"Man these edibles ain't shit" 10 minutes later:

There are 2 types of people in the post-epstein world.

Sorry. Again, laughed out loud so i have to repost.

It happened again... Corie A. Walsh, a mother in Illinois, was arrested and charged with the m*rder of her 2-year-old son after a neighbor found the child in the basement of the home. Witnesses say that Walsh was "heavily invested" in the Lindsay Clancy trial and was debating it over text just hours before the m*rder occurred.

If only there was this coach that warned us about all this crap say 12ish years ago that caught all kinds of flak for saying some real shit.

BREAKING 🚨: Housing Market The largest mortgage lender in the United States, United Wholesale Mortgage, fell to an all-time low after suffering its largest drop in history 📉 📉

Almost all of Nolan’s content is awful but this scene was absolutely incredible. Perfect cinema, historically good. Never seen anything so perfect.

RT @Todd_Spence: In 1993, DIE HARD 2 premiered on TBS but the network had to dub over all of the swear words, accidentally hiring an actor…

300, but instead of Gerard Butler, it’s Elliot Page.

‘How are you so focused under pressure?’ Me in 1995:

Conspiracy theorists batting 1.000 🥸

The companion post to Final Stop Game Stop was the prequel, Foundations: The Big Short Squeeze, and the full history leading up to it. Read together for the full story. And do not mind media @CNBC that comment without reading both articles. “I had seen buybacks shrink shares by a third in the setting of 100% short interest, the reorganizing of the Board of Directors, and the selling of Spring Wireless for cash in the amount of more than half the market cap. All were home run/slam dunk activist successes with concrete results but zero impact on price or short interest.” open.substack.com/pub/michae…

Humanity has, for the first time, captured a direct visual glimpse of an electron's orbital within a hydrogen atom—literally peering inside the simplest building block of the universe.This feels almost dreamlike, even impossible. For over a century, electrons existed as mathematical ghosts: probability waves, abstract clouds, never something you could actually see. They were ideas, equations, patterns of likelihood—not pictures. Now, that boundary between theory and tangible reality has been crossed in a way that feels deeply personal, as though the subatomic world has finally looked back at us.For decades physicists spoke of electron behavior, not electron paths. Textbooks offered elegant probability distributions, but no portrait. This image shatters that emotional distance. It sculpts the invisible into form, turning the most fundamental unit of matter from a distant concept into something intimate, almost recognizable—like catching sight of the scaffolding beneath everyday existence.Hydrogen may be the universe's simplest atom—one proton, one electron—yet its significance is cosmic. It powers the fusion furnaces of stars, forms the backbone of water, and underpins all chemistry. Gazing into its heart is akin to opening the very first page of reality's book. It whispers a profound truth: complexity springs from profound simplicity, and even the smallest structures pulse with extraordinary meaning.Don't expect the tidy, planetary orbit of old Bohr models. What this image reveals is a delicate, ethereal cloud—a probability haze sculpted by quantum rules that defy classical intuition. The surprise is the revelation itself. Nature rarely conforms to our intuitive sketches; it favors subtle elegance, layered mystery, and quiet defiance of expectation.Discoveries like this don't tie up loose ends—they unravel new ones. They stretch curiosity rather than satisfy it. Seeing an electron's orbital laid bare doesn't conclude the story; it multiplies the questions, deepens the enigma. True wonder lives not in neat final answers, but in these fleeting, humbling glimpses that urge us to lean in closer—with awe, patience, and an open-hearted readiness to be astonished again.

I guess Morgan doesn’t want Venezuela to be free afterall.

Leftists pretending they know anything about Venezuela is the funniest part

Go Tigers

More than half of U.S. stock trading is happening off the public exchanges, funneled into dark pools and internal trading desks of major Wall Street firms, per Bloomberg.

This is why Matt Walsh doesn't want me to talk about American politics.

No quit in this team ⚡️