Still don't believe..
If anyone is still unsure that our skies are being relentlessly geoengineered and hit with energy from NEXRAD/Doppler, 5/6G and HAARP, please watch this time-lapse video
This is how they manipulate the weather!.. so consider what it is doing to our bodies?
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Someone is a fucking genius in data & pattern recognition 🫡
GOAT video 👏
The same pattern keeps coming back, and once you see the code you can't unsee it. Watch my Series realityrevolt.com/
they're calling me the greatest game designer on roblox. they say this i will make millions
it's agar.io but you're a tornado. eat everything, a town eat tornadoes and get bigger
opus 5.5 built it from 5 prompts and my concept art, about 3 hours of runs, $22 at api prices
the setup is in the article below. should i drop the game public?
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Jay Z justified choosing Kendrick bc he was having a “monster year”…but while Drake is having the hottest year, he chooses himself: a washed up boomer rapper who hasn’t had a hit in nearly 15 years.
But I’m supposed to believe it wasn’t personal…lol
Replying to @elonmusk
@elonmusk @RocketLeague @EpicGames with the new roadster we need real life rocket league! EV MOVING LIKE THAT?? I WILL TRAIN RIGHTNOW SOCIETY NEEDS THIS NEXT SPORT!!!!! BABYLON EMPIRE NEEDS THIS SPORT!
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Replying to @elonmusk
@elonmusk @RocketLeague @EpicGames with the new roadster we need real life rocket league! EV MOVING LIKE THAT?? I WILL TRAIN RIGHTNOW SOCIETY NEEDS THIS NEXT SPORT!!!!! BABYLON EMPIRE NEEDS THIS SPORT!
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This is obviously the future of video games.
Streamers and their community building the game together, then playing it.
When Astra came out I streamed a call of duty clone, with 10 loadouts, vehicles, kill streaks etc, and in between matches people we're shouting in the voice chat (that we vibe coded into the game), what changes they wanted.
But i see a world where they can send in their prompts and the team of the streamer can moderate those prompts and send them through, and the agents will make 20 changes at once, and then 30 min later everyone could be playing the next version of the game.
And every month that goes by, as models improve, these games will look more and more professional. Some company will figure out how to make these games easily forkable, hostable, monetizable, social, fast, and fun.
I have spent 3 weeks and two claude max accounts vibe coding a 50-person battle royale.
Kong Royale.
We invented hive coding, chats messages prompt 20 agents working overnight to fix and improve the game.
and today we finally launch 🦍🍌
live playtest TODAY 1 PM ET. drop in with us 👇
youtube.com/watch?v=b5n1K_IA…
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UN CHINO FILTRÓ LA FORMA MÁS FÁCIL DE HACER DINERO
y acaba de publicar gratis lo que otros estan cobrando $300
se llama AutoClip. le pegas el link de un vídeo y te devuelve los cortes ya montados, con título viral incluido, sin tocar el ratón.
esto es lo que hace solo:
→ descarga el vídeo y los subtítulos
→ lee la transcripción entera y saca el guion
→ detecta dónde empieza y acaba cada tema
→ puntúa cada trozo del 1 al 10
→ corta solo los que valen la pena
→ le pone título a cada uno
→ agrupa los que van juntos en un pack
siete pasos. tú solo pegas el link.
un podcast de 2 horas se convierte en 15 cortes verticales listos para subir. tiktok, shorts, reels y x, los cuatro pagan por views.
interfaz web con progreso en tiempo real. funciona con youtube, bilibili o archivo local: docker-compose up -d y listo.
6.300 estrellas, 1.200 forks, licencia MIT.
resultado: lo que antes costaba 300 dólares por vídeo ahora es gratis y corre en tu propia máquina.
esto cambia el juego para cualquiera que viva de cortar contenido largo.
repo y más info en comentarios 👇🏻
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In 1986 a guy got kicked out of every casino in Vegas for counting cards. So he flew to Hong Kong with $180,000 and started betting on horses instead. He walked away with almost $900 million.
It's Bill Benter. He figured horse racing was just another counting problem. Same math, more moving parts.
He and a partner showed up with $180k and a computer. Benter spent years teaching that computer to guess one thing, the real chance each horse had to win. If his number was better than the odds the bookies gave, he bet. If not, he skipped it.
That's the whole trick. Expected value.
EV = p · b − (1 − p)
Only bet when your win chance p, at odds b, is worth more than your chance of losing.
This recording was never meant to be some hidden gem. Nobody expected Professor Tsitsiklis to hand the whole foundation away in 45 minutes, but that's exactly what happens on the board. Students in that room pay over $80,000 a year to sit through it. It's free right here. It's free right here.
Every quant, every professional bettor, every hedge fund analyst started with this exact hour. Benter just watched it and actually did the homework.
Almost nobody knows this lecture even exists. Watch it before it gets taken down.
The answer is in this video.
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Im fucking BEGGING YOU
- start a youtube shorts channel
- pick a niche
- post shorts
- get monetized
- make money
- move out of your parents house
- buy drip
- date slavic girls
This is EXACTLY how to do the first half:
1. START THE CHANNEL (20 MINUTES)
fresh google account, brand account under it so an editor can get access later without your password. two factor on. spend 3 days watching the niche as a viewer before you upload anything. it warms the account and builds your research feed at the same time
2. PICK THE NICHE (ONE WEEKEND)
four filters, no vibes. several channels over 200M views in the last 90 days. viewers in the US, 25 to 45, on a topic advertisers pay for (money, home, health, cars, career, tech), thats the difference between $0.05 and $0.40 per 1,000 views. you can make one in under an hour with what you own today. and it can hold 111,000 views a day, because from february a channel that cant stops getting paid
3. BUILD THE STACK ($0)
chatgpt writes the script, 65 to 90 words, fed 10 transcripts from the winners in your sheet. elevenlabs is the voice, pick one, never change it, the voice is half your recognition. pixabay or screen capture for footage. capcut for word by word captions, big, centre, inside the safe zone. youtube audio library for sound, never a trending song, its deducted from the pool before youre paid. one project file with all of it locked so you never decide a font twice
4. POST SHORTS (30 OF THEM, SAME SHAPE)
25 to 35 seconds. tension in the first 3 seconds, something changes every 4 to 6, payoff, cut. no outro. before every upload check nine things on a phone, not in the editor: nothing in the bottom 20% or right 15% of the screen, 1080x1920 with no black bars, voice peaking around -3dB with music 18 to 22dB under it, no room echo, first frame is not a title card, captions on time, no tiktok watermark, no like and subscribe tail, shorts monetisation module accepted in studio. most people find 15 to 30 failures across their last 10 videos and fixing them moves a stuck channel more than 3 months of reading
5. GET MONETIZED
1,000 subscribers and 10 million shorts views in 90 days. thats 111,000 a day. until 1 february 2027, when the views part becomes 20 million and everyone who got in before keeps the old price. the 92 days left in the year are exactly the window
at video 30 read your floor, the middle of your bottom third. floor up and two videos at 5x your median: add volume, hire an editor at $3 to $8 a short off a paid test task. floor flat: change the shape, keep the niche. floor near zero: recheck step 2 and step 4
the second half of the list has never needed a guide. nobody has ever struggled to spend $10k on drip and a flight to belgrade
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This 1-hour Stanford lecture by Joel Peterson will teach you more about negotiation and getting what you want than most people learn in years. Bookmark it and give it an hour, no matter what.
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GOODBYE, CREDIT REPAIR COMPANIES
Claude does the whole thing for free. You just paste your credit report
No $99 a month. No "6 to 12 month program." No template letters mailed at the speed of a dying snail
Here's what the $99/month companies actually do: they dispute one item per month on purpose, because the slower you get fixed the longer you pay. A 90-day problem becomes a 14-month subscription. $1,400 for photocopies
Here's the thing they don't want you to know. A debt collector who bought your debt for 3 cents on the dollar almost never has the paperwork. No signed contract, no payment history. Federal law says if they can't verify it in 30 days, it comes off. Not negotiated. Deleted
Copy these 5 prompts
Prompt 1, find what's actually hurting you:
"Here is my credit report [paste]. List every negative item. For each one tell me the creditor, the type, the date, and rank them by how much they're dragging my score down"
Prompt 2, the verification demand:
"Write a dispute letter to [bureau] for [item]. Demand the method of verification under FCRA Section 611(a)(6)(B)(iii). Request the original signed agreement, complete payment ledger and chain of custody from the original creditor. Formal tone, one page, no admission the debt is mine"
Prompt 3, go after the collector directly:
"Write a debt validation letter to [collector] under FDCPA Section 809(b). Request proof they own the debt and are licensed to collect in [state]. State that all collection must stop until validated"
Prompt 4, the follow-up when they ignore you:
"It's been 30 days since [date] with no verification. Write a letter to [bureau] citing FCRA 611(a)(5)(A) demanding deletion of the unverified item and a corrected report within 5 business days"
Prompt 5, the score push:
"My cards: [limit and balance for each]. Which balances do I pay down, to what amount, and before which statement date to get utilization under 9% on every card and overall?"
Send everything certified mail. Dispute all items at once, not one a month. Most people are 60-120 points higher in 90 days
Now the part nobody tells you
The reason I know these prompts is that I charge people $1,250 to run them. A VA does it for $4 an hour. The client gets the same result I just gave you for free, and every one sends me 2 or 3 more because nobody believes it actually worked
So you have two options. Fix your own credit tonight for $0. Or realize the $99/month industry is a 20-year scam that just got automated, and go charge people to run five prompts
Free live masterclass on turning this into a business, link in bio






























