Lina Grabowska
@linagrabowska.bsky.social
Curiously navigating life with an open mind and a dash of boldness. Let’s break the mold together.🐾🐽Open to interactions and networking but hey, let's first have a VIDEO CALL to prove our identities
The quick response to the TikTok issue reveals that when there’s enough pressure, they can make changes quickly. Yet, we’ve seen much less urgency on long-standing issues like healthcare and taxes which makes it hard not to feel like those concerns are lower on their list of priorities
January 13, 2025 at 11:43 PM
The quick response to the TikTok issue reveals that when there’s enough pressure, they can make changes quickly. Yet, we’ve seen much less urgency on long-standing issues like healthcare and taxes which makes it hard not to feel like those concerns are lower on their list of priorities
I highly recommend checking out some of the local coffee spots near Apollo Bagels. A perfect bagel is always better with a great cup of coffee. Devoción in Williamsburg has some amazing brews that pair really well with a bagel from Apollo. You might find it’s a new favorite combo!
January 12, 2025 at 8:37 PM
I highly recommend checking out some of the local coffee spots near Apollo Bagels. A perfect bagel is always better with a great cup of coffee. Devoción in Williamsburg has some amazing brews that pair really well with a bagel from Apollo. You might find it’s a new favorite combo!
The only thing Jeff Bezos and Amazon are good at collecting is Monopoly properties while undocumented immigrants are out here funding roads, schools and healthcare. Maybe the real game is called Tax Evasion-opoly
January 5, 2025 at 5:57 PM
The only thing Jeff Bezos and Amazon are good at collecting is Monopoly properties while undocumented immigrants are out here funding roads, schools and healthcare. Maybe the real game is called Tax Evasion-opoly
Reposted by Lina Grabowska
Maybe stop funding genocide?
January 4, 2025 at 5:58 PM
Maybe stop funding genocide?
Horeover, its trade implications and potential for abuse by large corporations warrant careful consideration. Ultimately, the proposal could be a great idea in principle but requires significant fine-tuning to avoid unintended consequences
January 4, 2025 at 7:44 PM
Horeover, its trade implications and potential for abuse by large corporations warrant careful consideration. Ultimately, the proposal could be a great idea in principle but requires significant fine-tuning to avoid unintended consequences
This system could provide much-needed protection for American companies, it could also inadvertently harm smaller players, legitimate importers and consumer choice if implemented without refinement.
January 4, 2025 at 7:44 PM
This system could provide much-needed protection for American companies, it could also inadvertently harm smaller players, legitimate importers and consumer choice if implemented without refinement.
NIL has only amplified their dominance. what’s interesting now is how NIL is creating opportunities for programs that traditionally didn’t have the same financial power. It’s giving more schools the ability to compete for top-tier recruits. The landscape is definitely shifting
January 3, 2025 at 4:41 PM
NIL has only amplified their dominance. what’s interesting now is how NIL is creating opportunities for programs that traditionally didn’t have the same financial power. It’s giving more schools the ability to compete for top-tier recruits. The landscape is definitely shifting
Much have changed with NIL deals. A $100K starting point really shows how big the business of college football has become. It’ll be interesting to see how this impacts both recruiting and player development moving forward
January 3, 2025 at 2:56 PM
Much have changed with NIL deals. A $100K starting point really shows how big the business of college football has become. It’ll be interesting to see how this impacts both recruiting and player development moving forward
you guys dontdon't fear the "president of UnitdUnited States"😂💀
December 31, 2024 at 7:38 PM
you guys dontdon't fear the "president of UnitdUnited States"😂💀
Their new year will be dark💀
December 31, 2024 at 3:15 PM
Their new year will be dark💀
Rigetti decided to carry the whole market on its quantum shoulders, someone give it a medal before it collapses under the weight of everyone else’s losses
December 27, 2024 at 7:28 PM
Rigetti decided to carry the whole market on its quantum shoulders, someone give it a medal before it collapses under the weight of everyone else’s losses
😂😂misplaced priorities in real life
December 24, 2024 at 6:22 PM
😂😂misplaced priorities in real life
Once you borrow it, you sell it at the current price, hoping that the price will drop. Later, when the price is lower, you buy it back for less money and return it to the original owner. The difference between what you sold it for and what you bought it back for is your profit.
December 21, 2024 at 7:02 PM
Once you borrow it, you sell it at the current price, hoping that the price will drop. Later, when the price is lower, you buy it back for less money and return it to the original owner. The difference between what you sold it for and what you bought it back for is your profit.
In the stock market, selling something you don’t own is called short selling. Basically, it works like this: you borrow a stock from someone who owns it usually through a broker, just like borrowing a book from a library. You don’t own it, but you have the right to use it for a while.
December 21, 2024 at 7:02 PM
In the stock market, selling something you don’t own is called short selling. Basically, it works like this: you borrow a stock from someone who owns it usually through a broker, just like borrowing a book from a library. You don’t own it, but you have the right to use it for a while.
This challenges us to explore the foundations of ethical behavior beyond traditional frameworks, morality may arise from our innate capacity for reason, empathy and social cooperation. universal principles of justice and fairness can guide human progress independent of religious doctrines.
December 21, 2024 at 2:28 PM
This challenges us to explore the foundations of ethical behavior beyond traditional frameworks, morality may arise from our innate capacity for reason, empathy and social cooperation. universal principles of justice and fairness can guide human progress independent of religious doctrines.
They started selling, and the price of the stocks crashed.
Louis and Billy Ray then bought the stocks back for super cheap and gave back what they borrowed. The difference in price became their big profit!
Louis and Billy Ray then bought the stocks back for super cheap and gave back what they borrowed. The difference in price became their big profit!
December 21, 2024 at 2:23 PM
They started selling, and the price of the stocks crashed.
Louis and Billy Ray then bought the stocks back for super cheap and gave back what they borrowed. The difference in price became their big profit!
Louis and Billy Ray then bought the stocks back for super cheap and gave back what they borrowed. The difference in price became their big profit!
Louis and Billy Ray sold the borrowed stocks while the price was super high. Everyone else, including the Dukes, was buying because they thought prices would keep going up.
When the real report came out, people saw oranges weren’t rare, and everyone panicked.
When the real report came out, people saw oranges weren’t rare, and everyone panicked.
December 21, 2024 at 2:23 PM
Louis and Billy Ray sold the borrowed stocks while the price was super high. Everyone else, including the Dukes, was buying because they thought prices would keep going up.
When the real report came out, people saw oranges weren’t rare, and everyone panicked.
When the real report came out, people saw oranges weren’t rare, and everyone panicked.