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon) #Narcissism
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  865.  @nyx6937  , that’s a very intelligent way to think about the situation. Thank you for sharing your thoughts with me.
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  866. 👍 Joseph Wong, you got it right. Good for you!
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  867. 🫡 Charlie Munger 🇺🇸
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  868. 👍
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  869. 🇺🇦
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  870. 🇺🇦
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  871. 🇷🇺 2:42 Igor (Strelkov) Girkin 👿
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  872. Thank you.
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  873. 📊 "Just as the established companies systematically underestimate how big [the] disruptive companies will become — Wall Street’s methods of financial analysis systematically undervalue disruptive companies and how big they will become — and so it’s disruptive companies that are the ones that keep surprising the market on the upside: oh my gosh there’s even more growth here than we thought." — Clayton Christensen see the rest here: 📺 https://youtu.be/Bas2Dw4lcfM (3 minute video | April 23, 2012)
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  874. "The key to investing is not assessing how much an industry is going to affect society, or how much it will grow, but rather determining the competitive advantage of any given company and, above all, the durability of that advantage." — Warren Buffett source: 10 Growth Investing Tips From Master Investors: https://www.fool.com/investing/2017/05/07/10-growth-investing-tips-from-master-investors.aspx
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  875. ▶️ 6:20 ...They’re only asking questions — unwilling to understand answers: "It is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary depends on his not understanding it." — Upton Sinclair
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  876. 👑 Putin’s 🤥 symbol 🔥 Z
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  877. ✌️🇺🇦
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  878. I don’t think it is as simple as not being allowed to be proud of one’s achievement. There are other factors: 🥇 Subjectively purporting yourself to be #1 is bragging. But, the really bad part for Platt is that an objective measure of Platt’s current affluence does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager.
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  879.  @noahfletcher3019  …There’s more context to this story besides contentious claims of being the #1 hedge fund manager in the world: Sometimes, Michael Platt’s talents includes being less than honest: ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than just boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article. #Narcissism
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  880. 🧠 Highest IQ , can you describe how Mr. Trump was able to move properties from a publicly traded company, with all the investors having public access to all of the finances and transactions? You don’t think they would complain and sue? You are only repeating what TRUMP told you — to make himself look less like a loser, to lend himself credibility in your myopic eyes. Trump merely played a successful businessman on "reality" TV, not in actuality. Someone with even the cursory understanding of publicly traded stocks would understand that Trump can’t just move properties around without investors knowing, complaining, and suing. Again, would you please explain how it was possible to move properties around without investors knowing? Or... perhaps you can explain how it was possible to move money to the Trump Organization — without the publicly traded company’s investors knowing that they are being stolen from? Do you think all investors are as dumb as Donald? Let’s do a mind experiment: Let’s hypothetically say that your nonsensical theory is correct. If you’re correct, that would mean that — Donald, the "very stable genius" — stole money from investors. That would mean he’s crook! Did you think about that? You’re proud of a thief? How can you trust a thief and a liar? 🔮 (My prediction is that you won’t give any relevant, specific answers — especially because you obviously know nothing about publicly traded companies, or how they operate, or their oversight.) 🐑 🐑 🐑 The most gullible among us — don’t stand a chance against an intraspecies predator: 🤡 https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon)
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  881. 👍ℹ️
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  882. 🇺🇦
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  883. Thank you
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  884. ▶️ 2:40 genes + environment (Nature + Nurture)
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  885. 👍 Ron Baron
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  886. ⚡️
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  887. Random Guy, I’m afraid this may read arrogant to you: You didn’t merely get the details wrong — you got the ENTIRE MAIN PREMISE of your original comment — WRONG. (I couldn’t resist correcting you.)
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  888. Random Guy, I apologize for my approach. It may seem strange but I honestly value your feedback because I genuinely need to get better in my approach of correcting others. I need to be more diplomatic. If you would give me more feedback — I would appreciate it — especially if you can give me an example of how I could’ve been more tactful in correcting your mistake. (I’m not being sarcastic.) I do realize that information is much better received when properly presented. 🙏 Would you please help me improve by providing more detailed feedback? Thank you for your valuable time, Random Guy. I’m sorry for annoying you.
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  889. 👏 Random Guy, I want to applaud your integrity, character, and emotional intelligence. It is rare for a person writing anonymous YouTube comments to admit that they were wrong and then go further and correct themselves. Good for you! I admire your approach and want to commend you for it. I also want to take this opportunity to share more, relevant information that sort of explains what happens when someone points out that we are actually wrong. (This may be the reason why — in your earlier comment — you perceived me as extra arrogant): ...Our brains create emotionally desirable narratives — in order to escape the discomfort of Cognitive Dissonance: "This discomfort is triggered by a situation in which a person's belief clashes with new evidence perceived by the person. When confronted with facts that contradict beliefs, ideals, and values, people will try to find a way to resolve the contradiction to reduce their discomfort." ⬆️ source: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cognitive_dissonance
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  890. Random Guy I appreciate your feedback. I’ll do better next time. Thank you for your valuable time.
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  891. 🇺🇦
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  892. 🇺🇦
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  893. ▶️ 7:55 … libertarians = psychopathic tendencies?
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  894. 🇨🇳 How China is changing your Internet 📺 https://youtu.be/VAesMQ6VtK8 (6 minute video)
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  895. 🇺🇦
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  896. 👍 ​ @witherbossbros1157  🧠
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  897.  @btwo9984 , Папа Вова рулит: 👑 🤥 Putin 🇷🇺
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  898. 🇷🇺  @btwo9984  Russian economy: 📉📉📉
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  899. 👍ℹ️
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  900. Putin is exactly like a “paper” bully.
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  901. ✌️ 🇺🇦
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  902. 🌽🇺🇦🍿
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  903. 👍⚡️📈 $TSLA
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  904.  @jakebhenry2228  , in other words: Jordan Peterson blames "others" for causing Trump’s narcissism. (Moreover, he specifically avoids calling Trump a narcissist, when it is obvious to most.) What happened to applying "personal responsibility" to Trump’s behavior instead of blaming others for the way Trump behaves ❓
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  905. 🤪
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  906. 🤥 Politician Next Door: https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon)
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  907. The Problem of Evil (explained) 📺 https://youtu.be/9AzNEG1GB-k (10 minute video | Crash Course # 13)
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  908. 3:27 Opinion Journalism = Confirmation Bias Industry I agree! ☝️
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  909. ▶️ 0:47 ❓
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  910. ▶️ 7:44… Rogan’s response is funny and true
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  911. 👍 Thank you.
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  912. 🧬 $DNA 📈
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  913. 👍 Frank Speaking, thank you for sharing great links. I love HyperChange and ARK.
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  914. 👍
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  915. Tesla 🆚 Competitors - 5 Advantages 📺 https://youtu.be/MyfRM3Z3v6Y (12.5 minute video | August 6, 2019)
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  916. "Just as the established companies systematically underestimate how big [the] disruptive companies will become — Wall Street’s methods of financial analysis systematically undervalue disruptive companies and how big they will become — and so it’s disruptive companies that are the ones that keep surprising the market on the upside: oh my gosh there’s even more growth here than we thought." — Clayton Christensen see the rest here: 📺 https://youtu.be/Bas2Dw4lcfM (3 minute video | April 23, 2012)
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  917. 👍 $TSLA
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  918. 1:10:00 Justin Trudeau is a narcissist, according to Jordan Peterson. (Narcissism is a very common trait among politicians.) I find it very interesting that Jordan Peterson never spoke, and to this day — has never specifically spoke about Trump’s narcissism. In that way, it appears that Jordan Peterson is very much engaged in confirmation bias and political tribalism. By their nature, narcissists are better than average when it comes to deception. While Justin Trudeau is not capable of disguising his narcissism from Jordan Peterson — apparently, Trump can hide his narcissism from Jordan Peterson — possibly because Trump has more narcissistic traits along with other dark triad traits than Trudeau — making Trump superior at deception. Or, perhaps more likely, it is simply that Jordan Peterson has a political blind spot when it comes to Donald J. Trump’s personality type — #DarkTriad ( #Narcissism is part of the dark triad).
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  919. 💪 ❤️ 🇺🇦
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  920. 35:54 … $MTCH 📈
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  921. 44:26…seeding = manipulative = 💰$MTCH 📈 Unfortunately manipulation is part of capitalism. (To be fair, capitalism is the worst — except for all the other systems.)
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  922. 🤥 Trump + Diamond & Silk = con artists: https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon)
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  923. 👍
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  924. 👍
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  925. 👍
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  926. 👍ℹ️
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  927. 😿 Elon Musk is scared. He had to get his mommy to stop the fight from happening. #Lame
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  928. 🇷🇺 Z 👿
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  929. 🤴 Trump is like... really, really smart: 📺 https://youtu.be/P3nkxrECHKM (4 minute video) Muctashio , thank you for sharing your explanation. Indeed, the media attempts to make our President look foolish, but he doesn’t need the media for that. He’s very good at making himself appear dimwitted. (As the above video clearly demonstrates.)
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  930. Muctashio ... "In the field of psychology, the Dunning–Kruger effect is a cognitive bias in which people mistakenly assess their cognitive ability as greater than it is. It is related to the cognitive bias of illusory superiority and comes from the inability of people to recognize their lack of ability. Without the self-awareness of metacognition, people cannot objectively evaluate their competence or incompetence." https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunning–Kruger_effect ↕️ 🧠 The Dunning Kruger Effect: 📺 https://youtu.be/pOLmD_WVY-E (5 minute video) ↕️ 💯 Donald Trump is an expert ... 📺 https://youtu.be/5GqJna9hpTE (2 minute video) ↕️ 💀 Deadly effect 🦠 personality + pandemic 📺 https://youtu.be/kK1Mc2Ks-NA (15 minute video w/ Dr. Grande) #Narcissism
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  931. 👍 Michael , that’s right. #Narcissism
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  932. Berzerk , you’ve mentioned someone being "beyond dumb." Is this what you had in mind?: 📺 https://youtu.be/P3nkxrECHKM (4 minute video) + 🦠 Viral Genius: 📺 https://youtu.be/rKRwDtMI8G4 (4 minute video | April 24, 2020)
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  933. Is that supposed to be in English ❓
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  934. 👑 🤥 @king_vision4085 , Will Smith would not slap Joe Rogan like that 👋
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  935. 😃 🔚 👋 What do the five fingers say to the face?
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  936. Tesla 🆚 Competitors - 5 Advantages 📺 https://youtu.be/MyfRM3Z3v6Y (12.5 minute video | August 6, 2019) 🔋 Battery Advantage is the 2nd advantage that is discussed above.
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  937. plausible explanation
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  938. Here’s one of the latest Thunderf00t ‘debunking’ videos about hyperloop: 📺 https://youtu.be/VrbstnzbhZA (25 minute video)
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  939. 🔔 Earnings after the bell, today
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  940. 👍 America works! 🇺🇸
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  941. 👍ℹ️
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  942. 🇺🇦
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  943. 📉 DWAC
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  944. 🌽 🇺🇦 🍿
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  945. 23:49 … Asking why do rich people marry and poor people don’t — is similar to asking why do rich people invest in the stock market and poor people don’t. Financial stability, or at least financial prudence — is a preferred prerequisite for marriage in the first place. As such, it should not be surprising that affluent individuals meet this financial prerequisite. "people are 10 times more likely to break up if they think their partner is bad with their finances" ⬆️ That’s according to a new survey from insurance site Policygenius, which surveyed 2,000 U.S. adults in relationships. (I can’t include a link because, annoyingly, my comment gets taken down if I include links to sources of my information.)
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  946. 💯 Genius (confirmed) 📺 https://youtu.be/rKRwDtMI8G4 (4 minute video | April 24, 2020)
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  947. The Psychopath Next Door 📺 https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon)
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  948. 🇺🇦
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  949. 5:39 🇷🇺 NaZi
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  950. 🇺🇸
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  951. [ 🔮 ] New York City announced this week it would spend $4 million on a campaign to try to curb dangerous driving behaviors like speeding. At the center of the campaign are billboards, showing a gruesome traffic accident. — source: Axios: "The problem with road safety signs" May 5, 2022
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  952.  @Eman_Puedama , as opposed to 'unbiased' state-controlled, Russian media? 🤥🇷🇺 Russian media is not even allowed to call this a war. In fact, he’s not at a disadvantage because he has unrestricted access to any internet news media while in the United States. Same can’t be said while he’s in Russia.
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  953. 🤡 Kadirov 💩🤳
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  954. 🤥 Diamond & Silk = con artists: https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon)
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  955. 🥇 Purporting yourself to be the best hedge fund manager is not at all humble.
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  956. 16:11
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  957. 👍 Thanks for making this video.
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  958. ✝️: literally false and metaphorically true — Bret Weinstein
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  959. 🤥🇷🇺 7:27 … Whataboutism, also known as whataboutery, is a variant of the 'tu quoque' logical fallacy that attempts to discredit an opponent's position by charging them with hypocrisy without directly refuting or disproving their argument. Whataboutism is particularly associated with Soviet and Russian propaganda. When criticisms were leveled at the Soviet Union during the Cold War, the Soviet response would often be "What about ..." followed by instancing of an event or situation in the Western world. According to Russian writer and political activist Garry Kasparov, it is a word that was coined to describe the frequent use of a rhetorical diversion by Soviet apologists and dictators, who would counter charges of their oppression, "massacres, gulags, and forced deportations" by invoking American slavery, racism, lynchings, etc.
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  960. 👍
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  961. 🤥 6:40 🇷🇺 Димитрий is a lying Russian clown
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  962. 👍 Gene Munster 🧠
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  963. Tesla 🆚 Competitors - 5 Advantages 📺 https://youtu.be/MyfRM3Z3v6Y (12.5 minute video | August 6, 2019)
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  964. 🤥 Marketing + Mars = Musk 🤡
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  965. 👍ℹ️
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  966. 🇺🇦 we will see
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  967. 👑 🤥 Putin 🇷🇺 🔥 Z
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  968. Would You Vote for a Psychopath? 📺 https://youtu.be/bysVPcKQfeY
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  969. ⏩ 0:18 ... 🚫🦊 Fox "News"
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  970. 🇺🇦
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  971. 5:38
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  972. 🇺🇦 12:46 ✨ Saker 🤖
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  973. 🧠 #DarkTriad
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  974. 🇷🇺 11:48 💀
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  975. 🤥 Trumpfeld 😁 https://youtu.be/gsaO3v4SvwA (2 minute video)
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  976. 🇺🇦
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  977. 🇺🇦
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  978. Here’s the information you seek: 🦠 President Trump is like... smart: 📺 https://youtu.be/P3nkxrECHKM (4 minute video)
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  979. 💯 Genius (confirmed) 📺 https://youtu.be/rKRwDtMI8G4 (4 minute video | April 24, 2020)
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  980. 📊 "Just as the established companies systematically underestimate how big [the] disruptive companies will become — Wall Street’s methods of financial analysis systematically undervalue disruptive companies and how big they will become — and so it’s disruptive companies that are the ones that keep surprising the market on the upside: oh my gosh there’s even more growth here than we thought." — Clayton Christensen see the rest here: 📺 https://youtu.be/Bas2Dw4lcfM (3 minute video | April 23, 2012)
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  981. 👍
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  982. 👍 Thank you for this excellent video.
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  983. "Nobody is selling cars in numbers!" — that’s what an Elon fanboy says to cope with the cognitive dissonance 📊📉 13:50 ⬅️ it is as if you haven’t watched the video or listened to the explanation
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  984.  @cookergronkberg  Thank you for sharing your thoughts. Multiple times, in their video segments about $GME, Rising has warned that this is very speculative. (I think they are being careful.) 🔥 Nonetheless, you’re right, for sure, some new "investors" (speculators) will get burned.
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  985.  @cookergronkberg , you seem very reasonable. Thank you for sharing your thoughts.
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  986. 👍 🇯🇵 ℹ️
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  988. ✋ 10:16 …Likewise, Trump is great at rallying his people at his rallies. 👌
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  989. 🔮
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  990. 👍
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  991. DonMikimax, you’re probably right: Tesla 🆚 Competitors - 5 Advantages 📺 https://youtu.be/MyfRM3Z3v6Y (12.5 minute video | August 6, 2019) "The key to investing is not assessing how much an industry is going to affect society, or how much it will grow, but rather determining the competitive advantage of any given company and, above all, the durability of that advantage." — Warren Buffett source: 10 Growth Investing Tips From Master Investors: https://www.fool.com/investing/2017/05/07/10-growth-investing-tips-from-master-investors.aspx
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  992. ✅ fact-check 📉
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  993. 👍
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  994. 🇺🇦
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  995. Thank you.
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  996. 👨‍🏫 Clayton Cristensen: Disruptive Inovation: 📺 https://youtu.be/rpkoCZ4vBSI
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  997. icecreamandsprinkles 👉 Tony Seba: Clean Disruption — Energy & Transportation: 📺 https://youtu.be/2b3ttqYDwF0
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  998. I’ve read the same rumors.
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  999. 🤥 Elon — the boy who cried fully autonomous Teslas are coming. 🤡
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  1000. 👍
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  1001. Here’s one of the latest Thunderf00t ‘debunking’ videos about hyperloop: 📺 https://youtu.be/VrbstnzbhZA (25 minute video)
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  1002. 🤥 Elon — the boy who cried "Full Self Driving" since 2016. 🤡
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  1003. ▶️ 3:20 — Variable Interest Entity (VIE)
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  1004. The Psychopath Next-Door: 📺 https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon) People love to vote for a psychopath: 📺 https://youtu.be/bysVPcKQfeY (4 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon)
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  1005. 🇺🇦
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  1006. ▶️ 9:47
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  1007. 1:01 … The truth about data network effects: 📺 https://youtu.be/53QZ78WtRck (8 minute video w/ James Currier)
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  1008. 🤑 🆚 🤮 The incentive problems associated with pollution become vividly clear once these problems are seen and understood through the lens of the tragedy of the commons: 📺 https://youtu.be/CxC161GvMPc (5 minute video)
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  1009. 🐘 Republican Georgia senator, David Perdue, privately pushed for a tax break for sports-team owners, like Kelly Loeffler: https://www.propublica.org/article/georgia-senator-david-perdue-privately-pushed-for-a-tax-break-for-rich-sports-teamowners ...meanwhile, publicly ... : Perdue was one of the 2017 tax bill’s biggest boosters, publicly describing it as a windfall for average Americans. “A single mom making $41,000 with a child is going to get a 75% tax cut,” he told a reporter when it passed. “This is a great day for the middle class.” 🤡 #Hypocrisy 🤑 #Sanctimonious ✝️ #ProsperityGospel 😈 #DarkTriad 🤥 politicians: https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon)
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  1010. 🤥Elon — the boy who cried: FSD!🤖
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  1011. 👍
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  1012. ❤
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  1013. 👍
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  1014. 🆚
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  1015. 👍ℹ️🇨🇳
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  1016. 👑 🤥 Вова Путин 🇷🇺 🔥 Z
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  1017. Platform Revolution Platforms Change Structure and Strategy 📺 https://youtu.be/e5B9pfuVrMU (34 minutes w/ Dr. Marshall Van Alstyne)
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  1018.  iVeblen = Veblen Good = Apple 'Veblen Good' defined: 📺 https://youtu.be/56TIQ1rcHek (2 minute video | Investopedia) ⬆️ Veblen goods are considered to be desirable for conspicuous consumption because of, rather than in spite of, their high prices: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Veblen_good ⬆️ Conspicuous consumption is rooted in evolutionary psychology. …Scott Galloway, who is a marketing professor at NYU, succinctly described the underlying evolutionary psychology that makes Apple’s products alluring: 📺 https://youtu.be/r5LM4wsH0k0 (1 minute video w/ Scott Galloway)
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  1019. crivera2354 ... 🦠 President Trump is like... smart: 📺 https://youtu.be/P3nkxrECHKM (4 minute video)
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  1020. crivera2354 ... 💯 Genius (confirmed) 📺 https://youtu.be/rKRwDtMI8G4 (4 minute video | April 24, 2020)
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  1021. 🇺🇦
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  1022. 🤥  Gavrilo Princip  you got any links that may corroborate your propaganda?
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  1023. Would You Vote for a Psychopath? 📺 https://youtu.be/bysVPcKQfeY
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  1024. Do you classify this as inspiration?: ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than just boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  1025. RT is very much available on their own website for anyone really, really interested. (It’s not a ban — it’s a 'special operation' designed to 'improve' RT.) ⬅️ sarcasm On a more serious note, it is illegal for a Russian TV anchor to refer to current war as "war." With such crucial restrictions placed on reporters’ words, how can anyone trust the Russian media? If people want to hear how this is not a war, they can go to RT website, watch and listen as much as they want. Being on YouTube is a privilege — not a right. Being on the internet is much closer to a right — and RT is easily available on the internet. In other words, RT is not banned, it just doesn’t have as much prestige. I don’t see a problem with that. We’re not banning RT propaganda — we’re simply not promoting it.
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  1026. 👍ℹ️
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  1027. ▶️ 4:33 ...❤️
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  1028. 👑 🤥 Putin / Trump 🇷🇺 Z
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  1029. 23:49 … Why do rich people marry and poor people don’t? Because there are tax savings for married couples. At least that’s one of the reasons.
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  1030. 🇺🇦
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  1031. 🇺🇦✌️
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  1032. 🇺🇦
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  1033. 👍
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  1034. The Psychopath Next Door 📺 https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon)
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  1035.  @Eman_Puedama , by Russian law, he is not even allowed to call this a war! We’re supposed to believe what he says? Only a Putin toady can believe the words of an 'ambassador' who has such strict vocabulary restrictions. ⬆️ In light of these facts and logic, do you really trust this Russian 'ambassador' to be forthright?
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  1036. 🇺🇸
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  1037. 🍿
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  1038. 0:43 … Amazon: The bigger the business — the more potential for efficiency. Given that in the long-term, the market rewards efficiency — it should not be a surprise that the inefficient enterprises go out of business. If capitalism is all about competition and efficiency — then it is just a fact of life that 'mom and pop' businesses aren’t very competitive (on price or cost) against the efficiency of the 'big boys.' The main reason why Amazon can offer a $15 minimum wage, while mom and pop establishments can’t — is because Amazon is a far more efficient business in the first place. 🥇 Amazon is inherently better at capitalism than its smaller competitors. ⚖️ That’s the reality of capitalism. ⚰️ The $15 minimum wage is the proverbial 'nail in coffin' of the inefficient business. $15 minimum wage is merely ending the suffering of inefficient businesses sooner than later. Uncharacteristically, when it comes to Amazon, John Stossel seems to be complaining that the market is working as intended — where the more efficient business is winning.
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  1039. 📊 "Just as the established companies systematically underestimate how big [the] disruptive companies will become — Wall Street’s methods of financial analysis systematically undervalue disruptive companies and how big they will become — and so it’s disruptive companies that are the ones that keep surprising the market on the upside: oh my gosh there’s even more growth here than we thought." — Clayton Christensen see more here: 📺 https://youtu.be/Bas2Dw4lcfM (3 minute video)
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  1040. 👍 Yppengasse28 🧠
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  1041. 🤥 #Putin — #DarkTriad 🤡
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  1042. Thank you.
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  1043. 🇺🇸 President Trump is like... smart: 📺 https://youtu.be/P3nkxrECHKM (4 minute video) 💯 Genius (confirmed) 📺 https://youtu.be/rKRwDtMI8G4 (4 minute video | April 24, 2020)
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  1044. 🇺🇦
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  1045. 🇺🇦
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  1046. ▶️ 1:47 ✝️
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  1047. 👍
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  1048. ❤️ $TSLA
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  1049. 📉 👨🏼‍💼 💸 L Brands CEO Les Wexner: alleged Jeffrey Epstein theft: https://www.cnbc.com/2019/08/12/les-wexner-gives-feds-documents-showing-alleged-jeffrey-epstein-theft.html August 12, 2019
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  1050. 🤥 Chuck Woolley deleted his Twitter account after his son got COVID-19.
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  1051. Here’s one of the latest Thunderf00t ‘debunking’ videos about hyperloop: 📺 https://youtu.be/VrbstnzbhZA (25 minute video)
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  1052. Vicky Vic, let me know if you ever find that video that you’re inquiring about. I’m also interested in that particular one.
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  1053. Undecided with Matt Ferrell , thank you for making this video — exploring some of the competitive advantages.
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  1054. 🔑 "The key to investing is not assessing how much an industry is going to affect society, or how much it will grow, but rather determining the competitive advantage of any given company and, above all, the durability of that advantage." — Warren Buffett source: 10 Growth Investing Tips From Master Investors: https://www.fool.com/investing/2017/05/07/10-growth-investing-tips-from-master-investors.aspx
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  1055. 🇺🇦
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  1056. The Psychopath Next-Door: 📺 https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon)
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  1057. 💀 Deadly Combination 🦠 personality + pandemic = https://youtu.be/kK1Mc2Ks-NA (15 minute video w/ Dr. Grande)
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  1058. 🎯 Yes, and Tesla investors made fun of Warren Buffett and BYD at the time. They are not laughing anymore.
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  1059. 👂 1:31:00 It is ironic that Jordan Peterson interrupted his interlocutor to make a note about listening. I find it hard to believe that Jordan Peterson is a good listener (I’m sure he is good enough.) Professing his knowledge is natural to him. No wonder he used to earn his living as a professor. (BTW, he also interrupts, and does most of the talking when he has guests on his own podcast as well.)
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  1060. 🇷🇺 2:42 Igor (Strelkov) Girkin 👿
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  1061. Why I’m All-in On Tesla Stock 📺 https://youtu.be/DS09pSp9uwU (13 minute video) Clay Mann, I agree with you. ...Incidentally, we seemingly watched the same video, recently.
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  1062. 👑 🤥 Вова Путин 🇷🇺
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  1063. 👍 analysis
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  1064. Not Ashkenazi?
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  1065. 👍
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  1066. 👍 Chris Benn
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  1067. EnvyMiA ▶️ 1:53 ...did you understand what was said about Apple being a consumer product company? Here’s more information about Apple as a consumer product company and what makes it very different from IBM: What Clayton Christensen Got Wrong https://stratechery.com/2013/clayton-christensen-got-wrong/ If you read the above article — you will understand just how different $IBM and $AAPL are. One major difference is that Apple primarily sells to consumers (people who actually use the product they purchase) rather than to other businesses (who force their employees to use whatever the company buys for them). If this seems interesting — read the above article — Ben Thompson will provide you with much more insight than me. • Ben Thompson, his "Stratechery" blog, and his "exponent" podcast are amazing. • If you are interested in Apple as an investment, I encourage you to listen to "Above Avalon" podcast as well. • ...In general, Clayton Christensen gets a lot of things right. I highly recommend his books: "Innovator’s Dilemma" and "Innovator’s Solution". (...BTW, he died recently, on January 23, 2020. He was a great teacher and an incredible human.)
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  1068. It seems you may be correct.
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  1069. 🇺🇦🌻 🔚 🇷🇺
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  1070. ❤️ fact-checks ✅
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  1071. 👍
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  1072. ... the "oranges" of disinfectant genius: 💯 Genius (confirmed) 📺 https://youtu.be/rKRwDtMI8G4 (4 minute video | April 24, 2020)
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  1073. 🤥🇷🇺 @markswain365 , you are definitely Putin it together …connecting all the dots. 🐑
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  1074. 🇷🇺 2:42 Igor (Strelkov) Girkin 👿
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  1075. Jack Kraken, you appear to be interested in the Dark Triad: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dark_triad
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  1076. Tesla 🆚 Competitors - 5 Advantages 📺 https://youtu.be/MyfRM3Z3v6Y (12.5 minute video | August 6, 2019)
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  1077. kpot22 Consumer Reports’ points against Tesla’s Navigate on Autopilot were misunderstood https://www.teslarati.com/tesla-navigate-on-autopilot-consumer-reports-review-clarified/
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  1078. #Narcissism
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  1079. 🇺🇸 President Trump is like... smart: 📺 https://youtu.be/P3nkxrECHKM (4 minute video) 💯 Genius (confirmed) 📺 https://youtu.be/rKRwDtMI8G4 (4 minute video | April 24, 2020)
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  1080. ▶️ 8:43 ℹ️
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  1081. 🇷🇺 2:42 Igor (Strelkov) Girkin 👿
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  1082. 🎯 8:32 Lex ✅
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  1083. 🤥 The Liar Next Door 📺 https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon)
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  1084. Vittorio A 💯 Genius (confirmed) 📺 https://youtu.be/rKRwDtMI8G4 (4 minute video | April 24, 2020)
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  1085. 👍 DREAMCOASTER 🙏 Thank you for sharing Milton Friedman explanation on protectionism. It is extremely relevant to the discussion of current tariffs: 📺 https://youtu.be/fkHdq_2EUk4
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  1086. 2
  1087. 🇺🇦
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  1088. 👍 Jonathan McGaha
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  1089. codediporpal, yes, perhaps he should have said "not regulated in a typical manner".
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  1090. 👑 🤥 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Veracity_of_statements_by_Donald_Trump#Economy
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  1091. 🇺🇦
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  1092. 👑 🤥 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Veracity_of_statements_by_Donald_Trump#Economy
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  1093. 👍 exactly
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  1094. 🇺🇦
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  1095. 👍 Georg Plaz ✅
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  1096. 👍  @brittanyp.schaum9507 
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  1097. DETERMINISM 🆚 free will 📺 https://youtu.be/vCGtkDzELAI (10 minute video | Crash Course)
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  1098. 👍 Nicholas Hylton
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  1099. 👍 @Terry Hintz
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  1100.  @hellomate639  , I’m interested in free will, determinism, religion, and psychology. One of the more interesting concepts that I learned when it comes to religion is that It is in a category of 'literally false and metaphorically true,' as explained in the following 4 minute video: 📺 https://youtu.be/c0_J998UD9s (4 minute video w/ Brett Weinstein)
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  1101. 👍ℹ️
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  1102. 💣 Coercive laws, is that What Dr. Peterson prescribes? 💥 Libertarians 🤯: Dr. Peterson, do you even understand individualism and freedom 🇺🇸?
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  1103. In the past, Professor Peterson has emphasized that: an individual person — is the correct level of analysis for broader society. 49:00 ⬅️… Here, however, Jordan Peterson doesn’t seem to follow his prescribed level of analysis. Interesting. Perhaps I’m wrong or I misunderstood?
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  1104. 👍👍
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  1105. Was Trump bribed to pardon Milton?
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  1106. 🇺🇦
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  1107. 👽 🛸 👽
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  1108. ℹ️
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  1109. 🤡
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  1110. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had problems: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  1111. 1
  1112. 🔮 Trump is not next president 🇺🇸
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  1113. 📰
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  1114. 🆚
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  1115. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  1116. 👍
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  1117. 📉
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  1118. 🤪 Yaron Brook 🤡
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  1119. 🎰
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  1120. 👍ℹ️
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  1121. 🇺🇦
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  1122. 👍🧠ℹ️
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  1123. ℹ️
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  1124. Which parts do you specifically disagree with?
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  1125. 👍👍
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  1126. 👍ℹ️
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  1127. b out in none
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  1128. 🇺🇦
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  1129. 👍
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  1130.  @alis-anime5484  🪦
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  1131. 7:01 I’ve been watching Dr. Peterson try to spin Trump’s narcissism as a positive, and perhaps as necessary since 2016. Mr. Peterson appears to be extremely biased on this topic as he easily recognizes democratic Justin Trudeau’s narcissism as dangerous and at the same time promotes Trump’s Republican flavor of narcissism as a positive. It’s so interesting to watch Dr. Peterson hide behind supposed complexity. He’s been studying Trump and can’t figure it out but has no problem recognizing Trudeau’s narcissism and its drawbacks.
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  1132. 👍
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  1133. #DarkTriad
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  1134. 📰
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  1135. 🦠 Musk caught the unwoke mind virus.
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  1136. 🤥
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  1137. 🤥 Elon Musk — the boy who cried: FSD! 🤖
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  1138. 🔲 "squaring the circle" ⭕️ It is the challenge of constructing a square with the same area as a given circle by using only a finite number of steps with compass and straightedge. source: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Squaring_the_circle
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  1139. 🇺🇸 Despite Trump campaign promise, the egregious "carried interest" tax loophole survived — to the benefit of "vulture capitalists." "As part of this reform, we will eliminate the carried interest deduction and other special interest loopholes that have been so good for Wall Street investors, and for people like me, but unfair to American workers." — Donald J. Trump 🤡 promises made 🤥 promises broken
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  1140. 👂 📢
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  1141. Thank you
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  1142. #Narcissism
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  1143. I agree
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  1144. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s wealth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.)
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  1145. 1:16:36 ⬅️ Part of personal responsibility is to not believe ideological lies. One of the dangerous ideologies of today is that the 🇺🇸 2020 election was "stolen" from Trump. It is our personal responsibility to not believe people who are attempting to deceive us. Believing that Trump won the 2020 election is an ideology and it is dangerous.
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  1146. ❤
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  1147. ℹ️
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  1148. 🇺🇦
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  1149. 😿 Musk had to get his mommy to stop the fight with Zuckerberg. With such attitude, Musk seems exactly like the person that would loose a 🍆 measuring contest to Zuckerberg.
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  1150. 👍
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  1151. President will not be prosecuted until he’s out of office. We learned that while Trump was in office.
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  1152. ⚡️
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  1153. ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  1154. 🇺🇦
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  1155. ℹ️
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  1156. 🇺🇦
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  1157. 🇺🇦
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  1158. subjective < OBJECTIVE An athlete claiming to be the best is not always easy to verify. Often, it can be debated endlessly. On the other hand, the verifiable math of someone’s net worth is really hard to argue with. In other words: a statement like "I’m the best football player" or "I’m the best scientist" or "I’M THE BEST PRESIDENT!" is often a disputable subjective statement — while a statement about one’s wealth is a verifiable objective fact — which makes it very easy to measure and compare 'apples to apples.'
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  1159.  @spritemultipack  , yes Jim Cramer was a scandalous hedge fund manager. That is true!
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  1160. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.)
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  1161. ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  1162. 👍
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  1163. 🇺🇦
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  1164. 🚫 scam / spam 🚫
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  1165. ☕️
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  1166. ...here’s one of the latest Thunderf00t 'BUSTED' videos about Hyperloop: 📺 https://youtu.be/VrbstnzbhZA (25 minute video)
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  1167. ℹ️
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  1168.  @thekatephillips , hello Kate. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. You probably meant Tim Cook, not Steve Jobs.
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  1169.  @ahmadrafieeishak8466  , I think Neuralink has an enormous potential. 🔮 If Neuralink is successful, I predict it will disrupt the iPhone, along with all the other smartphone platforms. 🔮 If Neuralink is successful — it will be the dominant platform — and if the iPhone is still around — it will become just another app on the Neuralink’s enormous and subsuming platform of platforms.
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  1170. Thank you for making such an informative video about military and AeroVironment ($AVAV).
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  1171.  @buddterwilliger7943 , thank you for sharing your thoughts and taking interest in such an important topic: 🤥 David Perdue: https://youtu.be/DQgLoY0wXdM (8 minute video | December 3, 2020)
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  1172.  @buddterwilliger7943 ... 🐘 Republican Georgia senator, David Perdue, privately pushed for a tax break for sports-team owners, like Kelly Loeffler: https://www.propublica.org/article/georgia-senator-david-perdue-privately-pushed-for-a-tax-break-for-rich-sports-teamowners ...meanwhile, publicly ... : Perdue was one of the 2017 tax bill’s biggest boosters, publicly describing it as a windfall for average Americans. “A single mom making $41,000 with a child is going to get a 75% tax cut,” he told a reporter when it passed. “This is a great day for the middle class.” 🤡 #Hypocrisy 🤑 #Sanctimonious ✝️ #ProsperityGospel 😈 #DarkTriad 🤥 politicians: https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon)
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  1173. Dave Ewing ... $CDLX does look promising: https://www.fool.com/investing/2020/08/29/this-stocks-getting-you-more-cash-back-but-is-it-w/ August 29, 2020
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  1174. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had problems: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  1175. 🇺🇦
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  1176. Can you explain how Prigozhin mutiny makes Putin look in control and powerful?
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  1177. 🤥 Elon Musk is starting to resemble Trevor Milton with staged videos: A 2016 video that Tesla used to promote its self-driving technology was staged to show capabilities like stopping at a red light and accelerating at a green light that the system did not have, according to testimony by a senior engineer. The video, which remains archived on Tesla’s website, was released in October 2016 and promoted on Twitter by Chief Executive Elon Musk as evidence that “Tesla drives itself.” ⬆️ Trevor Milton is in jail for similar behavior.
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  1178. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  1179. 🤡
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  1180.  ℹ️
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  1181. 👿
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  1182. With the fall in tesla car purchases and the FSD way in the future, no cheaper auto coming for well over a year, it looks like Tesla is in trouble?
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  1183. 📊 13:50 📉
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  1184. 🇺🇦
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  1185. 🇺🇦
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  1186. No doubt this is relevant now. However, generally speaking, Peter Schiff’s economic predictions work like a broken clock — eventually he turns out to be briefly correct. 🔮 Peter Schiff has been predicting an economic recession since before the last recession happened. ⏰
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  1187.  @knowthetruth285 , 'tu quoque' logical fallacy attempts to discredit an opponent's position by charging them with hypocrisy — without directly refuting or disproving their argument. Whataboutism, also known as whataboutery, is a variant of the 'tu quoque' logical fallacy: Whataboutism is particularly associated with Soviet and Russian propaganda. When criticisms were leveled at the Soviet Union during the Cold War, the Soviet response would often be "What about ..." followed by instancing of an event or situation in the Western world.
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  1188. 🤥🇷🇺 @aleckulik8242 , is Russian media allowed to call this a war?
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  1189. 🇷🇺 @aleckulik8242 , Putin doesn’t have to copy mistakes. If Putin was smarter, he would have avoided duplicating American invasion mistakes — instead of foolishly repeating them in Ukraine.
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  1190. 🥇 Michael Platt will never be #1 at being humble. Moreover, an objective measure of Platt’s wealth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.)
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  1191. Money on Elon getting chocked out by someone with more submissions experience.
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  1192. 🇺🇦
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  1193. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.)
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  1194. 👍ℹ️
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  1195. The belief in free will is literally false [but it is metaphorically true].
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  1196. Literally false, metaphorically true — belief can be the difference between life and death: 📺 https://youtu.be/sqJC9jZjG3o (10 minute video w/ Bret Weinstein)
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  1197. Vittorio A , I doubt you’re a professional. Professionals don’t talk about giving or receiving unconditional love.
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  1198. ⁠TLDR: Apple’s focus on privacy increases personal data on device — which is necessary to make AI more useful to the individual.  @sansin6250 ​⁠, other companies may have similar AI capabilities but only Apple has access to detailed and more private information about the individual — which makes AI far more useful to the individual. Other smartphone manufacturers could have this private information as well, but people are more likely to trust a company that is focused on privacy, not selling ads.
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  1199. 3:05 Apple Personal Data 3:36 Advantage Personal AI assistants are as good as the personal data they have access to.
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  1200. @mystique5113, if it is "obvious" — you should have no problem listing some specifics.
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  1201. 👑 🤥 #DonTheCon: https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon)
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  1202. 🤡 Dressed like a clown, again. Nonetheless, the conversation is interesting, as usual.
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  1203. ✅ 6:04
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  1204.  @whatevergoesforme5129 , didn’t Graham promote FTX ❓
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  1205. 👍
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  1206. 💩 I’m not convinced
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  1207. 🥇 Michael Platt will never be #1 at being humble. Moreover, an objective measure of Platt’s wealth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.)
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  1208. ℹ️
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  1209. ℹ️
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  1210. ✝️ 2:23:41 …Literally false and metaphorically true. — Bret Weinstein
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  1211. 👍
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  1212. ℹ️
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  1213. ℹ️
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  1214.  @frankcoffey  , I agree. Robotaxi is a low margin business
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  1215. In communist USSR, millions of people died working in the gulags. Gulags were necessary because most people don’t enjoy grueling / boring work — but someone still has to do get such work done — so, USSR had gulags.
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  1216. It is true that capitalism is corrupt. It is also true that communism is corrupt. I would argue that communism is much more corrupt because the individuals with dark triad type of traits find it easier to take advantage of people in a system where the citizens are supposed to just trust that the government is always making decisions in the people’s best interest — not for some self-serving purposes. The culture of corruption is very strong in the former USSR countries because the only way to get things that one really wanted or needed — was to bribe people in the positions of authority. Likewise, for the people in the positions of authority, the most effective way to earn more money was not by displaying competence — but by accepting bribes. If you don’t believe me, look at the corruption index of former USSR countries. They are all incredibly corrupt to this day — because the culture of corruption persisted long after communism fell apart. People that have dark triad traits (the trait of narcissism plays a huge role) are equally distributed throughout the population. As such, every system that is run by humans will have some elements of corruption. Systems that rely on collectivism always end up incredibly corrupt as they grow larger — the more individuals in positions of bureaucratic authority — the more opportunities for bribes and corruption. The way to decrease corruption is to have a healthy level skepticism of the government and politicians who always promise to make your life better. In communism it is the opposite, you’re supposed to trust that the government (the collective) is making the best decisions and if you disagree — off to the gulag you go. 📖 Read Solzhenitsyn’s: 'The Gulag Archipelago." It is a great resource to learn what happened to the people who fervently believed in collectivism but still ended up being some of its biggest victims.
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  1217.  @fubbywubyinmytuby4204  USSR failed because communism doesn’t work. Then, and only then, after it became abundantly clear that the communism experiment failed (no food in stores) the failed USSR state tried to liberalize and reform — because there were no other options left.
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  1218.  @fubbywubyinmytuby4204 , why did USSR have to "liberalize" and "reform" if communism was working so well?
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  1219.  @fubbywubyinmytuby4204 , why does an encyclopedia refer to the former USSR as communist?
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  1220. "The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) was the official name of communist Russia from December 1922 until its collapse in late 1991. This self-proclaimed Marxist state was created out of the ruins of the Tszarist Empire following the Bolshevik Revolution of October 1917"
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  1221. The problem for people who are fond of collectivism is that the communism experiment failed in USSR. As such, for socialists, it is much more convenient to pretend that USSR wasn’t real communism — than to face the reality of a collectivism / Marxist system that doesn’t work when implemented on a large scale.
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  1222. 🎯
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  1223. The Republican Party is embracing the lies of Trump. That’s the one liar Jordan Peterson refuses to acknowledge — greatly reducing his credibility with the left.
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  1224. 👍
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  1225. 1
  1226. 👽 4:54 “Depends on who you talk to.” What is that? Alien voice on set?
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  1227. 👑 🤥 Putin 2:20
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  1228. 🇺🇦
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  1229. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  1230. 🌙 special uncontrolled contact with the moon operation 💥
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  1231. Free will is literally false and metaphorically true. (as per Brett Weinstein)
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  1232. 🇺🇦
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  1233. 👍ℹ️
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  1234. 👍
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  1235. ℹ️
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  1236. 🤡 Kadirov 💩
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  1237. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had problems: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  1238. Пригожин будет следующим царем России.
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  1239. ❗️
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  1240. ♋️
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  1241. ❤
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  1242. ℹ️
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  1243. 📉
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  1244. 🇺🇦
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  1245. ℹ️
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  1246. Interesting. I wonder why Jordan Peterson never talked about the world’s most prominent example of narcissism — TRUMP. (Narcissism, up to a point, is a competitive advantage in politics.)
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  1247. 🧠 #Narcissism 🤡
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  1248. 👍
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  1249. ℹ️
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  1250. ‼️
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  1251. 4:35 …Trump is extraordinarily charismatic, #narcissistic, and claims to be "selflessly" fighting for the oppressed. #DarkTriad #Politicians
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  1252.  @booishoois309  7:01 Jordan Peterson: "What do you think Trump’s flaws are?" … doesn’t let Elon answer … proceeds to prime Musk with the idea that Trump’s flaws are not really flaws
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  1253. ⬆️🤡 Shambolic and uninformed comment, since the United States government and politicians, by design — have no direct management of the nation’s interest rates or the inflation. That’s the task of the Federal Reserve, which is a non-government entity, despite what the name sounds like. You’re not talking about the government of the failed USSR, silly. In the United States, we separate our short-term incentivized politicians from the ability to set interest rates.
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  1254. That’s a reasonable assumption (of corse, it is not always necessarily true). For example, Warren Buffett is approximately 6 times richer than Michael Platt — and Buffett has always driven himself. Many investors get really rich because with all their heart — they prefer investing rather than spending their money. They enjoy their work and the money is just way to keep the score of the game. I suspect that type of mindset is formed, in part, due to the unique psychological predispositions of some people’s personalities. For example, individuals with obsessive-compulsive personality disorder traits (#OCPD) — tend to be not just frugal but full blown misers. People like this, they tend to understand that a penny saved is a penny earned!
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  1255. 🥇 An objective measure of Platt’s current affluence does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. Of course, there are more subjective ways of claiming to be #1.
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  1256. …There’s more context to this story besides contentious claims of being the #1 hedge fund manager in the world: Sometimes, Michael Platt’s talents includes being less than honest: ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than just boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article. #Narcissism
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  1257.  @amirglobo  You seem like you know a thing or two about investing. Good for you!
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  1258. Trump was much closer to a dictator and Tucker never noticed.
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  1259. Moreover, Tucker worked at Fox, where they spend a lot of time promoting Trump’s cult of personality. Tucker shouldn’t throw stones while living in a glass house.
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  1260. That’s only because the video doesn’t provide sufficient background information: 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  1261. 🇺🇦
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  1262. ✅
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  1263. 👍 ℹ️ 🔮
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  1264. ℹ️
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  1265. ℹ️
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  1266. ℹ️
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  1267. ‼️
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  1268. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  1269. "Me know that not real money" — Gronk
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  1270. Determinism vs Free Will 📺 https://youtu.be/vCGtkDzELAI (10 minute video | Crash Course)
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  1271. ⬆️ Given the above linked video explanation, determinism is literally true and metaphorically false. It is metaphorically false because believing in determinism (as per Jordan Peterson) can lead individuals to depression and nihilism — contributing to poor life outcomes. Literally false, metaphorically true is further explained in the video below:
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  1272. Literally false, metaphorically true — belief can be the difference between life and death: 📺 https://youtu.be/sqJC9jZjG3o (10 minute video w/ Bret Weinstein)
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  1273. 💊 Elon copium 😂
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  1274. 💊 0:33 🤡
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  1275. 👍
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  1276. 👍
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  1277. 8:35
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  1278. 👍
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  1279. 👍ℹ️
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  1280. 🇺🇦
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  1281. ❤
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  1282. 🚫 scam / spam 🚫
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  1283. 🙏 ✝️ 📉
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  1284. 👍  @mcnultyssobercompanion6372  🧠
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  1285. 👍
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  1286. 🤡
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  1287. ‼️
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  1288. 🇺🇦
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  1289. 🇷🇺 I do think that Putin should stop funding this war.
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  1290. 🇺🇦
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  1291. ℹ️
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  1292. 👍ℹ️
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  1293. 🦊
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  1294. Miles Are Great Again 🇺🇸 MAGA (...sarcasm)
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  1295. ...here’s one of the latest Thunderf00t 'BUSTED' videos about Hyperloop: 📺 https://youtu.be/VrbstnzbhZA (25 minute video)
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  1296. Majority of the Republican Party is in love with a #Narcissist. (It’s not just women who are attracted to narcissists, and to be fair — many politicians are narcissists — it’s not just Trump, or the Republican Party. Nonetheless, Trump is the archetype of narcissism.)
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  1297. Dr. Grande, thank you for another informative and interesting video.
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  1298. Soy Boy = Elon Musk …It was actually Elon’s mom that was commenting on the fight — not Zuckerberg’s mom. Furthermore, Mark Zuckerberg trains in jujitsu (he just rolled with Lex Friedman on YouTube) while Elon Musk rarely exercises at all.
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  1299. 👍 Seems like a big detail.
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  1300. 👍
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  1301. 👍
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  1302. 👑 🤥 📉
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  1303. pure capitalism > pure socialism
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  1304. 💦 Glaze the man!
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  1305. 👍
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  1306. ℹ️
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  1307. 👑 🤥 https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon) #Narcissist
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  1308. 🇺🇦
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  1309. Get to the main point much faster next time, please. (Don’t waste my time.)
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  1310. 🤥 The Politician Next Door: https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon)
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  1311. Dr. Grande, thank you for sharing your knowledge.
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  1312. 5:05 Elon’s mission seems to be to protect "free speech" that he personally approves of.
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  1313. 👑 🤡 🇸🇦
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  1314. Psychopath Next Door: 📺 https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon) ⬆️ This is the researcher that accidentally found out he’s a psychopath, when they used his brain as the 'control' — to measure against other psychopaths in the prison system. Indeed, Dr. James Fallon has a very interesting story.
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  1315. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  1316. On the other hand, it is not merely a guy explaining what he does for a living: 🥇 Subjectively purporting yourself to be #1 is bragging. But, the really bad part for Platt is that an objective measure of Platt’s current affluence does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager.
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  1317. 🇺🇦
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  1318. Only on TikTok
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  1319. ✅
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  1320. When "your" so detached from reality — grammar is the last thing on your mind.
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  1321. ...here’s one of the latest Thunderf00t 'BUSTED' videos about Hyperloop: 📺 https://youtu.be/VrbstnzbhZA (25 minute video)
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  1322. 🤥 Elon — the boy who cried: FSD! 🤖
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  1323. 🇺🇦
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  1324. 👍
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  1325. PaaS
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  1326. 🤷‍♂️
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  1327. The side that spends less time on social media, pretending to be warriors. 🤡 Kadirov 💩🤳
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  1328. 🤪 Joe
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  1329. 🤡
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  1330. ℹ️
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  1331. 📞🤡 You are more likely to be using a landline phone than a mobile phone that happens to be manufactured in the USA. 🇺🇸 Why? Because economics: #ComparativeAdvantage
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  1332. 🤡 19:35 in 2011 Elon Musk made fun of BYD … He’s not laughing anymore: 23:09 ⚡️
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  1333. Warren Buffett presciently invested in BYD in 2008, after Charlie Munger brought BYD to his attention. Charlie Munger in turn, learned about BYD from a Chinese-born American value investor named Li Lu. "Li Lu (born April 6, 1966) is the founder and chairman of Himalaya Capital Management. Prior to immigrating to America, he was one of the student leaders of the 1989 Tiananmen Square student protests. In 2021, he also co-founded The Asian American Foundation and serves as its chairman." — Wikipedia: Li Lu
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  1334. There’s only allegations of “alleged” tapes. In reality, such tapes likely don’t exist — because republicans would have released them by now.
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  1335. ⚠️ I don’t recommend anyone buy $DWAC. It’s extremely speculative. (Trump, oddly, has not made any posts to his new platform. Why?) 🔮 Careful: this may be a repeat of Mr. Trump’s casino business — which went bankrupt.
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  1336. ℹ️
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  1337. I agree
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  1338. ℹ️
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  1339. 👍ℹ️
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  1340. 🔮  @DigSamurai , imagine, one day, Elon may be left without an inflated pay package — because since 2016 he has repeatedly mislead investors about Tesla’s autonomous capabilities in order to artificially inflate $TSLA shares. ⚖️
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  1341.  @DigSamurai  🤥 FSD — Fool Self Driving 🤖
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  1342. 👍 @biomaniac22  🧠
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  1343.  ℹ️
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  1344.  @jjohur  yes, for a while (before market got saturated with Teslas) people could buy a Tesla, drive it for a year or two and still sell it for almost the same price they bought it for. Once Musk started lowering prices, used Teslas stopped keeping their resale value like they used to. There’s also the issue that the older autonomous driving hardware will be inferior to what is on newer Teslas, decreasing resale value of older Tesla vehicles — even faster and further. 📉 Tesla resale math is what kept me from buying a Tesla this year. 📊
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  1345. 👍  @Millhouse235  thank you for sharing the link to more information. (I was about to link to the same exact video.)
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  1346. #DarkTriad
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  1347. Yet, this is not humility, W THOR: 🥇 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  1348. ✅ 4:06 TRUMP 🤥
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  1349. ℹ️
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  1350. 🎯 Steve Sanzari , you seem naive... President TRUMP prefers it that way: 📺 https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon)
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  1351. ℹ️
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  1352. 📊
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  1353. 🆚
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  1354. 👍ℹ️
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  1355. 🇺🇸 Can you point to a credible poll that shows Trump currently leading? 🦊 …What? Not even at Fox?
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  1356. 🇺🇦
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  1357. Why the Bible is literally false and metaphorically true: 📺 https://youtu.be/c0_J998UD9s (4 minute video w/ Brett Weinstein)
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  1358. So, Trump does not display narcissistic tendencies?
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  1359. 🤡 Stay leery of O’Leary.
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  1360. 👍ℹ️
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  1361. 😂 lol 🤪
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  1362. 🤥 Veracity of TRUMP statements: 🌐 https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Veracity_of_statements_by_Donald_Trump
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  1363. 🤡
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  1364. This is a fantastic interview. Thank you.
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  1365. Everything Dr. Peterson said about #Narcissist and #DarkTriad applies to Trump. Nonetheless, J.P. pretends to be deaf and blind when it comes to Trump. It is precisely because he doesn’t want to disappoint and anger his conservative audience — the source of his wealth.
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  1366. Jordan is the man that is only capable of seeing problems on the left. #Narcissism and other #DarkTriad traits also apply to Trump but Jordan Peterson doesn’t want acknowledge that. It seems he doesn’t because he doesn’t want to diminish his conservative following — the source of his newfound wealth.
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  1367. 🤥 👐 🪗
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  1368. 🧠
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  1369. ⚡️
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  1370. 👍
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  1371.  @penya6628 , thank you for your comment and your valuable time. It seems obvious that the treating doctor doesn’t think the Hippocratic Oath was broken during Page’s surgery. Otherwise, the surgery would not be performed. Jordan Peterson could write a scientific paper to show his findings and convince doctors that such surgeries should be illegal. Instead, he just tells the public that the doctor is a "criminal" — without providing evidence for such a charge. Once he gets called out about the "criminal" wording, he begins to play semantics with the word "criminal." I disagree with Dr. Peterson’s suspension. I agree with his arguments of why free speech is important. I’m simply noting that Dr. Peterson does not bring up the "criminal" part of his tweet (he had multiple opportunities) — probably because it appears hard for him to justify.
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  1372. It seems like Jordan Peterson is trying to be more controversial. 🏛 It is as if he is getting ready to run for political office.
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  1373. 👍
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  1374. 🔮 🇨🇳 📉
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  1375.  @Зигги  🇷🇺 NaZi: 5:39
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  1376. 🇺🇦
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  1377. 🥇 An objective measure of Platt’s wealth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. Of course, there are more subjective ways of claiming to be #1. 🤡
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  1378. ‼️
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  1379. ℹ️
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  1380. 👍
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  1381. 🐭
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  1382. 👍
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  1383. ❓
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  1384. Yaron Brook < motivated reasoning
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  1385. ℹ️
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  1386. ❤️
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  1387. ℹ️
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  1388. 🔮
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  1389. I think she may be laughing at Nunes.
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  1390. Very humbling watching someone as smart as Jordan Peterson.
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  1391. 🇺🇦
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  1392. 👍
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  1393. 🇺🇦
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  1394. 🆚
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  1395.  @reelenz , USA doesn’t force countries to get in to NATO. They choose to join NATO to protect themselves from Russian aggression and bullying. History has shown that Russia invades its neighbors — but it only invades non NATO countries. If you are Russian neighbor state, the choice is clear: join NATO or be consumed by Russia. Just ask Finland why they recently joined NATO.
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  1396. 👍ℹ️
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  1397. …yes I remember how Trump lied and said he won the election
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  1398. 🛢
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  1399. 🇺🇦
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  1400. 🧠
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  1401. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  1402. 53:37 = 💰 Prosperity Gospel ✝️ Interestingly, Prosperity Gospel televangelist, Paula White — was the spiritual advisor to president Trump.
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  1403. ℹ️
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  1404. The video did not provide sufficient information to fully understand the story: 🥇 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  1405. 👍
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  1406. ❓
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  1407. 👑 🤥 Putin 🇷🇺
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  1408.  @SofaSpy , you described the same exact dilemma people face when they use Google search. The search quarries themselves make Google Search better. 🔄 Most people are ok with the trade-off.
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  1409.  @SofaSpy ​​⁠, given your logic, it is impossible to have privacy and Google Search at the same time — as the search quarries are fed back to the algorithm — to further improve Google Search results.
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  1410. ℹ️
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  1411. 🤡
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  1412. 👍 Thank you for sharing the link.
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  1413. I agree that it is a myth that capitalism is all about competition. In fact, competition is the opposite of outsized business profits. Smaller entrepreneurs have to compete because they have no other choice. However, once their company grows, most have an understandable desire to stay at the top, and the easiest way not to become the next victim of profit diminishing competition is to put up barriers to entry for the next guy: Barriers to Entry (definition) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barriers_to_entry To be fair: capitalism is the worst economic system, except for all the others. — (My take on Winston Churchill’s famous quote: "Democracy is the worst form of government, except for all the others.")
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  1414. 👍  @zakaruahbones3142  🧠
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  1415. 🤡 Kadirov 💩🤳
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  1416. 🧲 Cult leaders have strong attractions to certain psychological personality traits.
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  1417. 🫡 Charlie Munger 🇺🇸
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  1418. ℹ️ Whataboutism, also known as whataboutery, is a variant of the 'tu quoque' logical fallacy that attempts to discredit an opponent's position by charging them with hypocrisy without directly refuting or disproving their argument.
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  1419.  @awcindy  ✝️... Mike Pence — voted against the interests of the people: 📺 https://youtu.be/x8YEzPmjhv4 (1 minute video | October 25, 2017)
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  1420. 👍
    1
  1421. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  1422. I believe you may be confusing spending with investing. Spending diminishes your wealth, while investing aims to grow it: • Spending is a cost, while investing is an allocation of resources for future benefits. • Spending provides gratification with no future returns, while investing delays gratification for potential long-term gains.
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  1423.  @soup-nazi6824  given that Musk is in charge, you have an equal chance of $TSLA being worth $100 a share, a year from now. As a shareholder myself, I hope that Tesla reaches full autonomous driving as soon as possible. I’m just pointing out that Elons predictions can be infinitely wrong. Do you remember the predictions he was making for Hyperloop? Full autonomy, without a human in the loop — could be as achievable as Elon Musk’s Hyperloop.
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  1424. 🤥 David Perdue: $CDLX 🤑 https://youtu.be/DQgLoY0wXdM (8 minute video | December 3, 2020)
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  1425. 👑 🤥 politicians https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon) 🤡 #DarkTriad
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  1426. ❤️
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  1427. 📈
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  1428. 👍
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  1429.  @maxheadrom3088 , Can you be charitable and explain exactly what was the "tone of conspiracy" in this specific podcast?
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  1430. ♾️  @marceybull , by your logic, I should also be complaining that this specific podcast episode touched on China but then completely failed to talk about the Uyghurs (alternatively spelled Uighurs, Uygurs, or Uigurs) living in China: 👿 How dare this podcast mention China but not mention that: 🇨🇳 "Since 2014, the Chinese government has been accused by various organizations, such as Human Rights Watch of subjecting Uyghurs living in Xinjiang to widespread persecution, including forced sterilization and forced labor. Scholars estimate that at least one million Uyghurs have been arbitrarily detained in the Xinjiang internment camps since 2017; Chinese government officials claim that these camps, created under CCP general secretary Xi Jinping's administration, serve the goals of ensuring adherence to Chinese Communist Party (CCP) ideology, preventing separatism, fighting terrorism, and providing vocational training to Uyghurs. Various scholars, human rights organizations and governments consider abuses perpetrated against the Uyghurs to amount to crimes against humanity, or even genocide." — Wikipedia: Uyghurs
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  1431.  @marceybull , your remark about making insults has been well received by me. Thank you for pointing that out. ❤️
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  1432. Yes, just don’t put ALL your money in it.
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  1433. 🚫 scam / spam 🚫
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  1434. 🔮 8/8/2024 Elon Musk will announce a "plan" that something is coming "next year." There will not be any vehicles available that are capable of doing whatever he is promising "next year." 🤥Elon Musk, the boy who cried: FSD!🤖 (next year — since 2016)
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  1435. 🔮 8/8/2024 Elon Musk will unveil another plan for something that is coming — "next year." There will not be unveiling of products or services that are actually available for purchase.
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  1436.  @tatata1543  🕺 Hyperloop 💃
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  1437.  @tatata1543  🕺 Hyperloop ❓
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  1438.  @tatata1543  🕺 HyperLoop 💃
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  1439.  @tatata1543  perhaps it will be more like the Hyperloop "launch?”
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  1440. Enron Musk sure is stinking things up. However, one area where he seems to have some success is the Starlink satellite internet service as well as the military version of the service that is called SpaceX Starshield.
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  1441. 👍 @D64nz  thank you for sharing your thoughts. 💭
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  1442. ℹ️
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  1443. ℹ️
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  1444. 📉 11:00 … FTX pumping ❓
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  1445. "A new class action lawsuit alleges that several well-known finance YouTubers, including Graham Stephan, Andrei Jikh, Jaspreet Singh and others, should be held responsible for promoting now-disgraced cryptocurrency exchange FTX." — TechCrunch: Mar 16, 2023
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  1446. 🤥
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  1447. 🤥Elon Musk, the boy who cried: FSD!🤖
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  1448. Thank you.
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  1449. The families of deceased Russian pilots who were shot down by Wagner mercenaries — would not agree that bloodshed was avoided.
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  1450. 🤥 Trump’s optimism is not always based in reality. To be sure, watch the allegory of Trump’s Presidency: 📉 https://youtu.be/1rsXb6p_jdA (3 minute video w/ Mr. TRUMP) ⬆️ In the above linked video, towards the end, it became more and more obvious that Trump’s publicly traded company was not living up to all the hype and fanfare. As his business was going bankrupt, Mr. Trump optimistically described his failing company as doing better than ever! ⬆️ The investors who continued to believe Trump’s optimism — lost 'bigly.' Some people no longer heed Trump’s optimism; similar to how people have learned to ignore the little boy that cried wolf. #Optimism — currently in 'Spam' folder
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  1451. 7:01 Jordan Peterson to Musk: "What do you think Trump’s flaws are?" … doesn’t let Elon answer … proceeds to prime Musk with the idea that Trump’s flaws are not really flaws
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  1452. 🇮🇳 Can you specifically describe what the US has promised India and in exchange for what?
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  1453. ℹ️
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  1454. Thank you
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  1455. 🚫 scam / spam 🚫
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  1456. ℹ️
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  1457. Thank you.
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  1458. 🇺🇦
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  1459. Likewise, the fat orange man is also rhetorically gifted and presents himself as the only solution available to "save" the USA. 🇺🇸
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  1460. 👍 ℹ️ 
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  1461. 🚫 scam / spam 🚫
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  1462. 🤡 Elon 📉
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  1463. 👍ℹ️
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  1464. 💧
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  1465. 🇺🇦
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  1466. 🇺🇦
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  1467. 👑 🤥 TRUMP 🤡
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  1468. ℹ️
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  1469. 🇺🇦
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  1470. 🇺🇦
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  1471. 🇺🇦
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  1472. 🆚
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  1473. ⛰️ More Peter Zeihan impersonations, please. 😂
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  1474. 🎰
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  1475. 🇺🇦
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  1476. Which parts do you disagree with?
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  1477. 🇺🇦
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  1478. 👍
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  1479. 👑 🤥 TRUMP — #Narcissist #DarkTriad traits
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  1480. Here’s one of the latest Thunderf00t ‘debunking’ videos about hyperloop: 📺 https://youtu.be/VrbstnzbhZA (25 minute video)
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  1481. 👍 John Doe
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  1482. 🇷🇺 Only "useful idiots" would believe Putin and his rubbish Russian propaganda.
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  1483. 🦊
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  1484. 🇺🇦
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  1485. ℹ️
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  1486. 🤖 Musk promising fully autonomous Teslas and not delivering, year after year — that is what has got $TSLA stock down. 📉
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  1487. If the Gold Standard is so wonderful, how come every country abandoned it?
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  1488. Thank you
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  1489. 🇺🇦
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  1490. Did you see any specific parts that you disagree with?
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  1491. I agree
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  1492. 👍 🆚 ℹ️
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  1493. "Literally false and metaphorically true." — Bret Weinstein
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  1494. There were jobs that were sent to Ukraine and Russia? Try again.
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  1495. 🪦
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  1496. ▶️ 28:28 … ✅ truth can have negative outcomes For example, a realization that one does not have free will — can lead one to nihilism and depression. So, people like Jordan Peterson insist that we have free will, not because they have proof or because it is true — but because it is psychologically beneficial to believe in certain concepts — even if such beliefs are not precisely accurate.
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  1497. Determinism vs Free Will 📺 https://youtu.be/vCGtkDzELAI (10 minute video | Crash Course) ⬆️ This is an excellent video explanation for anyone deeply interested in free will. 🍎 However, the above video is like the fruit of knowledge in the Garden of Eden. Perhaps it is best to not know the truth?
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  1498. 👍
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  1499. Trump has been indicted. Perhaps Joe Biden is next? I hope Trump and Biden are cellmates.
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  1500. ℹ️
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  1501. The problem for Putin is that he can’t retire — as that would greatly effect his life expectancy. Putin is afraid that next Russian 'Tsar' (president) will expose Putin’s corruption and will make an example out of him.
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  1502. 🛢 Putin invaded Ukraine in order to prevent it from selling natural gas and oil to Europe, which would severely limit his leverage over the European region. (In 2012 there was a major new gas and oil discovery in Crimea, as well as the eastern portion of Ukraine.)
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  1503. 🤯
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  1504. 📢‼️ ❓
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  1505. 🇺🇦
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  1506. 🇷🇺 don’t understand how payback or karma works
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  1507. Here’s one of the latest Thunderf00t ‘debunking’ videos about hyperloop: 📺 https://youtu.be/VrbstnzbhZA (25 minute video)
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  1508. 🤡 Kadirov 💩🤳
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  1509. Psychopath Next Door: 📺 https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon) ⬆️ This is the researcher that accidentally found out he’s a psychopath, when they used his brain as the 'control' — to measure against other psychopaths in the prison system. (Dr. James Fallon tells a very interesting and informative story.)
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  1510. ℹ️
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  1511. lol
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  1512. 🔮
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  1513. 5:39 Путин: 🇷🇺 NaZi
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  1514. 📈 $LULU
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  1515. The “planned script” makes Putin look weak and not in control. This type of “planning” is another example of why Russia is incapable of easily beating a much weaker opponent.
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  1516. ℹ️
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  1517. 1
  1518. 🤡 Kadirov 💩🤳
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  1519. 💙 1
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  1520. They keep losing because they keep falling for Donald Trump’s lies.
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  1521. ✅ fact check
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  1522. 👍ℹ️
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  1523. 🍿 🇺🇦 🍿
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  1524.  @ryanwelsch9384  🤥 Fool Self Driving 🤖
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  1525. ℹ️
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  1526. So lame
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  1527. ℹ️
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  1528. 🇺🇸
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  1529. 👍
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  1530. ‼️
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  1531. ‼️
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  1532. ℹ️
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  1533. 🇺🇦
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  1534. ℹ️
    1
  1535. 👍
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  1536. Thank you
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  1537. Thank you for sharing your thoughts about Elon / Trump bromance. 🤥 Trump + Elon 🤡 = -($TSLA) 📉
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  1538. ▶️ 4:24 Jordan Peterson is a "great fan" of Haidt’s research — especially research on disgust and other moral sentiments.
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  1539. ℹ️
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  1540. 🇺🇦
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  1541. 🥇 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  1542. 🇺🇦
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  1543. 📉 Enron Musk 💩 6:19 "Don’t advertise!"
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  1544. 👍 ℹ️
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  1545. 👍
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  1546. 🇺🇦
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  1547. 👍 ℹ️
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  1548. 🇺🇦
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  1549. 1
  1550. ⚡️ 🔜 🤖
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  1551. ℹ️
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  1552. Kevin is dead to me!
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  1553. ℹ️
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  1554. 🇺🇦
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  1555. 👍ℹ️
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  1556. 🇺🇦
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  1557. Correction: Musk had to pretend to do better right before the package approval. Now, after the approval, he’s free to postpone the rushed robotaxi presentation that he announced to seem like — he’s doing better. I don’t know how many more times this diversionary tactic will work for him. But, given the cult-like, retail investor base that Musk enjoys — it seems like he can just promise new, shiny things in perpetuity, and postpone said products and services indefinitely ♾️
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  1558. 📰
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  1559. ✝️... Mike Pence — voted against the interests of the people: 📺 https://youtu.be/x8YEzPmjhv4 (1 minute video | October 25, 2017)
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  1560. ♾️ ⚓️
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  1561. 🏁
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  1562. 👎 The beginning of the video is an ad hominem attack.
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  1563. 🤡
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  1564. ✅ Trump agrees with Robby.
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  1565. 👑 🤡 Kadirov 💩🤳
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  1566. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  1567. ❓
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  1568. ⚡️
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  1569. 💊
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  1570. 🦠 melvin johns , ironically, the apocalypse virus is coming for everyone.
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  1571. ℹ️
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  1572. 🥇 Subjectively purporting yourself to be #1 is bragging. But, the really bad part for Platt is that an objective measure of Platt’s current affluence does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager.
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  1573. 👍
    1
  1574. 🇺🇦
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  1575. ℹ️
    1
  1576. 🇺🇦
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  1577. 👍ℹ️
    1
  1578. 🤡
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  1579. 📰
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  1580. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  1581. 👍
    1
  1582. 🇺🇦
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  1583. Tesla’s shareholder money is not being used for Hyperloop!
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  1584. ✅ fact check
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  1585. 👍
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  1586. 👍ℹ️
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  1587. ℹ️
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  1588. 👍
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  1589. 'Veblen good' definition: 📺 https://youtu.be/56TIQ1rcHek (2 minute video | Investopedia)
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  1590. lol
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  1591. Thunderf00t
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  1592. I wonder if the dead Russian pilots feel themselves as being “fooled?”
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  1593. 📰
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  1594. 👍
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  1595. 🦊
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  1596. 💄
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  1597. 🇺🇸 Can you provide a link to a well recognized poll that shows Trump currently leading?
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  1598.  @princemc35  Howard Hughes: "He was a Los Angeles billionaire known worldwide for pushing the limits of engineering, safety and his bank account to achieve transportation breakthroughs, as well as for gossipy celebrity romances. He churned through executives like a buzz saw, made puzzlingly costly business decisions and invited conflict by thumbing his nose at politicians and the law. Yet he was one of the great entrepreneurs of his time." — Forbes, April 4, 2019 "Later in life, he became known for his eccentric behavior and reclusive lifestyle—oddities that were caused in part by his worsening obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), chronic pain from a near-fatal plane crash, and increasing deafness." — Wikipedia: Howard Hughes
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  1599. 👍 Game Theory (Ultimatum Game)
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  1600. ⁠✝️  @Don-vv8ct , I was not aware that Christians use swear words — like Tucker Carlson does.
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  1601. 👍
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  1602. 📈 $PM 📈
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  1603. ℹ️
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  1604. ℹ️✅
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  1605. 👍 37:25
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  1606. ℹ️
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  1607. ▶️ 0:40 ...Logic is pure math... It must be hard to formulate logical arguments for individuals who are terrible at math.
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  1608. 🙃@Joost Broek, lol — your comment checks-out — no logic detected! hehe #DunningKrugerEffect Why incompetent people think they’re amazing: 📺 https://youtu.be/pOLmD_WVY-E (5 minute video | TED-Ed)
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  1609. ▶️ 0:40 ... 🧠 Kyle Kulinski: math 🤪
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  1610. 👍 @Joost Broek, thank you for sharing your background... ✅ Confirmed: you’re still unable to formulate a logical argument, as per your original comment.
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  1611. @Joost Broek , lol, I’m glad to see you’re as amused by the paradox as me. ... but now, you’re starting to make logical arguments and conclusions. 🤷‍♂️ So, I don’t know, perhaps you’re better at logical arguments than you initially estimated? It is possible that you merely haven’t applied yourself or had instruction and practice at making logical arguments? Just like with math, practice goes a long way. Really though, I suspect that you’re largely underestimating yourself... if anything, you’re the opposite of the Dunning Kruger effect — which is known as: Impostor Syndrome. (The video I previously shared happens to mention it.) "The problem with the world is that the intelligent people are full of doubt and the stupid ones are full of confidence." — Charles Bukowski
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  1612. @Joost Broek, you didn’t give yourself enough credit before. You are making excellent arguments. I haven’t even considered the order of my words... (I edited my original comment) You have a really good eye for detail — that makes a lot of sense — as that is what is necessary to find subtle mistakes or inconsistencies as you’re doing mathematics.
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  1613. 1:01:51 … here, he’s talking about Dr. James Fallon: The Psychopath Next Door 📺 https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon)
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  1614. 🇺🇸 #Narcissism 🥇 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  1615. This is not humble: 🥇 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  1616. 👍
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  1617. 🎯  @bobs12andahalf2  Hehe, you seem to be spot-on about Thunderf00t and algorithms.
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  1618. Ye + Trump = #Narcissism
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  1619. 👍 🇯🇵 📈
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  1620. 👍
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  1621. ℹ️
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  1622. 👍
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  1623. ℹ️👍
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  1624. 🔮 Scott Ritter
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  1625. 🇺🇸 Elderly man had already lost to an even more elderly — Biden. What evidence makes you think that delusional grandpa (who still doesn’t believe he lost) will be elected as the American leader?
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  1626. Determinism vs Free Will 📺 https://youtu.be/vCGtkDzELAI (10 minute video | Crash Course) ⬆️ Jordan Peterson does not appear to be fully informed on the subject.
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  1627. Free will is literally false and metaphorically true.
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  1628. 🌐
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  1629. ☀️ Now Solar Power Is Cheaper Than Fossil Fuels [lots of batteries will be needed] https://www.forbes.com/sites/stephenmcbride1/2020/02/11/warren-buffett-has-started-the-biggest-energy-revolution/ (February 11, 2020)
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  1630. 👑 Prince Andrew? Is that the answer to the cheating royal riddle? ...Psychology of prince Andrew: 📺 https://youtu.be/q-y2g9Ot5GA (30 minute video)
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  1631. 🤖📈
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  1632. 👍ℹ️✅
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  1633. 👍
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  1634. Jim Jam, can you define what you mean by "fair" trade?
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  1635. А сейчас он говорит ещё правдивее.
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  1636. ℹ️
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  1637. 🤥 Politician Next Door: https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon)
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  1638. ⬆️ That’s kind of how #Narcissists think about the world.
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  1639. 🥇 Subjectively purporting yourself to be #1 is bragging. But, the really bad part for Platt is that an objective measure of Platt’s current affluence does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager.
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  1640.  @jjdorig9712  In Simple English: Michael Platt’s net-worth (his wealth) does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager in the world.
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  1641.  @jjdorig9712  …There’s more context to this story besides contentious claims of being the #1 hedge fund manager in the world: Sometimes, Michael Platt’s talents includes being less than honest: ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than just boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article. #Narcissism
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  1642. 👍ℹ️📺
    1
  1643. How so? 🇺🇸 Majority of his investments are in American companies. His single biggest holding is $AAPL, for example.
    1
  1644. 🥇 An objective measure of Platt’s current affluence does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. Of course, there are more subjective ways of claiming to be #1.
    1
  1645. 🚫 👁
    1
  1646. 👍
    1
  1647. 🇷🇺 Why has this not yet been uploaded to Jordan Peterson‘s Russian language YouTube channel?
    1
  1648. The “planned script” makes Putin look weak and not in control. This type of “planning” is another example of why Russia is incapable of easily beating a much weaker opponent.
    1
  1649. $AVAV
    1
  1650. 🤥 0:33 Herbert 🤡
    1
  1651. ❤️🇺🇦
    1
  1652. 👍
    1
  1653. Specifically, which parts of this presentation do you disagree with?
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  1654. ℹ️
    1
  1655. 🤯
    1
  1656. 👍 MythBusters… 2:22
    1
  1657. 🇺🇦
    1
  1658. Which parts do you disagree with?
    1
  1659. ℹ️
    1
  1660. 🤡
    1
  1661. 👍
    1
  1662. 🤡 I don’t have to worry about irrelevant delays because $TSLA fanboys will shortly explain to me how this is actually a genius move by Elon that will make $Trillions — "next year."
    1
  1663. 👍ℹ️📉
    1
  1664. 🇺🇦
    1
  1665. 🧠 #Narcissism as a component of the #DarkTriad set of traits explains a lot of his behavior, why his wife left him, and most importantly — why she got the custody of their child.
    1
  1666. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  1667. ⁠👍  @buyshark3838 ​​​⁠, вы абсолютно правы. 🤥 TRUMP = #Нарциссизм
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  1668.  @buyshark3838  вы абсолютно правы. 🤥 TRUMP = #Нарциссизм
    1
  1669. Pat sells outrage porn. Many potential customers.
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  1670. ❓
    1
  1671. 👍🆚
    1
  1672. 👍
    1
  1673. 🦊
    1
  1674. 🤥 2:35 🤡
    1
  1675. 👍 6:35 ✅
    1
  1676. 📉
    1
  1677. Where are the fully autonomous Teslas that Elon promises year after year?
    1
  1678.  @marv6013 , thank you for sharing your thoughts. Can you describe some of the values you cherish in President Trump?
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  1679.  @marv6013  , I found it entertaining — reading your thoughts about President Trump being treated poorly, since day one. Your comments are amusing and sad, at the same time. That’s because our President — since day one — chose to be dishonest with the American people... Have you forgotten how Trump’s fragile ego (due to #Narcissism) was hurt at his inauguration, and he had to start his presidency with a lie about his pitiful "crowd" size. He boldly lied about something that is incredibly easy to fact-check: 🤥 Trump overcompensates for his "crowd" size: 📺 https://youtu.be/ahh9kLmI7Cs (23 second video | January 20, 2017) Sad!
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  1680. 🤑
    1
  1681. ℹ️
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  1682. 🇫🇮 Finland joined NATO and Putin couldn’t do anything about it. 💩 Putin is a paper tiger. 🧻🐯
    1
  1683. 4:56 Narcissistic is far more fitting description than merely "disagreeable," in Trump’s case.
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  1684. You’re thinking in the right direction. Nonetheless, there’s a bit more to this story. Specifically, from an evolutionary psychology perspective; Scott Galloway, who is a marketing professor at NYU, succinctly described the underlying dynamics in the following 1 minute video:  https://youtu.be/r5LM4wsH0k0
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  1685. Thank you so much. Very informative.
    1
  1686. Same
    1
  1687. ‼️
    1
  1688. 3:30 👍 jujitsu ≠ karate 👎
    1
  1689. 👑 🤥 Putin / Trump 🇷🇺 Z
    1
  1690. 🇺🇦
    1
  1691. ℹ️
    1
  1692. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.)
    1
  1693. ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  1694. 🇺🇸 14:08 ✨ Anduril 🤖
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  1695. ✅
    1
  1696. 🇺🇦
    1
  1697. probably, probably vaporware
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  1698. 🥇 Subjectively purporting yourself to be #1 is bragging. But, the really bad part for Platt is that an objective measure of Platt’s current affluence does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager.
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  1699. 🥇 Subjectively purporting yourself to be #1 is bragging. But, the really bad part for Platt is that an objective measure of Platt’s current affluence does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager.
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  1700. Human intraspecies predators explained: 📺 https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon) #Narcissism
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  1701. 🇺🇦
    1
  1702. 👑 🤥 Putin lieZ —  @m.k.7176  believeZ 🇷🇺
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  1703.  @m.k.7176 , it turns out that the "Ghost of Kyiv" is simply the shadow of Russian incompetence. It is probably this "ghost" that started the "fire" — which sank Moscow. 🇷🇺 ♾️ ⚓️
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  1704. ℹ️
    1
  1705. Good point.
    1
  1706. ℹ️
    1
  1707. 👍
    1
  1708. 🦊
    1
  1709. ‼️
    1
  1710. ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  1711. 🇺🇸
    1
  1712. Prigozhin’s mercenaries murdered Russian pilots and Putin is forced to let him go free anyway. That makes Putin weak and shows that he is not in control of his kleptocratic form of government.
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  1713. 🔮 2:48
    1
  1714. 🇺🇦
    1
  1715. 👍
    1
  1716. 😂
    1
  1717. ℹ️
    1
  1718. 🇺🇦
    1
  1719. 🤥 12:47 🤡 #Narcissism #GodComplex
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  1720. 🇺🇦
    1
  1721. ⚠️ I don’t recommend anyone buy $DWAC. It’s extremely speculative. (Trump, oddly, has not made any posts to his new platform. Why? Is he embarrassed?) 🔮 Careful: This may be a repeat of Mr. Trump’s casino business — which went bankrupt.
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  1722. 🇺🇦
    1
  1723. 🇺🇦
    1
  1724. ❓
    1
  1725. ℹ️
    1
  1726. 🍿 🇺🇦 🍿
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  1727. The lawyer at “Leagal Eagle” YouTube channel has destroyed Amber’s misguided talking points when it comes to the Mar-A-Lago real estate case. Specifically, the reason why Mar-A-Lago real estate is worth substantially less than Trump claims is that to lower his taxes — he previously made a tax agreement that said property can never be developed into a residential property. It can only ever be a commercial property (like a club) not a residential property and definitely not — multiple residential properties that would fetch a higher price — for the land alone, as Amber claims. Trump himself made the tax deal that bigly decreased Mar-A-Lago resale value. Does Amber know that? No, she just likes to repeat republican talking points when it comes to Trump.
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  1728. 📰
    1
  1729. 👽
    1
  1730. 👑 🤥 Putin / Trump 🇷🇺 Z
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  1731. 📲
    1
  1732. 🇺🇸 President Trump is like... smart: https://youtu.be/P3nkxrECHKM (4 minute video) 💯 Genius (confirmed) https://youtu.be/rKRwDtMI8G4 (4 minute video | April 24, 2020)
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  1733. 🇺🇸🍊
    1
  1734. 🤥 Same reason there were no consequences for Trump’s lies (while he was in office, though it is catching up to him now). We learned during trump’s presidency that a sitting president can’t be indicted.
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  1735. ℹ️
    1
  1736. ℹ️
    1
  1737. 🇨🇳 Communism will eventually bring China down.
    1
  1738. ℹ️
    1
  1739. ‼️
    1
  1740. ℹ️
    1
  1741. 👍ℹ️
    1
  1742. 👍 Yes, I agree. These documentary style videos that CNBC makes are usually very informative.
    1
  1743. 👑 🤥 Putin / Trump 🇷🇺 Z
    1
  1744. 🥇 Subjectively purporting yourself to be #1 is bragging. But, (on a side note) the really bad part for Platt is that an objective measure of Platt’s current affluence does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager.
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  1745. 💰 12:19 Yes, despite Trump campaign promise, the egregious "carried interest" tax loophole survived. "As part of this reform, we will eliminate the carried interest deduction and other special interest loopholes that have been so good for Wall Street investors, and for people like me, but unfair to American workers." — Donald J. Trump 🤡 promises made 🤥 promises broken
    1
  1746. 🤥 (Clickbait) Video title is slightly misleading. “Congress wants to ban politicians from insider trading” would be more appropriate.
    1
  1747. Breaking Points with Crystal and Saagar have been covering this developing story very well.
    1
  1748. ✅ fact check
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  1749. 👑 🤥 Putin is a liar and a kleptocrat.
    1
  1750. Yes, Putin has to stop what he started.
    1
  1751. 👍
    1
  1752. 🇺🇸 Good thing we don’t have to worry about this anymore. 🤥 Donald J. Trump has made America great again!
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  1753. Despite Trump campaign promise, the egregious "carried interest" tax loophole survived — to the benefit of "vulture capitalists." "As part of this reform, we will eliminate the carried interest deduction and other special interest loopholes that have been so good for Wall Street investors, and for people like me, but unfair to American workers." — Donald J. Trump 🤡 promises made 🤥 promises broken
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  1754. 🔮 🤖 ❓
    1
  1755. 🇺🇦
    1
  1756. 👍
    1
  1757. 👟 Brooks 👟
    1
  1758. ℹ️
    1
  1759. 🇺🇦
    1
  1760. ❤
    1
  1761. ❓
    1
  1762. 👍ℹ️
    1
  1763. 🔮
    1
  1764. Would you be kind enough to take a little bit of time to explain some of the answers the book provides? Otherwise, Wikipedia says: The International Jew is a four-volume set of antisemitic booklets or pamphlets originally published and distributed in the early 1920s by the Dearborn Publishing Company, an outlet owned by Henry Ford. […] Ford's International Jew was translated into German in 1922 and cited as an influence by Baldur von Schirach, one of the Nazi leaders, who stated "I read it and became anti-Semitic. In those days this book made such a deep impression on my friends and myself because we saw in Henry Ford the representative of success, also the exponent of a progressive social policy. In the poverty-stricken and wretched Germany of the time, youth looked toward America, and apart from the great benefactor, Herbert Hoover, it was Henry Ford who to us represented America." Praising American leadership in eugenics in his book Mein Kampf, Adolf Hitler considered Ford an inspiration, and noted this admiration in his book, calling him "a single great man" Hitler was also known to keep copies of The International Jew, as well as a large portrait of Ford in his Munich office.
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  1765. ℹ️
    1
  1766. 🌡 6:54
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  1767. ℹ️
    1
  1768. Elon, the boy who cried: fully autonomous Teslas are coming.
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  1769. 🥇 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  1770. 👍ℹ️
    1
  1771. 🇺🇦
    1
  1772. 🇺🇦
    1
  1773. 🐄 💩
    1
  1774. 🤡
    1
  1775. 🤡
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  1776.  @Abebe345  , Cybertruck will not be a proper exoskeleton like Elon Musk originally promised. The outer skin is not going to be "structural" as was originally advertised. We know this because we have already seen the Cybertruck production photos. People like Sandy Munro is who you should seek out on YouTube — if you would like proper engineering explanations on this subject.
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  1777. 🇺🇸
    1
  1778. 👍
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  1779. ℹ️
    1
  1780. 🔥
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  1781.  @Villapallenberg  , thank you for sharing the Wikipedia quotation. It seems many people, besides me, found it informative. (The only way you could have made it even more informative — is by including the link that leads to the page where the quoted material can be found.) Once more, thank you.
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  1782. "He [Donald Barr, father of William Barr] was headmaster of the Dalton School from 1964 to 1974. During his time as Dalton's headmaster, Barr is alleged to have had a role in hiring future financier and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein as a math teacher despite the fact that Epstein had dropped out of college and was only 21 years old at the time. In 1973, Donald Barr published Space Relations, a science-fiction novel about a planet ruled by oligarchs who perform child sex slavery. It has been noted that the plot of the novel reflects the crimes of Epstein and his alleged accomplice, Ghislaine Maxwell." — source: Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donald_Barr#Career
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  1783. 🆚
    1
  1784. ℹ️
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  1785. Thank you.
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  1786. Here’s one of the latest Thunderf00t ‘debunking’ videos about hyperloop: 📺 https://youtu.be/VrbstnzbhZA (25 minute video)
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  1787. @ Spiker, ignorance is bliss: 👑 🤥 https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Veracity_of_statements_by_Donald_Trump
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  1788. 🇷🇺 2:42 Igor (Strelkov) Girkin 👿
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  1789. ‼️
    1
  1790. 🇺🇦
    1
  1791. ⬆️ spam
    1
  1792. 👍ℹ️
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  1793. 👍 I agree
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  1794. #Narcissist
    1
  1795. 👍
    1
  1796. ℹ️
    1
  1797. 👍
    1
  1798. 🇺🇦
    1
  1799. 👍
    1
  1800. 👍ℹ️
    1
  1801. 👍ℹ️
    1
  1802. 💸
    1
  1803. ✝️... Mike Pence — voted against the interests of the people: 📺 https://youtu.be/x8YEzPmjhv4 (1 minute video | October 25, 2017)
    1
  1804. ℹ️
    1
  1805. 🇺🇦
    1
  1806. 50:53 Names go thru the same cycle as fashion. Just as a clothing styles become passé (uncool) — once the ‘unwashed masses’ are wearing it.
    1
  1807. ❓
    1
  1808. 🐒 It is true. For example, there are plenty of unapologetic Trump supporters. No matter how much he lies — the flying monkeys support him and attack anyone who doesn’t. 🙉
    1
  1809. 🤥 TRUMP 🤡
    1
  1810. There’s a lot of truth to what you’re saying: 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  1811. 📈 $ELF 💰
    1
  1812. Are there examples like you describe in this video?
    1
  1813. 🇺🇦
    1
  1814. Would you please provide that Gene Munster "toxic" quote you mention, from several years ago, please. Sounds made up.
    1
  1815. 🔮 — in the Long Term — 📈 🔮 — in the short term — 📉
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  1816. 1
  1817. 🚫 scam / spam 🚫
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  1818. Apple focuses on privacy. Google focuses on selling ads.
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  1819. 📊 Can anyone here provide a link to a well recognized poll which shows Trump currently leading?
    1
  1820. 👍
    1
  1821. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  1822. 🦊
    1
  1823. You’re wise. Good on you.
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  1824. 📊
    1
  1825. 📉 Fool Self Driving = FSD 🤥
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  1826. Yes, Donald J. Trump is extremely dishonest — his court cases prove it. Have you already forgot the “Tump University” grift? Are you tired of winning yet?
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  1827. ...here’s one of the latest Thunderf00t 'BUSTED' videos about Hyperloop: 📺 https://youtu.be/VrbstnzbhZA (25 minute video)
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  1828. 👍ℹ️
    1
  1829. 💋 $ULTA 💄📈
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  1830. 👍ℹ️
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  1831.  @markplott4820  So, "next year?" Elon has overused that promise to such an extent that many can’t take him seriously anymore.
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  1832. 🍿🇺🇦🍿
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  1833. 🇺🇦
    1
  1834. ℹ️
    1
  1835. 🇺🇦
    1
  1836. 🇺🇦  @nickabdulin  : слава российской клептократии и коррупции! Хорошо что жадность разграбила российскую армию.
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  1837. Thank you for sharing your thoughts, The Paladino I can’t blame you for thinking that. You’re on the internet, after all. (I admire your skepticism.) However, in reality, I don’t have a "channel" that I’m trying to promote. I don’t even have a single video uploaded. I’m merely trying to expose you to information that wasn’t covered by Cathie. I suspect you’ll enjoy the video if you watch it. ...Competitive advantages are extremely important to understand if one wants to be an above average investor.
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  1838. Why one should never argue with a conspiracy theorist: 📺 https://youtu.be/3kJp8as4fE4 (4 minute video)
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  1839. The Paladino , allow me to continue to make a contribution to this "conversation". ...There are some other competitive advantages for Tesla: I suspect Tesla is going to be an enormous platform. Platforms provide wide moats and importantly — some optionality for business direction that we currently can’t even imagine. Here’s what I mean by a platform business model: Platforms — Structure and Strategy: 📺 https://youtu.be/e5B9pfuVrMU (34 minutes w/ Marshall Van Alstyne) ...Here’s a much shorter (TLDR) video by Marshall if you can’t watch the longer video above: Digital platforms: 📺 https://youtu.be/PhBVrc5eQ5M (4 minutes w/ Marshall Van Alstyne) 👤 ...Marshall Van Alstyne is one of the coauthors of a great book: 📖 "Platform Revolution"
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  1840. The Paladino , these are my favorite finance-related people: 📺 https://youtu.be/aSZ__c4y1m4 (51 minutes) • Tasha Keeney works for Cathie • Galileo Russell is one of the most insightful retail Tesla investors. (You should definitely subscribe to his channel.)
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  1841. 🤯
    1
  1842. 7:41 Jordan Peterson doesn’t have a political perspective?
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  1843.  @samjubilee6593  ...here’s one of the latest Thunderf00t 'BUSTED' videos about Hyperloop: 📺 https://youtu.be/VrbstnzbhZA (25 minute video)
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  1844. 🤖
    1
  1845. ℹ️
    1
  1846. ℹ️
    1
  1847. 👥
    1
  1848. ℹ️
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  1849. 🥇 Michael Platt will never be #1 at being humble. Moreover, an objective measure of Platt’s wealth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.)
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  1850. ⁠🇺🇸  @ScottPilgrimspayaccount  Despite Trump campaign promise, the egregious "carried interest" tax loophole survived — to the benefit of "vulture capitalists." "As part of this reform, we will eliminate the carried interest deduction and other special interest loopholes that have been so good for Wall Street investors, and for people like me, but unfair to American workers." — Donald J. Trump 🤡 promises made 🤥 promises broken
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  1851. 👍ℹ️
    1
  1852. 👍ℹ️
    1
  1853. 🤥 #Narcissistic personality types are inherently better (than average person) at lying. One of the main reasons they are so successful at deception and manipulation is that they largely believe their own lies. It makes their deception much more convincing.
    1
  1854. Yes, that’s normal behavior for a #Narcissist 🥇 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  1855. 🇺🇦
    1
  1856. 🤥 Elon — the boy who cried: FSD! 🤖
    1
  1857. 🤪
    1
  1858. 👑 🤥 Putin / Trump 🇷🇺 Z
    1
  1859. 👍ℹ️
    1
  1860. 2:48
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  1861. Thank you
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  1862. 🤥 Trump — #Narcissist , #DarkTriad
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  1863. 🤡
    1
  1864. 👍 yes
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  1865. As has been pointed out — It was actually Elon’s mom that was commenting on the fight — not Zuckerberg’s mom.
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  1866. ℹ️
    1
  1867. ...here’s one of the latest Thunderf00t 'BUSTED' videos about Hyperloop: 📺 https://youtu.be/VrbstnzbhZA (25 minute video)
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  1868. 👍
    1
  1869. 📉
    1
  1870. Would you please elaborate further. What does your statement mean?
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  1871. 🔮 Zyn 📈
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  1872. 5:39 Путин: 🇷🇺 NaZi
    1
  1873. 📈 Elon pumped $TSLA with Fool Self Driving, then he dumped Tesla shares to overpay for twitter. 📉
    1
  1874.  @Skrenja , Jonathan Haidt.
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  1875. 🇺🇦
    1
  1876. ⁠👍 @scg7092 🧠
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  1877. 👑 🤡 TRUMP
    1
  1878. ℹ️
    1
  1879. ℹ️
    1
  1880. Thank you… Informative.
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  1881. It was actually Elon’s mom that was commenting on the fight — not Zuckerberg’s mom. Furthermore, Mark Zuckerberg trains in jujitsu (he just rolled with Lex Friedman on YouTube) while Elon Musk rarely exercises at all.
    1
  1882. 👍
    1
  1883. Banks would have charged a much higher interest rate if they would have known the more realistic financial picture of Donald J. Trump. Banks were negatively impacted by Trump’s dishonest “business” practices.
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  1884. 🤼‍♂️ 7:39 …Jordan Peterson 🆚 Sam Harris
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  1885. 2:48
    1
  1886. 🇺🇸
    1
  1887. 👑 🤥 Putin 🔥 Z 🇷🇺
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  1888. 👍ℹ️
    1
  1889. ♾️ ⚓️
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  1890. 👍ℹ️
    1
  1891. 👍
    1
  1892. 🎥
    1
  1893. 🤖
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  1894. 🤥 0:33 That would give away all their secrets, according to Herbert. 🤡
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  1895. 📰
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  1896. 🛢
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  1897. ❓ ❓
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  1898. ⚡️
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  1899. Tesla is shipping Cybertrucks with almost half the promised range and almost double the promised price. They are not going to sell many like that.
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  1900. 🥇 An objective measure of Platt’s wealth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.)
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  1901. Does Netflix Have a Competitive Advantage? 🔻 ...after the latest report, there are a number of clear signs that Netflix does have an economic moat. Even better, it is widening. Pricing Power: • Netflix prices its service to optimize its content spend, and that strategy and the quality of its content has allowed it to charge more than its peers, giving it a competitive advantage. • It's worth noting also that Netflix as the streaming pioneer has a much larger subscriber base than any of its rivals, giving it another advantage as it can allocate its content spend across more members. Increasing Profitability: • Cash burn has long been a problem for Netflix, but the company just told investors that it was very close to being sustainably free cash flow positive, forecasting break-even free cash flow for 2021. • That along with its pricing power also indicates an economic moat in streaming. The debutantes are still trying to figure out a way to build out audience and generate a profit. Netflix, with the help of a long first-mover advantage, has been there for a while, and is pressing its foot on the gas pedal at will. • In addition to those strengths, the company's local content focus and global strategy also separates it from the streaming wannabes as it already has a large library of original foreign language content that drives international growth. Video entertainment is a huge industry and it won't be monopolized. There's room for more than one winner in streaming, especially as the cable ecosystem continues to weaken, but Netflix remains the leader, setting the pace in the industry. Its competitive advantages are clear. 🔺 read full article here: https://www.fool.com/investing/2021/01/24/does-netflix-have-a-competitive-advantage/ January 24, 2021 | Jeremy Bowman (TMFHobo)
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  1902. 7:12 If you don’t understand organic chemistry — you don’t understand biology — which means you don’t really understand the human body. (This applies to gynecologists.)
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  1903. Should engineers not be required to take calculus? (We could have many more engineers if the pesky, “gate keeping” calculus did not get in the way.)
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  1904. 🎺 Trumpet of "truth" — Devin Nunes 🤥
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  1905. 🇺🇦
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  1906. 👑 🤥 Putin / Trump 🇷🇺 Z
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  1907. 👍 Daniela d
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  1908. ⬆️📺 Daniela d , thank you for sharing the link to the brief 2 minute interview of a former employee that worked for Elon Musk. I appreciate it.
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  1909. christoforos meziriadis , Thomas Edison had even less formal education than Elon Musk. Yet, he is known as one of the greatest inventors. Similar to Musk, Edison was largely an autodidact — a self-taught success story: 🔻 In 1854, Edison’s family moved to Port Huron, Michigan, where he attended public school for a total of 12 weeks. A hyperactive child, prone to distraction, he was deemed "difficult" by his teacher. His mother quickly pulled him from school and taught him at home. At age 11, he showed a voracious appetite for knowledge, reading books on a wide range of subjects. In this wide-open curriculum Edison developed a process for self-education and learning independently that would serve him throughout his life. 🔺 source: https://www.biography.com/inventor/thomas-edison + “Had Edison been formally schooled, he might not have had the audacity to create such impossible things.” — source: https://fee.org/articles/the-education-of-thomas-edison/
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  1910. christoforos meziriadis , do you happen to be familiar with the Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), or Asperger’s? 📺 https://youtu.be/kDe4yPD8CW8 (10 minute video) ⬆️ The above linked video will help you gain awareness of how Elon is different from a neurotypical CEO.
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  1911. "Had [Thomas] Edison been formally schooled, he might not have had the audacity to create such impossible things." — source: https://fee.org/articles/the-education-of-thomas-edison/ christoforos meziriadis , above statement was made about Thomas Edison at his funeral. Edison proves that it possible to have exceptional results without formal education. Thomas Edison had less formal education than Elon Musk. Yet, he is known as one of the greatest inventors. Similar to Musk, Edison was an autodidact: 🔻 In 1854, Edison’s family moved to Port Huron, Michigan, where he attended public school for a total of 12 weeks. A hyperactive child, prone to distraction, he was deemed "difficult" by his teacher. His mother quickly pulled him from school and taught him at home. At age 11, he showed a voracious appetite for knowledge, reading books on a wide range of subjects. In this wide-open curriculum Edison developed a process for self-education and learning independently that would serve him throughout his life. 🔺 source: https://www.biography.com/inventor/thomas-edison
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  1912. christoforos meziriadis , here’s a definition of an invention: An invention is a unique or novel device, method, composition or process. source: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Invention
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  1913. christoforos meziriadis , I provide links to all the sources that I quoted. To answer your question, you should try to start your own investigation from there. I have given you a ton of resources to consider and you appear to ignore most of it. You are being hypocritical when you complain about me ignoring some aspect of your arguments or questions. You certainly don’t acknowledge any linked videos with testimonies from professionals that have worked with Elon personally.
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  1914. christoforos meziriadis , when one oversees a project at a company, one’s understanding of that project greatly increases the possibility of success. Musk has been incredibly successful at leading teams of engineers. Doesn’t that imply that Elon Musk has a pretty good understanding of engineering?
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  1915. christoforos meziriadis ... Furthermore, Elon Musk is able to attract the best engineers in the world — to work for him. You have to ask yourself, why is that the case? Could it be the case that engineers want to work for a guy that gets it?
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  1916. 👍 Daniela d
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  1917. 👍 Xensonar
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  1918. christoforos meziriadis if Einstein really had trouble with math — you would have no problem finding a link that corroborates your assertion. Given your troubles finding a credible source for your statement, I can only assume that you were misinformed, or that you made it up, in order to bolster your argument and give it legitimacy.
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  1919. christoforos meziriadis , I guess Sean Carroll is the only person that is aware of Einstein troubles with math? Is that why you are struggling to find a credible link that corroborates your information?
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  1920. christoforos meziriadis , here’s a link to a list of autodidact (self-taught) inventors and engineers: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_autodidacts#Engineers_and_inventors ⬆️ This is definitive evidence that it can be done! Not everyone struggles to educate themselves as much as you do.
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  1921. christoforos meziriadis , you did not provide a "link" about Einstein struggling with math. You gave a quote (that can’t be verified) from an unknown documentary.
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  1922. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_autodidacts#Engineers_and_inventors ⬆️ christoforos meziriadis , in your uninformed assessment, you claimed that it is impossible to be a self-taught engineer. I gave you proof that it is very much possible with the list above. ...Since you don’t understand how logic works, I’ll explain: Even if Elon Musk’s name is NOT on the list — your original statement is false — because I provided evidence that it is very much possible to be a self taught engineer. You see, evidence is how science works. (Something you’re not very familiar with.) I don’t think that you’re merely intellectually dishonest — you may have a learning disability — as you appear to be struggling with excruciatingly simple logic. (No wonder you think math is impossibly hard to learn on your own, given your struggles with basic logic.)
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  1923. 🤥 Graham: #Whataboutism
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  1924. 🐭
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  1925. 👍
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  1926. 🤡
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  1928.  @Danny-bd1ch  Elon Musk — the boy who cried: FSD!
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  1929.  @frankjr2793  Capitalism = Survival of the Fittest It is sad that Elon Musk is not as fit as he has been perceived in the past.
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  1930. For me, more frustrating is the fact that Jordan Peterson doesn’t publicly notice Trump’s #Narcissism and the role it plays in his deception of the American voters.
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  1931. 👍👍
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  1932. 👍
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  1933. 🇺🇦
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  1934. ▶️ 6:25 The breadth of Elon Musk’s engineering prowess.
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  1935. 🇺🇦
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  1936. 🆚
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  1937. By "FSD" Elon means: Fool Self Driving (supervised) By "supervised," he means: Not Self Driving (NSD)
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  1938. 🤖
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  1939. 🍿 🇺🇦 🍿
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  1940. Tesla 🆚 Competitors - 5 Advantages 📺 https://youtu.be/MyfRM3Z3v6Y (12.5 minute video | August 6, 2019)
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  1941. 🇺🇸 President Trump is like... smart: 📺 https://youtu.be/P3nkxrECHKM (4 minute video) 💯 Genius (confirmed) 📺 https://youtu.be/rKRwDtMI8G4 (4 minute video | April 24, 2020)
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  1942. 📈
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  1943. 👍
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  1944. The ten careers with the highest proportion of psychopaths are: 1. CEO 2. Lawyer 3. Media (TV/radio) 4. Salesperson 5. Surgeon 6. Journalist 7. Police officer 8. Clergy 9. Chef 10. Civil servant — For much more information see the Wikipedia article titled: "Psychopathy in the workplace"
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  1945. 👍
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  1946. 🇷🇺 Russia will collapse on itself because the corrupt kleptocratic government has robbed its people and the military. — Putin
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  1947. 🇷🇺 Putin tells his people that they are not legally allowed to publicly call the war a "war" and the little sheep obey him. 🐑 It’s a special "eye opening operation" — but the sheep are too dumb and blind to realize.
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  1948.  @manjunathmnm , the Russian people have already sold their economic futures to support this war — which they are not even allowed to refer to as "war." So, don’t worry the "special Russian operation" to destroy its future is going according to "plan." This war, in no way is going to alleviate Russian demographic collapse that was well on its way before the war started.
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  1949. Да
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  1950. 🇺🇦✌️
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  1951. 📰
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  1952. 👍ℹ️
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  1953. 👍🆚
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  1954. 🤡
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  1955. 🇺🇦
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  1956.  @rodneyagesa1851 , the meaning is in the fact that while Putin is having military parades to boast his might — his bridges and building are not being protected. Kleptocrat Putin has robbed the Russian military of its capabilities to protect the Russian population at home. In that sense, the Ukrainian “Special Eye Opening Operation” is working as intended. Russians thought they have the world’s second best military. However, under Putin, Russians have discovered that they have the second best military in Ukraine. Ingrained Russian corruption and kleptocracy is the reason Russia can’t defeat a much smaller and weaker neighbor and that is what Ukraines is exposing with its “Special Eye Opening Operation.”
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  1957. The brand has to have at least one premium 'halo' product (like an iPhone) — to be able to charge premium prices on other merchandise from that brand.
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  1958. ⚡️
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  1959. 👍ℹ️
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  1960. 👍 Great video! Informative. Thank you.
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  1961. ℹ️
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  1962. 👍ℹ️
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  1963. 🥇 Subjectively purporting yourself to be #1 is bragging. (An objective measure of Platt’s current affluence does not support his claim of being #1.)
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  1964. 👍
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  1965. 🇺🇦
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  1966. 🇺🇦
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  1967. 👍ℹ️
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  1968. 🇺🇦
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  1969. 🇺🇦
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  1970. 🪤
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  1971. 👍 👍
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  1972. 🥇 Subjectively purporting yourself to be #1 is bragging. But, the really bad part for Platt is that an objective measure of Platt’s current affluence does not support his claim of being #1 hedge fund manager.
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  1973. About to go to work in a Boring tunnel at the speed of sound.
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  1974. 👍
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  1975. ℹ️
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  1976. 👍
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  1977. ❤️ Clayton Christensen
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  1978. 👍
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  1979. 👍ℹ️
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  1980. 👍ℹ️
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  1981. Indeed, Tesla fanboys need to be emotionally supported.
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  1982. 🤥 0:33 Herbert 🤡
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  1983. 👍
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  1984. ℹ️
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  1985. 🚫 scam / spam 🚫
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  1986. 🥇 Subjectively purporting yourself to be #1 is bragging. But, the really bad part for Platt is that an objective measure of Platt’s current affluence does not support his claim of being #1 hedge fund manager.
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  1987. ℹ️
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  1988. …📈 $TSLA today
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  1989. I agree. For me, the most interesting part was at 7:55 … where he discusses the possibility of a link between psychopathy and libertarianism.
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  1990. Dr. Peterson didn’t answer if Donald J. Trump has narcissistic tendencies. #Narcissism
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  1991. Coming "next year" — trust me, bro, said Elon Musk. 🤥
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  1992. ❗️
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  1993. ℹ️
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  1994. 👑 🤥 Putin / Stalin 🇷🇺
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  1995. 👍ℹ️
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  1996. Dr. Peterson doesn’t tell the truth when it comes to Donald. J. Trump’s #Narcissism.
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  1997. ℹ️
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  1998. 🕸️ #NetworkEffects / Platform ☁️ #SaaS ☁️ #Cloud 📹 Data 🔜 A.I. 🤖
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  1999. 😁
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  2000. Jaitan Martini, great book. 📖👍 Sadly, the author of the book, professor Clayton Christensen — died 8 days ago.
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  2001. 👍
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  2002.  @mhoadievdelapaz3703 , in your best estimation, would you say Putin is winning? What is he winning? What is he getting in return for all his efforts and the Russian lives lost in Ukraine?
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  2003. If we WANT to believe X, we ask: "Can-I Believe-It?" If we DON’T want to, we ask: "Must-I-Believe-It?" — Jonathan Haidt: Motivated Reasoning: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motivated_reasoning
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  2004. 👍 Vincero Alpha 🧠
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  2005. 👍 OniKage 📊 Thank you for sharing your thoughts. I especially appreciate you taking the time to share the following link: https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2020/07/01/white-evangelical-approval-of-trump-slips-but-eight-in-ten-say-they-would-vote-for-him/
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  2006. 👑 🤥 Putin lieZ 🇷🇺 🔥 Z
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  2007. 🇺🇦
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  2008. 👍
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  2009. Andrew Tate is yet another narcissist who’s nature is inherently adapted to playing the victim role.
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  2010. 👍
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  2011. 28:19 👑 🤥 Putin 💩
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  2012. 🇺🇸
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  2013. 👍  @malachi-  🧠  You’re wise, my friend. Good for you.
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  2014. 👍 640
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  2015. 👍
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  2016. ❓
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  2017. Both are narcissistic. 🤡 #Narcissism
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  2018. Thank you
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  2019. 👍
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  2020. 🧠
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  2021. ℹ️
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  2022. 👍
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  2023. 👍 ℹ️
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  2024. ❤
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  2025. 🤥🇷🇺🤡 How is "proceeding to Odessa" working out? 💩 Russia can barely protect Moscow. 💸 Putin’s kleptocracy has robbed the Russian military.
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  2026. ❓
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  2027. Excellent question.
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  2028. Here’s one of the latest Thunderf00t ‘debunking’ videos about hyperloop: 📺 https://youtu.be/VrbstnzbhZA (25 minute video)
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  2029. 🇺🇦
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  2030. 🤥 3:14 O’Leary is not highly regarded. (He got fooled by FTX.)
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  2031. 🤡 Stay leery of O’Leary.
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  2032. 🇺🇦
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  2033. 🌊 ♾ ⚓️
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  2034. 🔥
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  2035. 👽
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  2036. 🇺🇦
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  2037. 👍
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  2038. Here’s one of the latest Thunderf00t ‘debunking’ videos about hyperloop: 📺 https://youtu.be/VrbstnzbhZA (25 minute video)
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  2039. 📊 Can you find a well recognized poll that shows Trump being currently in the lead?
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  2040. 📰
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  2041. 🔮 $LULU 📈
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  2042. ❤
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  2043. ‼️ 
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  2044. ℹ️ A I
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  2045. 📉🇨🇳❓
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  2046. Parasite next door, explained: 📺 https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon) #Narcissism
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  2047.  @thomasandersen1784 , would you be kind and explain why humans need parasites? Thank you for sharing your thoughts.
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  2048. Thank you.
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  2049. 🍿
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  2050. 🇺🇦
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  2051. 👽
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  2052. 🇺🇦
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  2053. Does Netflix Have a Competitive Advantage? 🔻 ...after the latest report, there are a number of clear signs that Netflix does have an economic moat. Even better, it is widening. Pricing Power: • Netflix prices its service to optimize its content spend, and that strategy and the quality of its content has allowed it to charge more than its peers, giving it a competitive advantage. • It's worth noting also that Netflix as the streaming pioneer has a much larger subscriber base than any of its rivals, giving it another advantage as it can allocate its content spend across more members. Increasing Profitability: • Cash burn has long been a problem for Netflix, but the company just told investors that it was very close to being sustainably free cash flow positive, forecasting break-even free cash flow for 2021. • That along with its pricing power also indicates an economic moat in streaming. The debutantes are still trying to figure out a way to build out audience and generate a profit. Netflix, with the help of a long first-mover advantage, has been there for a while, and is pressing its foot on the gas pedal at will. • In addition to those strengths, the company's local content focus and global strategy also separates it from the streaming wannabes as it already has a large library of original foreign language content that drives international growth. Video entertainment is a huge industry and it won't be monopolized. There's room for more than one winner in streaming, especially as the cable ecosystem continues to weaken, but Netflix remains the leader, setting the pace in the industry. Its competitive advantages are clear. 🔺 read full article here: https://www.fool.com/investing/2021/01/24/does-netflix-have-a-competitive-advantage/ January 24, 2021 | Jeremy Bowman (TMFHobo)
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  2054. 📉 $ADSK
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  2055. 👍ℹ️
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  2056. Russia has been using same type cluster munitions since the beginning of this war.
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  2057. 🇺🇸 After Trump’s presidency, no one has to worry about being the “worst” president. The low bar has already been set. I would agree with you that Biden is the second worst president we ever had.
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  2058. 🇺🇸 More Americans voted for the second worst president ever —⚖️— simply to get rid of the worst president ever.
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  2059. ℹ️
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  2060. 🇺🇦
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  2061. #Trump
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  2062. 💤 ♾️ ⚓️
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  2063. 🇺🇦 How is it that Ukraine shot down 6 Kinzjal missiles recently?
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  2064. 👍ℹ️
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  2065. 1
  2066. 📈 🤯
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  2067. 👎 Still a penny stock
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  2068. 🎰
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  2069. 🎯
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  2070. 📉 Not well, judging by how the stock ($DWAC) has performed so far.
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  2071. 🇩🇪
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  2072. 🤥 Elon pumped $TSLA shares with Fool Self Driving and sold $TSLA at the top — to overpay for Twitter. 📉
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  2073. 🤡 Kadirov 💩🤳
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  2074. ℹ️ Whataboutism, also known as whataboutery, is a variant of the 'tu quoque' logical fallacy that attempts to discredit an opponent's position by charging them with hypocrisy without directly refuting or disproving their main argument.
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  2075. It was actually Elon’s mom that was commenting on the fight — not Zuckerberg’s mom. Moreover, Mark Zuckerberg trains in jujitsu (he just rolled with Lex Friedman on YouTube) while Elon Musk rarely exercises at all.
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  2076. ⁠✅  @richc.9273 , good fact check
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  2077. 💩 the musk of Elon 📉
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  2078. ℹ️
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  2079. ℹ️
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  2080. ℹ️
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  2081. ℹ️
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  2082. 🤥 Veracity of TRUMP statements: 🌐 https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Veracity_of_statements_by_Donald_Trump
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  2083.  @QuizmasterLaw , besides demographics, Russia has disappointing: • Training • Logistics • Leadership • Geography
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  2084.  @QuizmasterLaw , your comments indicate that you have very poor understanding of what an inverted demographic pyramid means from an economic perspective. I hope you find the time to watch the video about demographics that I linked above. It is very helpful. Thank you for your comments and your valuable time.
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  2085.  @QuizmasterLaw , is there a rush to immigrate to Russia? Why would there be? How is Russia going to fix it’s demographics problem when no one wants to immigrate there?
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  2086.  @QuizmasterLaw , how does automation help the government with falling tax revenues that are a result of a demographics collapse? It seems like you are the one being complacent — putting all your hopes in automation. Where is Russia going to get the money for automation? Beg China for money? While China deals with its own demographics collapse?
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  2087.  @QuizmasterLaw , I highly doubt there’s any significant number of Spanish speaking people who want to immigrate to Russia. It is by far mostly people from the former Soviet Union states that consider going to Russia. Here are some statistics for you: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Immigration_to_Russia
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  2088. 🇷🇺  @QuizmasterLaw … In fact, emigration from Russia is now much greater than official statistics show: only those who unregistered from their place of residence before leaving the country are counted as gone. To leave Russia, is enough to get an entry work visa or become an investor who applies for citizenship. For the most part, these are highly educated and skilled people. In particular, it is estimated that 200,000 scientists leave Russia every year. It is widely believed that the real volume of emigration is three to four times higher than shown by official data. Many in Russia want to emigrate. Surveys conducted by the independent sociological agency Levada-Center note a gradual increase in the wish to emigrate among people aged 18-24 years, on the rise since 2014. In September 2019, more than half of the respondents (53 percent) of this age group expressed a desire to move abroad permanently. The trend is also visible among the middle-aged population, although to a lesser extent. Answering the question “What makes you want to leave your country most of all?” people most often answered: a desire to provide their children with a decent future abroad; poor economic conditions in Russia; better medical services abroad; and the political situation in Russia. […] One of the factors that discourage migrant workers from coming to Russia is the instability of the ruble against major world currencies. From 2014 to 2020, the ruble depreciated against the U.S. dollar by more than 2 times. As a result, the incomes of migrant workers who transfer money to their home country, most often in dollars, have also decreased. The shortage of low-skilled labor, in turn, further exacerbates the problems of the Russian economy, which is not being restructured in favor of more modern high-tech industries with high labor productivity. This situation may be aggravated by the accelerating emigration of young, educated Russians to North American and European countries, as well as to Australia and New Zealand. Russia’s demographic issues have become acute enough to prompt President Vladimir Putin to state that the “problem has acquired a systemic economic character due to the lack of the required number of workers in the labor market. … Our losses are approximately 1.1-1.2 GDP percentage points per year. For humanitarian reasons, and in terms of strengthening our statehood, and for economic reasons, the demographic problem should be addressed as a major issue to be solved.”
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  2089.  @QuizmasterLaw  , statistics show your friend is wrong about Spanish speakers immigrating to Russia. Statistics show that it is mostly the former Soviet Union countries that have citizens who immigrate to Russia: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Immigration_to_Russia
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  2090.  @QuizmasterLaw , you seem to be complacent — relying on an unproven Spanish immigration boom to recover Russian demographics collapse.
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  2091.  @QuizmasterLaw , no one here has stated that demographics drive wars.
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  2092. 👍 ℹ️
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  2093. ℹ️ thank you
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  2094. 👍
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  2095. 💸 #VeblenGoods 💰
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  2096. 👍ℹ️
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  2097. 🤪 Ye 📉
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  2098. ‼️
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  2099. 👍
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  2100. #DarkTriad
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  2101. ❓
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  2102. 🥇 Subjectively purporting yourself to be #1 is bragging. But, the really bad part for Platt is that an objective measure of Platt’s current affluence does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager.
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  2103. 🇺🇦
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  2104.  @Dbro2050 , thank you for sharing your thoughts. I appreciate the feedback.
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  2105.  @purplemystique8308 , in a way, your question is flattering. I appreciate it. I’m more interested in investing... 🤑 Because I don’t want to be a poor philosopher. In comparison to some of the hard questions in philosophy (...free will?) — the investing questions seem easy, relatively speaking. I do really enjoy thinking about philosophical questions, as much as time allows me. It’s a little bit like an exercise for critical thinking, IMO. What do you like learning about?
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  2106. I agree
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  2107. 👿 Indeed, Elon Musk is a traitor! Specifically, in a 2013 tweet, Musk stated: 🤥 "Forgot to say one thing at Tesla annual shareholders meeting: just as my money was the first in, it will be the last out."
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  2108. 👿 Indeed, Elon musk is a traitor! 🤥 In a 2013 tweet, Musk stated: "Forgot to say one thing at Tesla annual shareholders meeting: just as my money was the first in, it will be the last out."
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  2109. 🤡 Trevor Milton is obviously going to "out-Elon — Elon." I think we will get the Badger Truck from Nikola first. 🤥 [sarcasm]
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  2110. 📉
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  2111. ⚖️
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  2112. ℹ️
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  2113. 👍
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  2114. 💳
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  2115. 🔥💨
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  2116. 📉 DWAC 🪦
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  2117. 19:40 The advertisement is distracting, specifically when it is in the middle of the conversation.
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  2118. ℹ️
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  2119. 🧌 Trolls are a byproduct of free speech. One man’s "troll" is another man’s "truth teller."
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  2120. 👍
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  2121. 👍 ℹ️
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  2122. ℹ️
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  2123. 🔮 2:48 ✅
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  2124. 🇺🇦
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  2125. [Dynatrace] Cloud Pioneer Is Ushering in a New Cybersecurity Trend in 2021 https://www.fool.com/investing/2020/12/10/cloud-pioneer-ushering-in-cybersecurity-trend/ Nicholas Rossolillo December 10, 2020 | TMF
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  2126. 📊📉
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  2127. 🤥 Elon pumped $TSLA shares with Fool Self Driving and sold at the top — to overpay for Twitter.
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  2128. 🇺🇦
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  2129. ℹ️
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  2130. ℹ️
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  2131. 👍
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  2132. 🥇 An objective measure of Platt’s current affluence does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager.
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  2133. 📰
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  2134. 🇺🇦
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  2135. 👑 🤥 Путин
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  2136. Does Netflix Have a Competitive Advantage? 🔻 ...after the latest report, there are a number of clear signs that Netflix does have an economic moat. Even better, it is widening. Pricing Power: • Netflix prices its service to optimize its content spend, and that strategy and the quality of its content has allowed it to charge more than its peers, giving it a competitive advantage. • It's worth noting also that Netflix as the streaming pioneer has a much larger subscriber base than any of its rivals, giving it another advantage as it can allocate its content spend across more members. Increasing Profitability: • Cash burn has long been a problem for Netflix, but the company just told investors that it was very close to being sustainably free cash flow positive, forecasting break-even free cash flow for 2021. • That along with its pricing power also indicates an economic moat in streaming. The debutantes are still trying to figure out a way to build out audience and generate a profit. Netflix, with the help of a long first-mover advantage, has been there for a while, and is pressing its foot on the gas pedal at will. • In addition to those strengths, the company's local content focus and global strategy also separates it from the streaming wannabes as it already has a large library of original foreign language content that drives international growth. Video entertainment is a huge industry and it won't be monopolized. There's room for more than one winner in streaming, especially as the cable ecosystem continues to weaken, but Netflix remains the leader, setting the pace in the industry. Its competitive advantages are clear. 🔺 read full article here: https://www.fool.com/investing/2021/01/24/does-netflix-have-a-competitive-advantage/ January 24, 2021 | Jeremy Bowman (TMFHobo)
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  2137. 🤕 Gabe Hoffman 🚫
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  2138. 💤 ♾️ ⚓️
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  2139. 💯 10/10 😂
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  2140. 👍
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  2141. ℹ️
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  2142. 📊 13:50 📉
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  2143. 🚫⏰ Like a broken clock, Peter Schiff is occasionally right. (He’s been wrong for more than a decade.)
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  2144. ✅ 1:01:11 Lex 🎯
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  2145. 1:01:51 … he’s talking about Dr. James Fallon: The Psychopath Next Door 📺 https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon)
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  2146. 💯
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  2147. 🔥15:03🔥🚬😎
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  2148. So lame
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  2149. 😴
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  2150.  @ericperry28able  Jordan Peterson defines sentence: A magnificent tapestry woven from the threads of thought, a veritable symphony of linguistic prowess that transcends the mundane constraints of mere communication. It is not simply a collection of words, but rather an exalted construct, a towering edifice of meaning that encapsulates the very essence of human cognition and expression. In its most resplendent form, the sentence emerges as a beacon of clarity amidst the chaotic maelstrom of existence, illuminating the dark recesses of the mind with its radiant clarity. Each syntactic element dances in harmonious concert, a ballet of semantics that propels the reader or listener into the profound depths of understanding and introspection. To utter a sentence is to wield a sword of profound significance, carving pathways through the fog of ambiguity and illuminating the shadows of ignorance. It is a declaration of intent, a proclamation of identity, and a bridge connecting the disparate islands of individual consciousness. The sentence, my dear interlocutor, is the very lifeblood of discourse, the crucible in which ideas are forged and the catalyst for the evolution of thought itself. Thus, let us not underestimate the power of the sentence, for within its bounds lies the potential to inspire revolutions, ignite passions, and transform the very fabric of reality. It is, indeed, a monumental achievement of the human spirit!
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  2151. ℹ️
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  2152. ⚡️
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  2153. 🤥 Elon The boy who cried: Fool Self Driving is coming next year! 🤡 (since 2016)
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  2154. 👍
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  2155. 🇺🇦
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  2156. 📱
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  2157. ℹ️
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  2158. 👍
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  2159. 🤯
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  2160. ℹ️
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  2161. You still don’t understand.
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  2162. 🍿 🇺🇦 🍿
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  2163.  @mint9121  There is more to this story: ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than just boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  2164. 👑 🤥 TRUMP
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  2165. 👍ℹ️
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  2166. Religion is nature’s antidepressant: 📺 https://youtu.be/oldj11NEsc0 (4 minute video w/ Robert Sapolsky)
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  2167. Why did Jordan Peterson choose the "truth" of Benzodiazepine medication to treat his depression — rather than turning to the metaphorical "truth" in the Bible to treat his depression? Perhaps he did not have enough faith that it would be as effective as Benzodiazepines? (Lack of faith would also explain why Jordan Peterson has not been baptized yet.) Religion, much like the placebo effect, can be very helpful, it is definitely better than nothing — especially when that’s all you have. But, just like the placebo effect — religious "truth" has physical and psychological limitations — as Jordan Peterson has found out when he had his bout of depression.
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  2168. 👍
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  2169. 👑 🤡 🎰
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  2170.  @DaysOfDarknessUK  , you appear to be made of thoughts and prayers — positively oblivious to the real world around you.
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  2171. ℹ️
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  2172. 🤡
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  2173. ℹ️
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  2174. 👍 ℹ️
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  2175. 🥇 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had problems: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  2176. It’s not necessary to march because the kleptocratic government of Russia is eating its own tail already.
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  2177. ⚖️
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  2178. 🤡 Kadirov 💩🤳
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  2179. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  2180. manue3l1976 Would You Vote for a Psychopath? 📺 https://youtu.be/bysVPcKQfeY
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  2181. ✅ fact check
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  2182. 🇺🇦
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  2183. ruZZia
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  2184. 👍👍👍
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  2185. 🍿 🍿
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  2186. ℹ️
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  2187. 🚫 Scam / Spam 🚫
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  2188. ℹ️
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  2189. Is it possible that Jordan Peterson is projecting his thinking onto others? I cohabitated with my wife for five years before our marriage. Today, 10 years after being married — we are absolutely each other’s best friend — and we can’t imagine being as happy with anyone else. We are extremely happily married.
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  2190. 🤥 Politician Next Door: https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon)
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  2191. 🇺🇸
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  2192. 🤥🇷🇺  @Killerspieler0815 , пиши по-русски. Тебя на английском не понять.
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  2193. 🇺🇦
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  2194. W M 🔑 "The key to investing is not assessing how much an industry is going to affect society, or how much it will grow, but rather determining the competitive advantage of any given company and, above all, the durability of that advantage." — Warren Buffett source: 10 Growth Investing Tips From Master Investors: https://www.fool.com/investing/2017/05/07/10-growth-investing-tips-from-master-investors.aspx
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  2195. 🔮…🇺🇸📈
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  2196. 🔮 possibly 🔮
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  2197. Interesting perspective. Let’s see how it plays out in the future.
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  2198. 🔮 $TSLA 📈
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  2199. Chris W , thank you for sharing. I’m sorry you feel so distressed. I certainly hope it gets better for you.
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  2200. ♾️ ⚓️
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  2201.  @wandery2k  👑 politicians: 🤥 https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon) 🤡 #DarkTriad
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  2202. 🇷🇺  @wandery2k , I understand that it seems logical to accuse the other "team" of hypocrisy. However, I want to bring to your attention the fact that your response is a Russian variant of the 'tu quoque' logical fallacy: "Whataboutism, also known as whataboutery, is a variant of the tu quoque logical fallacy that attempts to discredit an opponent's position by charging them with hypocrisy without directly refuting or disproving their argument. Whataboutism is particularly associated with Soviet and Russian propaganda. When criticisms were leveled at the Soviet Union during the Cold War, the Soviet response would often be "What about ..." followed by instancing of an event or situation in the Western world. According to Russian writer and political activist Garry Kasparov, it is a word that was coined to describe the frequent use of a rhetorical diversion by Soviet apologists and dictators, who would counter charges of their oppression, "massacres, gulags, and forced deportations" by invoking American slavery, racism, lynchings, etc." — source: Wikipedia: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whataboutism + Tu quoque: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tu_quoque
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  2203.  @wandery2k  ... 🐘 Republican Georgia senator, David Perdue, privately pushed for a tax break for wealthy sports-team owners [such as Kelly Loeffler]: https://www.propublica.org/article/georgia-senator-david-perdue-privately-pushed-for-a-tax-break-for-rich-sports-teamowners ...meanwhile, publicly ... : Perdue was one of the 2017 tax bill’s biggest boosters, publicly describing it as a windfall for average Americans. “A single mom making $41,000 with a child is going to get a 75% tax cut,” he told a reporter when it passed. “This is a great day for the middle class.” 🤡 #Hypocrisy 🤑 #Sanctimonious ✝️ #ProsperityGospel 😈 #DarkTriad
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  2204. 👍
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  2205. 🔮…I predict that one of the two new products will be a heat pump system for home cooling, heating, and air purification.
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  2206. ✝️ God is punishing Trump 🤥 (perhaps god is punishing Trump for cheating on his wives, not just for being a liar)
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  2207. ℹ️✅
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  2208. 🆚
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  2209. Drop the tapes off at Trump’s guest shower, inside one of the cardboard boxes, “securely” containing classified documents. That is a guaranteed way for someone to notice the alleged tapes. 📦🛁📦
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  2210. Julian Johnson , I agree with your statement. ...I think Galileo Russell is the best retail Tesla analyst: 📺 https://youtu.be/zMAPRbT-sh4
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  2211. The “alleged” tapes don’t exist. (Though, I would love to hear them if they did exist. Release the “Kraken.”)
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  2212. ⁠9:50  @LJ-jq8og , it doesn’t appear like you understood everything that was covered in the video: 📊 9:50 📉
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  2213. 🤡
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  2214. 👍ℹ️
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  2215. 34:03 Christianity = (useful*) delusion (*Literally false and metaphorically true.)
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  2216. 1
  2217. 👍ℹ️
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  2218. 🇺🇸🆚🇨🇳
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  2219. 💤
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  2220. 🇺🇸
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  2221. 🇺🇦
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  2222. 👍ℹ️
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  2223. 🔮✅
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  2224. 🇷🇺  @moiseshuerta3984 , the Russian military has been using Iranian 🇮🇷 drones and other equipment to conduct similar types of strikes on Ukraine’s civilian targets. I guess Russia is also wasting time and resources instead of focusing on protecting its own soil, bridges, and buildings.
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  2225.  @moiseshuerta3984 , the Russian "land bridge" will be much easier for Ukraine to attack. Especially when the military supplies go through there.
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  2226. 🤥 Musk has also stated that his Hyperloop/ Boring tunnel will take you to work — almost at the speed of sound.
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  2227. 🤥 Musk has also stated that Fully Autonomous Tesla’s are coming "next year," since 2016.
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  2228. Prigozhin’s mercenaries murdered Russian pilots and Putin is forced to let him go free anyway. That makes Putin weak and shows that he is not in control of his kleptocratic form of government.
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  2229. @harmless , it is easier to recognize a Russian troll by clicking and investigating their YouTube account, where at the very least, you can read 3 of their comments. From time to time, their comments can be very revealing.
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  2230. ⁠✅  @Sucha8787 , that’s exactly correct.
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  2231. The barriers to entry are established by the dominant companies in the first place. For example, the 'network effects' of the big tech giants (e.g., $FB, $GOOG, $AMZN, $MSFT, $AAPL) are enormously hard to overcome for competitors that are smaller in scale.
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  2232. What Are Network Effects? 📺 https://youtu.be/aoeal3ljnqw (7 minute video w/ James Currier)
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  2233. Economic Moats (succinctly explained) 📺 https://youtu.be/ptIGzhgIE3o (5 minute video w/ Pat Dorsey)
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  2234. Capitalist Dilemma: competition 🆚 profits Competition is the opposite of outsized profits. In other words, prolonged competition always diminishes business profits. Smaller entrepreneurs want to compete because they have no choice. Once they grow big enough, they want to stay at the top, and the only way not to become the next victim of competition is to put up barriers to entry: Barriers to Entry (definition) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barriers_to_entry
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  2235. ℹ️
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  2236. 9:07 … 🔮 (Elon + TRUMP) = -($TSLA) 📉
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  2237. ℹ️
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  2238. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  2239. 👍ℹ️
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  2240. The Psychopath Next-Door: 📺 https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon) People love to vote for a psychopath: 📺 https://youtu.be/bysVPcKQfeY (4 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon)
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  2241. 🔮📉
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  2242. ‼️
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  2243. ℹ️
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  2244.  @mikeses4392  Trump: #Narcissism : " let’s look at some recent research that adds to what we know about the malignant narcissist's impact. One recent study found that they tend to become successful more easily in many organizational settings—as many people experience in their workplace, to their dismay. Moreover, the narcissist’s success takes a toll on peers, subordinates, and others in their orbit, from their arrogance, insensitivity, need to control and dominate. That study, published in The Leadership Quarterly, was described in full by Carly Cassella in Science Alert. She writes that such narcissists, “those who score higher in overconfidence, dominance, and authoritarianism, are more likely to get appointed CEO." And they “are known to procure negative outcomes for the firm, such as financial crime, tax avoidance, less collaborative cultures and more. Some studies have shown, for instance, that narcissistic CEOs appear more willing to commit crimes for the sake of the business.” “Once they’re in power, narcissists consolidate their position by firing everyone who challenges them,” explained psychologist Charles O’Reilly in Stanford University's report. “In their place rise a plague of toadies, opportunists, and enablers equally guided by self-interest and short on scruples. So you end up with these individualistic cultures with no teamwork and low integrity.” " ⬆️ source: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/the-new-resilience/202107/some-narcissists-inflict-great-harm-others-dont-why July 19, 2021
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  2245.  @mikeses4392  ten careers that have the highest proportion of psychopaths: 1. CEO 2. Lawyer 3. Media (TV/radio) 4. Salesperson 5. Surgeon 6. Journalist 7. Police officer 8. Clergy 9. Chef 10. Civil servant ⬆️ source: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psychopathy_in_the_workplace
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  2246. 🇺🇸
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  2247. 👍 Bavon WW 🧠
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  2248. 🔮 10:13 ✅ Elon — the boy who cried: full autonomy is coming!
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  2249. 🇺🇦
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  2250. ℹ️
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  2251. 👍
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  2252. Tesla 🆚 Competitors - 5 Advantages 📺 https://youtu.be/MyfRM3Z3v6Y (12.5 minute video | August 6, 2019) "The key to investing is not assessing how much an industry is going to affect society, or how much it will grow, but rather determining the competitive advantage of any given company and, above all, the durability of that advantage." — Warren Buffett source: 10 Growth Investing Tips From Master Investors: https://www.fool.com/investing/2017/05/07/10-growth-investing-tips-from-master-investors.aspx
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  2253. 🍿 🇺🇦 🍿
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  2254. ✅ 5:19 Chris Williamson
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  2255. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  2256. While Rogan occasionally pushed back on some of Jones's outlandish statements, Jones still made false claims at least 10 times throughout the episode that went unchallenged: https://www.insider.com/joe-rogan-alex-jones-spread-conspiracy-theories-challenge-podcast-2020-10 
 October 29, 2020
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  2257. 🔮 📉 ❓
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  2258. 📉 Many shareholders already began to sell. (Don’t worry it’s coming next year — said Elon.)
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  2259. 📊  @andrasbiro3007  📉
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  2260. 💪 🇺🇸 💰
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  2261. 🇺🇦
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  2262. 😂 jonathan billing 😂
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  2263. jonathan billing ... "In the field of psychology, the Dunning–Kruger effect is a cognitive bias in which people mistakenly assess their cognitive ability as greater than it is. It is related to the cognitive bias of illusory superiority and comes from the inability of people to recognize their lack of ability. Without the self-awareness of metacognition, people cannot objectively evaluate their competence or incompetence." https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunning–Kruger_effect ↕️ 🧠 The Dunning Kruger Effect: 📺 https://youtu.be/pOLmD_WVY-E (5 minute video) ↕️ 💯 Donald Trump is an expert ... 📺 https://youtu.be/5GqJna9hpTE (2 minute video) ↕️ 💀 Deadly effect : 🦠 personality + pandemic : 📺 https://youtu.be/kK1Mc2Ks-NA (15 minute video w/ Dr. Grande)
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  2264. ❗️
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  2265. ℹ️
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  2266. 👍 Thank you ❤️
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  2267. 📊📉
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  2268. ⚡️ We don’t need that big loser energy at $TSLA.
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  2269. 🤡 Trump is still in denial that he lost the last election to a walking corpse, Biden. 🪦
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  2270. 🪦 Trump is still in delusional denial that he lost to Biden before. Given that, how will Trump be able to beat a live human?
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  2271. 👍
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  2272. 👍 Gene Munster 🧠
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  2273. 👍
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  2274. 👍 5:43
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  2275. ℹ️
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  2276. Here are some 'wrongs': 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  2277. 🤡 Elon: 🪄 razzle dazzle ✨ 🤥 robotaxi 🤖
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  2278.  @solarsystem1605  ... your link appears paywalled. I can’t read it. But, I know that the article is not as relevant as you think, for sure. Michael Platt claimed to be #1 hedge fund manager in the world — not just some part of the world.
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  2279. Here’s what’s not covered in the video under which you’re making credulous comments: ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than just boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  2280.  @solarsystem1605  ... 🥇 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.)
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  2281. 👑 🤥 Putin is king of lying 💩
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  2282. 👍
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  2283. 👍
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  2284. 1
  2285. ℹ️ ​ @bullpup1337  *Whataboutism, also known as whataboutery, is a variant of the 'tu quoque' logical fallacy that attempts to discredit an opponent's position by charging them with hypocrisy without directly refuting or disproving their argument.
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  2286. 🇺🇸
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  2287. 🆚
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  2288. You’re right! …That’s the thing, his facts are disputed. How does one 'measure' being the #1 hedge fund manager anyway? ...Well, if measured by Platt’s current affluence — the facts do not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager.
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  2289. That would have made it even better! You’re absolutely correct.
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  2290. exactly right
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  2291. Thank you.
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  2292. ✝️ 10:00 "Literally false and metaphorically true." — Bret Weinstein
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  2293. 🤥 2:13 To be fair, Elon Musk gossips way more than necessary himself. ("Pedo guy" comments and the comments about Nancy Pelosi’s husband — easily come to mind. He doesn’t gossip about $TSLA you say? I remember Elon claiming to take Tesla private and "funding secured.")
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  2294. 📉
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  2295. Thank you
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  2296. 🇺🇦
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  2297. 🤡
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  2298. 🚫 scam / spam 🚫
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  2299. ℹ️
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  2300. 👍
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  2301. 👍ℹ️
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  2302. Here are some problems to consider: 🥇 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  2303. 🤥 Trump 🤡
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  2304. 🇺🇦
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  2305. Dear  @vinothgilly4357 , what are you trying to say? I think you were making a joke?
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  2306. 👑 🤥 Putin lieZ — @greathey1234  believeZ
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  2307.  @ladoga , thank you for sharing that. I’ll have to read more about it.
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  2308. Kokokrandzers BDM ... The answer to your question is: Confirmation Bias
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  2309. 🥇 Michael Platt will never be #1 at being humble. Moreover, an objective measure of Platt’s wealth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.)
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  2310. 🤡
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  2311. 🤥 Coming "next year," trust me bro. — Elon Musk
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  2312. Putin is incredibly #Machiavellian
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  2313. #DarkTriad
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  2314. 👑 🤥 Putin
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  2315. 👍✅
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  2316. ℹ️
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  2317. 👍 ⚡️
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  2318. ‼️
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  2319. Ну, как теперь? У кого-то мнение изменилось?
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  2320. 0:06 ...Mike pence broke the tie... Voting against the interests of the people... ✝️Mike Pence’s values go with the wind! Here’s another example of Mike — swaying in the wind: ✝️ Mike Pence: On Adultery: https://youtu.be/2dEYnLpGzl4 (1 minute video)
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  2321. 👍
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  2322. 🇪🇺🆚🇨🇳
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  2323. 🤥 TRUMP
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  2324. 🇺🇦
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  2325. 🐘 Republican Georgia senator, David Perdue, privately pushed for a tax break for wealthy sports-team owners [such as Kelly Loeffler]: https://www.propublica.org/article/georgia-senator-david-perdue-privately-pushed-for-a-tax-break-for-rich-sports-teamowners ...meanwhile, publicly ... : Perdue was one of the 2017 tax bill’s biggest boosters, publicly describing it as a windfall for average Americans. “A single mom making $41,000 with a child is going to get a 75% tax cut,” he told a reporter when it passed. “This is a great day for the middle class.” 🤡 #Hypocrisy 🤑 #Sanctimonious ✝️ #ProsperityGospel 😈 #DarkTriad 🤥 politicians: https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon)
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  2326.  @DansEarway , I’m merely pointing out that your argument amounts to a logical fallacy, as explained above... I don’t see you making any arguments that dispute the validity of my own reasoning. (The fact that Russia is mentioned is incidental.) ...Attempt to focus on logic, not how facts make you feel emotionally: if we WANT to believe X, we ask: "Can-I Believe-It?" If we DON’T want to, we ask: "Must-I-Believe-It?" motivated reasoning: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motivated_reasoning
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  2327. You sure? 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  2328. 👍 Daniel Purdy
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  2329. "Just as the established companies systematically underestimate how big [the] disruptive companies will become — Wall Street’s methods of financial analysis systematically undervalue disruptive companies and how big they will become — and so it’s disruptive companies that are the ones that keep surprising the market on the upside: oh my gosh there’s even more growth here than we thought." — Clayton Christensen see the rest here: 📺 https://youtu.be/Bas2Dw4lcfM (3 minute video | April 23, 2012)
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  2330. 👍ℹ️
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  2331. #Narcissism
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  2332. 💰
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  2333. 👍
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  2334. Tesla 🆚 Competitors - 5 Advantages 📺 https://youtu.be/MyfRM3Z3v6Y (12.5 minute video | August 6, 2019) "The key to investing is not assessing how much an industry is going to affect society, or how much it will grow, but rather determining the competitive advantage of any given company and, above all, the durability of that advantage." — Warren Buffett source: 10 Growth Investing Tips From Master Investors: https://www.fool.com/investing/2017/05/07/10-growth-investing-tips-from-master-investors.aspx
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  2335. 📰
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  2336. ℹ️
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  2337. ℹ️
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  2338. 🤷‍♂️
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  2339. ℹ️
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  2340. ⚡️🥜⚡️
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  2341. 30:32 yes, that’s where they aim
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  2342. 🇷🇺🔥🚬
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  2343. ℹ️
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  2344. 👍ℹ️
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  2345. 🇺🇦
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  2346. 🆚
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  2347. 🐮 Jim Cramer - bear 2 bull (history) 📺 https://youtu.be/fttloSCUJL0 (17 minute video)
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  2348. 🤡 That laugh is cringe. 😬
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  2349. ❓
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  2350. 📱 2:16:31 Tucker: Trump texts 🤥
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  2351. 🇺🇦
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  2352. 👑 🤡 TRUMP
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  2353. 👍
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  2354. 🤡
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  2355. ℹ️
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  2356. 👍
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  2357. 👍 ℹ️
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  2358. Thank you
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  2359. Highest IQ , you can’t possibly have the highest IQ... Everyone knows that the most "stable genius" has the highest IQ: 👑 TRUMP... a COVID-19 genius? 🧠 https://youtu.be/P3nkxrECHKM (4 minute video)
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  2360. Highest IQ ... 💯 confirmed: Trump has the highest IQ: 📺 https://youtu.be/rKRwDtMI8G4 (4 minute video | April 24, 2020)
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  2361. Highest IQ , I’m not surprised you can’t read more than a few sentences. Your foolish and vapid comments make it abundantly clear that you’re not a reader. (🔮) If you would have read my first comment for you — then you would know that I predicted such behavior from you.
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  2362. Peter Schiff is a broken clock, a Permabear, and a Goldbug — making his living by selling gold to scared, paranoid individuals, and retirees.
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  2363. 🇺🇦
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  2364. 🤥 Elon Musk 🤡
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  2365. ⚡️
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  2366. ℹ️
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  2367. ℹ️
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  2368. Rodney, thank you for sharing your thoughts. My understanding is that it’s Europe, countries like Germany that are dependent on Russian energy — not the United States. Thank you for your valuable time. Take care of yourself, Rodney.
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  2369. 👍
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  2370. 👍ℹ️
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  2371. June 13th you mean?
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  2372. 👍 🔮
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  2373. 👑 🤑 Putin’s Kleptocracy is indeed a problem for Russian people. There would be no attempted coup if the Russian kleptocracy wasn’t greedy enough to form a mercenary group to “covertly” earn money around the world.
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  2374. All vehicles that appear driverless in: 🇨🇳 China or USA 🇺🇸 are being monitored remotely by a trained operator. So, technically it is supervised, not fully autonomous driving.
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  2375. 🐶
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  2376. Thank you
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  2377. 👑 🤥  @king_vision4085 , Will Smith wouldn’t slap Joe Rogan like that 👋
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  2378. 🤡
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  2379. 🇺🇦
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  2380. #conspiracy
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  2381.  @Hotspur37 , why did Elon not correct Trump on topics like climate change during their recent conversation? Trump says climate change is a hoax and Elon stays silent like a bullied schoolboy, too afraid to speak up. Musk showed himself as a dork with money, not a hero. His other recent interview, with Jordan Peterson, another climate change denier, did he talk to him about climate change? No. That would have ruined their conversation about the "woke mind virus."
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  2382. Random Guy, those that do not know their history are condemned to being randomly wrong. ...Perhaps you will share some links to support your specious recollection of history? On the other hand, I do agree with you that Coca-Cola is a much stronger brand and that compared to Pepsi Cola — it is more closely associated with the USA 🇺🇸.
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  2383. ℹ️
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  2384. 👍ℹ️
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  2385. 🎰
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  2386. 🇺🇦
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  2387. 🐮 Jim Cramer - bear 2 bull (history) 📺 https://youtu.be/fttloSCUJL0 (17 minute video)
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  2388. 🇺🇦
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  2389. ⚡️
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  2390. 💰 6:13 $ELF ✅
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  2391. The stock is currently slightly down. 🔮 It may be a good time to start a position in $ELF.
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  2392. #TragedyOfTheCommons
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  2393. Likewise, Trump’s rise coincided with the rise of social media. (Social media is more efficient at spreading propaganda than radio, in our modern world.)
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  2394. 💀 💧
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  2395. ⚖️
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  2396. I agree
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  2397. ‼️
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  2398. Raul Moya 🟰 🤡
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  2399. 🚫 scam / spam 🚫
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  2400. 🍿
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  2401. ℹ️
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  2402. 🤥 Trumpfeld 😁 https://youtu.be/gsaO3v4SvwA (2 minute video)
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  2403. 🇺🇦
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  2404. ℹ️
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  2405. 🇺🇦
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  2406. 👍
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  2407. 👍 That’s exactly right.
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  2408. 🇺🇦
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  2409. Exactly the same should be said of Trump. #Narcissist , #DarkTriad
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  2410.  @markmercieca5569 , you’re right in that you should put your money where your mouth is. The bearish sentiment works in your favor if you and Musk are correct. True Tesla believers should be very happy that the stock is declining and they can buy it cheaper.
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  2411.  @markmercieca5569 ​​⁠, ​​⁠on the other hand, you seem gullible enough that Elon Musk could sell you a Boring / Hyperloop tunnel that "could" take you to work at nearly the speed of sound. So, perhaps just a little bit of caution would be prudent when defending Elon Musk’s future promises? Elon Has been promising fully autonomous Teslas "next year," since 2016. Doesn’t it seem like Musk had an incentive to be overly optimistic in his presentations to investors about FSD — in order to hit his ridiculously ambitious compensation package numbers? Elon’s pay package (that is in legal limbo at the moment) was based mostly on the increase in $TSLA market cap — not how many cars are sold or how profitable Tesla is. It doesn’t seem to you that Elon had an incentive to be excessively "optimistic" about FSD capabilities — to pump-up Tesla shares — so that he can get the biggest payout in history?
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  2412.  @markmercieca5569 , on the other hand you seem gullible enough, so I have a Hyperloop to sell you.
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  2413. 🇺🇸 Warren Buffett is still mostly invested in American companies. For example, his biggest single Holding is $AAPL 
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  2414. ✅ fact check
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  2415. 👍 Ross Gerber 🎯
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  2416.  @shou635 , Elon is capable of being wrong. We have seen it. To me, he looks like a sell-out for not correcting Trump statements like "climate change is a hoax." Isn’t climate change a big deal for Musk or does he get amnesia when he talks to the people on the Right? He also didn’t bring up climate change with Jordan Peterson, another climate change denier on the Right, in their recent interview. (Furthermore, off topic, Elon has been emasculated by Mark Zuckerberg, when Elon’s mom had to step in to keep Zuckerberg from beating up Ellen after Ellen talked so much trash to Mark. It is as if Elon transitioned to an Ellen after backing down to Zuckerberg. Transitioning to a female runs in the family.)
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  2417.  @shou635 , in your opinion, Elon’s support for a candidate that still denies losing an Election to a walking corpse, Biden, is promoting democracy? By promoting an election denier, Musk is doing the opposite of promoting democracy — he’s denying what voters want.
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  2418. 🤥 Alex Jones 🤪
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  2419. Why? Can you further explain?
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  2420. 🚫 Scam / Spam 🚫
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  2421. 🆚
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  2422. ⚡️
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  2423. ℹ️
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  2424. Thank you for sharing information about the quote.
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  2425. 👍
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  2426. ℹ️
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  2427. 🇺🇦
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  2428. 🔮
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  2429. ✅
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  2430. 🇨🇳 🛍️ 📉
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  2431. 🔮
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  2432. 🍿 🇺🇦 🍿
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  2433. Trump is also a total #Narcissist but Dr. Peterson dares not to speak of that, probably because he doesn’t want to alienate his politically conservative leaning audience — the source of Peterson’s newfound wealth.
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  2434. 👵 Grandmother Russia is weak because kleptocrat Putin has robbed her dignity.
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  2435. 👍ℹ️
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  2436. 👍
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  2437. 💧 …science… 🧊
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  2438. 1:29:28 …Jordan Peterson continues to be fooled by politicians with dark triad traits. (Of course narcissists would see themselves as selfless and would describe themselves as such.) It’s like he doesn’t seem to understand that in politics, people who don’t have enough of the dark triad traits — don’t remain politicians for very long.
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  2439. 👍 ​ @msi5274 🔮
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  2440. 👍
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  2441. 🇺🇦
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  2442. 📦🚽📦🛁📦 The tapes were at Donald Trump‘s guest bathroom, “secured” inside “impenetrable” paper boxes, along with other classified documents.🇺🇸
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  2443. Alternatively, the tapes could have been inside Joe Biden’s Camaro. Either way, the “alleged” tapes probably don’t exist.
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  2444. 👍 ℹ️
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  2445. 👍
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  2446. ℹ️
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  2447. 😱 3:30 …scared money — makes no money 📈 $TSLA
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  2448. 44:05 🦠… $MTCH 📈
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  2449. 49:00 normative monogamy — controls male aggression
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  2450. Does Netflix Have a Competitive Advantage? 🔻 ...after the latest report, there are a number of clear signs that Netflix does have an economic moat. Even better, it is widening. Pricing Power: • Netflix prices its service to optimize its content spend, and that strategy and the quality of its content has allowed it to charge more than its peers, giving it a competitive advantage. • It's worth noting also that Netflix as the streaming pioneer has a much larger subscriber base than any of its rivals, giving it another advantage as it can allocate its content spend across more members. Increasing Profitability: • Cash burn has long been a problem for Netflix, but the company just told investors that it was very close to being sustainably free cash flow positive, forecasting break-even free cash flow for 2021. • That along with its pricing power also indicates an economic moat in streaming. The debutantes are still trying to figure out a way to build out audience and generate a profit. Netflix, with the help of a long first-mover advantage, has been there for a while, and is pressing its foot on the gas pedal at will. • In addition to those strengths, the company's local content focus and global strategy also separates it from the streaming wannabes as it already has a large library of original foreign language content that drives international growth. Video entertainment is a huge industry and it won't be monopolized. There's room for more than one winner in streaming, especially as the cable ecosystem continues to weaken, but Netflix remains the leader, setting the pace in the industry. Its competitive advantages are clear. 🔺 read full article here: https://www.fool.com/investing/2021/01/24/does-netflix-have-a-competitive-advantage/ January 24, 2021 | Jeremy Bowman (TMFHobo)
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  2451. It seems like you’re more interested in $TSLA "positivity" rather than soberly acknowledging the shortcomings of supervised Fool Self Driving in Tesla vehicles. Elon, the boy who promised fully autonomous Teslas since at least the 2016 has lost some credibility — just like the boy who cried "wolf." You seem to be upset that Musk’s predictions don’t match reality. To deal with this cognitive dissonance you blame everyone who reports on Musk’s shortcomings, false promises, and predictions.
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  2452. 👑 🤥 Putin 🔥 Z 🇷🇺
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  2453. 🦊
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  2454. 14:26 …Trump? #DarkTriad
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  2455. 🇺🇦
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  2456. ℹ️
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  2457. 👍
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  2458. ℹ️
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  2459. 🫡
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  2460. 🎯
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  2461. 🇺🇦
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  2462. Than you
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  2463. ℹ️
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  2464. 👍 Game theory (ultimatum game)
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  2465. 🤥 TRUMP / Biden 🤡
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  2466. Thank you for the video. From what I’ve seen, it does not appear like FSD is getting "much better," as you claim. (It may be that new software works like a placebo effect for Tesla fans. But, an average, non-techie, FSD user, seems to be immune to the placebo effect of new FSD software. It only takes one or two instances of crazy FSD behavior for an average user to be concerned about trusting "Full Self Driving" software made by Tesla. I’m not a Tesla hater, I’m a shareholder. Just sharing my opinion about FSD.
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  2467. Wagner mercenaries shooting down Russian planes and killing Russian pilots is western propaganda? Your line of thought is known as: motivated reasoning. Your daddy Putin doesn’t even allow you to call the war — a war. Why is that? Russian propaganda?
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  2468. 👍
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  2469. 🇺🇸✅
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  2470. ℹ️
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  2471. Can you explain further? Your comment makes very little sense.
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  2472. ℹ️
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  2473. Gary Yuri has Trump Derangement Syndrome — where he only recognizes the positives in a #Narcissist — providing him with #NarcissisticSupply
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  2474. ℹ️
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  2475. 📉…📈
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  2476. 👍
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  2477. Actually, what you’re describing is called the slippery slope fallacy: The slippery slope fallacy is an argument that claims an initial event or action will trigger a series of other events and lead to an extreme or undesirable outcome. The slippery slope fallacy anticipates this chain of events without offering any evidence to substantiate the claim.
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  2478. 🇺🇦
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  2479. 🚫 Scam / Spam 🚫
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  2480. 🤼‍♂️
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  2481. 👍 Andrew Marotta Yes, Trump is a narcissist: #Narcissism ... The absurd part is that if Trump wore a mask, he would have protected not just the veterans but himself as well. (Seems like grandpa is going senile.) #DunningKrugerEffect
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  2482. 🇺🇦
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  2483. 🇺🇦
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  2484. 👍ℹ️
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  2485. Facts? You sure? 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  2486. 👨‍🌾
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  2487. 👍
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  2488. 🤪🇨🇳
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  2489. 🤡
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  2490. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had problems: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  2491. ℹ️
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  2492. ℹ️
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  2493. 👍 Thank you for sharing this information.
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  2494. 14:00 …Dr. Peterson just described politics. Similar to online trolls, there is no one keeping politicians in-check with bodily harm — that’s against the law. If politicians are good at lying and manipulating — they get promoted, sometimes straight to being president.
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  2495. 🤡
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  2496. Thank you for making this video.
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  2497. ℹ️
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  2498. 🇷🇺 Война … Экономика 📉
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  2499. ℹ️
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  2500. 🇺🇸 President Trump is like... smart: 📺 https://youtu.be/P3nkxrECHKM (4 minute video) 💯 Genius (confirmed) 📺 https://youtu.be/rKRwDtMI8G4 (4 minute video | April 24, 2020)
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  2501. I think Russia stops its war with Ukraine, not begin WW3.
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  2502.  @garymac5571 , countries choose to join NATO to protect themselves from Russian aggression. History has shown that Russia only invades countries that are not part of NATO.
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  2503. 🤡 This guy doesn’t understand the details of how stocks work. His lack of understanding makes it easier for him to connect the ESG conspiracy dots — whether the dots are there or not.
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  2504. 🇷🇺 Путин = NaZi ☠️
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  2505. ⁠🤥  @michaelnurse9089 , no, Tucker says that the previous election was stolen in this very interview with Lex (despite the lack of legal evidence for such claims).
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  2506. 👍
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  2507. That is what happens in many cases.
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  2508.  @justinjantzen7671  Jordan Peterson is stunned by religious myths. He even tried pushing them on Elon but was politely ignored by Musk.
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  2509. 👍
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  2510. ❓
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  2511. 🇷🇺 @ContraryClipsHub , Russians and the NaZis worked together to attack Poland: • The Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact was a non-aggression pact between NaZi Germany and the Soviet Union that enabled those two powers to partition Poland between them. The pact was signed in Moscow on 23 August 1939 by German Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop and Soviet Foreign Minister Vyacheslav Molotov. • Unofficially, it has also been referred to as the Hitler–Stalin Pact, NaZi–Soviet Pact or NaZi–Soviet Alliance. • Soon after the pact, Germany invaded Poland on 1 September 1939. Soviet leader Joseph Stalin ordered the Soviet invasion of Poland on 17 September. — source: Wikipedia: Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact
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  2512. 🤥🇷🇺 @glenbolderson2479 , why don’t the Russian schools teach about the fact that Russians and the NaZis worked together to attack Poland: • The Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact was a non-aggression pact between NaZi Germany and the Soviet Union that enabled those two powers to partition Poland between them. The pact was signed in Moscow on 23 August 1939 by German Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop and Soviet Foreign Minister Vyacheslav Molotov. • Unofficially, it has also been referred to as the Hitler–Stalin Pact, NaZi–Soviet Pact or NaZi–Soviet Alliance. • Soon after the pact, Germany invaded Poland on 1 September 1939. Soviet leader Joseph Stalin ordered the Soviet invasion of Poland on 17 September. — source: Wikipedia: Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact
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  2513. 🪄 Elon: ✨razzle dazzle✨ 🤥 Musk’s "magic" stick has lost its potency… 📉
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  2514. 👍
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  2515. ℹ️
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  2516. 🤥 Trump — #Narcissist #DarkTriad
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  2517.  @jakebhenry2228 , what bad things has Dr. Peterson said about Trump? I’m aware of him saying something to the effect that Trump may not be good for the Republican Party. Otherwise, Dr. Peterson specifically avoids talking about Trump’s narcissism. (The most obvious Trump trait.) The one thing he has said, specifically about Trump’s narcissistic traits — is that he has been agitated by others to behave in such a way. In other words, it isn’t Trump’s fault, others caused him to be that way. This analysis is coming from Jordan Peterson — a man who consistently preaches about personal responsibility, but fails to apply it to Trump’s behavior. Please let me know in what ways J.P. has criticized Trump that I’m not aware of.
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  2518. Are you sure that he’s at the top of his field? 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  2519. 7:01 Jordan Peterson to Musk: "What do you think Trump’s flaws are?" … doesn’t let him answer … proceeds to prime Musk with the idea that Trump’s flaws are not really flaws
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  2520. 🇺🇦
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  2521. Biden will be prosecuted as well. We will have to wait, however, because as we learned with Trump — you can’t take to court a sitting president.
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  2522. 🇺🇦
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  2523. 👍
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  2524. 🎯 1:33:54 “Literally false and metaphorically true.” — Bret Weinstein
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  2525. 👍 navylaks2 / Mitch B. / I agree
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  2526. ℹ️
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  2527. 🔮 It will happen today! 📉
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  2528. 🐮
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  2529. 📉 9:05 $TSLA is down because Elon Musk has been promising that "Full Self Driving" is coming next year — for seven years in a row. Even Elon admits that fullly autonomous Teslas are already baked-in into the $TSLA valuation. Now, investors have big doubts that Elon can deliver on his "Full Self Driving" promises. 🤥 Fool self driving once — I forgive you. Fool me on self driving Teslas 7 years in a row — I no longer believe Elon.
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  2530. Andrej Karpathy — the man in charge of self-driving at Tesla — left Tesla. No one who is in charge of a company segment leaves their position just as that portion of a business is about to have a breakthrough that reverberates through history. 💀 Andrej Karpathy is the dead canary in the proverbial Tesla gold mine.
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  2531. Trump was one of the least fiscally responsible presidents we ever had. Look at what happened to our national debt under his presidency — it ballooned.
    1
  2532. 🤖
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  2533. ❓
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  2534. I hope Jordan Peterson can explain this to Candace Owens.
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  2535. 📱
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  2536. 🤡 Republicans have so much trust in an elderly man who has already lost to an even more elderly — Biden. 🎄 Lots of Republican tears are coming this Christmas. They are going to get that giant lump of Trump coal in their stockings.
    1
  2537.  @nesne2167 neither one of them is an athlete in Herschel Walker’s league. Your comment is not very relevant.
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  2538. ⚡️
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  2539. 🇺🇦
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  2540. 🇺🇸≠🇷🇺  @JohnJones-k9d  , American mistakes do not cancel Russian mistakes. If Putin was smart, he would learn from the mistakes of others, not repeat them. The notion behind your comment is classic Russian propaganda: Whataboutism, also known as whataboutery, is a variant of the 'tu quoque' logical fallacy that attempts to discredit an opponent's position by charging them with hypocrisy without directly refuting or disproving their argument. Whataboutism is particularly associated with Soviet and Russian propaganda. When criticisms were leveled at the Soviet Union during the Cold War, the Soviet response would often be "What about ..." followed by instancing of an event or situation in the Western world. According to Russian writer and political activist Garry Kasparov, it is a word that was coined to describe the frequent use of a rhetorical diversion by Soviet apologists and dictators, who would counter charges of their oppression, massacres, gulags, and forced deportations by invoking American slavery, racism, lynchings, etc. — source: Wikipedia: Whataboutism
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  2541. Spencer Cornelia = whataboutism
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  2542. 🚫 Scam / Spam 🚫
    1
  2543. 👍ℹ️
    1
  2544. 🇮🇱 7:05 … interesting
    1
  2545. 🇺🇸 Buffett is still mostly invested in American companies. For example, his biggest single holding is $AAPL — an American company (that makes plenty of profits in other countries and brings it to its shareholders in the U.S.)
    1
  2546. 8:17 The problem is that you call Justin Trudeau a narcissist. (At the same time, you refuse to talk about Donald Trump’s narcissism.) To anyone following closely, it appears that you are weaponizing your professional credentials agains the people you despise while remaining quiet on issues that are not popular with your conservative audience. I think you should be absolutely free to say what you want and the best way to do that is to not be part of an organization that prohibits your free speech.
    1
  2547.  @markmercieca5569 , leaves more shares for you to buy. 🐓 You should definitely start counting your chickens before they hatch. That’s how Elon musk does it with FSD 🥚
    1
  2548.  @renebrose7735 , thank you for your explanation.
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  2549. 👊🦊 …boom [LOL]
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  2550. 🤡
    1
  2551. 🍿 🇺🇦 🍿
    1
  2552. 👍
    1
  2553. 🇺🇦
    1
  2554. 👍
    1
  2555. ℹ️
    1
  2556. 🤥 Jordan Peterson thinks that most politicians are just there to help people — not lie to them! J.P. is so wrong on this specific point.
    1
  2557. ⬆️ politics is disproportionately attractive to liars and manipulators 🤥
    1
  2558. 👍ℹ️
    1
  2559. … It’s the part where he says he’s #1 🥇 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  2560.  @simplyhuman2213 , thank you for sharing your valuable thoughts. I believe that you have 'sinned' (or missed) in your assessment of Jordan Peterson’s personality: Jordan Peterson specifically has stated that he does not rate highly on the trait of agreeableness. (the trait of Agreeableness is 1 of 5 major personality factors that goes by the acronym: OCEAN) I don’t think you know Jordan Peterson very well because being disagreeable is an enormous part of his personality. His fans and people that are truly interested in psychology understand this fact about Jordan Peterson.
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  2561. Thank you for sharing this information.
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  2562. 👍
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  2563. ℹ️
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  2564. ℹ️
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  2565. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.)
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  2566. ⚠️ In 2020, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had problems: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  2567. 👊🦊
    1
  2568. 👍 6:16
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  2569.  @JoeKentMagic  ​DJT probably has those tapes inside the boxes of classified documents, stored “securely” in his guest shower. 📦🚿
    1
  2570. 👍
    1
  2571. 🍿 🇺🇦 🍿
    1
  2572. 🛑 scam / spam 🚫
    1
  2573. 👍 anamnesisekklesia, thank you for sharing the article link.
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  2574. Russia repeatedly bombs Ukrainian civilian targets. Now they get a taste of their own medicine. It is not terrorism — it is a “Special Eye Opening Operation.” While kleptocrat Putin is having military parades boasting his might — he can’t even protect his own skies. The more Russians are upset — the better the “Special Eye Opening Operation” is working.
    1
  2575. 🔮
    1
  2576. 🇺🇦
    1
  2577. ℹ️
    1
  2578. 🤥🇷🇺 #Whataboutism
    1
  2579. 👍
    1
  2580. 👍 Doodelay
    1
  2581. 👍
    1
  2582. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
    1
  2583. 👍
    1
  2584. Dry electrode is the problem Tesla appears unable to solve.
    1
  2585. 🇺🇦
    1
  2586. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  2587. Here’s one of the latest Thunderf00t ‘debunking’ videos about hyperloop: 📺 https://youtu.be/VrbstnzbhZA (25 minute video)
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  2588. 34:03 Trump fans = delusional
    1
  2589. 🤡
    1
  2590. ℹ️
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  2591. 🇺🇦
    1
  2592. 👍
    1
  2593. 3:00 By "FSD" Elon means: Fool Self Driving (supervised) By "supervised," he means: Not Self Driving (NSD)
    1
  2594. Who’s lying and why would you make such an assumption? You must be a new $TSLA fanboy because Elon (the boy who cried FSD) is known for promising Fool Self Driving "next year" — since 2016.
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  2595. 🇺🇦
    1
  2596. 👍
    1
  2597. 👑 🤥 Lying intraspecies parasites: 📺 https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon) #Narcissism — applies to most politicians, especially TRUMP
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  2598. 🇺🇦
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  2599. 🇺🇦
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  2600. 🇺🇦
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  2601. ⚡️
    1
  2602. 16:11
    1
  2603. 👍ℹ️
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  2604. 👍
    1
  2605. 🇺🇦
    1
  2606. 📉 DWAC … sad So far, investors do not think very highly of the Truth Social business, given its declining stock price. Furthermore, it is very odd that Trump has not (yet) used his own platform to post anything. Is he embarrassed? Whatever the reason, it is very weird that he has not promoted his own business. Sad.
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  2607. What is the biggest insight that you gained from this video?
    1
  2608. 🇺🇦
    1
  2609. 🔮
    1
  2610. ℹ️
    1
  2611. 🤥 The Psychopath Next Door https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon)
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  2612. ✅ 2:48
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  2613. 🇺🇦
    1
  2614. 💰
    1
  2615. Free will is literally false and metaphorically true.
    1
  2616. 3:56 🇷🇺 Putin… 4:17 🫖 Uncle Vladimir’s Polonium Tea 🤮 😁 lol, polonium tea rendering 👍
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  2617. That’s because at this point, everything is still only “alleged,” if you listen closely. They have no “real” evidence, yet.
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  2618. 🎰
    1
  2619. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had problems: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  2620. 👍
    1
  2621. 👍
    1
  2622. 👍 P-3 ✈️
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  2623. “Allegedly” there are tapes.
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  2624. 👍 Michael Ortega , I totally agree.
    1
  2625. 🐮 Jim Cramer - bear 2 bull (history) 📺 https://youtu.be/fttloSCUJL0 (17 minute video)
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  2626. Tesla 🆚 Competitors - 5 Advantages 📺 https://youtu.be/MyfRM3Z3v6Y (12.5 minute video | August 6, 2019) 🔑 "The key to investing is not assessing how much an industry is going to affect society, or how much it will grow, but rather determining the competitive advantage of any given company and, above all, the durability of that advantage." — Warren Buffett source: 10 Growth Investing Tips From Master Investors: https://www.fool.com/investing/2017/05/07/10-growth-investing-tips-from-master-investors.aspx
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  2627. 👑 🤥 Путин
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  2628. 🇷🇺 NaZi
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  2629. 👍
    1
  2630. ℹ️
    1
  2631. 🤥 0:33 Herbert 🤡
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  2632.  @gabrielscarlat9856 , you don’t appear to understand that cluster munitions are not banned by Russia, Ukraine, or the United States. For all the countries involved — cluster munitions are considered perfectly legal ways of conducting a war on military targets (not on civilians).
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  2633.  @gabrielscarlat9856 , countries specifically choose to join NATO in order to protect themselves from a Russian invasion. History has shown that Russia only invades countries that are not part of NATO. Finland recently Joined NATO — to protect itself from Russian aggression, as they see what happens to Russian neighbors who are not part of NATO.
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  2634. ℹ️
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  2635. A similar documentary can be made about Trump’s #Narcissism but that would alienate Jordan Peterson’s politically conservative followers — the source of his newfound wealth.
    1
  2636. Not according to Donald J. Trump
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  2637. 🔥 🇷🇺 Москва is in "special" permanent anchor mode. ♾️ ⚓️
    1
  2638. … 14:23
    1
  2639. … 14:26
    1
  2640. ...here’s one of the latest Thunderf00t 'BUSTED' videos about Hyperloop: 📺 https://youtu.be/VrbstnzbhZA (25 minute video)
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  2641. 1
  2642.  @AI_mod , Russians are not allowed to refer to the war as war. There’s plenty of propaganda all countries engage in. Certainly, Putin is not telling Russians that he has been bombing Ukrainian civilian targets, terrorizing Ukrainian population and that this is merely a tiny bit of payback for such behavior. I often see Russian supporters use the mistakes of other countries to justify Russian mistakes. Like: America jumped off the bridge — we should do it too. If Putin was smart he would learn from the mistakes of others — not repeat them.
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  2643. ℹ️
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  2644. 0:41 The problem is that you call Justin Trudeau a narcissist. (At the same time, you refuse to talk about Donald Trump’s narcissism.) To anyone following closely, it appears that you are weaponizing your professional credentials agains the people you despise while remaining quiet on issues that are not popular with your conservative audience. I think you should be absolutely free to say what you want and the best way to do that is to not be part of an organization that prohibits your free speech.
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  2645. 🤡 Kadirov 💩🤳
    1
  2646. The video title is very misleading.
    1
  2647. It sounds like they are talking backwards… according to a Russell Peters joke that happens to be hilarious.
    1
  2648. 🇷🇺 Russian sounds like it is spoken backwards 😂 📺 https://youtu.be/BtMd6PbscwE (4 minute comedy clip)
    1
  2649. It was actually Elon’s mom that was commenting on the fight — not Zuckerberg’s mom. Furthermore, Mark Zuckerberg trains in jujitsu (he just rolled with Lex Friedman on YouTube) while Elon Musk rarely exercises.
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  2650. ✅ fact-check
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  2651. ✝️ 0:16 Meanwhile… Amber Duke is in a literal "death cult" that is endlessly grateful for Jesus Christ giving his life for her sins.
    1
  2652. 👍
    1
  2653. ❓
    1
  2654. 🇺🇦
    1
  2655. 👍
    1
  2656. 🔮
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  2657. I agree
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  2658. 2:40 ...correction: "Annual fatality odds for licensed drivers in the US is 1 in 6,000."
    1
  2659. "Supervised" ≠ Full Self Driving "Supervised" = Fool Self Driving
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  2660. #Narcissists and their confidence are very attractive to a certain percentage of the population.
    1
  2661. 🤥 Elon Musk optimism hurts his credibility. It is a fine balancing act — that he failed.
    1
  2662. 🆚
    1
  2663. ℹ️
    1
  2664. icecreamandsprinkles 👉 $TSLA 🤖
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  2665. 🇺🇦
    1
  2666. 💸 ✝️
    1
  2667. Truth? 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s wealth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.)
    1
  2668. ℹ️
    1
  2669. 🔮 … 📉✅
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  2670. 🤥Elon, the boy who cried $FSD!
    1
  2671. 👍 fact check ✅
    1
  2672. Can you explain what Nvidia has to do with "Fascist?"
    1
  2673. 👍
    1
  2674. 🇺🇸 President Trump is like... smart: 📺 https://youtu.be/P3nkxrECHKM (4 minute video) 💯 Genius (confirmed) 📺 https://youtu.be/rKRwDtMI8G4 (4 minute video | April 24, 2020)
    1
  2675. 🇷🇺 Russia has been using Iranian 🇮🇷 drones and other equipment to conduct similar strikes on Ukrainian residential buildings. I guess that also shows how desperate Putin is — as it is being exposed that his corrupt and kleptocratic government has Robbed the Russian military of the ability to protect its own soil. At the same time as Putin is having his military parades to show his “might” — Russian bridges and buildings go unprotected. (The emperor has no clothes.)
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  2676. 💩 Shetty is very appropriately named. 🤡
    1
  2677. 👍
    1
  2678. 👍ℹ️
    1
  2679. ℹ️
    1
  2680. 👍
    1
  2681. 🇺🇸 President Trump is like... smart: https://youtu.be/P3nkxrECHKM (4 minute video) 💯 Genius (confirmed) https://youtu.be/rKRwDtMI8G4 (4 minute video | April 24, 2020)
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  2682. 👍
    1
  2683. Thank you
    1
  2684. 🚫 scam / spam 🚫
    1
  2685. ℹ️
    1
  2686. ...here’s one of the latest Thunderf00t 'BUSTED' videos about Hyperloop: 📺 https://youtu.be/VrbstnzbhZA (25 minute video)
    1
  2687. ℹ️
    1
  2688. 🚫 scam / spam 🚫
    1
  2689. 👍
    1
  2690. 🇷🇺 They do not have the proper equipment and resources to arm or train new soldiers.
    1
  2691. 👍 
    1
  2692. 🆚
    1
  2693. 👍✅
    1
  2694. How platforms change structure and strategy: 📺 https://youtu.be/e5B9pfuVrMU (34 minute video w/ Dr. Marshall Van Alstyne)
    1
  2695. 🤥 0:20 Devin Nunes lieZ 🐄 Musk doesn’t talk to NuneZ or Trump. (📉 Devin Nunes reminds me of Trevor Milton. He also talked a big game.)
    1
  2696. 🎯
    1
  2697. 👍 Oddcast Productions
    1
  2698. 🇺🇦
    1
  2699. 💰 🔄 💨 Trading Pollution: How Pollution Permits Paradoxically Reduce Emissions: 📺 https://youtu.be/9tUb3MDrgEc (4 minute video)
    1
  2700. ℹ️
    1
  2701. 🐘 David Perdue: 🤥 https://youtu.be/DQgLoY0wXdM (8 minute video | December 3, 2020)
    1
  2702. 👍
    1
  2703. ℹ️
    1
  2704. 🇺🇦
    1
  2705. It’s a real problem for smart (high IQ) people. They assume their expertise seamlessly transfers to other fields. ⭕️ It takes real discipline to stay within one’s circle of competence. It takes even more discipline to understand where the edges of one’s circle of competence lay.
    1
  2706. “You have to figure out where you’ve got an edge. And you’ve got to play within your own circle of competence. The size of that circle is not very important; however, knowing its boundaries is vital.” — Charlie Munger ⭕️
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  2707. Is he #1? How do you know? 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
    1
  2708. Вместо "are" — правильно пишется "is" Конечно же, я понимаю что при экономике и зарплате Путина — у тебя остается мало денег и времени на учебу.
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  2709. 👍 ℹ️
    1
  2710. 👍
    1
  2711. 👑 🤥 Putin / Trump 🇷🇺 Z
    1
  2712. 🆚
    1
  2713. ‼️
    1
  2714. 🎰
    1
  2715. 🇺🇦
    1
  2716. 🇺🇸 🆚 🇨🇳
    1
  2717. ⚡️
    1
  2718. ✅ fact
    1
  2719. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  2720. ⚡️
    1
  2721. 📉
    1
  2722. ⏩ 20 minutes and 35 seconds of above linked video: How Platform Competition Works
    1
  2723. 🎄 No, it’s not Christmas. It’s "September 23," according to Peter Zeihan. 0:03 🤪
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  2724. 🇺🇦
    1
  2725. 🇺🇦
    1
  2726. 🇺🇦
    1
  2727. ⬆️ There are really good reasons why $AAPL is Warren Buffett’s biggest investment.
    1
  2728. 🤥 Devin Nunes 🐄
    1
  2729. 💄
    1
  2730. ℹ️
    1
  2731. 🇩🇪Less well since the Ukraine war🇺🇦
    1
  2732. 🤥 Elon 🤡 The boy who cried: "fully autonomous Teslas are coming."
    1
  2733. While Rogan occasionally pushed back on some of Jones's outlandish statements, Jones still made false claims at least 10 times throughout the episode that went unchallenged: https://www.insider.com/joe-rogan-alex-jones-spread-conspiracy-theories-challenge-podcast-2020-10 
 October 29, 2020
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  2734.  @TheMagicJIZZ , glazing Elon, one comment at a time 💦
    1
  2735. “Trump — the most honest person that ever lived.” ~ Donal J. Trump 🤥
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  2736. #SuperApp
    1
  2737. 🤑 🆚 🤮 The incentive problems associated with pollution become vividly clear once these problems are seen and understood through the lens of the tragedy of the commons: 📺 https://youtu.be/CxC161GvMPc (5 minute video)
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  2738. 👍
    1
  2739. 🤯
    1
  2740.  @DigSamurai  🤥 Fool Self Driving is incapable of full autonomy 🤖
    1
  2741. 🤖 @DigSamurai , the only thing more arrogant and stupid was for Elon to promise fully autonomous Tesla vehicles that are coming “next year” — since 2016. 🤥
    1
  2742. 💨➡️👍
    1
  2743. 🤥 Politician Next Door: https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon)
    1
  2744. 🤥 🪗
    1
  2745. 😂
    1
  2746. 👍
    1
  2747. 🇺🇦
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  2748. 🔮 🇨🇳 📉
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  2749. Excellent point ❗️
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  2750. 👍 ℹ️ 💵
    1
  2751. 👍ℹ️
    1
  2752. 👍
    1
  2753. ℹ️
    1
  2754. empathy 📈
    1
  2755. ℹ️
    1
  2756. 🇺🇸 10:16 …Currently, Trump presents himself as the only "savior" capable of "saving" the USA. Many people believe him.
    1
  2757. Lots of rumors but no one has actually shown anything. It’s always: "I know somebody that knows something."
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  2758. ℹ️
    1
  2759. Thank you for including the time stamp.
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  2760. ‼️
    1
  2761. 👑 🤥 https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon) #Narcissist
    1
  2762. 🇺🇸 Majority of Americans voted for a terrible choice — just to escape an even worse choice — Trump.
    1
  2763. 👍ℹ️
    1
  2764. 👍ℹ️
    1
  2765. #Trump
    1
  2766. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had problems: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  2767. Don’t call it "full" self driving. Call it "fool" self driving or "faux" self driving.
    1
  2768. The accident is actually the reason Tesla had implemented additional safety features — like monitoring that hands are physically resting on the wheel. The accident happened in 2022 and in December 2023 the Federal regulators deemed the system's driver monitoring controls inadequate, which led to a recall of nearly 2 million Tesla vehicles. The NHTSA investigation found that Tesla's means for keeping drivers engaged were insufficient. As a result, Tesla had to issue a software update to incorporate additional controls and alerts to address these concerns.
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  2769. ❓
    1
  2770. 🇺🇦
    1
  2771. so true
    1
  2772. 📉 $TSLA in 2024
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  2773. 🎯
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  2774. 🤥 Putin, Kinzhal missile was also supposed to be unstoppable — but it turned out to be relatively easy to shoot down.
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  2775. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  2776. 👍
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  2777. interesting, thank you for sharing (in addition, Motley Fool is great)
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  2778. 🔮
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  2779. ℹ️
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  2780. 📹
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  2781. 🤖
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  2782. 🔮 Kevin thinks he knows the future. 🚫 But, there’s no metaverse, yet. 🐣 I’m leery of O’Leary because he’s counting his chickens before they hatch. 🤡 What a clown!
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  2783. 🤑
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  2784. Great content. Thank you. I subscribed.
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  2785. 🙃 😜 😂
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  2786. A 2016 video that Tesla used to promote its self-driving technology was staged to show capabilities like stopping at a red light and accelerating at a green light that the system did not have, according to testimony by a senior engineer. The video, which remains archived on Tesla’s website, was released in October 2016 and promoted on Twitter by Chief Executive Elon Musk as evidence that “Tesla drives itself.”
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  2787. 🤥 #TrevorMilton = Elon Musk 🤥
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  2788. 🤥Elon Musk, the boy who cried: FSD🤖
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  2789. 🤥
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  2790. ℹ️
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  2791. 🎯
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  2792. 👍
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  2793. Free will is literally false and metaphorically true. (as per Bret Weinstein)
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  2794. 👍
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  2795. 📈..📉..📈..📈
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  2796. stay leery of O’Leary
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  2797. 👍 ℹ️ 
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  2798. ⚡️ℹ️
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  2799. I enjoyed the science behind the stocks. 👍 13:47
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  2800. ℹ️
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  2801. No bloodshed? The families of Russian pilots who were shot down by Wagner’s mercenaries, would disagree with your “no bloodshed” statement.
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  2802. 👍ℹ️
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  2803. 👍 ​ @sherylrathbun7280  🧠
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  2804. 👍 ℹ️
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  2805. 🆚
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  2806. 👍
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  2807. ℹ️
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  2808. Conservatives turned to Authoritarianism during the Covid outbreak, the video clip implies. Did I understand that correctly?
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  2809. ℹ️
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  2810. 🇺🇦
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  2811. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  2812. 🇺🇦
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  2813. 👍
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  2814. 🇷🇺 The Russians have been using Iranian drones and other equipment to attack Ukrainian civilian targets much in the same way. I guess that shows Putin’s desperation.
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  2815. Here are some problems: 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had problems: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  2816. 🇺🇦
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  2817. 🤖
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  2818.  @cybermercsix3171  In its quarterly earnings report released May 7, Orlando-based lidar manufacturer Luminar disclosed that Tesla was its “largest LiDAR customer in Q1,” comprising more than 10 percent of the company’s revenue for the quarter. Musk previously called LiDAR a “crutch” and said any company that relies on lidar for its autonomous capabilities was “doomed.” Well, apparently Tesla is stocking up on crutches. — source: Verge, May 7, 2024
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  2819.  @cybermercsix3171  In its quarterly earnings report released May 7, Orlando-based lidar manufacturer Luminar disclosed that Tesla was its “largest LiDAR customer in Q1,” comprising more than 10 percent of the company’s revenue for the quarter. Musk previously called LiDAR a “crutch” and said any company that relies on lidar for its autonomous capabilities was “doomed.” Well, apparently Tesla is stocking up on crutches. — source: Verge, May 7, 2024
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  2820.  @cybermercsix3171  📰 May 7, 2024: Luminar disclosed that Tesla was its “largest LiDAR customer in Q1,” comprising more than 10 percent of the company’s revenue for the quarter. Musk previously called LiDAR a “crutch” and said any company that relies on lidar for its autonomous capabilities was “doomed.” 🩼 Well, apparently Tesla is stocking up on crutches. 🤖
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  2821. 📰 ​ @cybermercsix3171 , are you aware that on May 7 it was announced that Tesla is the largest purchaser of lidars from Luminar? (Tesla accounted for 10% of their total revenue in the quarter.)
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  2822.  @cybermercsix3171 , do you know if Tesla has recently bought lidars from Luminar? It sounds like something you’d be aware of 💯
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  2823.  @cybermercsix3171 , You seem knowledgeable, why is Tesla buying lidars from Luminar?
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  2824. ✝️ 2:23:41 …Literally false and metaphorically true. — Bret Weinstein
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  2825. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  2826. ℹ️
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  2827. 🇺🇦
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  2828. 🤥 🤖 🚕
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  2829. ⁠📉  @markplott4820 , $TSLA has been "sinking" for a while. So, the sink has been in. 📉 It will continue to sink as long as FSD (Fool Self Driving) is supervised by an operator. 🔮 I’ll even make a prediction. Whatever "robotaxi" Tesla may reveal in the future — will first have an operator monitoring it remotely, ready to take over in case of failure. To an outside observer it will look like a "self driving" vehicle — but that won’t be the full picture of the technology that is being utilized. It will look similar to the Amazon stores that had no cashiers. It appeared as though the AI was doing all the work — except that all the actual cashiers that were doing the "AI" work were simply offsite (and often in another country, that has lower wages). 🤖 embrace the sink 📉
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  2830.  @markplott4820  📉 $TSLA sink 📉
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  2831. 🤥 Elon The boy who cried: Fool Self Driving is coming next year! 🤡 (since 2016)
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  2832. ⁠🔮  @markplott4820 , I’ve watched Elon talk about breakthroughs in Tesla autonomous driving long enough to not get all hyped up, including about the supposed "equivalent of” 90K H100. Maybe it will help? But, perhaps not enough still? 🎰
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  2833. 🆚
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  2834. 👍
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  2835. 🇺🇦
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  2836.  🤖
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  2837. ℹ️
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  2838. 👑 🤥 https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon)
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  2839. 🥇 An objective measure of Platt’s wealth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.)
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  2840. 👍 6:35 ✅
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  2841. ▶️ 8:05 … Tesla’s competition
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  2842. 4:46 … 🔮 … $TTD … 📈
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  2843. ❓
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  2844. ...here’s one of the latest Thunderf00t 'BUSTED' videos about Hyperloop: 📺 https://youtu.be/VrbstnzbhZA (25 minute video)
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  2845. 👍
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  2846. 🇺🇦
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  2847. ℹ️
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  2848. I agree that they likely don’t exist. That’s why they have to say “alleged” tapes — because they have no proof.
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  2849. 👑 🤥 TRUMP spoke about his first, last, and only — publicly traded company... As it became more and more obvious that his failing company was going bankrupt — Trump described his failing company as doing better than ever! 🧠 President trump has a "big, beautiful," and "tremendously" wet brain. "Everyone says so!" ...See video: 📺 https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon)
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  2850. 👑 🤥 Putin 💩
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  2851. Trump is also very narcissistic. He loves being praised more than anything. #DarkTriad
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  2852. 🤥 Trump 🤡
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  2853. ℹ️
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  2854. ❓
    1
  2855. 🇺🇸
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  2856. 👍
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  2857. ❓
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  2858. ℹ️
    1
  2859. 🇺🇦
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  2860. ℹ️
    1
  2861. 👍ℹ️
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  2862. ℹ️
    1
  2863. 🇺🇦
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  2864. 🤥 TRUMP 🤡
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  2865. 👍
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  2866. ℹ️
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  2867. Morally, Russia’s invasion can’t be justified by stating "others" have done it. For example, If you steal something — the fact that "others" have done it too — will not exonerate you from your own decision to commit a crime. Historically, if invading countries was a mistake, then it follows that it is still a mistake today — even when you’re Putin. It doesn’t make any sense to justify Putin’s mistake by pointing out that countless others have made the same mistake. It only highlights that Putin is so incompetent that he couldn’t learn from the mistakes of others or history.
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  2868. Are you aware of Intel’s subsidiary: Mobileye explained: 📺 https://youtu.be/1Ew5OtibrXE (26 minute video by TMIO) Thanks for sharing your thoughts. I agree with your astute assessment. I’m similarly interested.
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  2869. 🤥 Tucker Carlson 🤡
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  2870. ℹ️
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  2871.  @Trizzer89 , why did Elon Musk try to back-out of buying Twitter?
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  2872.  @Grand_Edict  While Elon Musk claimed he wanted to buy Twitter to promote free speech, one other potential underlying reason was that it gave him an excuse to sell a large amount of his Tesla stock without raising red flags with investors. Normally, if Musk sold a huge chunk of his Tesla shares for no apparent reason, it could make Tesla's investors nervous and drive the stock price down. They might think Musk is losing confidence in the company. But by using the Twitter acquisition as the public justification, Musk could sell billions of dollars worth of his Tesla stock under the pretense that he needed cash to finance the $44 billion Twitter purchase. So the Twitter deal provided a plausible cover story that allowed Musk to cash out a significant portion of his Tesla holdings without directly signaling to the market that he was losing faith in Tesla's future prospects. In simple terms, the Twitter bid gave Musk an opportune excuse to sell some of his Tesla stock without causing investor panic about his reasons for doing so.
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  2873. 💸 Musk's Twitter bid provided cover to sell a large stake in Tesla without raising huge alarms for $TSLA shareholders. 📉 Tesla’s growth and stock price has declined significantly since Elon began selling his $TSLA shares. ✅ 🎯 Twitter acquisition gave him a plausible excuse to cash out billions from Tesla under the pretext of financing the Twitter deal — rather than signaling doubts about $TSLA stock.
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  2874. ℹ️ 🆚 🤖
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  2875. 👍 competitive advantage
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  2876. 📉 $FB
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  2877.  @theogcamo8533  are you talking about the guy who tried to connect to the internet with a Hyperloop? Or are you talking about the guy who bought Twitter? The Twitter guy definitely displayed thirst to connect with the internet. Even though he is an aging 50 year old, he desperately retweets dank memes to feel relevant and young again.
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  2878. ✝️ + 🤥 Trump = 💩
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  2879. 🍿
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  2880. ❤️ Cathy Wood 🪵
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  2881. 👍
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  2882.  @JoeKentMagic , Trump failed at draining the swamp.
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  2883. 👍
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  2884.  @livelyosprey  ... one of the latest Thunderf00t 'BUSTED' videos about Hyperloop: 📺 https://youtu.be/VrbstnzbhZA (25 minute video) ⬆️ Lively Osprey, Which criticisms are not valid in the above linked video that is made by Thunderf00t? (Thunderf00t has more than one video on Hyperloop.)
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  2885. It is not terrorism — it is the reality of war.
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  2886. 🇺🇦
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  2887. 🔮
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  2888. I agree, PK Johnson.
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  2889. 💩  @yourhorror1927  👁, Тебе папа Путин не разрешает войну называть войной. …Убери у себя бревно из глаза — потом будешь нас учить.
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  2890. ❓
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  2891. ℹ️
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  2892. 🇺🇦
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  2893. 👍
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  2894. ℹ️
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  2895. 🆚
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  2896. 🇺🇦
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  2897. 📉 Oil / Copper 📉
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  2898. ‼️
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  2899. 🇺🇦
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  2900. ℹ️
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  2901. 👍 🔮
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  2902. 🇺🇦 Yes, Prigozhin deserves an Oscar for murdering Russian pilots. 🏆 It was a “killer” performance 🎭
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  2903.  @bro9680 , it’s a much bigger “slap” for Putin. He looks weak and not in control of his kleptocracy.
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  2904. 🚫 Scam / Spam 🚫
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  2905. ℹ️
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  2906. *ℹ️ China’s famous value investor named Li Lu brought Charlie Munger’s attention to BYD, in turn, Charlie Munger brought BYD to Warren Buffett’s attention and Berkshire did invest in BYD in 2008.
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  2907. 4:20 … Next, you might want to look at reasons why Google’s YouTube deletes my comments if I attempt to explain Google’s network effects and the competitive advantages they provide to the company. Perhaps there are other reasons for my comment being deleted, but to me it seems like Google is trying to minimize discussion about Google’s antitrust, at least in the YouTube comment sections. #NetworkEffects 🕸 #CompetitiveAdvantage #Moat #Monopoly #Duopoly #Oligopoly #Antitrust
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  2908. 🚫 spam / scam 🚫
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  2909. 📰📺
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  2910. 👽 🟰 👿
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  2911. 🤡
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  2912.  @FutureAzA , find a business that doesn’t force you to sell your integrity — just to merely stay afloat.
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  2913. 🇨🇦
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  2914. The “planned script” makes Putin look weak and not in control. This type of “planning” is another example of why Russia is incapable of easily beating a much weaker opponent.
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  2915. 7:00 Jordan Peterson, you don’t have to be a bully to stand up to bullies. Plenty of US presidents that are more neurotypical than Trump, one even in wheelchair — have been able to stand up to bullies. Dr. Peterson, don’t promote or normalize Trump’s dark triad set of traits as a positive — especially when we know that such personality traits are not strictly necessary to stand up to bullies.
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  2916. 📈 $TSLA ⚡️
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  2917. Yes
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  2918. 👍ℹ️
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  2919. Same thing that happened to Trump and Biden — he got old.
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  2920. 0:45 Tucker Carlson is dyslexic, which according to him, makes it impossible for him to follow a movie. I wonder if this condition affects his ability to consistently follow the morally conflicting storytelling narratives — especially when such narratives are presented by master manipulators.
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  2921. 2:22
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  2922. Andrew Tate is yet another narcissist who’s nature is inherently adapted to playing the victim role.
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  2923. 7:47 “sweetheart” method
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  2924. 9:29 the irony that Carlson is incapable of following
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  2925. 🇺🇸
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  2926. ❗️
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  2927. 🇺🇦
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  2928. ℹ️
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  2929. 😶 The video title left me speechless.
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  2930. ℹ️
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  2931.  @alanseymour1252  , I also appreciate the honesty. Other Tesla YouTube channels only talk about the positives; everything else is FUD. Very cult like.
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  2932. 🇷🇺 Furthermore, if Putin was as smart as he likes to portray himself in Russian media — he would not repeat the mistakes of the United States — he would’ve learned from the mistakes of others — not repeat them 🇺🇸
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  2933. ℹ️
    1
  2934. 👍ℹ️
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  2935. 🤥 Trump — #Narcissist #DarkTriad
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  2936. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had problems: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  2937. ❤️
    1
  2938. 📉 Oil / Copper 📉
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  2939. ℹ️
    1
  2940. ✅ fact-check
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  2941. 🤥 Gordon Johnson 🤪
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  2942. ℹ️
    1
  2943. 👍
    1
  2944. ℹ️
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  2945. 🇺🇸 President Trump is like... smart: https://youtu.be/P3nkxrECHKM (4 minute video) 💯 Genius (confirmed) https://youtu.be/rKRwDtMI8G4 (4 minute video | April 24, 2020)
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  2946. 👍
    1
  2947. 👍
    1
  2948. ✅ fact check
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  2949. 🔮📰
    1
  2950. ❤
    1
  2951. 🤡 Gordon Johnson
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  2952. 👍🆚
    1
  2953. ℹ️
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  2954. ℹ️
    1
  2955. 🇺🇦
    1
  2956. 👍
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  2957. Remy Lebeau ...this is relevant: 📺 https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon 🤔 It is relevant to what the OP wrote
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  2958. 🇺🇦 очень интересно 🍿
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  2959. 👍
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  2960. 🇺🇦
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  2961. 🇺🇦
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  2962. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  2963. 👍 Very good. Thank you for making this video.
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  2964. ℹ️
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  2965. The Russians have been using cluster munitions since the beginning of war. BTW, cluster munitions are not banned by Russia, Ukraine, or the United States.
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  2966. Thank you
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  2967. 🪦
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  2968. 🇺🇦
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  2969. ℹ️
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  2970. 9:20 | Rule 5 — numbers are numbing
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  2971. 👍ℹ️
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  2972. ...here’s one of the latest Thunderf00t 'BUSTED' videos about Hyperloop: 📺 https://youtu.be/VrbstnzbhZA (25 minute video)
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  2973. 👍
    1
  2974. 🚫 Scam / Spam 🚫
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  2975. Are you sure? 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  2976. 🇺🇦
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  2977. ℹ️
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  2978. ℹ️
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  2979. It is up to Musk to not fail.
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  2980. 🇺🇦
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  2981. Interesting
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  2982. 👍
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  2983. 👍
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  2984. ℹ️
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  2985. ✝️ ADULTERY: "He [Donald Barr, father of William Barr U.S. A.G.] was headmaster of the Dalton School from 1964 to 1974. During his time as Dalton's headmaster, Barr is alleged to have had a role in hiring future financier and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein as a math teacher despite the fact that Epstein had dropped out of college and was only 21 years old at the time. In 1973, Donald Barr published Space Relations, a science-fiction novel about a planet ruled by oligarchs who perform child sex slavery. It has been noted that the plot of the novel reflects the crimes of Epstein and his alleged accomplice, Ghislaine Maxwell." — source: Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donald_Barr#Career
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  2986. Don’t forget that Trump hired Alexander Acosta, who played a huge role in Epstein’s case: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alexander_Acosta#Jeffrey_Epstein_case
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  2987. 👑 🤥 Putin / Trump 🇷🇺 Z
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  2988. 🇺🇦✌️
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  2989. Today, the impact of social media on broad aspects of our society reminds me of the Protestant Reformation — which was enabled by the modern technology of the day — the printing press. What I mean is that majority of Catholics, historically speaking, for a long time — did not know precisely what the Bible actually said because Bibles were expensive and written in Latin. All they knew about the Bible is what the church authorities told them was in the Bible. Because fewer people were involved in the interpretation of the Bible — there was a lot of (false) consensus about how the Bible instructed people to live. However, as the Bible became more affordable, and more importantly — it was printed in a language that many common laypeople could understand — the fabric of society started to fray at the edges. You would think it would be the opposite — since it seems like there’s no way that the ability to read the Bible would lead to bloodshed and war — but that is exactly what happened. The reason for this historical upheaval, in my opinion, is that suddenly people were able to decide for themselves what the Bible was trying to teach them. Suddenly, instead of a (false) consensus — there were many, many different interpretations of the ambiguous passages from the Bible. This greatly divided society as many different teachings appealed to many different people. And, of course, everyone thought that their interpretation of the Bible was the ultimate truth. In other words, society became far more splintered because there was far less consensus (due to divergent teachings) and people were incentivized to only listen to people who were like-minded and part of their 'tribe.' Currently, tribal (partisan) behavior is broadly enabled and encouraged by social media. Today, there’s almost no topic or position on which the social media can’t find a group of like-minded individuals for one to be a part of. Once part of a tribe, tribal war of words ensues. And, of course, everyone thinks their group is the one who is correct on all of the issues. No doubt there were disagreements before. However, before the internet, there were relatively few places for an average working person to get their news. Those older (pre-internet) outlets for news and information (such as the few television stations, before cable TV) were like the priests or the noble class of the past — for the most part — they were the few gatekeepers of information. As such, there used to be more of a (false) consensus about a given topic because relatively few people (mostly with similar incentives) were involved. (My understanding is that it used to be a little easier to discuss or debate the news of the day because at least most people saw similar coverage of a given topic. Now, news, especially on social media — are largely curated to confirm one’s pre-existing biases — because on average, that is what people enjoy, they come back for more, profits follow.) In the past, fringe content and news had a very hard time surviving because it was not nearly as easy to find enough of an audience to turn it in to a viable business. Today however, technology makes it extremely easy to match the fringiest of content to the people who can’t get enough of it — helping make a variety of 'fringe' or uncommon content a worthwhile business. I guess what I’m trying to say is that on a (more local) provincial level — things used to be relatively calm as long as the gatekeepers were in charge of information for the 'unwashed' masses. Given this, things were status-quo and there was a (false, artificial) consensus about how things ought to be done, what is right and wrong, what is good and what is evil. ...To me, it is surprising, unexpected, and seemingly paradoxical that the liberty to access more information, along with the ability to find many more like-minded individuals — can lead to turmoil, division, partisanship, and tribalism — not peace! I’m not sure how to ameliorate the problems above. I do think that teaching critical thinking, including behavioral economics (perhaps in high school) would be very helpful. (I didn’t have the slightest clue about critical thinking even after graduating from high school. I suspect this may still be common.) ...I’m not convinced that banning unwanted information gets rid of it permanently — similar to how the Catholic Church could never get rid of Protestant ideas once people were able to study the Bible for themselves. Today, once more, rightly or wrongly, people are skeptical of the traditional gatekeepers of information — the main stream media — because there are many more alternatives and some of those alternatives are far more palatable and have far better appeal to one’s previously held beliefs and emotions. Digital distribution of information (almost free) is doing to society what the printing press previously has done to our society — greatly reducing the cost of obtaining information, helping us be more informed and educated, but also, unfortunately — more divided in our opinions about this new, abundantly available (sometimes misleading) information.
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  2990. 🥇 Subjectively purporting yourself to be #1 is bragging. (An objective measure of Platt’s current affluence does not support his claim of being #1.)
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  2991. 🤞
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  2992. 🤪 $DWAC 📉
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  2993. Musk #Narcissism
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  2994. 🇺🇦
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  2995. Your feelings are hurt because someone is telling the truth about your boyfriend?
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  2996. ✝️ This could have been avoided if Donald J. Trump was faithful to his pregnant wife.
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  2997. ℹ️
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  2998. ✅
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  2999. You’re right. Jim Cramer behaved very poorly at his hedge fund, back in the day. Platt’s problems are somewhat different: 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  3000. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.)
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  3001. ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  3002. 🍸 🔫 🤥
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  3003. 🍿 🇺🇦 🍿
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  3004. 👍
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  3005. 🇺🇸
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  3006. ❤
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  3007. ℹ️
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