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On the most aggressive timelines, quantum computers could crack old Bitcoin wallets within this cycle. Only two blockchains running today are built to be quantum-resistant: Quantus and Algorand. A big story with so few coins is what makes this narrative asymmetric.
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Jeffrey Epstein is why the simulation has to be dismantled. He knew what the elites have known for a long time. That this isn’t base reality and the rich and powerful sacrifice people for their own advancement in the game. It's beyond time to remove these people from office.
Study the Hermetic Principles and you will understand how this knowledge used to trap you and manipulate you is the same knowledge that can free you. These 7 principles are the framework for the simulation.
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Bitcoin Bounced, My Buy Zones for ETH, XRP, SOL, NEAR, ZEC, HYPE, and More xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1AKEmvrAY…
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Mark Zuckerberg was 22 when Yahoo offered $1 billion for Facebook, and his own team wanted him to take it. He went to Steve Jobs instead.
Jobs told him to go to India.
In the video below, Zuckerberg tells India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi what happened next.
"This is a story that I haven't told publicly and very few people know."
Facebook was 2 years old, with about 10 million users. Zuckerberg said no to Yahoo.
It was a tough patch, he says. A lot of people wanted to buy Facebook and thought he should sell.
So he went to one of his mentors, Steve Jobs.
Jobs told him to visit the temple in India he had gone to while figuring out what Apple should be.
Zuckerberg traveled for almost a month. It "reinforced for me the importance of what we were doing."
For early employees with stock, a $1 billion sale is a life-changing payout. Saying no means years of waiting, maybe for nothing.
Within a year of saying no to Yahoo, his entire management team had quit.
He never sold. Today Meta is worth over $1.4 trillion.
Yahoo offered $1 billion.
Steve Jobs offered a temple.
Would you have taken $1 billion at 22, or the ticket to India?
Save the video, and follow for more money stories from behind the world's biggest names.
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JUST IN: The EU labeled USDC its first "significant" stablecoin.
- From Nov 12, the EU banking regulator directly supervises its reserves
- Only 1 of the 45 registered stablecoins got this label
If you hold USDC, the EU now checks the money behind it
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He's going to be the next CEO of Meta isn't he....
> be Alexandr Wang
> grow up in Los Alamos, parents are physicists at the national lab
> drop out of MIT at 19
> start Scale AI, labeling data for every AI lab on earth
> youngest self-made billionaire in the world at 24
> Zuckerberg pays $14.3B for 49% of your company
> and hires you to run Meta's superintelligence lab
> rebuild Meta's whole AI org in a few months
> Zuck writes a check for $100-200 billion
> asks if you're sure it's going to work
> "certainly not clear at all that it was going to work."
> ship Muse Wonder anyway
> Meta's own tests put it next to Fable 5.1 and GPT-6 Astra
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who the f*ck let a spider read my prompt... i am never writing one by hand again
i thought my prompt was clean, i had run it for weeks, then i let the spider read it like a stranger, 181 words, and the first score was 37 out of 100
→ every word tagged as a claim, an owner, a file, an approval or vague
→ the vague ones went into my second brain and came back with what i had already decided, 45 links
→ the 12 it could not resolve were flagged for me
→ 0 words guessed
final score 82, and i did not rewrite a single line.
the prompt was never bad, it was disconnected from everything i already knew, and now the spider pulls that context in so i stop typing it by hand.
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Sam Altman (CEO of Open AI):
"You no longer need to write prompts."
In just 38 minutes, he explains how to use ChatGpt at a level that most people can't even imagine.
It's talk he gave to stanford students. A friend sent me the recording last night.
After watching it, I realized I was only taking advantage of about 15% of what this tool can really do.
Watch it in full and then read the guide l leave below on how to create a system that prompts itself.
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Roger Avary tells Joe Rogan about the predictive programming that desensitized us to the idea of Satanic elites eating b*bies.
