randomthaughts.bsky.social
Dad, H, servant to my cat overlord
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Hey.. shout out to thank you for trying… strategizing and thinking out loud on here.
Wondering if there are other billionaires (if so, how many that you’re aware) that share your concerns… maybe not as publicly.
I’m not asking for names, numbers will do.
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the report will be a rose garden.
They will make it up
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who's gonna tell her she's a DEI hire?
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Just a snake oil salesman.
It's simply a way to use language against his own people.
I'll reduce taxes by making you pay more for EVERYTHING, and taking my cut.
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Elon is now a member of the US Government with an office in the White House.
Elon is funding political parties and people across the globe
I.e. The US Government is directly and overtly interfering in other countries’ elections and unrest.
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In the world, not just our country…
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P2025 moved them away from the department they were to monitor…. Example: they’d move them to Alaska, so nobody could sue them for getting rid of them
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53 days. Playbook to end democracy was already written
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They need time to edit that one
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Even though I’m a buckeye, technically, MI has a share of Columbus?
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Now that he is in us govt, he’s funding political parties and candidates in Canada and Europe.
Us govt is now directly and overtly interfering in other countries elections.
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We need to REALLY understand where every segment gets their news from. Some of these may have used to be deep dark places we were able to ignore… no longer.
The only thing that’s certain… it ain’t MSM anymore
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Tx is their own power grid… not connected to rest of us. And yes, they struggle with any extreme conditions to have enough to meet demand. Why Ted Cruz went to Mexico 1 year during a blizzard and blamed his kids
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Apparently Skynet was copyrighted
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Power in Texas. Lol
They’ll just take electricity from people for ai
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IMO, any of the teams that can fill 100K seat stadiums weekly have the $ to do the same.
I think its good the athletes are getting some of the billions the sport makes.
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wait, I thought bribes are effectively legal now?
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dr. pepper commercials are pretty damn accurate
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Playoffs > Voting for champions(old way)
Playoffs > dark room selection of mystery 4 teams
Playoff system needs some tweaks to improve it
12 teams seems reasonable. Need to tweak approach to pick the 12 that get in, and seeding.
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don't think that is the implication. Not that Chip didn't get paid... I know they paid the DC too.. but Day was Chip Kelly's QB in high school or college... thinking the relationship was just as important there.
Seriously though.. any school that can fill 100K stadium weekly has this dough
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When it mattered most, the championship team did this. 👇 Name 1 other school that came close, use any year in history if you'd like.
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do they matter in NCAA basketball? In the NFL? In MLB? Hockey?
Just wondering.
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all but 3 starters were there more than 2 years, most had 4 as a buckeye. So they retained the guys on the team that would've gone pro last year. Good for those guys who stayed. So what.
Day is not wrong.
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federalist society remade SCOTUS. 90% of what Trump wants to do has been thought out and documented in P2025. They KNOW they'll be challenges.
This IS the execution phase of the long game they've been playing for decades... starting with CitizensU by SCOTUS
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turned it off
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3 transfer players made huge contributions to the team. The rest of them were there for 4 years.
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So did Emperor Palpatine
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unfortunately, history is written by the winners. This is somehow a lesson Trump fully understands
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At this point, though, they provide a means to impact social consciousness. It has become a function that at first was a means to share real information about events.
Billionaires have figured out how to control it, so it is more a means of control because of billionaires and the govt.
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All the more impressive that they only rushed 4 most of the game
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I'm not rooting for cc companies vs. poor people. Definitely some practices don't help people make the best decisions for themselves.
I'm stating likely outcomes based on changing 1 parameter (credit rate) in an extremely complex equation.
IMO, employment is a more important stat.
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Let’s face it. US economy runs in the availability of credit in peoples pockets.
If you think there wouldn’t be any other impact, ie.. less consumption > less production> fewer jobs > higher unemployment
Impact large segments ability to consume will absolutely impact more than cc companies
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Credit will only be available to those who don’t need it. No free cards anymore. Credit limits will be reduced.
These are the levers that the cc companies will pull to ensure they remain profitable.
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If this happens, anyone who needs a credit card will not keep one. There will be no more free credit cards. Credit limits will drop.
But sure, make the change
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as if they (or anyone) have the data to accurately predict it. When it comes to data, garbage in/garbage out. What did it come up with for all of the homes in NC that were destroyed this year hundreds of miles from a coastline?
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No, he is manipulative. Thats the behavior of manipulative narcissist who didn't get his way, then did.
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I don't want someone in that position to be harder on people who were manipulated to be there.
I wanted the LEADERS including all of the members in congress requesting pardons to be outed. THIS is the risk to America, not the actors that got caught with their hands in the cookie jar.
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College is broken a bit. Kids are told to ‘select a major’ when they’re still in high school.
I think you expand (and make free) community college and treat it as a step between high school and specialty majors.
Your credits transfer and college programs become cheaper and shorter.
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I think you can just repeat this post daily for the next 4 years and it’ll be mostly accurate.