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Dec 29
CÓMO ENVIAR MENSAJES DE TEXTO COMO UN PROFESIONAL:

(Envíale un mensaje de texto a una chica que te gusta y excítala)

La mayoría de los hombres nunca lo sabrán

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1. LAS MUJERES RESPONDEN A LA EMOCIÓN, NO A LA LÓGICA
La mayoría de los hombres cometen el error de ser lógicos al escribir mensajes. Explican hechos, hacen preguntas directas y creen que están creando una conexión.

Pero las mujeres tienen una predisposición emocional. Anhelan sentimientos, no solo información.

Tus textos deben:

• Despertar la curiosidad.
• Generar anticipación.
• Aprovecha sus fantasías.

Ejemplo:
Malo (Lógico): “¿Cuál es tu película favorita?”

Bueno (emocional): "¿Cuál es una película que siempre te hace llorar?"

La segunda pregunta se adentra en su mundo emocional y la hace SENTIR.
2. LAS MUJERES SE PRUEBAN A TRAVÉS DEL SILENCIO

Cuando no responde, la mayoría de los hombres entran en pánico y le envían mensajes de seguimiento. Mala jugada.

Su silencio es una prueba subconsciente de tu masculinidad para ver si pierdes el marco.

Las mujeres no respetan a los hombres que buscan la validación.

Aquí está el secreto:

• No reacciones emocionalmente.
• Iguala su energía o incluso retírate.

Cuando ella vea que no te afecta, sentirá la necesidad de volver a comprometerse.

Recuerda: las mujeres persiguen a quien se retira.
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Dec 29
Final 2025 Newsetter: We're in The Enshittifinancial Crisis, the fourth stage of enshittification, where companies turn on their shareholders. Unprofitable, unsustainable AI threatens future of venture capital, private equity and the markets themselves.
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Enshittification's first 3 stages - from a platform people love to a platform businesses profit off of to a platform that hurts consumers and businesses alike - are well-known. I argue we're in a fourth stage where stocks have become enshittified too.
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We’re bearing witness to the enshittification of the stock market, where toxic companies appreciate in value despite their toxicity, recklessness and waste, aided and abetted by analysts who not only ignore the toxicity but actively celebrate it.

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Dec 29
This thread covers the growing mass-protests that just erupted in Iran against the Islamic regime

We’ll delve into the economic reasons behind them, the influence of the 12-Day-War with Israel and why Crown Prince @pahlavireza’s return could get Iran back on track

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Major protests and strikes have reignited in Iran.

Shopkeepers in Tehran’s Grand Bazaar and central commercial districts closed their businesses yesterday in response to the sharp decline of the Iranian rial.

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The protests began with strikes in markets such as the iron market, Shoush home appliances market, Charsou mall, and mobile phone trading centers in Tehran.

Merchants gathered outside closed shops to demonstrate against worsening economic conditions.

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Dec 29
Elizabeth Blackburn's work illuminated telomere protection, but the "telomere clock" overemphasizes replication limits. True timing is quantum-coherent, light-melanin-TTFL driven—decentralized, open to environment.

Modern diseases often stem from mismatched light environments disrupting this coherence, not calories or genes alone. Prioritizing natural light/dark cycles restores timing upstream of telomeres. The current narratives around telomere biology set back understanding 25 yrs. It pushed it back into biochemistry when it needs to be pulled forward 50 yrs with a biophysical lens instead. It is a modern centralized science parallax.
2. Heat as Motion

Take heat. When you rub your hands together and feel that warmth rising, what's really happening?The atoms and molecules in your skin aren't gaining some mystical "heat substance." They're just jiggling faster because kinetic energy ramped up by friction, translated into random vibrations.Faster motion = higher temperature. It's not a "thing" you add; it's the invisible frenzy of particles turned into a sensation on your nerves.

Telomere Length as a Ledger of That Motion

Now extend the analogy: just as heat is motion turned into a feeling, telomere length is (disordered) heat which is a cumulative molecular chaos which turns heat into a ledger.

Telomeres don't actively "tick" like a clock driving aging forward. They're passive caps on chromosomes, eroded by the downstream friction of life: oxidative stress (uncontrolled electron leaks creating reactive species), inflammation (immune overdrive generating more chaos), mitochondrial heteroplasmy (faulty energy factories amplifying disorder), and repair failures.

Each bout of systemic strain leaves a mark as shortened repeats which are a receipt of unresolved entropy. The faster the invisible particles shake out of coherence (from poor light timing, nnEMF, or metabolic mismatch), the more that ledger accrues damage.Image
3. Feynman indeed marveled at energy as a "strange quantity"—conserved yet endlessly shape-shifting, like a bookkeeper's ledger that never loses a penny but constantly rewrites the entries.
You strike a hammer on metal: kinetic motion transforms into atomic vibrations (heat), which might radiate as infrared light, or drive chemical reactions. The total energy remains eternal, per the first law of thermodynamics is never created, never destroyed, only transformed. But here's the deeper link to aging: while energy is conserved, its quality degrades with time.

The second law dictates entropy must increase in closed systems that usable, ordered energy disperses into useless, disordered heat.

Living systems are open: we import low-entropy sunlight (via plants or directly through photoreception), transform it into chemical bonds (ATP), motion, repair.

Yet locally, in cells and tissues, entropy accrues in electronic, magnetic, and geometry via misfolded proteins, damaged mitochondria, oxidative leaks, shortened telomeres as ledgers of unresolved chaos.

Aging emerges as the inexorable flow toward disorder: energy transformations become less efficient, coherence in cells fades over time.
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Dec 29
Måndagsrörelsens möte #191 på ett soligt Norrmalmstorg (i alla fall husfasaderna nåddes av ljuset) leddes som vanligt av Fredrik Malm och Gunnar Hökmark.
Ukraina måste förhandla, inte bara med Ryssland, utan med ett USA som agerar närmast som ombud för Ryssland. Image
Nu måste Europa stå starkt och bilda opinion - både på vår kontinent och i USA, där en majoritet vill stödja Ukraina.
Snart har vi stått här i 200 måndagar och kriget går snart in på sitt femte år. Image
Joar Forssell är riksdagsledamot för L och sitter i Utrikesutskottet.
Putin förstör julen i Ukraina med sina bombningar men ukrainarna står emot och är allas våra hjältar.
Man talar nu om fredsavtal men vem vågar tro på ett sådant? Vi minns ännu avtalet i München 1938. Image
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Dec 29
Hey, look! It’s Amber McReynolds!

She’s the GCHQ spy from LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS helping MICHAEL CHERTOFF and OTHER 9/11 & COVID TERRORISTS and ‘ELECTIONS OFFICIALS’ JEWS STEAL our fucking elections!
RE: AMBER MCREYNOLDS

Before you ask yourself ‘how the fuck can he REMEMBER all this shit?’, you should first understand something — you can’t even BEGIN to fathom the amount of time and work I’ve put in.

Your boy is the most underpaid dude in America.🫡

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Dec 29
Gemini 3 de Google permite hacer cosas visualmente INCREÍBLES

Descubre 10 ejemplos brutales + prompts para copiar y pegar ↓ Image
## 1. Fotografía de producto de bebidas con efectos líquidos

Prompt ↓

{
"structured_beverage_prompts": [
{
"product": {
"name": "Vanilla Crème Brew",
"container_description": "lata mate color crema, suavemente empañada con humedad"
},
"scene": {
"setting": "mesa de café de mármol en París",
"liquid_action": "líquido dorado caramelo-latte cayendo en cascada sobre la mesa, creando un splash con gotas suspendidas elegantemente",
"surrounding_elements": "vainas de vainilla y granos de café girando graciosamente alrededor de la lata"
},
"cinematography": {
"camera_movement": "se desliza hacia adelante y luego gira",
"lighting": "iluminación pastel cálida y luz de contorno estilo ventana",
"intended_effect": "revelación de héroe refinada y lujosa"
},
"action_sequence": "Comenzar con la cascada de líquido; la lata se eleva desde el splash."
},
{
"product": {
"name": "Strawberry Cake Drink",
"container_description": "lata perfectamente vertical, cubierta con condensación realista, con etiqueta nítida y legible "Strawberry Cake""
},
"scene": {
"setting": "superficie reflectante",
"liquid_action": "chorro de líquido rojo brillante de fresa vertiendo desde arriba, formando un splash dramático en el centro con gotas suspendidas en el aire",
"surrounding_elements": "fresas y pequeños trozos tipo pastel estallan hacia afuera"
},
"cinematography": {
"initial_speed": "cámara lenta",
"action_intensification": "el movimiento se intensifica a medida que los elementos estallan hacia afuera"
},
"action_sequence": "Comenzar con el líquido vertiendo; cuando el splash se asienta, la lata se eleva limpiamente del líquido."
},
{
"product": {
"name": "Midnight Spark – Bold & Juicy",
"container_description": "lata de aluminio elegante, púrpura medianoche profundo con racimos de uvas ilustrados y hojas verdes, cubierta con gotas de condensación fría"
},
"scene": {
"setting": "centro del encuadre",
"liquid_action": "splash dramático de jugo de uva púrpura vívido que estalla hacia arriba y hacia afuera desde detrás de la lata en un movimiento simétrico tipo corona",
"surrounding_elements": "cubos de hielo cristalinos congelados en el aire"
},
"photography_style": {
"type": "Fotografía de producto de bebida de lujo ultra-realista",
"genre": "Estilo publicitario comercial de bebidas",
"aesthetic": "Estética de marca premium",
"composition": "Composición centrada"
},
"technical_specifications": {
"focus": "Profundidad de campo reducida, Enfoque nítido",
"quality": "Ultra-detallado, Fotorrealista, claridad 8K, Simulación de líquido hiperrealista"
}
}
],
"universal_negative_prompt": "caricatura, ilustración, iluminación plana, borroso, baja resolución, aspecto plástico, colores sobresaturados, texto distorsionado, palabras mal escritas, lata deformada, logos extra, marca de agua, ruido, desenfoque de movimiento"
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## 2. Serie cinematográfica con múltiples ángulos de cámara

Prompt ↓

Usa MI IMAGEN DE REFERENCIA como sujeto principal.
Respeta exactamente mi rostro, proporciones, expresión y rasgos sin modificarlos.

Genera una serie de tomas cinematográficas del mismo sujeto, variando únicamente el ÁNGULO DE CÁMARA y el LENGUAJE VISUAL, manteniendo coherencia total de identidad.

**Escenas y ángulos:**
- Plano contrapicado extremo (low angle) para transmitir poder y autoridad
- Plano picado suave (high angle) para una sensación introspectiva
- Plano lateral 90° con profundidad de campo realista
- Over-the-shoulder shot cinematográfico
- Close-up extremo con microtexturas de piel visibles
- Plano holandés (Dutch angle) sutil para tensión visual
- Cámara a nivel del suelo mirando hacia arriba
- Cámara elevada tipo dron indoor mirando hacia abajo
- Plano medio con lente anamórfica
- Plano frontal simétrico estilo póster editorial

**Iluminación:**
Iluminación realista de estudio o luz natural cinematográfica según el ángulo.
Sombras coherentes, contraste suave, sin iluminación artificial irreal.

**Óptica:**
Lentes realistas (35mm, 50mm, 85mm), bokeh natural, profundidad de campo auténtica.

**Estilo:**
Ultra realista, look cinematográfico, sin caricatura, sin efecto IA visible.
Nada de duplicaciones, nada de deformaciones, nada de cambio de identidad.

**Calidad:**
Alta resolución, detalle profesional, estética de rodaje de película.Image
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Dec 29
Everyone is obsessed with TESTOSTERONE.

But here are 5 other hormones that control your muscle, mood, belly fat, and lifespan (and how to optimize them): 🧵

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Cortisol:

Short-term cortisol boosts focus.

Long-term? Disastrous:
• Muscle loss
• Belly fat accumulation
• Brain shrinkage & memory loss

Fix:
• 10-min morning walk (sunlight + movement)
• Cold showers (↓ cortisol by 25%)
• Ashwagandha (600 mg/day)
@dr_ericberg
2. Thyroid Hormones (T3/T4): Metabolism

Think of thyroid hormones as the thermostat for your energy.

Low Thyroid
• Fatigue & brain fog
• Depression & anxiety
• Stubborn body fat & cold hands/feet

Fix:
• selenium
• Zinc

1 in 8 men have dysfunctional thyroid
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Dec 29
Como jogar Ps2 no PC com PCSX2
Tutorial do zero básico até jogar

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Entre no site do PCSX2 e baixe o emulador eu recomendo a versão portátil em "download". Extraia os arquivos e execute o emulador em "pcsx2-qt.exe" e vai abrir essa tela pcsx2.netImage
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Baixe as bios do Ps2 (que são o sistemas operacional da play2 das regiões que foram lançados) são ilegais, o uso mas tá ai o link.

Escolha essa opção do Pack, caso quando veja isso no futuro e não funcione esse link só procure no google que é easy. pcsx2bios.com/download-ps2-b…Image
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Dec 29
I spent several weeks investigating antisemitism and extremism at @ucl, one of Britain’s most prestigious universities.
Almost every day I was confronted by more shocking stuff:

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There’s extremism among the lecturers:
In November, Dr Samar Maqusi, a former UCL researcher lecturing at the university on the origins of Zionism, held a lecture repeating the anti-Jewish conspiracy that Jews had murdered a monk and used his blood to bake holy bread – “a blood libel”.
Another, professor of ophthalmology Michel Michaelides, reposted tweets about “cult Zions” controlling the BBC, and a third, James Smith, a lecturer in humanitarian policy and practice, joined Greta Thunberg on a flotilla to break the blockade of Gaza.
Not forgetting, either, that the university’s lecturers’ union (the UCU) passed a motion shortly after the Hamas attacks calling for “intifada until victory” and this year has been attacking its institution for its “complicity” in normalising relations with Israel. UCL’s obsession with Israel appears well embedded.Image
And it’s there among the students too:
Two former students have been charged with Palestine Action terrorist offences. Qesser Zuhrah, 20, who was studying social sciences at UCL before being arrested over alleged offences linked to the activities of Palestine Action, one of six members of the “Filton 24”, ended her hunger strike on Wednesday after refusing food for 48 days.
Zahra Farooque, a former student who graduated with a degree in history in 2021, is also remanded in custody after being arrested by counter-terrorism police and charged with aggravated burglary, criminal damage and violent disorder for damaging property at Israel-based Elbit Systems’ weapons factory in Filton, Gloucestershire, in August 2024.
Separately, earlier this month, UCL neuroscience student Mohammed Nasser was arrested after allegedly assaulting a pro-Israel demonstrator in Brighton.Image
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Dec 29
A Thread 🧵

On December 24, 2025, Algeria’s parliament unanimously passed a landmark law criminalising France’s 132-year colonial occupation. For the first time, the North African country once described as the “Mecca of Revolutionaries” by African liberation icon Amilcar Cabral, legally codified the tragedies of 1830–1962, demanding an official apology and full reparations for over a century of systematic destruction.
With French rule a dark era marked by brutality and theft, we looked at ten of the worst crimes.Image
On 24 December 2025, Algeria’s parliament passed a law declaring France’s colonisation of the country a crime.
Lasting from 1830 to 1962, French rule over Algeria was marked by mass killings, brutality and theft. Here are 10 of the worst crimes. Image
1. Looting

As part of the 1830 invasion of Algeria, France looted the Algiers treasury, with 43 million Francs shipped back to France.
As the colonial plunder continued, historians estimate that France remains in possession of
110 tons of Algerian gold and silver, alongside $80 to $180 billion in today’s money.Image
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Dec 29
SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS was released 88 years ago. The first feature length animated film to come out of the United States, and one of Hollywood’s most groundbreaking films, the story of how it was created is worthy of a Disney movie of its own…

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In 1812, German folk storytellers Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm published a collection called Grimm’s Fairy Tales. Tale 53 was a story of a magic mirror, Evil Queen and young princess. Their final story revision came in 1854, by which point the name of the piece was Snow White.

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As filmmaking popularised as a storytelling medium, adaptations of the Snow White began to appear. A now-lost 1902 silent film was made. It was then made for Broadway in 1912, the stage version being adapted as a second silent film in 1916.

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Dec 29
This ancient king was given everything by God:

King Solomon.

But even with all the wealth, wisdom, and power in the world…

He still let it all slip away.

Here’s the fascinating truth behind the story of King Solomon: Image
1. The Divine Offer

When Solomon became king, God appeared to him in a dream:

"Ask for anything you want and I'll give it to you."

Solomon could've asked for:

• A long life
• Endless wealth
• Military dominance
• Power over his enemies

Instead, he asked for wisdom to govern his people well.

God was so impressed that He gave Solomon everything else, too.
2. The Peak of Success

What followed was unprecedented prosperity:

• His kingdom stretched from Egypt to the Euphrates
• Gold flowed in like water
• He wrote 3,000 proverbs
• He built the magnificent Temple in Jerusalem
• Kings traveled 1,000s of miles just to hear him speak

Solomon became the richest, wisest, most powerful man alive.

By every metric, he had "made it."Image
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Dec 29
Introduction to the Challenger 3 Challenges

Views my own, corrections and comments welcome - it’s about the debate.

1/25 The United Kingdom’s Ministry of Defence (MoD) has long prided itself on maintaining a capable armoured force, with the Challenger series of main battle tanks (MBTs) serving as the backbone of its heavy armour since the 1980s. The transition from the Challenger 2 to the Challenger 3 represents a critical upgrade programme aimed at extending the life of these vehicles into the 2040s. However, this endeavour has been beset by a myriad of challenges, ranging from technical hurdles such as weight management and turret integration to logistical issues like component shortages and the reactivation of stored vehicles. These problems are not isolated; they reflect broader systemic difficulties within the British Army’s armoured vehicle procurement, as evidenced by the troubled Ajax programme. In this thread, I’ll attempt to examine these challenges in detail, drawing on official reports, defence analyses, and comparative insights from other nations such as Germany and Poland. I’ll argue that while the decision to upgrade existing Challenger 2 hulls rather than procure new platforms may have seemed cost-effective, it risks leaving the UK with an outdated and insufficiently modernised fleet, potentially compromising its strategic posture in an era of renewed great-power competition.
By comparing the UK’s approach to those of its NATO allies, this analysis highlights why the upgrade path may have been a suboptimal choice, perpetuating vulnerabilities in an increasingly contested global security environment.Image
Background on the Challenger 2

2/25 The Challenger 2, introduced in 1998, has been a stalwart of the British Army, renowned for its robust Dorchester armour and combat-proven reliability, including in operations in Iraq. By the 2010s, obsolescence concerns prompted the MoD to initiate the Life Extension Programme, which evolved into the Challenger 3 upgrade.Image
The Challenger 3 Upgrade Contract

3/25 This upgrade is under a £800 million contract awarded to Rheinmetall BAE Systems Land (RBSL) in 2021. It involves refurbishing 148 Challenger 2 hulls with a new turret featuring a smoothbore 120mm L55A1 gun, advanced Trophy active protection system (APS), and enhanced digital systems.Image
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Dec 29
Lymphatic drainage is the best way to clear brain fog, get rid of bloating, and reset your body's natural detox system.

Here are 5 simple fixes to improve lymphatic flow: 🧵 Image
The lymphatic system:

• Removes toxins
• Reduces swelling
• Absorbs fats & fat-soluble vitamins
• Destroys harmful cells (like cancer)

Without proper lymphatic flow, your body won't perform at 100%... Image
Here's how to start improving lymphatic flow:

1) Movement

Any form of exercise works great because your lymphatic system relies on muscle movement.

Rebounding is an incredible and often overlooked method.

Here's why it works (just 5-10min per day):
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Dec 29
Henri Landwirth, Holocaust survivor who forgave — and then gave kids the world
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Henri Landwirth, a Holocaust survivor, was shuttled for five years between German death and labor camps including Auschwitz, Matthausen and Ostrowitz. Image
2/n At the end of WWII, a German soldier marched Landwirth into the woods to be executed and, at the last minute, spared his life. Despite his horrific experiences as a child, Landwirth has become one of the world’s most noted individuals in child advocacy Image
3/n through his lifelong accomplishments and dedication to serving children.
In the years after WWII, Landwirth left his native country, Belgium, and came to the United States with $20 to his name.
Shortly after arriving, he was drafted to the U.S. Army.
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Dec 29
This rarely gets talked about...

Chronic stress is silently damaging your brain, body, and hormones.

Here are 10 brutal effects (backed by science)🧵

1. Belly fat.
Cortisol can increase abdominal fat, even if you’re not overeating.

It reprograms fat storage and makes your body cling to every calorie like it’s a famine.

To your body, this is survival.

If it doesn't feel safe enough, the stubborn fat will linger.
2. Muscle breakdown.

Chronically high cortisol signals your body to break down muscle for fuel.

You lose strength, speed, and metabolic power, even if you work out.

Less muscle also means less calories burned during rest.

Resulting in muscle loss... and fat gain.
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Dec 29
R.I.P generic prompting.

Context engineering is the new king.

Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google engineers don't write prompts like everyone else. They engineer context.

Here are 8 ways to use context in your prompts to get pro-level output from every LLM out there: Image
1/ PERSONA + EXPERTISE CONTEXT (For any task)

LLMs don't just need instructions. They need to "become" someone. When you give expertise context, the model activates completely different reasoning patterns.

A "senior developer" prompt produces code that's fundamentally different from a generic one.

Prompt:

"You are a [specific role] with [X years] experience at [top company/institution]. Your expertise includes [3-4 specific skills]. You're known for [quality that matters for this task].

Your communication style is [direct/analytical/creative].

Task: [your actual request]"Image
2/ REFERENCE CONTEXT (For websites & content)

All of us know this that LLMs hallucinate when they guess what you want.

When you show them exactly what "good" looks like, they stop guessing. Reference context transforms vague requests into precise execution.

This is how agencies get consistent brand voice across hundreds of outputs.

Prompt:

"REFERENCE EXAMPLES:
[Paste 2-3 examples of the style/format you want]

WHAT MAKES THESE WORK:
- [Pattern 1 you noticed]
- [Pattern 2 you noticed]
- [Pattern 3 you noticed]

NOW CREATE:
[Your specific request] following the exact patterns above. "Image
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Dec 29
To highlight Russia's willingness to negotiate and because we tend to lose track of facts and statements, I've compiled a list of all threats and predictions made over the past 2 years by Dmitry Medvedev, former president and current deputy chair of Russia's Security Council.🧵 Image
January-February 2024

Russia to soon get Alaska.
Texas to become independent with Russian help.
Threatens Sweden with annihilation.
Threatens British PM with cluster munitions.
Threatens Ukraine with nuclear missiles.
French farmers to start a revolution against Macron. Image
March-April 2024

European ambassadors to be kicked out of Russia then all of Europe to get nuked.
Claims Latvia doesn't exist.
The French and the Anglo-Saxons threatened be nuked.
Threatens Latvia with nuclear weapons.
The French and Germans threatened to be nuked again. Image
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Dec 29
this is the best prompt of 2025

but it's so long I have to make a thread to share it 👇

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Like I was saying, I tried this prompt on @higgsfield_ai using Nano Banana Pro, and all you need to do is upload the character images separately and use the prompt. Here's the prompt, broken down for you.

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DIRECTIVE: Generate a "Double Exposure" ... Image
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vintage 80s studio portrait of the provided subject(s). High-end kitsch aesthetic.

SUBJECTS & ROLES (Dynamic Logic):
STRICT LIKENESS: Use attached image(s) as the primary source for facial features.

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Dec 29
The most influential psychologist of the 20th century wrote private letters to his children.

They weren’t about therapy.

They were about how to survive being human without losing your soul.

Here are 9 principles Carl Jung QUIETLY taught his children—that most people never hear about: 🧵Image
First, understand who Jung was:

• Medical doctor + psychiatrist
• Founder of analytical psychology
• Broke with Freud at the height of his career
• Studied myth, religion, alchemy, and dreams
• Treated world leaders, artists, and thinkers

But his most radical work wasn’t in books.

It was in how he taught his children to live.Image
Principle 1: “Do not become what the world wants from you.”

Jung warned his children that society rewards adaptation—but punishes authenticity.

“If you live only as you are expected, you will become empty.”

The task wasn’t to be successful.

It was to become whole.
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Dec 29
I used to think people were rational.

Then I found FBI files on Hanns Scharff's "weaponized kindness" technique.

He extracted secrets from 480 Allied pilots without breaking a sweat.

Learn his mind-boggling techniques (they're the ultimate lesson in human nature): Image
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Picture this: 1943, Nazi Germany.

A captured American fighter pilot expects torture.

Instead, his interrogator offers homemade apple strudel and asks about his hometown.

The pilot relaxes. Fatal mistake.

Meet Hanns Scharff - the man who weaponized kindness. Image
Scharff wasn't supposed to be there.

Born into wealth in 1907, he was groomed to run his family's textile empire.

By 1939, he was living in South Africa with his British wife.

Then WWII broke out while he was vacationing in Germany.

Trapped. Drafted. Destiny calling... Image
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Dec 29
Harvard University just released free online courses.

No payment required.

Here are the best courses you don’t want to miss in 2025: Image
1. Artificial Intelligence in Business

Learn how to create business value using AI and machine learning.

What you’ll learn:
→ AI fundamentals for business
→ Machine learning use cases
→ Strategic decision-making with AI

🔗 pll.harvard.edu/course/ai-stra…
2. Data Science: Machine Learning

Master the science behind modern data-driven systems.

What you’ll learn:
→ Machine learning basics
→ Popular ML algorithms
→ Recommendation systems
→ Model evaluation techniques

🔗 pll.harvard.edu/course/data-sc…
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Dec 29
1/ Roald Dahl, a Lost Child, and Why This Still Matters

Before Roald Dahl became one of the most beloved children’s authors in the world, he was a father who experienced something unbearable: the sudden loss of his child.

This is not a political story.
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2/ In 1962, Roald Dahl’s daughter Olivia, just 7 years old, fell ill with measles.

At first, it seemed routine.
Then came encephalitis — brain inflammation.

Within days, she was gone.

There was no vaccine available yet. Image
3/ Dahl later wrote about the moment he realized she could no longer hold a pencil or speak clearly.

A father watching the light leave his child — knowing there was nothing medicine could do.

No warning.
No treatment.
No second chance. Image
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