This is why it's almost IMPOSSIBLE to get a fully paid insurance claim:

A shadow army of lawyers that work 24/7 to deny your claims.

Here are their legal secrets and business methods to minimizing claim payments: 🧵 Many thousands of lawyers work for insurance companies, hidden in plain sight at law firms across America.

Their sole purpose? To protect insurance company profits by finding ways to deny or minimize your claims.

Most people never realize this because there's a little-known rule:

Silicon Valley can only dream of matching the first infrastructure renaissance:

It happened between 4500-1000 BC.

And it all started with the discovery of ONE tool.

Here's how it's invention laid the foundation of everything built today: 🧵 Before agriculture, infrastructure barely existed.

Early humans were nomads, building only temporary dwellings, religious monuments, and tombs.

Mostly using natural structures like stones, plant material, and caves.

Until around 11000-8000 BC...

In 1862, two companies went to war over America's future:

The battleground? Our nations deadliest terrain...

But what started as conflict ended as the single greatest unifier in our history.

Here's how an infrastructure project was the foundation of American prosperity: 🧵 In the first century of our nations existence two railroad companies embarked on the impossible:

The Central Pacific and The Union Pacific attempted to lay 1,911 miles of track on the most formidable terrain possible.

But it was the government that made it all possible...

Texas just won the biggest prize of 2025.

Apple will invest $500 BILLION in the US economy starting with an AI factory in Houston.

Here's why the biggest company's in the world are choosing to invest in Texas: 🧵 Texas is emerging as America's premier destination for world-class technology companies.

Apple recognizes what Texans have always known: We have wide open spaces, friendly people, folks who aren't afraid of hard work.

But this investment represents a new frontier...

China is taking over the US.

Not through military or tech innovation.

But by investing $100 BILLION every year for 10 years on the thing that made America a global powerhouse.

Here's how they planted their flag in over 150 countries (and why the US might be next): 🧵 In 1956, America launched a project that would cement its position as the world's superpower.

The Interstate Highway System transformed domestic trade and defense capabilities.

It came with an unexpected, yet extremely important, benefit:

The Magna Carta established property rights 800 years ago.

Now insurance companies have found a way around it.

How? By putting barriers in place to stop you from contesting claims.

Here's how they are infringing on your 5th amendment rights (and how to fight back): 🧵 In 1215, English barons had enough of King John's tyranny.

He would seize property and resources without compensation.

So they forced him to sign the Magna Carta.

This changed property rights forever.

For the first time in history, even the King had to follow the law...

America's construction industry is facing collapse:

41% of workers are retiring as costs surge 30%.

But Texas has proposed an unprecedented move.

Here's why construction experts say that Texas could save America: The numbers are are beyond belief.

Texas construction costs have exploded, outpacing national averages and historical trends.

But what's truly alarming isn't just the increase - it's the devastating ripple effects across our economy.

Here's what's really happening:

The construction industry just lost $1.8 trillion worldwide.

Not from theft, accidents, or material waste.

But from ONE mistake that 75% of US firms make twice a week...

Here's the silent killer which is taking money out of your pocket: 🧵 Every construction project is affected by one thing: bad data.

According to Autodesk and FMI Corp., it caused $1.8T in losses worldwide in 2020.

Issues with measurements, information, and specifications plague the industry.

They're more than numbers on a spreadsheet...

The insurance industry's biggest fear just came true:

A company big enough to fight back.

Samsung filed a $400M lawsuit that's exposing everything.

The playbook they never wanted you to see: Winter Storm Uri wasn't just another Texas storm.

It was a catastrophic failure of our infrastructure.

Hundreds died. Billions in damages.

And one of America's largest semiconductor facilities was about to uncover something disturbing: