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Jul 6 • 17 tweets • 6 min read
In 2008, Dropbox's CEO made his 22-year-old friend an insane offer:
"Drop out of MIT today—and I'll make you co-founder of a $10 Billion company."
He was only 1 semester from graduating.
But his decision would change the future of tech... ⬇️
Spring 2008. MIT campus.
Arash Ferdowsi was close to graduating.
His parents had sacrificed for his education.
MIT represented their hopes.
But Drew Houston had a different vision in mind...
Jul 4 • 17 tweets • 7 min read
In 2024, Zuckerberg tried buying this tiny AI startup for $14 Billion.
When they said “No,” everyone called them insane.
Today, they’re backed by Google, Nvidia, and $32 BILLION in funding.
Here’s why every tech giant is begging to work with them: ⬇️
Picture this:
A tiny AI startup with no product. No revenue.
Just 3 founders working in stealth mode.
Meta shows up with a $32 billion check.
Most founders would've grabbed it instantly.
But these guys had something others didn't...
Jul 3 • 18 tweets • 6 min read
Mark Zuckerberg knows something we don't.
In 2023, he spent $270M on this remote Hawaiian ranch.
He claims it's a "holiday resort."
But what he's actually building suggests something serious is coming.
Here's what's really going on at Ko'olau Ranch: 🧵
A disturbing pattern emerged among tech CEOs after 2020.
Sam Altman and Peter Thiel made a pact:
If society collapses, they'll escape together to New Zealand.
Reid Hoffman says 50% of Silicon Valley has "apocalypse insurance."
They know something. But what?
Jul 1 • 18 tweets • 7 min read
In 2004, he landed the biggest sponsorship deal in history.
They offered him cash. He said no.
They offered him fame. He said no.
Instead, he asked for one thing that terrified the executives.
Here's how 50 Cent outplayed a $4.1B company with one deal:
Picture this: It's 2004.
50 Cent is hip-hop royalty. 8 million albums sold.
Then Glacéau calls.
They want him for a commercial for their Vitaminwater.
Standard deal, right? Not for 50...
Jun 30 • 19 tweets • 7 min read
I studied the morning routines of the world’s top billionaires.
And while most talk about 4 a.m. starts and packed schedules...
Only ONE rejects all major work before 10 a.m.
Here’s how Jeff Bezos' “puttering” technique built a $2.4 TRILLION empire: 🧵
Picture this:
• Tim Cook wakes at 3:45 a.m.
• Jack Dorsey meditates at 5 a.m.
• Bob Iger hits the gym by 4:15 a.m.
The message seems clear: Success demands sacrificing your mornings.
But one billionaire completely rejected this playbook...
Jun 28 • 18 tweets • 7 min read
Stripe's CEO never studied finance.
Instead, he reverse-engineered PayPal’s docs—and built a $95 BILLION company at 22.
How? A learning method so powerful, it's now taught in colleges.
Here's his genius framework for learning anything fast: 🧵
Picture this: It's 2009.
A 20-year-old Irish kid sits in his cramped apartment, staring at his laptop screen.
He's trying to add payments to a simple web app.
Should be easy, right?
Wrong.
Jun 27 • 18 tweets • 7 min read
This Nigerian immigrant exposed America's biggest scam.
When he discovered millions of renters aren't allowed to buy homes...
He built a $1+ BILLION empire that turns rent into credit scores.
Here's why banks across America are nervous: 🧵
82% of Americans believe homeownership is part of the American Dream.
But there's a dark secret the banks don't want you to know.
Millions are locked out of this dream.
Not because they can't pay.
But because of something much more sinister...
Jun 26 • 19 tweets • 7 min read
23andMe's CEO pulled off the most ruthless comeback in history.
In 2013, the FDA said her top-selling product was "too dangerous."
Her response? Sell the "banned" formula to the FDA's biggest enemy.
Here's how she humiliated the U.S. Govt.—and made $6.5B: 🧵
Picture this: November 2013.
CEO Anne Wojcicki opens a letter from the FDA.
They're shutting down her entire business model.
23andMe must stop selling its health genetic tests immediately.
The reason will make your blood boil...
Jun 24 • 17 tweets • 7 min read
In 2025, Bill Gates now owns more soybean farms than computers:
275,000 acres. $700+ MILLION of U.S. land.
Everyone's laughing it off as a "weird billionaire hobby."
But here's why it's actually a sign of what's coming (and how to prepare): 🧵
This was never some bored rich-guy hobby.
Most people see a tech billionaire buying farms and think it's funny.
"Look at the computer nerd playing farmer."
But they're missing something critical.
Gates doesn't do anything randomly...
Jun 18 • 18 tweets • 7 min read
In 2024, Google and OpenAI stole Meta's top engineers.
Instead of recruiting new talent, Zuckerberg started personally emailing rival employees.
His offer? Not $1 million. Not $5 million.
Here's what he's giving them instead: 🧵
The bleeding started in January of 2024.
Meta's best AI researchers were walking out the door.
First, a few key engineers jumped to OpenAI.
Then Google poached their computer vision team.
Soon, it became an exodus...
Jun 17 • 18 tweets • 6 min read
The most dangerous man in tech isn’t Elon or Altman.
It’s a 77-year-old professor they call the “Godfather of AI."
In a viral interview, he just revealed the terrifying truth about AI's future.
Here are his 7 warnings that could save (or doom) humanity: 🧵
Meet Geoffrey Hinton.
Nobel Prize winner and AI pioneer.
He pushed neural networks for 50 years when nobody believed.
Google acquired his technology. He worked there for 10 years.
Then ChatGPT launched and everything changed...
Jun 16 • 16 tweets • 6 min read
Naval Ravikant never went to business school.
Instead, he studied 3 philosophy books—and built a $2 BILLION
startup empire.
His secret? A mental model so powerful, top investors now use it.
Here’s his genius system for turning ideas into income: 🧵
Most entrepreneurs chase MBAs and formal business training.
Naval took a different path.
He dove deep into philosophy books that most people ignore.
This approach turned abstract thinking into concrete wealth:
Jun 15 • 17 tweets • 7 min read
This is Demis Hassabis:
• Chess grandmaster at 17
• 2024 Nobel Prize winner
• Sold DeepMind to Google for $500 million
Now he's building an AI to destroy Elon & Altman.
Here's why CEOs everywhere are terrified of this man: 🧵
While other kids played video games, Hassabis was designing them.
At 17, he created Theme Park - a god-simulation game where players controlled entire worlds.
The irony? He's now building something far more powerful than any game...
Jun 12 • 18 tweets • 7 min read
This is the craziest corporate battle no one talks about:
In 2015, Porsche stole Elon's designs to build a "Tesla killer."
When Elon found out, he gave a chilling response:
"We need to go nuclear."
Here's the attack Porsche never saw coming: 🧵
To understand this battle, let me give you some context:
By 2015, Tesla had redefined what an electric car could be.
The Model S wasn't just clean - it was fast, luxurious, and technologically advanced.
But one company felt particularly threatened...
Jun 11 • 20 tweets • 8 min read
The most dangerous person in tech isn't Elon or Altman.
It's a 28-year-old who built the training system for OpenAI.
Now Zuckerberg just gave him $15 BILLION to join Meta's "superintelligence" lab.
Here's why every tech CEO is terrified of what's coming: 🧵
Most people have never heard of Alexandr Wang.
Big mistake.
While everyone watches Elon, Trump, and Sam fight, Wang quietly controls something more valuable than any rocket or chatbot.
The invisible infrastructure that powers every AI breakthrough...
Jun 11 • 19 tweets • 7 min read
Bernie Sanders just went viral for reasons no one could believe.
Live on air, he finally admitted “Elon was right” about govt. corruption.
But that was just the beginning.
Here’s the moment that left his supporters (literally) speechless: ⬇️
For 40 years, Bernie has called billionaires "oligarchs" and "threats to democracy."
Elon Musk has been one of his biggest targets.
He's attacked him publicly dozens of times.
But what happened next shocked even his closest allies...
Jun 10 • 22 tweets • 9 min read
In 2004, this CEO made the worst mistake of her career:
She made a deal with Steve Jobs.
Her company was set to help launch Apple's iconic new product.
But Jobs had other plans.
Here's the $3 BILLION betrayal no one saw coming: 🧵
First, some context.
By early 2004, the iPod had become the world's most popular music player.
Over 2 million units sold.
30 million songs downloaded from iTunes.
But Apple faced a massive problem:
Jun 9 • 20 tweets • 8 min read
Trump just took his most ruthless shot at Elon yet.
The world's been watching the two most powerful men engage in online warfare.
But Trump's latest move? It hits Musk where it hurts most.
Here's the power play crippling Tesla, SpaceX, & Starlink at once: 🧵
This started as a private feud.
Behind closed doors in the White House.
Trump's most powerful adviser had been quietly building a case against Musk for months.
But what happened Thursday shocked everyone...
Jun 9 • 15 tweets • 5 min read
This ONE industry is creating more millionaires than tech:
It will be worth $800 BILLION in the next 5 years.
AI can't replace it.
The best bit? It's free to start.
Here's why everyone who touches it builds generational wealth:
First, let's bust a myth:
The creator economy isn't about dance videos and selfies.
It's the future of entrepreneurship.
According to data from financial technology behemoth Stripe:
Jun 8 • 19 tweets • 7 min read
JD Vance just shocked the world on Theo Von's podcast.
The Vice President revealed:
• Apple's darkest secret
• The truth behind Elon vs Trump
• Why the future of AI terrifies Vance
It took me a day to digest it all. Here are 6 moments that blew my mind:
This wasn't your typical political interview.
We're living in an age where AI is accelerating faster than we can handle.
And to make things even more intense...
2 of the world's most powerful leaders, Elon Musk and Trump, are at war.
Here's what the duo uncovered:
Jun 7 • 17 tweets • 6 min read
The world’s top job expert just made a shocking statement.
At the Univ. of Technology in Sydney, he studies how tech replaces workers.
And he just warned, "AI is outsourcing humans at a record pace."
Here are his 3 terrifying predictions for 2025 and beyond: ⬇️
Dr. Giuseppe Carabetta isn't your typical academic.
He's an Associate Professor of Employment Law at the University of Technology Sydney.
For the past three years, he's been tracking something disturbing.