You have no clue bro. Sex is better the hornier a woman is. And the higher class and more beautiful a woman is the more she is getting horny from prolonged classy dates. The point is that you COULD fuck her and you don't. And she WANTS to fuck you, but she also don't. I'm really tired of midwit playas with mid game mansplaining this shit to me. Show me your 10/10 beauty girl who gargles your semen. If you don't have that to show for yourself, then shut up, you're a rookie.

You have no clue bro. Sex is better the hornier a woman is. And the higher class and more beautiful a woman is the more she is getting horny from prolonged classy dates. The point is that you COULD fuck her and you don't. And she WANTS to fuck you, but she also don't. I'm really tired of midwit playas with mid game mansplaining this shit to me. Show me your 10/10 beauty girl who gargles your semen. If you don't have that to show for yourself, then shut up, you're a rookie.

I don't get what's so great about GTA. It's an empty illusion of an open world filled with empty scenery and props. You might as well just go out and observe the actual world. Other than that it's a mashup of a shitty driving sim + shitty shooter + boring ass missions + juvenile satire + some mid netflix TV series. GTAIII was the first I've played. I got into a tank and killed police officers. It was fun, but I was 5yo at the time.

I'm terrified of insects and there was a HUGE praying mantis in my apartment (photo taken from internet for reference) I was freaking out bro. I took an eletric fly swatter and hit it. It stuck to the swatter and got burned, but still moved like it was nothing. I then shook it off i to the toilet. It was looking me in the eye and trying to climb out. I was so scared I flushed it down. But I also felt pity for it afterwards :-(

It's funny how it's considered impressive in the OpenAI office to flex intermediate-advanced student hobbies. Most of my 12yo students play "Mozart-level piano", draw comics or would whoop 99% of adults in table tennis. The parents pick a hobby for the kids early. They force the kids to stick to it. The kids become good at it and enjoy being good at something. There's nothing mystical about American adults who went through the HYPSM pipeline to also be good at a hobby lol.

I agree with Peter Thiel on everything. Many other Chinese who never heard of Peter Thiel would also agree on everything. It's actually just common sense. It's just that he always finds the most creepy, elitist, pompous & pretentious way to say mundane shit: Normal person: "Maybe it’s better to make something unique than fight 50 identical competitors." Peter Thiel: "Competition is the ideology of cattle. The superior founder creates a monopoly and exits the mimetic blood-pit." Normal person: "It would be nice if medicine helped us live longer." Peter Thiel: "Death is an engineering defect. Nature has issued a challenge. I intend to appeal the human expiration date." Normal person: "Successful people usually have a plan." Peter Thiel: "Indefinite optimism is spiritual surrender. The future does not arrive. It is seized by men with definite plans."

life update: joined @usecorgi. 2026 has been the craziest year. I parted ways with Riot Games where I was the youngest employee for 3 years, then went on a series of side quests that includes winning 100k+ at hackathons, trading options from $600 to 160k in 9 days, throwing a LAN tournament, traveling, going viral on X a few times, etc. My reason for joining Corgi over other companies (or starting my own) comes down to the fact that I believe Corgi has a clear path to becoming a generational company. It’s easy to dismiss or dunk on them as manufactured hype based on what you might see on the timeline. But no amount of bad PR can change the facts, which are: is 12% of the GDP often the largest spend for companies due to the fact that every form of economic activity creates risk need to be insured 3.Corgi has successfully captured the insurance for startups market and is rapidly expanding into other sectors In fairness, “insurance for startups” sounds confusing at first. Why would startups even need insurance? Here is what I found out. 1. Enterprise customers will require startups they do business with to have insurance before signing contracts (Cyber, Tech E&O coverage, etc) 2. Insurance makes sure companies don’t get fucked from product failures and data breaches (lawsuits and major losses) 3.Investors and board expects it as protection from management-related lawsuits. need workplace injuries and employment claims coverage before hiring. Startups aside, the broader insurance industry is massive and a perfect example of a low margin high revenue industry where any gains in efficiency reflects in millions of additional profit. And Corgi happened to be the only major player that built an insurance stack around capitalizing on the efficiency gains of AI. It doesn’t take much to realize how much of the insurance market Corgi can capture if they have higher margins than their competitors. Extremely bullish, excited to be a part of it all 🫡

Dude was one of the best players on the planet by age 18 and is already declining cuz he's dating too many IG hoes. You can't be the #1# athlete while dating IG girls. The lifestyles are simply incompatible. You need a tradwife.

My mom is using all free AI apps, but she's using Gemini the most. My 18yo non-coder brother bought an Claude sub for homework help because he's wants to be hipster. My dad is following benchmarks onf Facebook and is using free ChatGPT.

Post partum depression country stats: 🇸🇬 Singapore: ~3% 🇩🇰 Denmark: ~7% 🇩🇪 Germany: ~10% 🇺🇸 USA: ~18% US libs treat it like some inevitable uncontrollable biological thing, but, actually, it's mostly their own shitty politics and culture that is responsible.

Leopold Aschenbrenner is undoubtedly a very high IQ guy, but he's also an overly ideologically ignorant retard. He can synthesize the technical insider info he knows eloquently and very academically, and with American-style bravado. But he's completely unaware of his blindspots. His understanding of China literally boils down to: "They aren't creative, only Americans are creative. Chinese can only copy" You can be an elite top A+ student 150IQ galaxy brain, but if one central premise of your thesis is wrong, then the entire thesis will be wrong- and your forecast will be about /r WallStreetBets quality, just with bigger words and more or less luck. Btw, the entire problem with America right now is high-powered but low-dimensional worldviews.