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Holly at Altitude retweeted
YC and dropout culture have convinced us the ideal founder is 22, straight out of school, but the data tells a different story. Some interesting data: - An MIT study of 2.7 million US founders found that the average founder was 47 when starting a company that later exited through an acquisition or IPO. - The same study cited that the founders of the fastest-growing 0.1% of U.S. startups were 45 years old on average when they started their companies. - A 50-year-old founder was approximately twice as likely as a 30-year-old founder to produce an acquisition or IPO. - Founders with at least three years of relevant industry experience were twice as likely to build a top-0.1%-growth company as founders with none. So it seems that experience is one of the strongest advantages a founder can have. Two lessons here: 1. It's never too late to start 2. It might actually be TOO early to start; getting work experience is worth considering
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Holly at Altitude retweeted
BREAKING: Every Democrat in the Senate just voted to BLOCK a bill banning stock trading in Congress, which also had a requirement for Voter ID attached. Democrats want to cheat in the elections.
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Ranchers in northwest Montana were waiting up to two years for a kill date. Five families bought the plant instead. USDA-backed loan, 2023. Four packers kill about 80% of US cattle. When the local plant retires, the nearest option is 250 miles away. dailyinterlake.com/news/2026…
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58% of America’s cattle inventory sits in drought. 57% of the hay is dry right along with them. This isn’t a price problem. It’s a grass problem. The herd was rebuilding, then flash drought tore through cattle country. When grass dies, ranchers sell cows. That’s the squeeze.
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Holly at Altitude retweeted
China has been stealing technology for decades. Yet western companies have continued to set up shop in the country. Huawei stole code and user manuals from Cisco in the early 2000's. Even worse. Using a combination of hacking and literally planting listening devices it was able to destroy Nortel. A company went to China to grow blueberries. Local companies stole patented plants. The US company is now being destroyed. Why did we let this go on for so long? wsj.com/business/driscolls-b…
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Retail beef fell 2%. Finished cattle fell 15%. The consumer saved $0.14 on ground beef. The rancher lost $589 a head. Same animal. The gap is the packer's margin. One of the four companies that kills 80% of US beef took the spread while the cattle side got crushed.
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Holly at Altitude retweeted
Ingredients and contaminants found within Apeel have now been linked to the most deadly brain disorders and cancers. This includes toxic solvents and heavy metals such as: ☠️ Lead ☠️ Arsenic ☠️ Cadmium ☠️ Mercury Apeel is a synthetic coating, funded by Bill Gates, which is sprayed onto fruits and vegetables to preserve them for longer. You may be unknowingly consuming it since it was approved for organic produce and does NOT require mandatory labelling. And you can't wash it off.
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Trump's 25% beef discount won't reach the shelf. That 661M lbs he let in free is lean trimmings the Big Four blend into ground beef. Cut an ingredient 25% and the discount flows to the packers, not you. Ranchers need a price signal to rebuild the herd, not cheaper imports.
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Holly at Altitude retweeted
“Lab-grown” eggs are already in products at Walmart and Target.... made by genetically modified yeast, not chickens. Genetically engineered yeast programmed with a chicken gene sequence to pump out ovalbumin in giant fermentation tanks. FDA gave it a “no questions” letter — GRAS approval. Still an egg allergen. It’s already in baked goods, protein bars, pasta, sauces, and dressings. Labels may say “egg white protein (from fermentation)” or “animal-free egg white protein.” It is still an egg allergen. People with egg allergies will react. Vegans who think “animal-free” means safe will get a surprise. This is not an egg. It’s a recombinant protein made by GM microbes, scaled with pharma fermentation partners, and quietly inserted into the food supply. Read every label. Real eggs come from chickens. This comes from a tank.
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Holly at Altitude retweeted
Wait, is that a BLACK MAN who canvassed to verify voter information @AsheinAmerica @Cholly ??
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Holly at Altitude retweeted
🚨 Walmart just updated their privacy policy and going forward they will be collecting all this information from you: - Name - IP address - Social media information - Browsing and search activity - Keystroke patterns - Voiceprint - Iris and retina imagery - Face geometry - Palm prints - Fingerprints - Household income - Education - Professional and employment information - Family health - Exact device location - Email address - Shipping address - Criminal history / background check - Individual preferences - Characteristics - Shopping patterns and behaviors - Spending tendencies - License plate data with automated readers in their parking lots - In-store surveillance camera footage - In-store mobile device location with Wi-Fi They will collect some of this data with their app, and some will be collected just from you walking into a store or pulling into a parking lot - Walking into a Walmart their policy lists then use their cameras to get a face geometry as something they may collect - License plate readers in parking lots with time and location stamps - If your phone is in their store and connected to WiFi they can log your location - If you call into customer service they can voiceprint How the heck is this legal?? We need new privacy laws immediately
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Holly at Altitude retweeted
.@POTUS signs an Executive Order to support farmers' ability to butcher, process, package, and sell their meat across state lines: "We're going to give farmers and ranchers the right to process their own food... so they don't have to go through the Big Four processors."
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Holly at Altitude retweeted
Dish Network is about to be extremely unpopular Dish Network technician confirms they are the ones doing the majority of the Flock Safety Camera installs across America Dish Network is installing the Flock mass surveillance network Dish was picked as a partner to do the installs because Dish has a large national force of outdoor technicians experienced in pole mounting, cabling and similar work with satellite TV installs. Flock’s own materials say they use third party for installs. Looks like we found who It’s time to Bud Light Dish Network
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Screwworm was eradicated from the US in 1966. Aug 24, USDA reopened the Mexican cattle border anyway. The parasite is back in Texas and New Mexico. Ranchers carry the risk. The border does not. 🇺🇸 BeefMaps.com
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Holly at Altitude retweeted
President Trump just ordered U.S. flags lowered to half-staff nationwide for a full week in honor of Dolly Parton. That is extremely special. Presidential half-staff orders are almost always reserved for presidents, vice presidents, justices, members of Congress, governors, or major national tragedies. Pure entertainers and cultural icons almost never get a nationwide presidential directive like this! Whitney Houston only got state-level recognition in New Jersey, and even Elvis didn’t receive a formal federal order of this scope. A weeklong national tribute for the Queen of Country is genuinely rare. It underscores just how deeply her music, philanthropy, and larger-than-life presence cut across America.
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Holly at Altitude retweeted
Balls in your court now, @HarmeetKDhillon Will you send investigators to Hastings Charter Township to investigate these claims and ensure clean voter rolls? Or will "monitors" somehow catch by simply watching elections like they have for decades?
Hastings Charter Twp, MI Clerk David Olson makes public plea to Feds to help him remove non-citizens placed on voter rolls by crooked MI SOS @JocelynBenson 🫪that he says he can’t possibly find or detect. This clerk’s plea for help comes after SOS whistleblower revealed the details to Barry Co. Sheriff Dar Leaf @HarmeetKDhillon 🇺🇸
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Holly at Altitude retweeted
Why is beef in America so much more expensive than beef that has to be packed and shipped into the US?
#Nebraska 2 Minute Warning I may be the only one who is not disappointed in the Trump announcement today to eliminate more US Cattlemen. I don't support his decision I say it follows his pattern put forth by the WEF 2035 plan.
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Holly at Altitude retweeted
Get ready to gulp down chemicals so toxic that even China rejected them...
It was only five months ago that China averted disaster by rejecting contaminated beef from Argentina. On March 19, 2026, Chinese authorities turned away a 22-ton shipment after detecting chloramphenicol. With serial-lying psychopath Trump as president, God help us.
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On March 19, 2026, Chinese customs rejected a 22-ton beef shipment from an ArreBeef plant in Argentina after finding it contained chloramphenicol, a dangerous chemical banned in livestock production since 1995. Guess where Trump says America will now be getting our beef in order to "bring down beef prices" driven through the roof due to his tariffs? xitter.cf/ImBreckWorsham/status/…
TRUMP: “We'll by Argentinian beef.” Reporters:' What about the US farmers who are suffering?' Trump: “Argentina is fighting for its life. Do you understand me? They’re dying.” He says this as 77 American cattle producers are going out of business in the US per day.
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Holly at Altitude retweeted
The plan to lower beef prices is to import beef?? I cannot cheerlead for that—I won’t. I was raised on a cattle farm. Put American farmers first. Focus on bringing down their costs so they can lower prices. Don’t drive our farmers out of business.
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