In 1995, Pepsi offered a $33 million fighter jet for 7 million Pepsi Points.
They thought it was a joke.
But this 21-year-old took them seriously, found a loophole, and demanded the fighter jet for his 7 million Pepsi Points.
Here's the wildest lawsuit in advertising history:
John Leonard was watching TV when he saw Pepsi's commercial.
Sunglasses for 75 points. T-shirt for 175 points.
Then the big finale: a Harrier fighter jet landing at a high school for 7 million points.
Leonard started to do the math:
Sep 8 • 18 tweets • 7 min read
This is Ingo Swann, a man who learned "to exit his physical body"
He "mentally traveled" to Jupiter and described its rings.
6 years later, NASA’s Voyager 1 confirmed EVERY detail he reported.
CIA immediately classified it.
But, what he discovered later will terrify you: 🧵
He was an artist from Colorado with no science background
But he had one unusual skill
He could leave his body at will
Ingo called it “remote viewing”
Scientists called it impossible
Until they tested him
Sep 6 • 16 tweets • 6 min read
Larry Ellison is the craziest CEO alive in silicon valley:
• Hired investigators to spy on Microsoft
• Waged a decade-long war against Google
• Plotted to buy Apple and make Steve Jobs the CEO
At 80, he looks younger than most 50 yr olds.
Here's his insane story.🧵
Ellison was a close friend of Steve Jobs. When Jobs was thrown out of Apple in 1985, Ellison stood by him.
He plotted to buy Apple, make Steve Jobs the CEO, and give him 25% of the company.
But Jobs refused. Here's Ellison talking about it 👇
Sep 2 • 9 tweets • 4 min read
I talked to a friend who spent 4 years getting a pharmacy degree.
His #1 takeaway? They prioritize profit over health.
Here are 6 things they lie to us about (& the real truth they hide):
1. "Red meat & eggs clog arteries"
Science now shows lean red meat & eggs barely impact cholesterol.
Quality protein sources demonized while processed carbs got a free pass.
The real culprits?
Processed foods, trans fats, and chronic inflammation.
Sep 1 • 11 tweets • 4 min read
Wealthy people never stays at one single place.
- They register a business in Dubai.
- Hold a passport from St. Lucia.
- Buy a home in Thailand.
- Keep their money in Switzerland.
- Send their kids to London.
It’s not chaos. It’s a carefully designed system.
Here’s how..🧵
Business in Dubai
Why?
Because you keep more of what you earn legally.
0% personal income tax on salary, dividends, and capital gains
9% corporate tax only on profits over AED 375,000
Aug 28 • 14 tweets • 5 min read
Andrew Huberman teached you to reprogram your body.
Joe Dispenza rewires your reality with mind power.
But when you combine them?
You tap into the fastest path to healing and transformation.
Here are 10 insights that changed my life (every tweet below is a powerful lesson): 🧵
Morning sun is non-negotiable.
Just 5-10 minutes of direct morning sunlight sets your entire day up for success.
It regulates your cortisol, increases energy, improves sleep, and boosts mood.
Cost: $0
Aug 27 • 11 tweets • 4 min read
ADHD isn’t just about always “being distracted.”
It’s a complex brain wiring which is full of strengths that most people overlook all life.
Here are 8 truths about ADHD that change everything make you a superhuman.
(especially if you or someone you love has it): 🧵
1. ADHD isn’t a lack of attention—it’s a mismanagement of it.
ADHD brains can hyperfocus for hours on what they love…
But completely tune out everything else.
It’s not about “focus problems,” it’s about focus control.
Aug 24 • 14 tweets • 5 min read
In 2008, Tesla was burning $4 million every month on a car that no one wanted.
It had 0 sales & was 3 weeks away from bankruptcy.
Finally, Elon pulled off a move so risky it almost landed him in prison, but became the greatest comeback in corporate history.
Here's the crazy story:
Imagine betting your last $20 Million on such a company everyone said will fail.
That's exactly what Elon did on the Christmas Eve of 2008.
The Roadster prototype kept failing. Engineers were quitting weekly.
And Tesla just had left enough cash for exactly 3 more weeks...
Aug 21 • 14 tweets • 4 min read
A simple looking, everyday boring job you ignore can make you a millionaire.
Here are the 10 best services with cost and profit margins that willl set your family up for life. 🧵
1) Screen Cleaning
Not many people know that this service even exists.
But when Americans do the same, they get obese & burn out.
Here's the hidden Japanese truth: 🧵
The differences in health are remarkable.
Japan:
• Have a life expectancy ~8 years more than the US
• Spend around half as much on healthcare
• Are around 10x less obese
It's astounding.
But on the surface, they don't seem that healthy...
How do they do it?
Aug 18 • 11 tweets • 4 min read
Wealthy people never stay at one place.
- They register a business in Dubai.
- Hold a passport from St. Lucia.
- Buy a home in Thailand.
- Keep their money in Switzerland.
- Send their kids to school in London.
It’s not chaos. It’s a carefully designed system.
Here’s how..🧵
Business in Dubai
Why?
Because you keep more of what you earn legally.
0% personal income tax on salary, dividends, and capital gains
9% corporate tax only on profits over AED 375,000
Aug 17 • 14 tweets • 5 min read
The world's wealthiest people are moving to Monaco.
Not because their average net worth is $2.1 Million or 0% taxes.
But because of a hidden wealth system creating more Billionaires than Wall Street.
Here's the REAL reason the ultra rich are fighting to get in: 🧵
The numbers are mind-blowing:
32% of Monaco's 39,000 residents are millionaires.
That's 1 in every 3 people you meet.
The average wealth per capita? $2.1 million.
But here's what everyone misses about Monaco's success:
Aug 16 • 17 tweets • 5 min read
In 2017, MrBeast was stuck at just 29k subscribers:
• YouTube was too saturated
• He'd been grinding for 5 years
• Friends told him to quit and get a real job
Then he saw something & cracked the algorithm
In 12 months, he went to 1M+ subscribers.
Let's see how he did it🧵
When Jimmy started, YouTube felt impossible:
• Every niche seemed taken. Every idea seemed done.
• He'd been uploading since 2012 - gaming videos, commentary.
• 5 years of grinding. Barely 29K subscribers to show for it.
Most people would have quit...
Aug 14 • 14 tweets • 4 min read
Most people copy Americans to get rich.
Here's where to look.
In Switzerland, every 1 in 7 adults is a millionaire , 5x more than the US.
I dug into how they actually build wealth.
Here are 7 Swiss money rules that quietly beat the hustle culture: 🧵
Switzerland has the world's largest percentage of millionaires.
AND they have 1 billionaire for every 80,000 people.
What's the Swiss secret – is it all about banking and neutrality?
To start answering this question, here's an interview with some locals: 📹
Aug 13 • 11 tweets • 6 min read
Satoshi Nakamoto, the father of Bitcoin and a pioneer in crypto world who wrote “thirty-one thousand lines of code" for BTC.
Satoshi Nakamoto is the mythical name used by the creator or creators whose identity remains one of the greatest mysteries in the world.
Let's uncover some unusual facts and theories about the founder of Bitcoin. 1. How it all started - origin of Bitcoin
- In October 2008, a message signed by Satoshi Nakamoto titled "Bitcoin P2P e-cash paper" announced the creation of the cryptocurrency.
- For the next two years, Satoshi remained active in the community, communicating with others in the development of the blockchain.
- Satoshi's last message on the Bitcoin forums was posted in December 2010, though unverified private messages from April 2011 have surfaced.
Aug 12 • 9 tweets • 3 min read
8 decision-making razors everyone should know. 🧵
1. Hanlon's Razor :
"Never attribute to malice what can be explained by ignorance or incompetence."
Don't assume people are out to get you.
Most of the time, they're just distracted, misinformed, or overwhelmed. 2. Occam's Razor
The simplest explanation is usually the correct one.
If you have competing explanations for something, the one that uses the fewest assumptions should be used.
Aug 11 • 15 tweets • 5 min read
Peter Thiel can predict startup success like no other.
He is PayPal co-founder, Facebook’s 1st investor and turned $500K into billions.
Before he writes a check, he asks 7 brutal questions.
Most founders fail the 1st one.
Let's see the 7 questions that determine success: 🧵
Most startups don’t fail because of bad ideas.
They fail because the founder can’t answer the right questions.
Peter Thiel knew this in 2004 before most of us had Facebook accounts.
So he built a mental framework to spot winners early.
Aug 4 • 10 tweets • 5 min read
Andrew Huberman says:
"The brain is like a muscle. If you don't use it, you lose it."
A few years ago, I couldn’t focus for more than 2 minutes.
Now, I can work 12 hours straight without burning out.