David Ego @davidego

Una lettura innovativa del denaro e dei talenti. Una essay davvero top! Jordan River non delude mai! Attendo con trepidazione il vostro substack 💪💪💪

Jordan River @JordanRiverIt

3 weeks ago

Per secoli ci hanno insegnato che il denaro è il nemico dell’anima. Ma se ti dicessi che la filologia originale dice l'esatto contrario? Esiste una profonda connessione tra Bibbia e Business, capace di ribaltare completamente la nostra mentalità finanziaria. Ecco l'equivoco 🧵👇

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If it’s all an illusion, why do the consequences feel so real?

We live to reveal ourselves to ourselves.

Russell worked with what he called "conscious communion with God." Not just praying in the morning. Every moment. Every breath. Every action. He said: "My hands are His hands. My thinking is His thinking." Result? 10× productivity. Mastery in every field.

Fourth revelation: "Genius is not given to the few." We are ALL born with the full Light of God inside us. The only difference? The genius is AWARE of that Light. "Mediocrity is self-inflicted. Genius is self-bestowed." Read that again. Slowly.

In 1921, a man entered a 39-day trance. When he came out, he claimed he had downloaded the secrets of the universe. Nikola Tesla told him: "Lock this away for 1,000 years. The world isn't ready." His name was Walter Russell. Here's what he discovered 🧵

"Your name is Elon now."

THE SPECIAL ELON ZONE (SEZ) There's a simple way to rebuild manufacturing in the US: just give @elonmusk control of a huge swath of land surrounding Starbase, Texas and allow him to set whatever regulations he wants. In more detail: 1) First, sunset the regulations. America has talent. What it doesn't have is friendly regulations, particularly in terms of labor and environmental laws. But President Trump and Governor Abbott of Texas can use executive orders to remove obsolete laws at state and federal level. And for anything they can't remove, they can direct state and federal police to exercise discretion in terms of non-enforcement. Think of Starbase as a "sanctuary city", but for innovation — using leftist tactics in reverse. 2) Then, allocate capital. With regulatory barriers down capital will likely flow freely. However, in the unlikely event it doesn't, then you can do government VC. Basically: Democrats gave $370B+ to John Podesta to waste on climate graft, so the precedent is already established. But Elon is a proven capital allocator. So have Treasury back up the truck to make Elon —or his designates — the #1 VC in America. Obviate all charges of conflicts of interest by giving the US itself a large stake in any company that's funded, with significant distribution of funds to Texans themselves, while also recognizing that of course Elon's contacts will include some of the most technically competent people in the world — and they'll be operating companies in the zone. 3) Ensure border security. Given the security risks Elon faces, he'll need border control. So you might designate the land surrounding Starbase to be a military base or something similar, so that he can fence it off and determine at his sole discretion who can enter. Similarly, ideally every single person in the zone has opted in to be there, so no one can complain about the pro-builder regulations. 4) Proceed at the speed of physics. Finally, with all man-made barriers removed in the form of regulation and capitalization, Elon and his designates can move at the speed of physics — not permits. Perhaps the single most important thing they could build would be mass-produced Tesla humanoids, which (if successful) could in turn build everything else. 5) Nail it, then scale it. Once there's traction, replicate the idea in other states, giving other proven founders like @PalmerLuckey their own special economic zones. I'm sure Florida and Ohio would want theirs after Texas proves it out. Basically, the idea of special economic zones has been proven around the world to unlock production. Since most of what you're doing is putting a line through regulations, it's cheap, fast, and likely to work. And if it does, you'll get more factories like this:

Sawyer Merritt @SawyerMerritt

a year ago

NEWS: SpaceX has released a new video giving us a first look in their new Starlink kit production factory in Texas. They are currently producing 15,000 new Starlink kits per day, a run rate of nearly 5.5 million annually.

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The industry is mature enough that we can categorize tokens based on their legal, economic, and technical properties. Not all tokens are created equal. Some projects even describe their token as a Network Token or memecoin when it's really Company-backed. Links below ↯

Wow! 🔥

Science girl @sciencegirl

a year ago

The physics of balancing toys

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I agree! Sharing our passions is an act of generosity that leads to personal and collective well-being, enriching our lives. This act of self-confidence not only fosters growth for everyone, but who could ever undermine someone so secure? How much more good would there be in the world if we all embraced this generosity? Yes, it's certainly worth it.

This was a gem

@Massimus27 @TheChiefNerd Ahahahahahah 🤣🤣

GERMANY: EU regulators think it is too dangerous to simply break a bottle across the bow of a new ship, instead they insist on the use of this contraption. This is why the EU is failing. This is Economy Minister Habeck flailing.

Ok. This finally solves coding on the go. You have the idea, you tap out the tweet length description into Replit, you hit “improve prompt”, and then the AI agents start grinding away to make it. Check back on desktop a while later and you have a v1 prototype.

Amjad Masad @amasad

a year ago

Whatever you need… make an app for that. Now on your phone. For everyone. Free.

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What life lessons did you learn from this video?

40% of our prison population is already repaying its debt to society. In return, they receive a shorter sentence and learn a skill. This program is NOT available for rapists and murderers. They will help us build roads, hospitals, and schools; they will manufacture our uniforms and furniture; they will grow and harvest our crops; and they will help clean our rivers.

@elonmusk Things that should be normal seem strange and make the news