“Fortune Favors The Brave” - The Modern Gentlemen
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Joined November 2013
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I buy NBA league pass for the first time ever to find out that I can’t watch certain games?
I’m so sick and tired of all this! Just bring back cable
Streaming as a WHOLE IS TERRIBLE
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every great investment started as somebody’s “what if”
those ideas used to stay in the groupchat. now you can launch a token holding real underlyings in 5 min & get paid every time it trades
why we’re raising, and where this is going. $KOTU opens nov 11
Yo @yeat1_ who mixed Time Passëd the volume so LOWWWWWW…unless that was the point to be low and ominous
Most extreme case I’ve built is…I spent roughly 3/4 Hours creating an automation once that saves my team and I 6/8 Hours a week!
And It’s been running now for 6 months
Soooo ~168 Hours Saved and counting after 4 Hours of sunken cost
I would also love to say Thank you to the late Virgil Abloh because he proved the concept that the “Streetwear” lens actually has more than enough design talent to really create dope collections in the “Luxury” space!
Congrats to Martine Rose and Wales Bonner
Black Designers in High Fashion
I’m Happy @KlayThompson got his night! Keep it going Brotha!
Let’s take em all down!
Keep Shooting
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The Iran War will go down as one of the biggest self-inflicted failures in political history…
After explicitly running on ending foreign wars and focusing on domestic issues, Iran completely took over Trump’s 2nd term. He has now dramatically increased the odds of handing America to the far-left in 2028.
“Could be Nothing” 🤷🏽♂️
The Embassy is temporarily closed and cannot be reached by telephone due to a power outage in the surrounding area.
Irish citizens requiring assistance in a genuine emergency can contact the Consulate General of Ireland in New York (@IrelandinNY) at +1 (212) 319-2555.
Yea okay, tell that to Charles
🚨 Toto Wolff declares the era of selfish, ruthless F1 drivers DEAD following Kimi Antonelli’s championship.
“This notion of win at all costs, selfish, opportunistic, ruthless for your own benefit, that model of racing driver has died.”
“We have a new champion that represents values like humility, integrity, loyalty, respect.”
Wolff then took aim at other drivers:
“He should be a role model for the few entitled ones in Formula 1, the endless moaners on the radio, the ones that complain, the ones that crash.”
“Look at this kid of 20 years and then think what you can do in order to improve.”
“He has demonstrated that you can beat everyone out there by being a good person.”
(via. @adamcooperF1) #F1
Read further on the Electrification Perspective I’ve built here
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What if the recent "blackout" warnings are really groundwork for a massive push into power spending? Picture this: an aging grid gets pushed just past its limit, and a blackout follows. That event becomes the justification for large-scale investment in power infrastructure.
It would also reframe the debate. Right now, much of the public sees new power spending as a giveaway to AI data centers. After a blackout, the story becomes structural: the grid itself is failing and needs to be rebuilt.
That shift could bring both sides together. People who oppose data center buildouts, once they've felt the threat to their own livelihoods, could suddenly become supporters of power expansion.
Just a random Sunday thought
Regime shift worth watching: for most of this cycle, rising oil and energy prices meant pain for $XHB and $XLB, with input costs and gas squeezing margins and suppressing demand. That negative correlation is breaking down, and both are now climbing alongside energy. When the biggest headwind stops working against them, that's not just a broad-market lift; it's real underlying strength backing the bull case.
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HE FINALLY SAID IT. AND HE'S SPOT ON. HE'S CLOCKED LECLERC
'I think it's a mentality thing. It's like do or die. Like, either I win, or none of us do.'
Lewis Hamilton: "Before I joined this team, when I was in Mercedes, I watched and witnessed the back-and-forth between Charles and Carlos. Several races where they were battling so much that the person ahead just pulled away, and they had the pace to actually win the race."
"It’s one thing when that's happening in fourth and fifth as opposed to first and second, and you lose the win. That's significant. The guy is 28 years old, so I don't think it's an age thing. I think it's a mentality thing. It's like do or die. Like, either I win, or none of us do, and it shouldn't be that. It should be, us having got that one-two, which is still a good feeling."
"At Silverstone, I could have gone all kamikaze on him and taken him off and lost us the the win, but instead a one-two was there, and I think we got a one-two, or was it a one-three? I'm happy for the team to have experienced that. I'm hopeful we'll work towards a better place in the future."
F1 2026 | Mexico
What if the recent "blackout" warnings are really groundwork for a massive push into power spending? Picture this: an aging grid gets pushed just past its limit, and a blackout follows. That event becomes the justification for large-scale investment in power infrastructure.
It would also reframe the debate. Right now, much of the public sees new power spending as a giveaway to AI data centers. After a blackout, the story becomes structural: the grid itself is failing and needs to be rebuilt.
That shift could bring both sides together. People who oppose data center buildouts, once they've felt the threat to their own livelihoods, could suddenly become supporters of power expansion.
Just a random Sunday thought