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Replying to @cryptopunksbot
How do we know both accounts are not controlled by the same guy or the same group? It literally costs zero to paint any price and then dump these on real investors
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Punk 7804 bought for 4,200 ETH ($7,566,173.88 USD) by 0xf4b4a5 from 0x03911f. larvalabs.com/cryptopunks/de… #cryptopunks #ethereum
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The world becomes easier to understand and succeed in when you realize it's largely held together by duct tape, superglue, and people making shit up as they go along
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Change is the only constant in the universe. Let go of the old and breathe in the new. Recycle and renew your entire being. Dive into the flow of life; let it guide you on the path.
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The secret to happiness is learning how to ignore that which doesn't really matter.
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The two skills of modern business:
Storytelling and spreadsheets.
Know the numbers. Craft the narrative.
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Replying to @JamesClear
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This is the sure path to learning: question everything.
Curiosity killed the cat...but satisfaction brought it back.
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"To know is to know that you don't know" - Socrates
Always stay hungry for knowledge.
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We might not be able to change a situation but one thing we can do for sure is to change our attitude towards any circumstance.
Attitude is everything💯
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The 3 C's of life: choices, chances and changes. You must make a choice to take a chance or your life will never change.
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“If you want to look good in front of thousands, you have to outwork thousands in front of nobody.”
—Damian Lillard
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If you simply remain with the problem, don't run away from it or find escape in some distraction, the problem will either be solved or dissolved.
No problem can survive confrontation. Problems exist only in the darkness of unawareness.
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We read a lot, but we don't think.
Reading is easy, thinking is hard.
We read passively rather than questioning actively and pondering what we read.
We rely on others' thinking, not realizing they might be wrong.
If we start thinking we might do it better than those we read.
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The word 'Xerox', which today is synonymous to every photo-copier, was adopted against the vehement advice of many of the firm's consultants, who feared that the public would find it unpronounceable.














