The Great Midwest
Joined February 2013
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Americans grinding 9-5 to cover $2K rent. Meanwhile one 90s nostalgia page on Facebook made $6,370 in 28 days. $0.52 per 1,000 views. 12.25M views. You lived the content. You're just not getting paid for it. Now imagine running 5 of these on autopilot 👀
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强烈建议能力不差、还想多赚钱的人,都去做一次 Human 3.0。 这是油管大神 Dan Koe 提出的一套人生进化框架:心智、身体、精神、事业四个象限,每个都按 1.0 到 3.0 定位你现在的等级,再据此给你做未来规划,把整个人生往更完整的状态推。 有条件的话尽量用Claude去对话,效果会更好,让你的 AI按这套模型从四个象限给你打分,再用采访的方式一层层追问你的真实想法,最后给出一份只属于你的人生模型和进化指南。 你答得够具体、够真诚,一个问题一个问题耐心回,结果基本都会超预期。
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if nobody knows you online, I'm begging you: - sell boring consumables to boring demographics - dog supplements. cleaning refills. coffee pods - things that run out and need replacing - sell them to women 45-65 who don't know what temu is - run 20 products. each does $3K. that's $60K/month I shared this with an electrician. $22K/month. 0 social media here's how it works:
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For six months, we’ve been working on pants, sample after sample. The Jefferson pant is finally ready for production. Featuring a generous rise, a single pleat for comfort, and a subtle taper. Our first batch will be available before the end of the year in 100% cotton chino and corduroy.
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Painting of Fort Snelling, Minnesota in 1844. This frontier fur trading outpost would give birth to the Twin Cities of St. Paul and Minneapolis. Not pictured: Anyone named Mukeshkumar Somabhai Chaudhari
Polymarket
@PolymarketOct 16
JUST IN: ICE arrests Minnesota man, Mukeshkumar Somabhai Chaudhari, for allegedly illegally voting in the 2024 presidential election as a non-citizen.
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Timex you have to stop. You collab too well. Your design too tasteful. Your price too reasonable. They’ll kill you
The Noah x Timex Boatswain Watch Available online tomorrow, 10/15 at 11 AM ET. #timex #analoglife #collab
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Liam Coen: Leader of Men.
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the most powerful thing you can do in a situation where you don’t know what the fuck to do is to accept the situation you're in. i mean it. failed? accept it. got rejected? accept it. the thing you've been scared of your whole life actually happened? accept that too. because what's the alternative? sitting there wishing it went differently? replaying it in your head for the next six months, asking yourself why it had to happen to you? that doesn't change anything, it just keeps you stuck in the exact spot where it happened. life doesn't always give you the outcome you wanted. people walk away, plans collapse and sometimes you end up in situations you never pictured yourself. it's not a punishment, it's just part of being alive. and honestly, none of us knows how much time we have left. you could spend your entire life afraid of what might happen and still have zero say over when it does. death has always been part of the deal, so being scared of everything doesn't protect you from anything. it just makes the time you do have feel smaller. the point is, you don't have to like what happened to accept it. stop arguing with reality, figure out the next small thing you can actually do, and do it. once you stop fighting what already happened, it stops controlling you. so accept it, not because it's fair but because it's already done. you can't rewrite what happened, but you still get to decide what it turns into. you're still here, which means the story isn't finished. what you do next is the only part that was ever yours to write.
What life feels like when you finally accept that going back is no longer an option
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An all time heavy sigh
Watch this to the end, you won’t regret it. This is what happens when you’re at happy hour and are reminded you agreed to do an interview about your race.
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When she slapped the table, deadpanned, looked to the heavens and went "euuuughhhhhh" that was heroin to me
Watch this to the end, you won’t regret it. This is what happens when you’re at happy hour and are reminded you agreed to do an interview about your race.
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When machines can do everything else a pious life and a strong family are the real marks of human greatness that nobody can fake. Read my new essay here: news.gab.com/2026/10/the-new…
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Easily the most articulate and persuasive Democrat candidate we’ve seen in at least 20 years
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If there is one lesson the professional class needs to learn about the last 15 years, it is this: There is *nothing* more radicalizing in modern politics than a middle-middle class person observing somone on public assistance outbidding them for middle-class experiences
Saw some lady write an essay about how much she hates the poor on EBT because they get cheap zoo admission and her “middle class” family has to pay $100, which just shows how brainwashed people are in this country because if $100 is a meaningful spend you’re not middle class
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Update: they split and they're a gay they/them now lol
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You could literally just open a Google home decor store, upload 100 products a day from Temu, scale every single day with 10-20% and do $10K a day without ever needing to touch your store.
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i’ll say it again. indie game dev is the new bitcoin. make a fun game and make it cheap. you’ll make your money and you’ll have fun doing it. plug claude up with your game engine, and have fun. ignore all ai haters, just make the fucking game.
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Today I learned about the All Souls examination, which is reputed to be the hardest exam in the world. To even be considered, you need to have a degree from, or be a current graduate student of Oxford. Hundreds of people sit and only two people pass every year. Attached is last year's general exam. Before I saw it, I wondered, how hard could it be. Well, it turns out…it's "Defend ghosting.", "Does a pope matter?", and "Is body language a language?" hard:
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A masterclass on how to run a COMPANY by yourself with just one weekend of setup:
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To the people trying to rebuild their relationship with God in their 30's I pray you find my account.❤️
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