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Brooks Wiley- Strategic Partnerships @ Pickletile DUPR & MLP Co-Founder Pickleball & Padel Freak: Strategic Advisor -PadelSociety.ai Austin smash & degen

Austin, TX
Joined January 2011
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Austin has released the list of its top water users Turns out there are no data centers on the list, its just manufacturing, schools, and apartment complexes
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the last thing devops guy saw before being compromised
JUST IN: 🇰🇵 North Korea responsible for $6 billion Binance hack, CNN reports.
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Pickleball Twitter rando memory I just had. 2019 Texas Open. I'm getting smoked in Bronze medal match of mens 4.0 dubs against GOATED MLP GM and coach @JohnnyGoldbergg and 13-14 year old @AnnaLeighWaters is our official match referee
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#Porsche Mission S
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I'm increasingly convinced that discretion is one of the most underrated traits in life. Not every story is yours to tell. And not every story needs to be told. Be the kind of person people can trust with something private. In a drama-obsessed culture, discretion has real power.
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DeMarvion Overshown with the Jake Ehlinger tribute on Texas-OU weekend
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Wifi at @AustinAirport almost completely unusable this AM. wen @Starlink
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The attack on attention is the dark magic of our age, and most of the population is too deep into the trance to realize it. I don't think people understand that their attention is pure money. Cash, going directly into these apps' pockets, because you cannot opt out of the ads they've sold for you to see. Do you understand that they're selling your attention without your direct consent every second of every day? Do you get that they've gotten so good at ensuring you stay within that manufactured braindead trance-like state, that they are counting on you being an easy cash out at this point? Because they are. They're counting on the dollars they can bank off of your descent into degenerate illiteracy. And you need to prove them wrong out of spite. Your attention is much more valuable than you could possibly conceive of. It's the one thing on earth actually worth money by the minute in a capitalistic system that is failing to extract more profit from an already enslaved society. The only way they can secure more is by enslaving your mind in the hours you spend outside of the work that already demands your body and time as sacrifice. There is no vital energy left for you in this plan. Infinite scrolling is a spell with no natural end. Traditional media had a beginning and an end, while this is designed not to. There are no boundaries to how much of your energy it can harvest... it's like tapping into an infinite source, because you ARE infinite energy. A trance is characterized by absence, not being fully present in the moment even though your attention is occupied. When you come out of a trance, you do not feel energized, you feel drained, disoriented, like you've just lost time without meaning to. That is the very signature of their energy harvesting technique. Yes, these apps started as technology built by human engineers, but they've been fed so much collective attention that they have become their own egregore: a non-physical, autonomous group entity created by the collective thoughts, shared emotions, and sustained focus of a large group of people. It doesn't need its creators' intent to run dark magic on you; it can be leveraged and manipulated by darker entities that wish to keep this planet in the cycle of survival-based consciousness. The most sinister aspect of all this is that the time you're giving up is the one thing you cannot buy back. This keeps humans benefitting from capitalism happy, but it also satisfies the darker entities. The more time you lose from this lifetime, the less likely you are to make any meaningful impact on this planet and help it ascend into a higher state by simply existing and having a mind of your own. They are stripping you of your most valuable resource and you're just accepting it because it feels good to give in, but you are paying with your life every second that you do. With 6 hours of daily screentime, most people are gonna spend 17 years of their lives behind a screen. 4 hours of screentime per day gives these companies 2 entire months off your entire year. It is so much worse than you've convinced yourself it is. Stop normalizing this in your head and get serious about fighting this off, every second of every day if you need to. Be incredibly stingy with your attention and your ability to synthesize knowledge and preserve critical thinking. Expose yourself to different theories, ideas, and opposing points of view. Allow yourself to be challenged daily and most of all, steer clear of the black magic rectangle as often as possible. Read. Watch long movies. Spend time outside. Perform artsy, handsy crafts to keep your brain engaged and in a state of neuroplasticity. Be stubborn about living your life and claiming every second as yours, claiming your most precious resource as your own: your attention. I fully believe each soul alive at this moment in time is infinitely stronger than all of this and more than capable of overcoming it.
Use your phone less. Use your phone less. Use your phone less. Use your phone less. Because attention is not free.
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Let's be honest no Wall Street desk would ever trade on a venue that shows their size to the room. Seen @TitanExchange_ is building the first orderbook where your size, entry, and stops never leak. Just claimed my Bronze pass for the gated mainnet waitlist.titanx.cc/?ref=0248…
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Mr. President, a third shade of orange will be in attendance on Saturday.
BREAKING: President Donald Trump will attend the Tennessee vs. Texas game on Saturday, @ClayTravis reports. on3.com/news/president-trump…
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timeline. ticker. trade.
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Baker Mayfield may be the only guy who could overthrow the Iranian government
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This is some Ministry of Truth level shennanigans. The maff is not maffing.
“Anthropic’s gross margins are above 80% before accounting for revenue shared with distribution partners, including Amazon, and the cost of training its models.” Wow.
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truly great great conversations are more a form of exploration rather than pure information exchange. each person expands the other’s internal world rather than merely extracting.
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After 15 years of investing, we realised that truly exceptional founders have something impossible to fake; deeply unconventional lives. We analysed 15,000 founders using five binary signals to measure this: quirky hobbies, early-life signs of exceptionalism, extreme life pivots, unusual geographies, non-linear careers. These sum to give a 0-5 score per founder. Whether someone started coding at age 10, speaks five languages, climbed Everest or quit a safe job to live in Chile, the signal we wanted was deviation from the mean. Rather than focusing on IQ or EQ, we call this metric the Outlier Quotient, or “OQ”. When forecasting founder success, it turns out that OQ was the single most predictive variable in our entire classification model, trained on ~70 different factors. Our OQ score had zero correlation with having worked at a top-tier company or attending an elite university. The signals most VCs rely on are noise without signal. The best founders don’t signal like everyone else, don’t think like everyone else and certainly don’t build like everyone else.
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In the 90’s we wore windbreakers every single day. Kids nowadays are out there getting absolutely dominated by the wind. Sad.
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EA AI safetyism increasingly looks like Marxism-Leninism for the algorithmic age. The old vanguard claimed privileged knowledge of the inevitable course of History. The new one claims privileged knowledge of the probabilistic course of Humanity. Both use an elaborate intellectual framework to reach the same political conclusion: a small group of enlightened people must constrain everyone else for their own good. That has never lead to anything except monumental human suffering.
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Study the lore This is an incredible in … people dumped to chase Biden token and lost everything Incredible opp
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when will you guys finally get it through your thick skulls that technology has absolutely no place in art and if you’re not finger painting the walls of a cave using the bodily fluids of an animal you killed with your bare hands by ̶c̶a̶n̶d̶l̶e̶ moonlight you’re a fucking fraud
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