This is insane.

A Finnish startup just grew protein from thin air.

They're producing 160 tons of complete protein annually from NOTHING but air and electricity.

NASA just selected them to feed astronauts on their next Mars missions.

Here's how it works:
The company is called Solar Foods.

They produce "Solein" - a complete protein powder with all essential amino acids created from nothing.

For the first time ever, they've done it without farms, animals, or even plants.

Their Factory 01 makes 160 tons of it every year...

This is Robert Cialdini.

His research on the psychology of influence made him an international bestseller with 5+ million copies sold.

Charlie Munger was so impressed by his work, he personally sent him $500K in Berkshire stock.

Here are his 6 principles of persuasion: 1/ Reciprocity

People feel morally obligated to give back when you help them first.

Two ways to use this:

• Give something valuable for free (content/samples/coupons)
• Do unexpected favors without asking for anything back

People will remember and want to return the favor.

In January 2023, Adidas was dying:

• First net loss since 1992
• €1.5B in dead Yeezy inventory
• Brand relevance collapsing globally

Then Bjørn Gulden became CEO.

9 months in, he pulled off the greatest corporate turnaround in recent history.

Here's how he did it: When Gulden came in, Adidas was falling apart:

• Yeezy partnership collapse left €1.5B in unsold stock (worth ~8% of annual revenue)
• €58M net loss on €21.4B revenue
• North American sales crashing

Things were worse than anyone thought...

The most savage revenge story in business

In 1963, a tractor maker complained to Ferrari about their engine

Enzo Ferrari laughed in his face & called him a "farmer"

So he built a supercar to beat Ferrari at his own game

Here’s the incredible story of how Lamborghini was born:
Ferruccio wasn't just any farmer.

He was an engineer who built Italy's biggest tractor company after WWII.

His trick? Engines that started on gas, then switched to cheaper diesel.

By the 1960s, he was rich & obsessed with fast cars.

But one kept giving him problems...

BREAKING:

Jeffrey Epstein's partner could break 17 years of silence.

The DOJ just announced their first-ever meeting with Ghislaine Maxwell.

Her lawyer says she's "ready to testify truthfully"...

Here's everything you need to know:
First, let's take a step back:

In 2008, instead of federal charges for sex trafficking, US Attorney Alex Acosta cuts Epstein a crazy deal:

• 13 months in county jail
• 12 hours daily "work release"
• Private security behind bars

But this joke sentence has even more perks:

The US just lifted a chip ban that was supposed to last years.

In April, the Trump administration restricted AI chip exports to China.

But an $18 billion play by China made restrictions pointless.

Here's why Trump just admitted defeat (& what this means for the future of AI):
It all started with DeepSeek.

This Chinese startup built AI models that rivaled OpenAI's ChatGPT.

The catch? They did it using Nvidia chips that were supposed to be "restricted."

When US officials saw this, they realized something dangerous...

In 2019, Kylie Jenner pulled off the biggest business bluff in history.

She fooled Forbes into crowning her the youngest "self-made" billionaire.

The hype drove millions in brand deals.

Until Forbes exposed the fake numbers.

Here's how she did it: 🧵 2016: Kylie launches 'Kylie Cosmetics' with $29 lip kits.

Her first 15k units sell out in less than a minute.

So the Jenners start a campaign to get a Forbes cover for Kylie.

Because they knew Forbes coverage = instant credibility.

But there's a problem...

Trump's mentor was one of the most dangerous men in US history.

He made millions defending mafia bosses and hunting down communists.

For 13 years, he taught Trump everything about power and manipulation.

Here's the dark story of how Roy Cohn created the Trump we know today: 🧵 In the 1950s, Roy was chief counsel to Senator Joe McCarthy.

He was leading secret investigations on communists and homosexuals – his aggressive interrogations were shown live on TV.

They spread fear and ruined many careers.

But that was just the beginning...

Bill Gates knows something we don’t

In 2022, he quietly became the largest private farmland owner in the US––with 275,000+ acres

He says it’s for “sustainable farming”

But his real plan is much darker & way more profitable

Here’s what he's actually doing with all that land:🧵
It all started with the big US vs Microsoft case in 2001.

The government said Microsoft was illegally keeping a monopoly by stopping users from removing their software.

The trial showed Microsoft's secret strategy: Embrace, Extend, Extinguish.

Here's how it works:

A German startup just made 20 humans immortal.

They froze their bodies at -385°F using cryopreservation technology.

Now, 800 people are signing up to skip death and wake up in 2125.

Here's how it works: The company is Tomorrow[.]Bio.

A German cryonics startup that promises to freeze you after death and bring you back to life.

For the cost of a sports car: $200,000.

So far they've preserved around 3 humans. But here's the reality...

This angry emoji cost Facebook $70 billion in market value.

It got presented as a fun way to express emotions.

But it was secretly programmed to boost hate speech and toxic content.

Internal documents show it spread 2020 election conspiracy theories.

Here’s the full story: 🧵
February 2016: Facebook launches emoji reactions.

After years of users begging for a dislike button, Zuck gave them 5 alternatives: Love, Haha, Wow, Sad, and Angry.

The feature took 2 years to develop and cost millions.

But the real cost would come later...

This guy is Wall Street’s biggest threat.

He built an investing app that makes you copy the exact trades of millionaire politicians.

Nancy Pelosi's portfolio already has 13,000+ copiers.

Here’s how Steven Wang is turning an $84 trillion industry on its head:
Wall Street has always operated like an exclusive club.

• High advisor fees
• Complex trading platforms
• Financial jargon most can't understand

This changed in 2023 when a college dropout decided to disrupt the industry...

Everyone thinks Tesla makes money by selling electric cars.

But they’re wrong...

In 2024, they made $2.76 billion from something else.

How? Through a legal loophole they've been using for YEARS.

Here’s what it is:
Quick context:

Every car company needs to meet emissions rules.
If they don't, they pay huge fines—we're talking millions of dollars.

But Tesla doesn't just avoid these fines.
They use a clever loophole to turn these rules into profit.

Here's how:

This is Alex Hormozi.

He went from broke gym owner to $200 MILLION/year.

Now, 7-figure founders pay tens of thousands to copy his strategies.

Here are his 11 persuasion tricks to sell anything to anyone:

(this is 200x more valuable than any master's in marketing) 1. Grab readers by the throat

Your hook is the most important part of your content.

Most readers only see that and nothing else.

→ Write one that looks different
→ Make them curious

This is crazy.

Jeff Bezos sold over $8.5 BILLION worth of Amazon stock in 2024.

Not for retirement.

But to secretly fund a private space race against Elon Musk.

Here’s why he’s betting everything on leaving Earth (and what this means for the rest of us):
Bezos just filed to sell another $4.75 billion in Amazon shares by May 2026.

That's on top of:

• $8.5 billion sold in February 2024
• $5 billion in July 2024

The reason behind selling so many shares?

I'm 22.

I’m obsessed with digital writing.

So I spent 100+ hours studying how Dickie Bush and Nicolas Cole turn daily posts into multi-million dollar empires.

Here’s what I learned about writing content that sells: 🧵
1. Don’t reinvent the wheel

If something's working double down on it:

• Repurpose high-performing posts
• Draw ideas from existing content
• Use proven hook structures

Limiting unknown variables increases your chances of success.

I just spent 2 hours analyzing a prospect's content.

• He's a web3 founder
• Posting consistently on X
• Looking to grow his email list

Here are 3 opportunities I found to take their personal brand to the next level: 1. Going Full Organic

This prospect is using paid RTs for most of his threads.

Many people do. Even though it's (technically) against the guidelines.

Here's why I don't recommend using them:

Harsh truth:

Comments are the most UNDERRATED content on social media.

And most ghostwriters treat them as an extra service to charge higher prices.

Here's why I don't do commenting for any of my clients (it's not laziness): 🧵 1. Authenticity & Expertise

Comments play a big role in making your content feel real.

For example: If I reply for my client, I'll do it based on my understanding of their industry and business.

But do I have the same amount of context as them?

I’ve been on 50+ calls with founders from different industries.

Each one taught me something new.

Here are 8 tips to deliver the most value and keep clients happy: 1. Make friends with them

People want to work with friends.

I've found this to be especially true when it comes to remote work.

Engage in small talk before diving in (if they have time) and bring good energy.

No one wants to talk business with a depressed version of yourself.

This is Gary Vee.

He predicted social media in 2006 & the creator economy in 2009.

Now, he's traveling the world to beg founders do ONE thing:

Create organic content or watch their business die.

His 5 shocking predictions on the future of marketing (& why you should care): 1. Follower count will die

Social media has completely changed in the last 3 years.

Algorithms now favor individual content performance over follower counts. One post can hit 2M views, the next 5K. And this trend will keep growing.

Here's why this changes everything:

I'm 22.

I’m obsessed with making money online.

So, I spent 100+ hours studying how @dickiebush and @Nicolascole77 turn daily posts into multi-million dollar empires.

Here’s what I learned about writing content that sells: 🧵
1. Don’t Reinvent The Wheel

If something's working double down on it:

• Repurpose high-performing posts
• Draw ideas from existing content
• Use proven hook structures

Limiting unknown variables increases your chances of success. Just like in business.