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New Media Photography📾 || Architecture || NFTs

Joined September 2020
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Hello Artists, Collectors and potential collaborators, the first set of photographs from my collection ‘Species of Means’ is available on @foundation . foundation.app/collection/sp
 A little backgound on the series is shared in the post belowđŸ‘‡đŸŒ A very short thread đŸ§”đŸȘĄđŸ«Ł
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We Built the Product Apple Gave Up On...
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"What a privilege to be tired from work you once begged the universe for." This quote sums up the gratitude I've been feeling to be working on Weepstone. I've honestly never worked harder in my life and I've had many days I'm stretching the stamina bar to 150%, but I truly believe that it doesn't get better than this. I decided I wanted to make games at age 8, banging out a BBS door in BASIC on my Commodore 64C. To be doing it now full time is a dream come true. (Quote credit: I believe Aryan Sachdeva said this)
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When I watched the Ecuador coach celebrate so passionately after his team's victory over Germany yesterday, I was reminded of a profound truth often associated with Napoleon Hill: "The most powerful mastermind alliance a man will ever form is in his marriage. A woman, rightly chosen, aligned in vision, and honored in spirit, can make a man unbreakable. But a woman wrongly chosen or unaligned in purpose will drain him of vision, strip him of confidence, and sentence him to spiritual poverty. Many men fall not because of failure in business, but because of conflict in the home. They rise with vision only to have it mocked. They speak with clarity only to have it questioned. They act with courage only to be met with resistance. This is not partnership. This is war. And a man at war with his household cannot build peace outside of it. But when a woman supports a man's purpose, when she believes in his destiny, when she reflects his greatness before the world sees it, that woman becomes the mastermind in motion. Her energy fuels him. Her intuition sharpens him. Her peace steadies him. Her presence becomes a sanctuary. And the man with that kind of partner is dangerous to every limitation. You must choose this alliance with wisdom. And if you are already in one, you must train it, not ignore it. Share your aim. Speak your plan. Invite her insight. Draw strength from her spirit. This is not weakness. This is wisdom. This is law."
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USMNT đŸ”„đŸ”„đŸ”„ performing like a host nation. I just love the intensity Again, worth watching at 1amđŸ€« #usmnt #usavrsparaguay #fifaworldcup2026
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USMNT đŸ”„đŸ”„ Worth watching at 1am #usavrsparaguay #fifaworldcup2026
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The best officiating that I’ve seen in football PSG vrs Arsenal #Arsenal #PSG #UCL
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Everyone keeps asking, "Why isn't #Bitcoin rallying with everything else" as if there's a single risk on/off switch. (psst ,There isn't a single switch anymore. That fell away years ago and now we see capital sorting rather than fleeing). Unless you've been living under a rock, you should have recognized that Bitcoin is gated by institutional pacing now. No longer does retail impulse gate it. Small caps are able to explode on positioning and flows, while metals can grind higher on sovereign and industrial demand. But Bitcoin requires alignment across regulation, custody, balance-sheet treatment, and narrative legitimacy. And, for better or worse, that alignment takes longer. That said, when it clicks, it tends to do so violently. So, right now, the market is saying: – “We’ll front-run liquidity with equities.” – “We’ll hedge the monetary endgame with metals.” – “We’ll wait on Bitcoin until the signal is undeniable.” And while that waiting is frustrating, structurally it's normal for an asset that's transitioning from outsider to infrastructure. This is what I constantly try to remind you is happening. Bitcoin is no longer the fringe asset it once was. It is now being taken seriously and, as I mentioned earlier this week on Trading Tuesday spaces, the mispricing of Bitcoin is huge as funds, retail, etc. treat it like a tech stock while it continues to build as infrastructure.
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Tonight đŸ”„đŸ”„đŸ”„ The Town 2010 #benaffleck
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New Scorsese banger just dropped
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"Whatever you think about the most is who you are" - Scott Adams h/t @akirathedon
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Chills chills chills maaaaaaaan!!!!! đŸ„¶
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To actually see music, we built a real magic piano! This is our DIY video of the Year, hope you guys like it! @redmagicgaming #REDMAGIC11Pro #GamingPhone
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Interesting: Here is the reason that as you get older, entire years feel like a week: đŸ™‡â€â™‚ïž
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I never thought I would say this, but I’m actually happy a French person is coming to Texas đŸ€Ż
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Tom Green is a legend. Practically invented the podcasting format as we know it. Joe Rogan saw what he was doing and the rest is history.
It’s not really “lost.” I had thousands of guests on that show over seven years, and almost every one of them said it was the first time they’d ever seen a TV studio in someone’s house. Audio podcasts existed at the time, but they were mostly tech-focused and didn’t really feature entertainers. I was in Los Angeles, part of the comedy scene, and obsessed with late-night talk shows — especially David Letterman — so I tried to recreate that vibe at home. A lot of comedians hadn’t even heard of podcasting back then because they weren’t tech nerds like me. Once they saw what was possible, they realized the door was open — and people went off and started their own podcasts. I was all for it. I didn’t keep anything secret, or “gatekeep” what I was doing. I showed everyone the tech, how it worked, and encouraged them to start their own shows. And they all remember that. I may not have said this before but it was purposeful. I wanted to help dismantle what I saw as a dysfunctional, undemocratic media system. And here we are.
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It’s not really “lost.” I had thousands of guests on that show over seven years, and almost every one of them said it was the first time they’d ever seen a TV studio in someone’s house. Audio podcasts existed at the time, but they were mostly tech-focused and didn’t really feature entertainers. I was in Los Angeles, part of the comedy scene, and obsessed with late-night talk shows — especially David Letterman — so I tried to recreate that vibe at home. A lot of comedians hadn’t even heard of podcasting back then because they weren’t tech nerds like me. Once they saw what was possible, they realized the door was open — and people went off and started their own podcasts. I was all for it. I didn’t keep anything secret, or “gatekeep” what I was doing. I showed everyone the tech, how it worked, and encouraged them to start their own shows. And they all remember that. I may not have said this before but it was purposeful. I wanted to help dismantle what I saw as a dysfunctional, undemocratic media system. And here we are.
lost in the annals of history is the fact that Tom Green invented the podcast format as we know it today.
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lost in the annals of history is the fact that Tom Green invented the podcast format as we know it today.
n the early 2000s, I built a TV studio in my living room in Los Angeles and started inviting friends and people I admired — comedians, actors, TV personalities — to come hang out and do a “talk show.” Podcasting didn’t exist yet, so no one really knew what I was talking about. They were basically just coming over to see what I was up to. One night I invited Carson Daly, who had always been great to me back in my MTV days. What he didn’t know was that I’d also invited my friend Andrew Dice Clay. The result was a completely ridiculous two-hour show that just went on and on. This is the first time they ever met.
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Definition of ‘Are You Obsessed Enough?”
When I was still a student at the conservatory, my professors used to call me ‘Beethoven Girl’. Not just because I was the best Beethoven player they had, you see I had an unhealthy obsession with trying to get these notes to resonate at Beethoven’s truest intent. I read what he read. I ate what he ate. I engulfed myself in Voltaire and Kant to breathe the same air of Enlightenment he breathed. To experience the frequencies he could not hear but were realer to him than his own reality. I learned from his students directly — Wilhelm Kempff and John O’Conor. When I realized every piece of sheet music was altered by production for copyright purposes, I flew to Europe to get my hands on the First Edition of Beethoven Sonatas from Budapest. I hand painted this specific third movement on the walls of my dorm. I graduated the conservatory with this as my final performance and went on to use it for my audition piece to get accepted as a fine arts major in university. The piece in its entirety is 1 hour long. Here is Beethoven’s Sonata No 17 in D minor, the third movement—Tempest—performed to the enlightenment with which he originally intended. Yours truly, Beethoven Girl
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