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The disease we have in this country right now is that we believe our sense of purpose is to make money.
No. You make money as a reward for doing something with purpose. Like running a hotel, or running a restaurant, or selling products.
You forget what you're in the business to do and you'll fail.
No. You make money as a reward for doing something with purpose. Like running a hotel, or running a restaurant, or selling products.
You forget what you're in the business to do and you'll fail.
January 21, 2026 at 10:47 PM
The disease we have in this country right now is that we believe our sense of purpose is to make money.
No. You make money as a reward for doing something with purpose. Like running a hotel, or running a restaurant, or selling products.
You forget what you're in the business to do and you'll fail.
No. You make money as a reward for doing something with purpose. Like running a hotel, or running a restaurant, or selling products.
You forget what you're in the business to do and you'll fail.
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Hey y'all, THERE WAS A LOT OF REPLIES!! I gotta close DMs back in like 30min because I won't be able to get through all the messages otherwise! To clarify, I'm not a company, and this isn't a consistent job or anything like that. I just wanna do something cool for my Brazilian readers! [1/2]
January 21, 2026 at 10:56 PM
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Just because the blue team would have made it less obvious that federal authorities violate people’s rights regularly doesn’t suddenly mean they no longer do it; it just means privileged constituents get to ignore it way easier. It’s been that way for decades at this point.
January 21, 2026 at 12:55 AM
Just because the blue team would have made it less obvious that federal authorities violate people’s rights regularly doesn’t suddenly mean they no longer do it; it just means privileged constituents get to ignore it way easier. It’s been that way for decades at this point.
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And quite frankly, the reason I'm not convinced is because cities, with their density, are not going to generate that much electricity from solar locally. There just isn't enough surface area for the energy requirements of dense buildings.
It smells like more wealth entrenched in suburbs to me.
It smells like more wealth entrenched in suburbs to me.
January 20, 2026 at 8:19 PM
And quite frankly, the reason I'm not convinced is because cities, with their density, are not going to generate that much electricity from solar locally. There just isn't enough surface area for the energy requirements of dense buildings.
It smells like more wealth entrenched in suburbs to me.
It smells like more wealth entrenched in suburbs to me.