How has Tim Walz not been RECALLED yet?! He didn't just pardon a migrant convicted of repeatedly raping a 10-year-old girl. He had the audacity to criticize the Trump administration for deporting him by saying, "we can’t all be judged by our worst day." That's basically like allowing a convicted child rapist to babysit your 10-year-old. And when your friends look at you in absolute horror, you say, "hey, don't judge him, hater." Raping a child is not a "bad day." It is a horrific crime that should always carry the heaviest consequences. Not a damn pardon! If Barack Obama proposed deporting child-rapist immigrants, the Left would cheer, and I WOULD TOO, that's what we SHOULD do. At this point, this isn’t TDS. It’s a terrifying moral rot that is actively sacrificing the safety of our children just to spite Donald Trump.

FOR THE LOVE OF GOD: If the Founder or CEO gets invited to do a podcast ... DONT MAKE IT A 45 MINUTE AD. I don’t get why people do this. The whole medium is about opening up, being real, having some banter, sharing stories. And they keep bringing it back to their software, their product, their new book. This is the opposite of good marketing. Be great. Be useful. Be funny. Be interesting. That’s the best marketing. And you won’t need to pitch the product the whole time. But some Founders and CEOs just only know how to be in robot PR team mode. Please use your brain. If *you* listened to this podcast, would you find value in it? No you'd skip through it, rolling your eyes at another on-script CEO just parroting a bunch of talking points. And the worst part, most of these people are not Fortune 500 CEOs. So there's not some huge risk of saying the wrong thing, upsetting Wall Street etc. I've had this happen before as a podcast host. Plenty of times over the last 10 years. Sponsor company wants to have their CEO on. Random PR pitch wants to have the Founder or key executive of this AI company on to talk about AI trends. And it's always the same thing: boring, no substance, and a thinly veiled pitch for their company. They never have any energy, never ask any questions back, just ends up being another piece of corporate marketing slop. Like when the CEO of Farmers Insurance gets to speak for 5 minutes on a PGA Tour broadcast (but you're not the CEO of Farmers Insurance). Marketing 101, do not do that! Be likable. Go off script. Use this as an opportunity to build trust, get people to know you, and think "hey, that founder was actually awesome, I gotta go look up their company." But instead we are always so short term focused. Thinking a podcast appearance will somehow lead to 6 new MQLs this quarter. This is another reason I am GLAD AI is eating the funnel in marketing and creating a sea of sameness. The only way to win moving forward is going to be to LET GO of control of your brand.

hey fam, good morning. weekends back. lets spend this weekend resolving issues within the protocol, fixing bugs etc. today, we will work on: > finetune and polish V5 for launch > work on installable web apps > fix the mobile UI (its been a while since we last upgraded our mobile UI haha) > work on RWA perps and F&O > launch and test more dapps on prism L3 > add more assets and aggregate more liquidity. > permissioned dexs and V4 hooks > finetuning the asset marketplace > issuer vaults and more synthetics and many more, i just listed a few. everyones slowly talking about mass tokenization and with SEC exempt about to go live next month, we will see thousands of issuers issuing thousands of tokens. but no ones really thinking about the accessibility and scalability of those tokens and they will all come to prism. lets discuss more and build together for 16 hours straight today as we did last weekends. letsgoooooo

Hey @grok, YES/NO Are they ALL of Jewish ancestry, even partially? 🔸 Magnus Hirschfeld — behind the world’s first major sex-change clinic. 🔹 Stanley Biber — pioneered sex-change surgery in America, performing thousands. 🔸 Reed Erickson — bankrolled early trans medicine in America. 🔹 Harry Benjamin — pioneered hormones and surgery for trans patients in America. 🔸 Norman Spack — helped open a pioneering clinic treating trans children. 🔹 Robert Spitzer — led the push that removed homosexuality from the DSM. 🔸 Gregory Pincus — behind the birth-control pill. 🔹 Karen DeCrow — a lawyer who pushed to rewrite America’s laws around divorce. 🔸 David Einhorn — helped pioneer the push to liberalize divorce in America. 🔹 Alan Guttmacher — led America’s birth-control push. 🔸 Robert Stoller — pioneered modern gender identity theory. 🔹 Harris Kornstein — helped turn Drag Queen Story Hour into a nationwide library movement for kids across America. 🔹 Leo Wollman — pioneered hormone treatment for trans patients in America. 🔸 Reuben Sturman — built America’s biggest porn distribution empire. 🔹 Bernard Nathanson — co-founded one of America’s main abortion-rights groups, NARAL. 🔸 Betty Friedan — a major force in the nationwide push to legalize abortion.