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2026-02-25 18:31:11 CET

Odd how the price has spiked with Jane Street sidelined. Think it was Max Keiser who said JPM had a short on MSTR so big it would collapse them if the price mooned again. Occurred to me these large connected entities might be working together -- JPM shorts MSTR, scrambles to build competing products (or just hopes to delay/destroy it), knows Jane Street is good for the price manipulation of the underlying, both have inside info re overleveraged players, where the liquidation points are. We'll see, just seems like a hell of a coincidence of timing.

2026-02-25 16:02:38 CET

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author died in a plane crash IIRC
https://blossom.primal.net/e417d88285692d8e34fb6b89081a424ba65e874d8d4c0f15c4a7e0ed8f6f06b3

2026-02-25 15:52:23 CET

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Actually have a copy of it -- bought it at a used bookstore a few years ago. Read some of it, will re-visit.

2026-02-25 15:15:25 CET

Normally I'd out this in a highlighter format and post it natively, but too many screenshots, so I'm linking to the Substack. Plus, probably the only one who will get it is @nprofile…xr40
https://www.chrisliss.com/p/why-we-will-never-have-agi

2026-02-24 15:09:42 CET

Saw a David Icke interview, saw one with Whitney Webb -- it's all doom and gloom, you are owned, dominated, controlled, disempowered. This and total compliance to the state are but two sides of a coin.

2026-02-24 15:07:26 CET

Saw an interview with Kobe Bryant. Someone asked him if he loves winning or hates losing more. Kobe replied neither, when he's on the court he's just trying to figure it out.

2026-02-24 15:05:11 CET

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real man sets up a work station, does his podcast

2026-02-24 15:03:00 CET

Went to the basketball courts last week with my 14-YO daughter who plays for a local club. Worked on her threes, showed her my spin move, played horse a few times, etc.
We might be paying taxes to pedophiles, the CBDCs might enslave us all yet, but as of February 2026 you can play ball with your kid on a sunny day in the park, and that's the reality.

2026-02-23 15:39:47 CET

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Have not

2026-02-21 08:46:23 CET

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Unless Kalshi were doing it and offering 7 percent on the held funds.

2026-02-20 22:36:37 CET

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He also rented a car two days after he was suicided apparently. And yes, it's the Three-Body Problem that had that exact scenario only via an alien race. Good science fiction is indistinguishable from prophecy.

2026-02-20 20:42:24 CET

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saw that, but who was the third?

2026-02-20 11:03:43 CET

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Step 1: Find 100 YODLs.
Step 2: Lambo.

2026-02-20 10:57:45 CET

My take on the Epstein Files. Trump could not release them. Too many powerful people implicated, would undermine his agenda. Too many of his friends implicated too. His own cabinet (Lutnick). So he needed Massie to do it for him, but he had to shit on Massie. Just like Elon, when his Tesla dealerships were getting vandalized, broke with Trump, vandalism stops, then he says Trump's in the files to create demand from the left for their release. Massie and Kahanna release them, Trump calls it a hoax, but people get exposed.
My take on the "aliens". Maybe real. Maybe not. But what's most important isn't just the aliens but the tech we now have, alien-derived or not. It has to be made public, free-energy, teleportation via wormholes (research MH-370). Simpletons will scream "distraction from the Epstein files" but the Epstein files are a net positive for Trump so long as he has deniability from being responsible for their release.
Two leading physicists were murdered in home invasions in the last two months. Probably not a coincidence. My guess is the big reveal is less about aliens and more about world-changing tech that's been hidden from the public, that physics actually DID progress massively since the 1970s, only was deemed too disruptive, too dangerous, so fake physics that led nowhere (string theory) was pushed in academia, and compliant midwits were too eager to go along in exchange for prestige while cutting edge physics was being done via military and private contractors.
Lot of powerful people benefit from the status quo, don't want to see it overturned. If Trump were sincere in wanting to drain the swamp, he wouldn't be able to do it directly. He'd have to play them. A lot of things you see in the news are not for you. They're for the swamp to keep them believing that Trump still works for them.
I could be wrong. Trump could be part of the swamp or worse -- the more insidious alternative to the swamp we embrace once it has been drained. But it's naive to think Trump and his cabinet are not thinking strategically and are well aware of how most of its moves would be perceived by people who think they've "woken up." Again, I'm not saying Trump is the good guy or that what comes after will necessarily be better. I'm only saying don't be a simpleton and fall for the obvious and tired takes. There's much more going on than that IMO.

2026-02-20 10:16:52 CET

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Another person onboarded to nostr today -- easier than I thought it would be. Key is to realize your pre-coiner listeners who appreciate your work really want to pay but reasonably don't want to subscribe. Self-interest is what gets people to do something, not high-minded platitudes about "freedom" or "censorship resistance".
#nevent1q…sgs6

2026-02-19 21:58:30 CET

Excerpt from latest podcast:
https://v.nostr.build/lybQO6w2A9FgZaz4.mp4
Full podcast: https://rumble.com/v75z6zm-what-could-it-possibly-be.html

2026-02-19 11:55:45 CET

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Not playing this video. Spent too much time on detention in middle school at the hands of these types.
#nevent1q…r37j

2026-02-19 11:38:59 CET

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sure, DM me some times that work. I'm on western European time, 5 hours ahead of ET.

2026-02-18 23:27:22 CET

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We can consider all that, but first, I want EVERY elected official and those they appoint to register ALL their assets, show us all their emails, texts and browser history, log all their in-person meetings, post their phone number, email addresses and home addresses. They are *public* servants after all and should lead by example. Only when this has been done under penalty of law, should they get around to debating what *private* citizens might disclose. So long as they do ANYTHING in secret, have any of their actions, work or communications classified, they are in no position to make privacy policy for everyone else.
#nevent1q…fr9m

2026-02-18 21:49:07 CET

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I would enlist for this

2026-02-18 21:18:51 CET

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no, she said it was pretty bad

2026-02-18 21:15:58 CET

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I guess they could just send me some sats, but easier to do it via their web browser and nostr ecosystem

2026-02-18 21:14:36 CET

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zaps

2026-02-18 21:02:24 CET

Twitter is good for information to some extent, but I've been posting less and less on my main acccount. I mean what else is there to say to the normies there after the Epstein files?

2026-02-18 21:00:37 CET

Been onboarding people to nostr via my podcast. I don't sell them on the social media aspect or the decentralization or the censorship resistance. I just tell them I want to get paid, and it's absurd to subscribe to one dude's substack when you can pay roughly the same for every song ever recorded in human history. They WANT to pay me, but like most people have zero interest in getting out their credit cards and locking themselves into another subscription. Nostr is the way to do it, 25 or 50 cents a pop, no obligation. Regular listeners would rather pay than not pay. They get something out of being able to pay finally. This shouldn't be underestimated.

2026-02-18 20:53:44 CET

14-YO daughter went to a basketball tournament three hours away this week, had to sleep on the floor of an under-renovation old classroom, eat garbage food and play in three games while hanging out with people she had just met who had all known each other for years. Got home last night at 9, went to bed at 1 (she's on break), slept in. At 2:30 pm, I remembered she was home (had actually forgotten), went in and woke her up. Anyone's guess how late she would have slept had I not remembered.

2026-02-15 15:23:52 CET

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moral of the story: never give the middle school principal serious power
#nevent1q…n8wv

2026-02-14 20:31:56 CET

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There's some region that registers symbolic rendering of violence as actual violence, can't tell the difference. Hence people think misgendering someone is akin to actually physical harm.

2026-02-14 20:29:39 CET

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thanks John -- much appreciated!

2026-02-14 14:44:16 CET

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you must mean a second layer of tinfoil

2026-02-14 14:17:13 CET

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Ha — just imagine all you guys are so much more tech savvy than me. And yeah that makes sense re ETH. Zero interest in it in any event.

2026-02-14 13:39:24 CET

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was wondering if other people were thinking the same

2026-02-14 12:11:54 CET

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above my paygrade

2026-02-14 10:32:06 CET

cc @nprofile…8u47
https://blossom.primal.net/c78beec4017d5e77aac37350592fabf135038c9b23956a6fac3a215229d59ad4.png

2026-02-14 10:17:43 CET

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The number of "suicides" and
"accidents" that are not suicides is probably unfathomable. Prince, Michael Jackson, Kurt Cobain, Chris Cornell, Anthony Bourdain to name a few, but it's my base case they murdered a lot of our most based and talented artists. If you want to know why the culture is such slop now, consider that the ass-lickers like Rage On Behalf Of The Machine, Bruce Springsteen, Robert DeNiro and Neil Young are at no risk and as such have squandered the brilliance they once had.
#nevent1q…wcfp

2026-02-14 10:10:52 CET

Had a dream I was hanging out with Bill Gates and he was a personable and nice guy. Woke up and remembered I had at least one similar dream that I was hanging out with Hillary and got the same impression. Maybe it was a message from my unconscious not to despise people I don't know about whom I have only second-hand information, but my first thought was this might be due to subliminal messaging through some medium they've tapped into to mitigate the public response to learning about their misdeeds. Like they sent out a message that bypasses the conscious mind to make the public less hostile to them when the truth comes out. I don't know. I am paranoid enough to think it's possible.

2026-02-13 12:55:10 CET

Nice of the Netherlands to take one for the team, taxing unrealized gains. Serious FAFO.

2026-02-11 23:09:02 CET

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That was my question. His actions are definitely driving it, either because he's tone deaf or because he wants that demand before he starts doing something about it.

2026-02-11 22:49:10 CET

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But the effect is to get his opponents to expect exactly that and increase the demand for justice.

2026-02-11 22:32:20 CET

Only two possibilities: (1) Pam Bondi is that much of an idiot and the Trump admin is completely tone deaf on how much most people, irrespective of political persuasion want action on the pedophile elites; or (2) The people implicated in the files are so powerful that the only way they can arrest them is with absolute unified insistence from the public on both sides, and he is purposely downplaying them in an absurd way to get his opponents to demand justice. I honestly don't know which it is, obviously I hope it's the latter, even if Bondi really isn't in on the game.

2026-02-10 15:31:05 CET

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always thought it was odd how when normies watch the Bourne movies wherein the CIA is trying to frame and kill its own agent to avoid accountability, no one was like "no way the CIA would do that," you didn't even need to suspend disbelief for one second. But in real life if you allege the CIA tampered with our elections or murdered some foreign leader, they call you a conspiracy theorist and act like it's insane to think the CIA would do something like that.
#nevent1q…wtqu

2026-02-10 12:46:17 CET

Base case is we're about to bounce big time because we never really had a bull market from the last ATH, especially when adjusted for inflation and especially when compared to gold.
And the real reason we had the dip was sellers front-running the top of the 4-year cycle which invalidated it. IOW, the second order effect of everyone knowing the 4-year cycle was to destroy the cycle.
But when it happened people thought, "Of course, it's the cycle" and expect a two-year bear. So they capitulated early, and the real bull begins as the macro environment turns inflationary and the fundamentals are better than ever.
Of course I could be wrong, but one thing I know for sure is all the clever people telling me it's a bear and breaking out their charts don't know shit, either.
Skate to where the puck is going, not where it's been.

2026-02-10 10:09:06 CET

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Boxing should be open to people IDing as lower weight classes too.
#nevent1q…lj48

2026-02-10 09:00:16 CET

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No one knows anything for sure, but the idea that we had a bull market that didn't even 2x the prior ATH (and even less when factoring in inflation and even less than that when compared to gold), so now we're in the two-year bear seems off, especially with so many bullish developments in the space.
My base case is everyone including me believed in the 4-year cycle, so the selling was front-running it in the fall, causing the price to drop. IOW, if there is a four-cycle, then you can time it. But this drop reinforced the theory of the cycle to many, so even more sold after the peak because they now expect a two-year bear. The selling crushed the price, and newbies panicked and sold at a loss.
But even if there were something to the cycle, fore-knowledge of it distorted it and stretched it out. As soon as people realize that, that we're not necessarily in a two-year bear, they're all going to rush back in. Then the macro backdrop and fundamentals will act like a slingshot to ATHs way beyond what all the pussified forecasters (150K by end of 2026!) deem possible. Maybe hit 450 or 500 once the narrative shifts.
I could be and have often been wrong. But that's what I think.

2026-02-10 08:44:26 CET

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tough habit to shed, it's true

2026-02-09 21:57:21 CET

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I would say the domains in which attention-grabbing noise is rewarded are distortions of capitalism via network effects (like legacy social media). A "capitalist" business with sufficient network effect is a monopoly, and a monopoly is a mini version of the state (no opt out). Which is closer to communism.

2026-02-09 20:42:19 CET

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I know this is just a news posting bot, but zero hedge doesn't know shit. None of these idiots saying, "I told you it was a bubble, narratives aren't fundamentals". STFU. Things go up, things go down, in the long run we'll know what was a narrative and what was fundamental.
#nevent1q…w3re

2026-02-09 09:22:03 CET

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thanks!

2026-02-08 12:42:04 CET

Corporate media is running epistemic bailouts for world views that were rejected by the market (reality). This creates zombie worldviews that are not only irresponsive to market forces (facts), but are outright hostile to them.

2026-02-07 14:07:34 CET

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at 12 seconds in

2026-02-07 13:28:39 CET

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I would buy 30 kg of those habaneros.

2026-02-06 17:07:46 CET

Excerpt from latest Chris Liss podcast (on the toxicity of legacy social media):
https://v.nostr.build/YOM97GZgPb53ipCH.mp4
Link to full episode: https://rumble.com/v75cfaw-there-will-be-blood.html

2026-02-06 17:05:37 CET

Excerpt 2 from latest Real Man Sports podcast (topic of paywalls):
https://v.nostr.build/VolaK2kPPH5mZGM2.mp4
Full episode: https://rumble.com/v75cew6-super-bowl-talk.html

2026-02-06 10:24:53 CET

New Podcast:
https://www.realmansports.com/p/super-bowl-talk
Excerpt:
https://v.nostr.build/ADwW1DiFPwTemCr0.mp4

2026-02-05 22:54:43 CET

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it might not go away entirely, but it'll be reduced in its power and influence

2026-02-05 22:54:00 CET

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have to come clean -- fridge started leaking again tonight
#nevent1q…vavn

2026-02-05 21:27:59 CET

The fiat system's last stand?

2026-02-05 14:49:36 CET

Just donated blood today to shed some iron and it occurred to me how every medical system always needs blood, they're always out there begging for it, and yet at the same time people need blood tests, and in the US at least they cost a fortune. Why not if you need routine bloodwork, you just pop in donate a pint, and they take the first vial full and process the bloodwork? Every blood drive should offer free HBA1C, triglycerides, insulin, HDL, vitamin D, etc. Two birds one needle.

2026-02-05 09:51:44 CET

Fast crash > slow bleed IMO. Much more likely to snap back violently.

2026-02-04 23:51:28 CET

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fucking killed that whistleblower for nothing
#nevent1q…ur5g

2026-02-04 20:57:48 CET

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Grok

2026-02-04 20:57:32 CET

Best stock I ever bought was DYOR. Really paid off big the last six years.

2026-02-04 20:56:00 CET

So our fridge was leaking, took a photo of the model, uploaded it to AI, told me to unscrew the panel, pull it off and run a hair dryer on the drain until the ice melted and that shit actually worked.

2026-02-04 20:38:41 CET

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what could go wrong?

2026-02-04 19:20:44 CET

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it's why biological systems are an exception

2026-02-04 18:36:00 CET

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I'm aware of that, but even on its own machine if it has access to your personal files, emails, accounts, internet access...

2026-02-04 18:30:57 CET

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You guys cover the privacy implications? Wanted to play around with this, but terrified I'd be giving it access to things I'd later regret.

2026-02-04 18:12:35 CET

Was thinking about time and how we know whether one event preceded or followed another. Like there’s nothing axiomatic about the words on this screen succeeding my typing them. I could dictate them and type them afterwords for the hell of it.
But in some cases we know what came first and what came second, for example, a whole egg and a splattered one. The whole egg MUST precede the splattered one. The splattered one can never reassemble into the whole. That’s because the splattered egg is more disordered (has more entropy) and the arrow of time is essentially increasing entropy.
But biological systems in some ways undercut that because while it’s trivial to grasp the whole egg came before the splattered one, it’s hard to say whether it came before the chicken.

2026-02-04 17:42:40 CET

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same muscle, no kidney tests, actually donated blood BEFORE the 5.5, going to donate tomorrow coincidentally to shed some iron

2026-02-04 17:34:32 CET

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What's weird is I was exercising and fasting before too.

2026-02-04 17:23:10 CET

Just got the results of a blood test, A1C was 5.1, down from 5.5, and this after eating a TON of fruit, ice cream and dried fruit the last few months. I exercise a lot and fast/intermittent fast, but lowest its been in 10 years, and been eating more unrefined sugar than ever. Very strange (and good).

2026-02-04 15:46:47 CET

Logged out of Twitter today. Algo is hurting my brain, like I ate too much Halloween candy.

2026-02-04 15:33:43 CET

Put this behind the paywall on my substack, but figured I'd post for free on nostr:
Super Bowl 60
I haven’t felt as strongly about a Super Bowl pick since 2014 when the record-setting Peyton Manning Broncos took on the Legion of Boom/peak Russell Wilson Seahawks. Here’s a video of that prediction from 12 years ago.
Most of you know my pick already, but I’m putting a paywall on this as a differentiator for my paying subscribers. Believe it or not, they really exist, and every now and then I need to provide some value that’s not freely available to everyone.
Super Bowl LX
Patriots +4.5 vs Seahawks (45.5)
Before I looked at the line, I expected it to be about seven. The Seahawks had just beaten a Rams team that’s tough on both sides of the ball and blown out a 49ers team that was competitive all year. The Patriots benefited from the easiest regular season schedule in the league, drew the Chargers who were missing their entire offensive line, the Texans in a weather game where CJ Stoud had five turnovers and the Broncos in another weather game without their starting quarterback. They happen to represent the AFC, but even today, the Bills would be favored against them on a neutral field as would the Broncos with a healthy Bo Nix.
The other trend I’ve documented at length is that elite defenses tend to overperform expectations in the Super Bowl. One can form theories as to why this is, but the examples are overwhelming from the underdog Seahawks crushing Manning’s Broncos to the 2016 Broncos (underdogs) stifling Cam Newton’s 15-1 Panthers to the 2000 Ravens to the 2002 Bucs (underdogs) to the 2020 Bucs who took apart Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs. Even the Giants two improbable wins over Tom Brady were largely due to a defense (though not highly ranked on the year) that was loaded with edge rushers and playing out of its mind in the playoffs. For whatever reason, if there’s a Super Bowl, and one team has an elite defense, that team tends to win and cover.
But is the Seahawks defense elite? Let’s look at the numbers. Sorted by yards per play, the Seahawks (4.6) were second only to the Broncos (4.5). And they did this despite playing the Rams (6.2 YPP, 1st) twice. The Patriots defense was middle of the pack (5.2 YPP) despite getting the Jets (4.4 YPP, 29th) twice and other bottom-10 offenses like the Browns (32nd), Raiders (31st), Saints (27th), Panthers (26th) and Bucs (24th). And the Texans, who they saw in the playoffs, were 23rd, the Chargers 21st and the Broncos 16th, and that was with Nix, not Jarrett Stidham. Essentially, the Patriots defense is average at best.
On offense, the Patriots were second at 6.2 YPP, but the Seahawks were fourth at 5.9 YPP, and given the disparate competition, I’ll call that a wash. But as I mentioned, for whatever reason in the Super Bowl, even one of the all-time offenses, Peyton Manning’s 55-TD pass Broncos, got smoked by an elite defense. Defense really does seem disproportionately to win championships.
Seahawks 34 - Patriots 19

2026-02-03 23:45:10 CET

Listened to about half of the @nprofile…6dtc pod, and something clicked for me. The Yen blows up, people are worried the Japanese who own $5T in US assets might be forced sellers, so they flee into a neutral reserve asset (gold). If Japan dumps UST and stocks, gold is protection. So gold (and silver) moons, but that trade gets crowded. If only there were another neutral reserve asset available at a discount.

2026-02-03 19:33:03 CET

Theory: banks are behind the dip to thwart MSTR, Coinbase and stable coins from eating their lunch ahead of the regulation.

2026-02-03 19:25:10 CET

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it's free

2026-02-03 19:09:27 CET

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I know, but if they're gonna claim AGI, at least be able to build a fucking baseball cheat sheet from clear instructions! I used to do it with excel painstakingly.

2026-02-03 19:06:37 CET

It's dumb to lie about anything, but I can at least understand someone lying when they think they'll get away with it. But people lie even when they have to know they'll get caught! It's hard for me to understand that mentality, so much so that I almost believe them except that it's happened so many times I've just gotten more skeptical of everyone.

2026-02-03 19:02:45 CET

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I don't care if it has my baseball spread sheets. But surely it should be able to handle this task. It's just manipulating data.

2026-02-03 18:59:06 CET

Asked the free version of Claude (and Grok) to build me a fantasy baseball cheat sheet. I gave it some complex parameters (I used to do this for a job), and both failed badly. The task involved aggregating two separate projection systems for hitters and pitchers. Classifying and z-scoring the players by position relative to the size of the league and aggregating it with market prices for those players on a separate spread sheet. It outputted junk. When I spotted the errors, it correct the ones I spotted, re-worked it, outputted more junk. AI is great for figuring out why my model of fridge is leaking water, but terrible for complex (and this isn't THAT complex) tasks. Maybe the paid versions are better? WTF? I was told we had AGI!

2026-02-03 09:03:39 CET

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this is good
#nevent1q…n4du

2026-02-02 23:26:29 CET

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I agree with this, but it's not only that people have gotten used to being the product rather than paying. It's also that a substantial amount of content that people pay for is essentially fraud. Influencers peddling health fixes, money-making strategies, life coaches whose lives are not in order, etc. If you want to get people to part with their money, you promise them something they are desperate for, make it seem plausible, have a good pitch, etc. People will also pay for garbage that feels exclusive, provides them status.
Content that is insightful, earnest and articulate is hard to monetize. Maybe a few will succeed, but largely it will go unrewarded. So we're not just up against the habit of people getting content for free in exchange for their attention, we're up against an entire world of fake and superficial. And this predates social media obviously.
I don't have an answer for this except to post and create into the void for the sole reason that you have something to say. If someone finds value and wants to tip you, that's great. If you find value and want to tip someone else, also great. If we create an ethos of value for value, even better. But it'll take a major shift before most people pay for freely available content that promises nothing and merely causes them to think.
#nevent1q…st4r

2026-02-02 21:31:58 CET

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small time

2026-02-02 21:31:21 CET

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worst case, we could switch off

2026-02-02 21:30:55 CET

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his problem!

2026-02-02 20:46:21 CET

The release of the Epstein Files is good and all, but for the love of God, just put some people in prison already.

2026-02-02 20:44:22 CET

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I used to have a fantasy when I was a kid that I'd have an identical twin who could go to school for me. Similar vibe.

2026-02-02 19:46:36 CET

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I'm paranoid, but that's next level

2026-02-02 19:27:26 CET

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people think this?

2026-02-02 18:05:39 CET

Had a crazy thought this morning.
Was thinking about how it had been six years since the start of the covid madness, and about how everything is fake, and if everything we hear is fake, maybe history is mostly fake, but then maybe so is my understanding of time, and maybe it hasn't been "six years," that's also a psyop.

2026-02-02 16:40:09 CET

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right, but people who are bearish aren't gonna short it, they'll bet against it. People who are bullish will buy

2026-02-02 16:39:25 CET

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libertarians think anything goes, don't censor while limited government advocates think there should be some minimal restrictions

2026-02-02 14:58:49 CET

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true conspiracy theories are still conspiracy theories

2026-02-02 14:25:20 CET

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bullish
#nevent1q…hqlc

2026-02-02 14:23:51 CET

There are two kinds of people in this world:
1. Conspiracy theorists
2. Retards
(with some overlap obviously)

2026-02-02 14:22:55 CET

No matter how out of shape you are, you should jog one mile slowly if you can, even if it's cold and/or raining out. It will reset your mind.

2026-02-02 14:19:04 CET

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real talk!
#nevent1q…xx3k

2026-02-02 11:14:03 CET

My base case is Epstein is still alive. One of the files had an eyewitness account of him being taken away the night before he was allegedly suicided. Little chance someone with the knowledge and dirt Epstein had would not have had a kill switch he made sure to let everyone know about. Not saying it's impossible he killed himself (with the cameras malfunctioning and guards AWOL) or was murdered and somehow let that happen without releasing information, but IMO he's likely still alive.
https://blossom.primal.net/44fc9394d2a2b3b240262db90bbdb16abd81aa93cfe0607aa10f689ac924e76d.png

2026-02-01 16:22:47 CET

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Real talk!
#nevent1q…mf6c

2026-02-01 00:05:27 CET

Not saying this couldn't happen but prediction markets on this are retarded.
People who think it’s going lower will bet against it. People who think it’s going higher are making that bet on an exchange, buying MSTR or an ETF.
https://cdn.nostrcheck.me/6ad3e2a34818b153c81f48c58f44e5199e7b4fc8dbe37810a000dce3c90b7740/68243fa0e2b77884c51371bac9c7edc4b313bc8459964aefbc1d17ba9d44b39e.webp