How Jeff Bezos (aka Pill Gates) rolling into the Pharma sector
“And when Alexander saw the breadth of his domain, he wept, for there were no more worlds to conquer.”
Jeffrey Preston Bezos
Thank god for the Google Translate feature in Twitter.

It nailed this one:
Jeff Bezos' "Your margin is my opportunity" was mainstreamed on November 16th, 2012 from a Fortune article.

Coincidence? I think not.

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Ok, no i’m being told that 50% of Canadians live above the RED LINE.

Don’t know what to believe anymore:
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Someone just DM’d to say 100% of people who live in Canada live inside the BLUE LINES.

@JustinTrudeau, can we get clarification? Image
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15 Nov
Found a great Reddit thread putting historical dates into perspective.

Some gems 🧵.

1/ A well travelled man could have met Socrates, Confucius and Buddha. (500-400 BC) Image
2/ "The moon landing was only 66 years after the first manned aircraft flight (1903-1969). Within a lifetime, mankind went from not having flight technology to sending men 239,000 miles from the Earth."

(Orville Wright & Neil Armstrong were both alive at the same time for 8yrs) ImageImage
3/ On a related note...Cleopatra (b. 69 BC) lived closer in time to the moon landing (1969) than the construction of the pyramids (~2600 BC) Image
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Found some good ones 👇👇

1/ James Dyson created the Dyson vacuum design after seeing how sawmills use cyclone force to eject sawdust.
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• Watch (interchangeable parts)
• Canning (continuous flow manufacturing)
• Meatpacking (Ford reversed the "disassembly" part of the meatpacking process - AKA chopping up cows)
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1/ Unofficial list of best deals ever (minimum gain of $1B)

1. Eduardo Saverin - FB (2004): $15k --> $14B (return = 866,666x)
2. US - Louisiana (1803): $15m -> $1T (66,000x)
3. Naspers - Tencent (2001): $32m -> $200B (6000x)
4. Softbank - Alibaba (2000): $20m -> $100B (5000x)
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5. P. Theil - FB (2004): $500k --> $1B (2000x)
6. Sequoia/Kleiner - GOOGL (1999): $13m --> $20B (1500x)
7. FB - IG (2012): $1B -> $250B (250x)
8. GOOGL - Youtube: $1.6B --> $300B (200x)
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10. Roche - DNA (1990): $2B --> $100B (50x)
3/ Honorable mentions

* John Paulson - CDS (2007): $3B -> $15B (only 5x but considered "greatest trade ever")

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