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🧵 THREAD: "House of Singham" : Neville Singham's mega-exposure.

This is part 1 out of 5 in a mega-project exposing Neville Singham and his money flows. Honored to have been friends with @AsraNomani throughout this.

I'm going to explain this article below - but you should also click through it, because it shows the amazing depth and scope of research which Asra has done. 👇

As always, patience as I pull together the thread.

@AsraNomani Neville Roy Singham is one of our most infamous financers in the revolutionary network. He has funneled $278 MILLION into a network of ~2,000 organizations that push pro-China, anti-American propaganda across five continents.

It starts with a wedding.

Jamaica, February 2017. Singham (tech fortune from Thoughtworks) marries Jodie Evans (co-founder of CodePink). Four days of lectures, panels, and late-night strategy sessions.

The wedding itinerary featured a panel called "The Future of the Left." Not subtle.

1/ $META's AI lab (MSL) rebuilt their entire research stack from scratch and the first model off that stack is already showing better token efficiency than most competitors. Anthropic's CFO explained on Invest like the Best why that variable compounds through the entire R&D flywheel: cheaper RL, faster iteration, each model generation accelerating the next. This dynamic is unappreciated by investors and highlights why Muse Spark should make one bullish about META’s model trajectory. 🧵

2/ First, context on the rebuild. Wang says MSL undertook a "full-on renovation" of the core research stack. They didn't patch or iterate, they rebuilt from the ground up with some of the industry’s best researchers who were directly involved in building these stacks at competing AI labs. The goal was to do everything "the right way."

3/ The clearest evidence: token efficiency. On Artificial Analysis, Muse Spark achieves similar results to leading models using far fewer tokens. Wang suspects competitors have "some level of fundamental inefficiency at another part of the stack that gets patched by enabling the models to think longer." Said differently, some labs are using brute-force reasoning tokens to compensate for architectural debt. MSL's clean stack avoids that tax.

ChatGPT can now write and design an entire book in 48 hours.

Here are 7 insane ChatGPT prompts to become a published author this week:

1. Book Positioning & Market Clarity

“Act as a professional publishing strategist. Based on my topic, target reader, and goal, define the book’s core promise, unique angle, reader transformation, and market positioning. Ensure the concept is clear, specific, and valuable. Topic: [insert topic]. Target audience: [describe].”

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> he turned himself into Tom Holland's Spider-Man
> and it reads as real because of one prompt line

1. higgsfield → create image (nano banana pro)
2. upload your normal photo
3. the prompt does the work:

> "ultra-realistic, no smoothing, no CGI look"
> "looks like real behind-the-scenes footage"

4. that image → kling motion control
5. your video left, the face right → generate
6. the character copies your every move

> everyone chases the model
> the realism lives in the prompt

https://x.com/RetroChainer/status/2051980350239191077

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🚨 BREAKING: Google Gemini can now analyze any stock like a Wall Street analyst (for free).

Here are 10 insane Gemini prompts that replace $4,000/month Bloomberg terminals:

(Save this 🔖 you’ll need it later)

1. Full Wall Street–Style Stock Analysis

Act like a senior Wall Street equity research analyst.

Analyze the stock: [TICKER].

Include:
• Business model and revenue streams
• Competitive advantages (moat)
• Industry trends
• Financial health (revenue growth, margins, debt)
• Key risks
• Valuation vs competitors
• Bull, bear, and base case scenarios
• 12–24 month outlook

Explain in simple terms but with professional insights.

2. Deep Financial Breakdown

Analyze the last 5 years of financials for [COMPANY/TICKER].

Break down:
• Revenue growth
• Net income trends
• Free cash flow
• Profit margins
• Debt levels
• Return on equity

Explain whether the company is financially strong or weakening.

Puedes saber qué tan bueno es un tipo en la cama por el primer lugar que toca.

🥉Promedio
・Tetas
・Labios
・Culo
Intenta ir directo al acto principal.

🥈Un poco bueno
・Detrás de las orejas
・Brazos superiores
・Nuca

🥇Abrumadoramente bueno ↓

🥇Abrumadoramente bueno↓
・Cabello
・Puntas de los dedos
・Cintura
Gradualmente acortando la distancia emocional de afuera hacia adentro.

A Stanford neuroscientist warns high cortisol wrecks memory, enlarges your fear center, and make your brain feel broken.

If I wanted to fix it naturally, I'd do these 8 things every day:

1. Walk barefoot on grass for 5–7 minutes.

Your feet contain ~200,000 nerve endings.

When they touch grass, soil, or sand, your brain receives a flood of sensory information from the body.

That sensory input pulls attention out of rumination and back into physical awareness.

Direct contact with the earth lowers cortisol and reduce stress-related inflammation markers.

That’s why barefoot walking can feel so regulating.

2. Get sunlight in first 30 minutes upon awakening.

Cortisol naturally spikes 30-60 min after waking — to fuel the day.

Without morning light, the spike never crashes. It stays elevated by 2 PM.

Your brain is bathing in cortisol it should've cleared hours ago.

BONE-CHILLING ⚡️

1963: This man found universe greatest secret.

There's a "switch" in the human mind that controls reality.

But using it comes with a *Warning.*

What he revealed next changed everything: 🧵

Meet Dr. Joseph Murphy.

Born in 1898 in Ireland, he was raised in faith but questioned its meaning.
As a young adult, he faced poverty and lacked purpose.

He asked the questions others avoided:

*What makes some thrive while others suffer?*

This question defined his mission.

Murphy moved to the U.S. in search of truth.

• He studied religion, philosophy, and psychology.
• He learned from spiritual leaders and scientists.
• He combined ancient wisdom with modern science.

In the process, he uncovered a simple truth that could change everything:

A woman walked into Verizon ready to change her phone number after 12 years.

She was getting 47 spam calls a week. Robocalls at 7am. Scam texts during meetings. Voicemails in Mandarin selling fake insurance.

She had blocked 200+ numbers. Reported them to the FTC. Downloaded three different spam apps. Nothing worked.

The calls kept coming.

She filled out the number change form and slid it across the counter: "I just want a clean start."

The rep looked at the form, then back at her phone.

"Before you lose your number forever, let me show you something. Your number isn't burned. It's exposed. There are 18 ways they're tracking you right now. The carriers won't tell you this because the data broker ecosystem pays them. Let's fix it."

Here's what he showed her in the next 11 minutes:

1. The "Decline Button" Trap

The Situation: Your phone buzzes. It’s an unknown number from a state you don't live in. Annoyed, you immediately hit the red "Decline" button. You think you are asserting control, rejecting the interaction, and protecting your valuable time.

The System: You need to realize that modern autodialers are not humans sitting in a cubicle hoping for a chat. They are predictive algorithms looking for a single data point: a human signal. When you hit decline, a SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) response is sent back to the server in milliseconds. You just sent an instant, undeniable confirmation that this phone number has a live, active human attached to it who is currently looking at their screen.

Why it works: The algorithm immediately upgrades your number from "unverified" to "premium active target." You will now be sold to other scammers for a higher price. The solution? Let it ring. Let it go to your voicemail organically. Do not press a button. Give them zero biological or digital response. You stay completely invisible to the detection algorithm.

The Takeaway: Stop confirming your existence. Start ghosting the machines.

2. The "STOP" Text Illusion

The Situation: You receive a generic, poorly spelled text message about a "locked" Amazon account or a delayed USPS package. At the bottom, it says "Reply STOP to opt out." You angrily type S-T-O-P and hit send, thinking you've legally forced them to leave you alone.

The System: Legitimate, highly regulated marketing agencies are bound by the TCPA (Telephone Consumer Protection Act) to honor your opt-out request. Offshore scammers operating out of unregulated jurisdictions use "STOP" as a tripwire. When you reply, the automated system logs a massive victory. It proves the number is active, the user reads SMS messages from unknown senders, and the user is willing to engage. Your number’s value on dark web marketplaces just skyrocketed.

Why it works: You must never engage with unsolicited texts. Do not reply. Do not click. Instead, swipe left on the message and hit "Delete and Report Junk." This action bypasses the scammer entirely and feeds the metadata directly into your carrier-level spam filters, helping to poison the scammer's infrastructure.

The Takeaway: Regulatory compliance is a myth in the criminal underworld. Silence is your only true shield.

Some remote jobs only operate between 1:30 AM and 6:30 AM, which is why hardly anyone applies.

I’ve identified overnight remote jobs paying up to $200 per hour in USD.

Here’s each job and why they pay so much👇

1. Wellfound

One of the best websites to find remote jobs.

You can explore job openings from startups and tech companies around the world and apply directly.

Many roles are fully remote, so you can work from anywhere.

Some jobs pay around $68–$80 per hour, depending on the role and experience.

Check it out: wellfound.com

2. Remote OK

A website to find remote jobs in 50+ fields like tech, design, and marketing.

It includes full-time, part-time, and freelance jobs.

How to start:
1. Sign up
2. Find a job
3. Apply

👉 remoteok.com

How to fall in love with your life (again):

1. Go outside every single day

I know you don't feel like it. Go anyway.

A walk. A coffee outside. Sitting in a park for 20 minutes. It sounds too simple to matter and that's exactly why nobody does it.

But something shifts when you're outside and moving. Your head clears. The problems shrink. The world feels less heavy. Your body was built for this. Stop depriving it.

2. Fix your sleep before you fix anything else.

You cannot fall in love with a life you're exhausted in.

5 hours and 3 coffees is not a personality. It's a warning sign. Your mood, your energy, your motivation, your patience — all of it sits on top of sleep. Fix the foundation first. Fixed bedtime. Fixed wake up. No phone an hour before or after. That's it. That's the whole hack.

10 cosas que tienes que sacar de tu casa porque atraen pobreza.

Algunas ocupan espacio y otras te quitan energía.

🧵👇

The degree to which this sentiment is driven by intra-elite competition between successful "ladder climbing Harvard law grads" and their resentful failson counterparts like Stoller and Platner (both of which went to prep schools that cost more than either of my parents annual incomes) shouldn't be discounted. Stoller actually went to Harvard, for heaven's sake. The only salient difference between him and the people he's referring to as "lizard people" is that they actually applied themselves.

As a person who lives in a fly-over city on the Canadian prairies, and who descends from decidedly non-elite circumstances, I find this whole exercise rather exhausting.

https://x.com/CitedNeed/status/2061133019453235368

MATT STOLL WILL HOLLER

گزارش بسیار مهم روزنامه دست راستی اسرائیل هیوم از نحوه حمایت موساد از وقایع دیماه ۱۴۰۴ به منظور زمینه‌سازی جهت جنگ خونبار اخیر، نقطه عطفی در روایت مداخلات خارجی سازمان یافته جهت ایجاد در آشوب در ایران است. این گزارش در اصل اعلان جنگ علنی موساد به نظام جمهوری اسلامی ایران است، اما واجد نکات مهمی است که پیشتر در تحلیلهای پراکنده به آن توجه شده بود. با توجه به اهمیت بسیار بالای این گزارش، محتوای آن را به دقت مورد بررسی قرار خواهیم داد و نشان خواهیم داد که این مقاله در کنار افشاگری مهم فاینانشال تایمز در مورد پشتیبانی آل سعود از رسانه ایران اینترناشنال و چند مقاله مهم دیگر، سندی تاریخی دال بر یکی از پیچیده‌ترین مداخلات سرویسهای اطلاعاتی در تاریخ معاصر جهت زمینه‌سازی جهت جنگ داخلی و مداخله نظامی خارجی و در نهایت فروپاشی سیاسی وارضی ایران با کمک یک ستون پنجم داخلی بوده است./۱

https://x.com/MehdiKharratya/status/2005649986504237381

پیش از این نیویورک تایمز در قالب مقاله بسیار مهمی، از نقش موساد در تحریک ترامپ به جنگ پرده برداشته بود. به موجب این مقاله، بارنیا رییس موساد نتانیاهو و ترامپ را متقاعد کرده بود که در صورت آغاز جنگ، شورشی سراسری در ایران آغاز خواهد شد که موجبات سقوط نظام سیاسی جمهوری اسلامی را فراهم خواهد کرد، تحلیلی که نقش مهمی در افزایش تمایل ترامپ به آغاز جنگ با ایران داشته است./۲

در مقاله نیویورک تایمز که در اواسط مارس و در میانه جنگ منتشر شد، نکات مهمی وجود دارد. مخالفت سرویس اطلاعاتی ارتش اسرائیل (آمان) با برآوردهای موساد است و مقالات متعدد دیگری نیز تایید میکنند که در جامعه اطلاعاتی ایالات متحده نیز تردید جدی در مورد موفقیت طرح موساد وجود داشته است./۳

"I got Martha and she was a lovely little dog. I just adored her. One of the unlikely side effects was that John became very sympathetic towards me. When he came round and saw me playing with Martha, I could tell that he liked her." - Paul McCartney

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"John was a very guarded person, which was partly where all his wit came from… Seeing me with Martha, with my guard down, all of a sudden he started warming to me. And so he let his guard down too."

- From the book "The Lyrics: 1956 to the Present" by Paul McCartney

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How to talk about Non-Domiciled CDLs without being racist.

1/13

2/13 - So What's the Problem?

There are anywhere from 200,000 to 600,000+ people driving semi-trucks in the U.S. with illegal non-domiciled CDLs.

Many were rushed through CDL training schools of dubious means and origins.

This insourced labor pool often works for rates much lower than American truckers. US trucking companies didn’t understand why rates kept going down.

American truckers are mad.

3/13 - Step 1. Don't be racist

The word racism was coined and gained popularity in the early 20th century. Eugenics became popular in the US and Germany shortly thereafter, until the end of WWII... obviously.

Life gets easier when we realize that there’s one race, the human race.

That doesn’t ignore our natural proclivity towards tribalism, but it allows us to understand it.

Each human being has inherent dignity.

That doesn’t mean you can’t get mad at another person, but it does mean that person has worth.

Pessoal! O @Metropoles começou recentemente uma série de matérias sobre um escândalo relacionado a descontos indevidos que o Banco Itaú confessou ter praticado contra seus correntistas ao longo de 14 anos (!!!)

Nessa thread trago um pouco desse material que você talvez não veja em alguns veículos

Itaú admite cobrança indevida em cartões de clientes ao longo de 14 anos

metropoles.com/colunas/manoel…

“Extrema má-fé”: como o Itaú escondeu cobranças indevidas em cartões de clientes

metropoles.com/colunas/dinhei…

@KangintheNorth @threadreaderapp @Thomas_Banacek @MartinTweats @monta2__ I apologize for so many words! I was seeking to thoroughly answer the deeper question that you seemed to be asking. That was a mistake; I ought to have asked 1st if that was your question.

The similarity to gish-gallop was superficial. Long posts aren't necessarily g.gallop. 1/2

@KangintheNorth @threadreaderapp @Thomas_Banacek @MartinTweats @monta2__ However, reading your repeat of the question, it appears that I was on target. I DID actually answer your question--using too many words, I acknowledge. I can't spend any more time on this, so I encourage you to go back and at least skim the unroll. Have a nice day! 1/2