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This ChatGPT prompt helps you master any topic using the Feynman learning method. 👇👇

The ideal moment to bring up this 2011 gem:

"The average professional in this country wakes up in the morning, goes to work, comes home, eats dinner, and then goes to sleep, unaware that he or she has likely committed several federal crimes that day. Why? The answer lies in the very nature of modern federal criminal laws, which have exploded in number but also become impossibly broad and vague."

I just blind signed my tax returns without reading them.

I checked a box saying I read them, but I really didn’t.

On this glorious day we are all Donald Rumsfeld. https://t.co/BNShi8eMuI

Seriously - who the hell is falling for this bullshit that either of these treasonous parties are anything but anti-America oath-breaking trash?

The founders would've run them off the continent.

We already live under the largest government in history - one that claims the power to decide if it violated the power delegated to it. One that claims the power to restrict your natural right of self defense. One that claims the power to take whatever it wants from you to give to others - and other nations.

Coming to a country near you. https://t.co/YCfwhXEKjT

How Bitcoin solved this 2,500 year old problem https://t.co/dl65kcDh57

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Happy Wednesday!

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Yep! Get yours at

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Then statement of net worth is the foundation for everything in financial planning

maybe 5% of people I’ve ever met with could give me a readout of theirs up front

are there other things to focus on besides bean counting? For sure.

but not knowing exactly what you own (assets), and what you owe (liabilities) is not good financial hygiene

At its core, retirement planning is about managing uncertainty.

• How long will you live?

• What will investment returns look like over your lifetime?

• What will happen with inflation, tax law, and healthcare costs?

Nobody knows. https://t.co/O1E7XMn6Ql

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Checking in on the fiat currency experiment. https://t.co/3J2ITkrkMa

A masterclass on how to become the most TRUSTED name in your industry in 2 hours a week:

The average founders think authority comes from being the best at what they do.

So they keep getting better, quietly, and wait for the market to notice.

It usually doesn't, and meanwhile someone with half their track record becomes the name everyone quotes, refers and invites on stage.

I've watched this play out across 30+ SaaS & AI founders, and the gap almost never comes down to expertise.

Buyers are checking 5 things when they decide whether to trust you:

• Expertise

• Visibility

• Association

• Voice

• Proof

Most founders have the first one and very little of the other 4.

The 4 graphics below break down how to build the rest:

1. Get known for 1 sentence, so your market can finish "that's the ___ person"

2. Give every post 1 of 5 jobs

3. Build trust with the buyers who read quietly for months before saying a word

4. Give people somewhere to go after the post

5. Run the whole thing in a 2-hour week…

I’m just here to watch it all burn down. https://t.co/fzbdKuEobV

Most explanations of LLMs stop at "it predicts the next word." Here is what actually happens inside the model.

1. Tokenizer: "What is gravity?" is split into subword tokens and mapped to integer IDs.
2. Embeddings: each ID looks up a learned vector. In Llama 3 8B, that vector has 4,096 numbers.
3. Transformer blocks: multi-head self-attention computes softmax(QKᵀ/√d)·V, so every token weighs every earlier token. A feed-forward network (SwiGLU in Llama) transforms the result. This repeats across N layers, 32 in Llama 3 8B.
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If you’re using Grok Bot, Dots, Muse, or Hermes, your agent is capable of WAY more than you think

You’re probably only getting 1% power out of it

The best strategy for getting way more done is the ‘reverse prompting loop’

Step 1: Give this reverse prompt: “Based on what you know about me and my work, what are 5 productive things you could do for me?”

Step 2: Choose 1 of them

Step 3: Do this over and over again until you have a ton of work done

You’ll not only be ridiculously productive, you’ll also get tasks done you’ll never think your agent could do

This becomes more powerful with the more data sources you have, especially the email connector

I hate being in my email. Running this loop usually takes care of all my unread emails

Try this out and let me know what you think!

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Sup chief happy Sunday

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A Harvard professor who studied happy people for 40 years left me in tears when he told me:

There are 8 things that decide your quality of life.

1. The distance between your house and your job.

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1. The distance between your house and your job

A long commute takes hours you never get back and never notices it is doing it.

Cut it and you buy back time, energy and something closer to peace, every single day.

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2. What you feed your mind all day

Your quality of life follows your inputs, and your feed is setting your mood without asking you.

Drama in, stress out. Fill it with things that are actually useful and you feel the difference inside a week.

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3. Your sleep

Nothing else on this list works while this one is broken.

Protect it like a foundation, because everything above it is standing on it.

If the room and the schedule are already fixed and you still lie there, look at magnesium.

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Every FA fee model has a conflict of interest…

Commission = buy products

AUM = more $$ invested

Hourly/Flat monthly fee = Extend engagement

Flat one time fee = Shorten engagement

At the end of the day the intent of the professional you're working with is most important

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The FI Playbook delivers actionable finance tips to your inbox every month.

Plus get my Sudden Wealth guide when you sign up here:

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Trump: 'I know more about inflation, I know more about everything than anybody in this room, anywhere in the WORLD' https://t.co/iZomrZAlvG

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BREAKING: Claude can now build your entire mobile app like a professional development team — for free.

Use these 8 prompts to plan, design, code, test, and launch mobile apps faster than most developers and agencies.

( Save this before your next app idea).

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1. The “App Idea Validator” Prompt

“Act as a startup advisor and product strategist. Evaluate my app idea: [App Idea]. Analyze market demand, target audience, competitors, monetization opportunities, and potential risks.”

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2. The “Screenshot to App Blueprint” Prompt

“I'll upload a screenshot of an app. Reverse-engineer it and create a complete product specification including features, user flows, UI components, backend requirements, and development roadmap.”

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3. The “UI/UX Designer” Prompt

“Act as a senior mobile UX designer. Design the complete user experience for my app: [App Idea]. Include screens, navigation, onboarding flow, and user journey recommendations.”

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50 legendary internet rabbit holes you can spend hours exploring👇

1. http://zoom.earth — Watch the world via live satellite imagery

2. http://flightradar24.com — See every plane currently in the sky

3. http://marinetraffic.com — Track all ships at sea in real time

4. http://windy.com — Live map of winds and storms

5. http://lightningmaps.org — Watch lightning strikes hitting Earth in real time

6. http://earthquake.usgs.gov — Live list of recent earthquakes

7. http://submarinecablemap.com — Ocean cables carrying the internet

8. http://globalforestwatch.org — Watch forests disappear from space

9. http://worldometers.info — The world's statistics, second by second

10. http://internetlivestats.com — Current number of tweets and searches being posted

11. http://thetruesize.com — Compare the true sizes of countries

12. http://oldmapsonline.org — Maps from centuries ago

13. http://davidrumsey.com — Archive of 150,000 historical maps

14. http://openstreetmap.org — World map drawn by volunteers…

"If I see AUM, that's an immediate no for me. No other services charge that way."

I hear this argument every once in a while when people talk about financial advisor fees.

But there are plenty of other industries that charge based on the value of the assets or transactions they manage.

Property managers charge a percentage of rental income.

Real estate agents charge a percentage of the sale price.

M&A advisors charge a percentage of the transaction value.

Investment managers charge a percentage of the assets they manage.

It's not some foreign concept.

GM! https://t.co/LiB3iKiCNH

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🚨 THIS IS HOW THE S&P 500 WILL CRASH

The Fed is about to hike rates again.

Oil is above $100.

The S&P 500 has stopped growing.

And Anthropic is preparing to go public at a $2 TRILLION valuation and raise $100 BILLION.

Now ask yourself one question:

WHERE DOES THAT $100 BILLION COME FROM?

Funds need cash. Institutions need allocation.

And the easiest place to get it is from the same stocks they are already massively overweight:

Nvidia. Microsoft. Google. Amazon. Meta.

The exact companies holding the S&P 500 near all-time highs.

The NFL has released footage of the proper technique Chop Robinson should have used to hit Patrick Mahomes. https://t.co/05XmhTCCNd

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modern keyboard for software developers

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we are Yes Developers now

Anyone know how to disable those constant Yes No prompts in VSC’s Claude extension???

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X-ray films of people who didn't sell in 2026 https://t.co/NKfudfE7w4

Great advisors: advise on the entire balance sheet, coordinate and hire other professionals, & own tax planning

Okay advisors: advise on the portfolio they manage

Bad advisors: sell products only

There are three reasons to hold fixed income. First, as a reserve fund to pay for things that come up in the next year (T-bills, CDs, money markets are a good choice). Second to provide income and principal for spending over the next ~ten years (a short duration bond fund works well here). Third, for asset allocation, to reduce the probability of a large loss in equities (intermediate duration bond funds work well). If you need to fill one of these three buckets, then moving some money from stocks to bonds at this time is appropriate.

The value of diversification in one picture https://t.co/7xwGruLZq0

They say the average annual return of the market is typically between 7% - 10%.

So as investors, that's the return we should typically expect, right?

Well, no.

While the market average is typically 7% to 10%, there is a wide standard deviation, meaning that most years the market does not have a return within that average range.

In fact, it's just as common for the market to return 0% to -10% as it is for it to return 0% to 10%.

And it's actually much more common for the market to have returns of 10% to 30% than the average.

And this is why most people can't handle investing.

Have you tried this exercise? I got the idea from a professional javelin thrower, but it is great for golfers too.

The goal is to keep the lower body still while rotating your torso.

If you do this properly you will see a major improvement in your strength and range of motion.

Comment “Coach” to start a private training routine.

#golffitness #golfworkout #golfswing

This graph tells one of the most important lessons of investing. The government manufactures inflation, which is essentially stealing your money. To preserve purchasing power, own bonds. To stay ahead of inflation and make actual progress, own stocks. https://t.co/6vhB1AJM27

"Abandon all hope, ye who click 'Next.'" — Renata B.

BARROWFIELD UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT — Sophomore English teacher Ms. Bianchi, who has taught Dante's Inferno for 12 years, completed the ninth of the district's required training modules on Sept. 10 and learned that a tenth had been added for the 2026-27 school year. The district's new training platform, rolled out in August, does not allow modules to be fast-forwarded and locks the volume at 100 percent.

District human resources director Mr.

Viviani’s theorem demonstrates spatial conservation, showing that the three perpendicular lines behave like a zero-sum game: moving closer to one side requires corresponding movement away from the other two. Local changes maintain a global constant. https://t.co/D8vrqVXtvC

GM! https://t.co/IFSZpUkTpI

It’s very simple: Buy assets or get left behind https://t.co/MonUbMHxVX

I voted for:

No new wars.

Lower fuel prices.

Epstein client arrests.

Deep state arrests.

Mass deportation.

National debt lowered.

Government spending cut.

Foreign aid cut.

Fraud ended.

Foreign influence in government ended.

Corruption dealt with.

Secure elections.

And a general lower cost of living.

I got:

War.

Surveillance state.

Bodies of water renamed.

Insider trading.

Epstiens friends protected.

Israel influence in government.

And infighting in the Republican Party.

How to move from Claude to ChatGPT (in 7 mins)

1. Go to Claude → Settings → Privacy.
2. Click on Export data. Pick 90 days.
3. You'll get an email with a download link.
4. Open the .json file in Chrome.
5. Copy the 3 links inside.
6. Claude downloads a zip.
7. Double-click → 2 folders + your conversations.
8. Open a new Claude chat. Paste my prompt + upload the extracted data: https://switch.rubenhassid.ai/
9. Hit "Download."
10. You now have one file: Claude-to-ChatGPT .md.
11. Go to ChatGPT → Library. Upload it.
12. Prompt: Add from Library → select the file. Memory updated.
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How to turn conversations into sexual tension:

1. The bad girl switch

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Every woman has a playful, rebellious side.
Don't assume it. Tease it out.

You: "Be honest. Are you actually a good girl?"
Her: "Of course."
You: "Mhm. You have way too much trouble-in-disguise energy."

Don't argue with her answer.
Just smile and let the tension sit.

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2. The wild side

Don't interrogate her.

Give her imagination somewhere to go.

You: "I don't believe you're as innocent as you look."

Then pause.

Hold eye contact.

Let her decide whether she wants to reveal that side of herself.

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3. The 'i don't believe you' game

Challenge her playfully.

You: "No way. Someone this cute has never been trouble."

She'll probably laugh and defend herself.

That's where the flirtation gets interesting.

You're not accusing her.

You're inviting her to play.

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4. Spontaneity= seduction

Ask questions that pull her out of ordinary conversation.

50 legendary internet rabbit holes you can spend hours exploring👇

1. http://zoom.earth — Watch the world via live satellite imagery

2. http://flightradar24.com — See every plane currently in the sky

3. http://marinetraffic.com — Track all ships at sea in real time

4. http://windy.com — Live map of winds and storms

5. http://lightningmaps.org — Watch lightning strikes hitting Earth in real time

6. http://earthquake.usgs.gov — Live list of recent earthquakes

7. http://submarinecablemap.com — Ocean cables carrying the internet

8. http://globalforestwatch.org — Watch forests disappear from space

9. http://worldometers.info — The world's statistics, second by second

10. http://internetlivestats.com — Current number of tweets and searches being posted

11. http://thetruesize.com — Compare the true sizes of countries

12. http://oldmapsonline.org — Maps from centuries ago

13. http://www.davidrumsey.com — Archive of 150,000 historical maps

14. http://openstreetmap.org — World map drawn by volunteers…

just found my dream sport https://t.co/ubHbzuOfwG

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This man is rigging the US Economy.

"I have asymmetric information. I am the house now. Bet against me if you want."

Institutions are already positioned.

Here's what's happening + how investors should position:

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America is $40 trillion in debt.

It borrows by selling IOUs called Treasury bonds.

The problem: investors want higher and higher interest to keep lending... but higher rates break everything: mortgages, stocks, the government's own bills:

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How bad is it?

Interest on the debt now costs over $1 TRILLION a year. More than the entire military.

And that's in a boom, with stocks at record highs, when deficits should shrink. Ours is 6% of GDP, double pre-COVID.

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Nobody cares until they have to care.

And the Treasury Secretary clearly has to, and his fix?

Use government money to buy back its own bonds, $4B at a time.

Like a company buying its own stock to prop up the price. Fake demand, so rates look lower than they really are:…

I have no idea what any stock should be worth at any particular time.

(Moreover, I couldn't even imagine trying to figure that out - looking at financial statements of hundreds of companies, sitting in on countless earnings calls, etc.)

That's just way too much work for a strategy that can be hard to get right: stock picking.

For me, that means I'll be sticking with low-cost index funds.

Low-cost index fund investing is a very low-maintenance approach to #investing that can work very well for practically everybody.

MORE: I obtained internal messages from @UNLincoln chats discussing how to celebrate Charlie’s ass*ssination

There are also signs all over campus mocking Charlie.

Why is @UNLincoln allowing this?

It’s demonic. https://t.co/fKQM7kHZFr

SCOOP: I just received screenshots from the @UTKnoxville chat where they’re planning parties to celebrate Charlie’s ass*ssination

The level of evil is shocking.

There appears to be a very sick, rotten culture at @UTKnoxville under Chancellor @DondePlowman. https://t.co/TElFPrBP47

SCOOP: I obtained internal messages from University of Maine @UMaine chats showing students celebrating and mocking Charlie’s ass*ssination

Charlie literally dedicated his life to going to college campuses and engaging in civil discourse with people who disagreed with him.

Radical leftists do not want discussion.

They want violence.

We are not the same.

EXCLUSIVE: I obtained internal messages from UNC Charlotte @unccharlotte discussing how to celebrate “kirkaversary” and mocking Charlie’s ass*ssination

One message even hopes Trump dies today.

We have a serious problem with the culture on our college campuses. But of course, it’s working exactly as Democrats designed.

We share a country with these people…

SCOOP: I obtained internal messages from California’s Claremont Colleges’ chats discussing how to celebrate Charlie’s ass*ssination

These messages are absolutely vile. I am sick to my stomach.

And this is just some of them…

There appears to be something very rotten in the culture there.

You can contact the administration here (909) 621-8000 or [email protected]

H/t @1AmericanExcept for helping with this story