Laird of Strathglass | Futures Trader | Full-Time Idler

London, England
Joined June 2016
😅 back to that one
U.S. AND IRAN REPORTEDLY BACK NEW DIPLOMATIC PROPOSAL Qatar and Pakistan have reportedly presented a compromise proposal with preliminary U.S. and Iranian approval, according to informed sources. The plan reportedly includes confidential IAEA inspections of Iranian nuclear sites and a partial concession involving $6 billion in Iranian funds frozen in Qatar. Source: Al-Araby Al-Jadeed, citing informed sources — October 20, 2026
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My minds saying NQ holds ...but maaa boooody maa boooody..is saying nooo.
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JUST IN: British man who set out to walk around the entire world in 1998 finally returns home after 28 years, covering over 31,000 miles across 29 countries without transportation.
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Watching this sec. state speech by the sunset acropolis, haughty copied words about freedom and men's pursuit of excellence, sort of like populism has peaked at this deranged avengers reality moment.
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KREMLIN STATED THAT THE SUBJECT OF U.S. MILITARY BASES IN GREENLAND IS A CONCERN FOR THE INVOLVED COUNTRIES. KREMLIN NOTES GERMANY'S AFD PARTY IS GAINING POPULARITY AND THEY SEEK CONVERSATIONS WITH MOSCOW, WHICH THEY FIND INTERESTING.
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Metatarsal injury. Austria a & e - 20 mins - 2 staff seen. UK follow up a&e - currently at 2.5 hours. 7 staff 4 receptionists. Xray , nurse, doctor. ( the best bit was the receptionist of the receptionist. I've so far had to explain issue 4x) This system is just fucked.
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I'm not gunna lie couldn't feel my testicles fir about a week , on my wti short. I felt them again just now. That fkng Saudi EW absolutely ruined me. A week of hedging , shitting myself when out with friends in Wells with zero reception. Good times
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Anyone dismissing the recent China rumours as “just rumours” needs a master class in Chinese history. For 3000 years, rumours have always been instruments of political mobilisation and change: Chen Sheng’s prophecy concealed in a fish’s belly; Liu Bang’s tale of killing the white snake; the CCP’s denunciations of the “four big families” as symbols of Nationalist corruption; and the alleged secret order attributed to Chiang Kai-shek not to resist Japan. In Chinese history, rumours are rarely just rumours. In the right hands, they can become political weapons—testing public sentiment, delegitimising rivals, shaping collective memory, and preparing the ground for change.
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Almost certain this will be the moment l go off shore
NEW: Andy Burnham has warned the budget will be “challenging” and he will have to take “difficult decisions” because of the deteriorating economic picture “We will take difficult decisions to make sure the economy remains on track” “It’s going to be challenging, because the picture around the world is challenging” That’s a new message from the prime minister who until now has been talking about restoring “hope” to Britain
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Someone's defending 100 wti , gunna need a Pakistan ' talks ' piece to stop it.... Counting ..10 ...9..
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Weird that @GaryLineker , hand over some of that Qatar million?
The Telegraph have discovered that the so-called “Patriotic Millionaires" 'Proud to Pay' campaign was followed by a mere £550 in two donations made by anonymous members of the public. The Treasury received a £400 donation on July 28 and a separate £150 donation on July 31, a Telegraph FOI request revealed. At the time Labour's Chief Secretary to the Treasury, Emma Reynolds, said: “There’s a link on gov. uk if they want to pay more taxes.” “We are proud to pay and here to stay" the so-called millionaires wrote in their letter. The first part was a lie.
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Thanks for sharing, keep coming back.
After @OpenAI Astra’s release yesterday scoring 99.9% on the ARC-AGI-3 benchmark, I think it’s become clear that AGI is no longer some distant hypothetical. About 15 minutes after the benchmarks came out, I booked the first flight I could find to Jackson Hole. I’ve now decided to relocate here permanently and begin establishing a life with as little exposure to AI as practically possible. I’m currently evaluating houses based primarily on distance from town, whether they have a wood-burning stove, whether the water comes from a well, and how many important systems can still function if the internet disappears forever. I’ve also started transitioning my daily life away from anything that could plausibly become agentic. I paid for coffee with cash this morning. I asked a human being for directions. I bought a paper map. I have begun referring to Google Maps as “the old system.” I’m also looking into purchasing a horse. At this point horses remain one of the only major transportation platforms with no API, no OTA updates, and no realistic path to MCP support. I’ve started moving important documents to paper. I bought a typewriter and I’m learning which vegetables can survive a Wyoming winter. Longer term, I’m hoping to assemble a small community of people with complementary pre-AGI skills: farming, carpentry, dentistry, medicine and cooking. LMK if interested. Whatever happens next, I’ve made my choice. I’ll be in Wyoming splitting firewood and waiting for the compute to run out.
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Bout to pound wti if she creeps any higher. My sweet crude short
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Tripple dosed on espresso in a Salzburg cafe ... send a cigar and a stretcher. Stat. This is getting out of hand.
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BREAKING 🚨: Michael Burry S&P 500 is now up more than 90% since Michael Burry told us to sell
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