After 600+ guests, Niklas Adalberth (@norrsken_org Founder, @Klarna Co-Founder) hit us with the best introduction we've ever had on ETN: "5000 years ago, I started Klarna...and I had the honourable, admirable, moral ambition to make myself as rich as possible." "We're very lucky with Klarna; the timing was right when e-commerce took off. So Klarna took off as well, and we became a unicorn. I became financially independent - $10 million in my bank account." "I decide to celebrate in Las Vegas...checked into this big penthouse suite...played some poker, ordered wines I couldn't pronounce." "Then back in that hotel room with the Gucci, Prada bags all over, and a real authentic Rolex instead of my fake one from China...instead of reaching nirvana, which I thought I would, I just got this feeling of complete emptiness and meaninglessness." "So I decided instead...why don't I try to do something more meaningful as a happiness hack? The most egoistic thing I could do, right?" "I decided to quit and instead devote my time and wealth to this Norrsken Foundation, which I started in 2016 with the idea to put the spotlight, capital, and networks behind entrepreneurs that are tackling real challenges."

The people that are too egotistical to realize AI is far better than they are at almost everything they do will get crushed in this transition. Those that realize they are absolutely retarded vs AI but instead choose to DEPLOY AI to do their bidding will win EXTRA hard.

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You wrote exactly propagenda here to promote EU's influence while defaming China and Russia simply because they donnot vaccinate enough to their own ppl? Fact: China has contained the virus half year ago and need not much vaccination. You surely praise egoism over altruism.

I passed 80,000 followers earlier today. I feel extremely humbled. I never expected to reach such a large number so soon. This has surprised me, but I like to tell myself that this means some of you enjoy my analysis and opinions. That may be slightly egotistical of me, but honestly speaking, I often have imposter syndrome on here. My experience lies 100% within the financial markets and I have ~zero technical experience. I am fully self-taught on technology via countless years of reading, observing, conversating, and more recently - prompting. In that regard, there's always plenty of learning to be done, particularly when technology is moving at such a rapid pace that it sometimes feels like I need to be unemployed to keep up with it. Regardless, the aim is to *mostly* share high-signal news, thoughts, and analysis on things that I believe are important at any given moment in time. I may sometimes miss things purely due to demands from my day-job, but in general, I fundamentally believe that quality supercedes quantity in basically all aspects of life. Writing X posts is no different. I'm unsure what the future holds or what the end-goal is for my account. These are pretty important questions that I haven't had the time (or energy) to fully mull over yet. But for now: I will keep learning, sharing thoughts/opinions/analysis...while remaining extremely appreciative that so many of you have taken an interest. Thank you!

People don't need to keep reading and analyzing my posts so much if they think I am always wrong. And keep writing these lengthy threads on me wasting their time. I myself dunk on myself all the time. I will make this very clear: My posts may drastically change and contradict themselves as geopolitics changes. I will never remain fixed rigidly on my opinions and analysis, especially in such a chaotic era. First step to get smart on any subject, especially something like geopolitics, is to understand we don't know everything, that our assumptions may be wrong, things may change drastically, and if our analysis is wrong - humbly accept we were wrong and try to learn. Now, instead of making it a habit to keep attacking people who are on the same page about India, because we got outraged that they are of a different opinion on a foreign issue, it is better to work together where opinions and interests converge - That's on India's interests. This is where the globalists, islamists, and commies excel. They don't make enemies out of their own, like immature 'always-triggered' egotists, and weaken their coalition. They ignore even radical difference of opinions in some areas to get together when taking on their common enemies. Much to learn from them. I have always ignored such attacks on me personally, by some pro India handles, for just my opinions. But have liked, reposted, and interacted positively with their content as they speak in the interests of India. But today when I saw this post... .... felt like had to write my thoughts of how, as Indians, we are always quick to pull down our own, creating lasting acrimony, based on small differences. Yet we find it so difficult to work together as a team for India.