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Presidente da Argentina Javier Milei: “Você não pode dar um único centímetro aos merdas de esquerdistas”
Repórter: “Por que você chama esquerdistas de ‘merda’?”
Milei: “Porque eles são merda! Eles vão te matar! Se você der um centímetro a eles, eles vão te destruir! Você não pode negociar com esquerdistas. Você não negocia com lixo porque eles vão acabar com você.”
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“El socialismo solo funciona en dos lugares: el cielo, donde no lo necesitan, y el infierno, donde ya lo tienen”.
- Ronald Reagan -
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Robert Greene says falling in love is supposed to feel terrifying.
“Love isn't about comfort and security, and Russell Stover chocolates and handing out red roses and valentines.”
“The act of loving a person and letting go of all your defenses is a form of rebellion against the ugliness in this world.”
The Beatles told us all you need is love. It's cheesy. But if you love your spouse and love the game of life. You are actively rebelling against the machine trying to steal your attention.
Are you afraid of AI? Can you love it as the distillation of all that is beautiful in humanity.
Are you afraid of the future. Love the now.
@RobertGreene on @hubermanlab
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Probably nothing
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If you encounter a man who is simultaneously arrogant, yet also thin skinned,
you are dealing with a narcissist.
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Former @foundersfund Partner Brian Singerman reveals the real reason why Peter Thiel moved to Argentina:
"I don't think Peter likes socialism."
"He's probably correct that politics in America is getting even more and more extreme."
"Peter's not wrong—that is a threat."
"I don't think he's wrong that there's a chance that America's going in a pretty bad direction."
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Peter Thiel on what America could learn from Argentina's @JMilei:
“We worry that their past is our future.”
"In 1900, 'Rich as an Argentine' was still a common expression. That's sort of gone out of usage."
“The problem for all of us is—is there any way we can learn from the history of Argentina so it won't take us 100 years of decline to get there?”
Via Mathias Döpfner
Former @foundersfund Partner Brian Singerman reveals the real reason why Peter Thiel moved to Argentina:
"I don't think Peter likes socialism."
"He's probably correct that politics in America is getting even more and more extreme."
"Peter's not wrong—that is a threat."
"I don't think he's wrong that there's a chance that America's going in a pretty bad direction."
