But that overwhelming problem was actually the opportunity...
Jul 24 • 16 tweets • 5 min read
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang just made the boldest prediction of his career:
“AI will create more millionaires in 5 years than the internet did in 20.”
But he didn’t stop there.
He revealed exactly HOW it’ll happen
Here’s his framework for capitalizing before it’s too late: ⬇️
Jensen runs NVIDIA, the trillion-dollar company powering the entire AI revolution.
He's seen every major AI player's roadmap.
He knows what Zuck, Elon, and Sam Altman are building before we do.
His perspective isn't speculation - it's insider intelligence:
Jul 22 • 16 tweets • 5 min read
Nikola Tesla discovered something so dangerous,
He begged ONE man to hide it for 1,000 years.
That man quietly changed how we understand reality.
Now his suppressed work is resurfacing and it’s terrifying: ⬇️
In 1921, Russell experienced something extraordinary.
For 39 days, he entered what he called "cosmic illumination."
When he emerged, he claimed to understand the true nature of matter, light, and the universe itself.
His insights would challenge science for decades:
Jul 15 • 15 tweets • 5 min read
A 25-year-old just built military tech in 6 months.
Boeing says it takes 10 years.
Now, he’s taking contracts from the biggest defense firms in the world.
Here’s the execution playbook they never saw coming:
Defense contractors move at glacial pace.
A simple software update can take years.
New capabilities take even longer.
This creates a massive vulnerability that fast-moving startups can exploit:
Jun 26 • 15 tweets • 5 min read
OpenAI pays 20% of every dollar to Microsoft.
Last year alone, that was $700 million.
Microsoft profits while OpenAI loses billions.
Here's why this lopsided deal is imploding:
The partnership started in 2019 when Microsoft invested $1 billion in OpenAI.
It seemed like the perfect win-win deal.
Microsoft got early access to breakthrough AI technology.
OpenAI got the computing power and cash to build the future.
But something went terribly wrong...
Jun 24 • 16 tweets • 6 min read
1 waterway controls $2 trillion in oil trade annually.
Iran just threatened to shut it down completely.
6 nations would lose access to global markets overnight.
Here's how the Strait of Hormuz became humanity's economic kill switch:
Picture a narrow waterway just 21 miles wide at its narrowest point.
It sits between Iran and Oman at the entrance to the Persian Gulf.
This tiny chokepoint handles 20% of the world's oil supply every single day.
But here's what makes it truly dangerous:
Jun 20 • 18 tweets • 6 min read
Amazon, Google, Meta and Microsoft all made the same bet on nuclear AI.
But there's a massive problem they didn't see coming.
America doesn't control the uranium needed to power it.
Here's why Big Tech just handed our enemies total leverage:
First, let's talk about the energy problem.
AI data centers need massive, reliable power 24/7.
Solar and wind can't deliver that consistency.
Nuclear energy can.
That's why Big Tech is going nuclear:
Jun 19 • 22 tweets • 7 min read
Apple paid less than 1% tax in Europe in 2014.
Microsoft, Pfizer, and 948 other US giants copied this exact strategy.
It's completely legal but costs America hundreds of billions annually.
Here's the loophole that's bleeding the US Treasury dry:
In 1996, only 3% of US businesses with global operations had Irish affiliates.
By 2022, that number exploded to 25%.
Over 950 US corporations now run subsidiaries from Ireland.
The transformation started when Ireland was desperate to change its fate...
Jun 17 • 15 tweets • 5 min read
In 1945, Norway emerged from 5 years of brutal Nazi occupation.
War-torn. Bankrupt. Dependent on foreign aid.
Today: A $1+ trillion sovereign fund making every citizen wealthy.
How they built the world's ultimate money machine:
The strategy wasn't built overnight.
It started with a crisis in 1814 when Norway was drowning in debt.
Their solution: build institutions that could survive anything.
Starting with their first central bank...
Jun 13 • 14 tweets • 5 min read
The US government's most powerful surveillance tool isn't the NSA.
It's a company most people can't explain.
Their stock price skyrocketed 340% in 2024, building AI weapons that can think, learn and kill.
Here's what Palantir actually does:
Palantir was born from 9/11 and the war on terror.
In 2003, US soldiers were dying from roadside bombs in Iraq and Afghanistan.
The military had tons of data but couldn't connect the dots fast enough.
That's when Peter Thiel saw an opportunity:
Jun 12 • 19 tweets • 6 min read
Nintendo is no longer a gaming company.
150m consoles sold, $1.3B movies and and theme parks in 3 countries.
The Switch 2 is just step 1 of their war on Disney.
Here's their 3-step blueprint to dominate all entertainment:
Most people think Nintendo just makes Mario games.
They're completely wrong.
Nintendo has quietly built an entertainment empire that rivals Disney's reach.
And their latest strategy reveals they're targeting Disney's crown...
Jun 11 • 15 tweets • 5 min read
Duolingo's CEO posted the most tone-deaf message in tech history.
His LinkedIn announcement about becoming 'AI first' backfired spectacularly.
Even a user with a 9-year streak deleted the app.
Here's how one post destroyed years of goodwill:
Longtime users called it "tone-deaf" and "dystopian."
A user with a 3,285-day streak said the app now feels "hollow."
Even the stories that built user loyalty have been gutted.
But here's what the CEO actually said that sparked this outrage...
Jun 3 • 22 tweets • 7 min read
Europe's most successful startup just open-sourced their recruitment playbook.
Their $48B valuation came from 1 thing: hiring brilliant people at scale.
2M+ candidates processed every year, 10,000+ A-players hired.
Here's the recruitment system behind their explosive growth:
First, some context about what makes Revolut different.
Most companies hire based on experience and credentials.
They look for people who've "done it before" at bigger companies.
But Revolut discovered this approach completely breaks at scale...
May 29 • 15 tweets • 5 min read
In 2022, this Russian billionaire went on a mission to replace VCs with AI.
10 billion data points analyzed. 700,000 companies tracked.
Result: 17 investments picked by AI, outperforming the best funds by 2X.
Here's the $250M algorithm that has Silicon Valley panicking:
Here's what most people don't realize about venture capital:
It's broken.
VCs make decisions based on gut feelings, personal networks, and unconscious bias.
Most startups fail anyway.
But one founder saw a different path:
May 28 • 23 tweets • 8 min read
Ruja Ignatova is the WILDEST criminal alive:
• Scammed 3m people
• Stole $20bn of Bitcoin
• Framed her own brother
• Vanished in 2017 and never found
• Only woman on FBI's Most Wanted List
The person you may know, the story you don't 🧵
She's the only woman on the FBI's Most Wanted List.
$5 million reward if you can find her.
She vanished with billions, leaving millions of victims worldwide.
She was Dr. Ruja Ignatova, a respected financier.
Here's how she pulled off one of history's biggest scams:
May 23 • 16 tweets • 5 min read
2008 crisis started with housing debt.
2025 crisis? $10 fast-food loans.
Klarna's losses doubled to $99M in 90 days.
The warning sign everyone's ignoring:
In 2008, it was house loans bundled into collateralized debt obligations.
Today, it's "collateralized burrito loans" through buy-now-pay-later services.
Klarna reported consumer credit losses of $136M in just one quarter.
But most people are missing what this really means...
May 16 • 18 tweets • 6 min read
30 years ago, Qatar was an empty desert of Bedouin tribes
Yesterday, they gifted a $400M jet to Trump - the largest for any US President...
They now silently control more of London than the British Royal Family
Inside the $335bn family quietly conquering Western civilization:
The Al Thani family (Qatar's ruling dynasty) has wealth that exceeds the GDP of 100+ countries.
What's shocking isn't just their money ($335 billion and counting).
It's how quickly they've built this empire.
And how strategically they've used it to infiltrate Western power...
May 15 • 21 tweets • 7 min read
In 2012, Coinbase was 24 hours from collapse:
• Website crashed every 8 hours
• Hackers stole $2.1M from customers
• Every bank wanted them dead
Now your retirement savings are joining their $3T revolution.
Here's how Wall Street's most hated startup joined the S&P 500:
The journey from death's door to the S&P 500 is nearly impossible.
99.9% of startups never make it. Even successful ones rarely crack America's most prestigious market index.
How did a crypto company—once fringe technology—pull off this financial miracle?
May 13 • 17 tweets • 6 min read
Sam Altman just declared war on every AI company.
His $300B company, OpenAI, just bought Windsurf for $3B...
And he now has the ONE thing Anthropic, Google and Meta desperately need.
Here's how Sam Altman is outplaying the entire AI industry:
First, let's put this in perspective.
Windsurf is the #2 AI-powered coding environment behind Cursor.
But here's the kicker – Windsurf has only 2-5% market share among developers.
Meanwhile, Cursor dominates with 10x more users.
May 10 • 14 tweets • 5 min read
One prompt. One minute. One fully functional web app.
Google's Gemini 2.5 Pro Preview just obliterated Claude & ChatGPT
It instantly creates games, apps, and UI components—while being cheaper than both Claude 3.7 & GPT-4o
What took coders weeks now happens in seconds:
The benchmark results tell everything.
Gemini 2.5 Pro Preview scored 62 points higher than Claude 3.7 on the WebDev Arena Leaderboard.
This isn't just a minor improvement, it's a paradigm shift in what Google's AI can build.
With one prompt, Gemini makes fully functional apps.
May 6 • 19 tweets • 6 min read
America's government wastes 35 hours of YOUR life every year.
Estonia eliminated this problem with its 100% digital government.
No paperwork. No beaurocracy.
Their digital revolution makes the U.S. look stuck in 1995.
Here's how Estonia built the government of the future:
1995 called and wants America's bureaucracy back.
The average American wastes 35 hours yearly on government paperwork.
That's a full work week lost every year.
Meanwhile, Estonia runs a 99% digital government that's revolutionizing what's possible. Here's how they did it: