#Mistakes

GRANT'S

GrantsPub

1.Grant’s Interest Rate Observer came into the world in 1983 to help its readers to buy low and sell high, or the other way around. We are seekers after investment

Stu McKinlay 🇪🇺🇳🇿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Glidub

This has really bothered me over the last twelve hours or so.Anyone else? 1/9https://twitter.com/BeavertownBeer/status/1278362226672500737 When I arrived in UK in 2015, Beavertown were in the early stages of a wave

AB

abniner

Thread on one of the most underrated sneaky very very good season. Draymond Green 2016 As most of you guys know the Warriors won 73 games and infamously blew a

David R. MacIver

DRMacIver

Back in https://notebook.drmaciver.com/posts/2020-02-16-14:22.html I talked about "ghost knowledge" - knowledge that exists within expert communities but is never written down and basically doesn't exist for you unless you hav

BOBBY BELCHER

chevsterdoe

1) The moment people will start being honest about Pochettino, that’s when I’ll start having a true convo with his fanboys. POCH HAS WON FUCK ALL. You can diss molde

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SchmerzenSZN

What’s the ACTUAL problem at Arsenal Football Club?[A thread] If you’re Arteta Out, I really respect your opinion, but I think it’s the time we reflect on the actual problem

Akiva Cohen

AkivaMCohen

Hi, #Squidigation fans, Brad has you covered on the latest iteration of Sidney Powell and co putting on their whiteface and red noses and hitting each other with rubber chickens

Luvvie is the #ProfessionalTroublemaker

Luvvie

Hi. This is my reminder that you should go to therapy. Even if you think you are perfectly fine. Therapy, at the minimum, will help you deal with those who

Sola Adesakin

SolaAdesakin

10 Money Mistakes you shouldn’t make( some from my experiences and some from what I observe).1. Don’t delegate the responsibility of managing your finances to someone else. Pay the price

King of all Warmongers, Embodiment of Corruption

mtm_velo

Something I really like about WoT: the mentor characters start flawed and have their own arcs, but are still fallible humans even at the end. Cadsuane is the #1 example

Jason Choi

mrjasonchoi

A weird thing about sizing bets...Short brain dump. One strange thing I noticed in myself in the beginning of my career and among other young investors is the tendency to

Karen Moroski-Rigney, PhD

MillennialProf_

My therapist told me something recently thats way more helpful than it seemed at first:Stop trying to understand why people act how they act or are how they are. Deal

MattAF

MattAF13

We often talk about our rights - what we are owed - but rarely our responsibilities - what we owe. I would like to talk about our responsibilities.This is going

Aditya Raj

ExplorerAadi

I've had a great talk with some super amazing folks from twitter and we discussed few interesting topics as well around our psychology and beliefs regarding certain things.Here's a thread().Disclaimer

Bachman

ElonBachman

1\ I see a lot of Libertarians go wrong by applying a property rights framework to reputationThis leads them to draw inconsistent conclusions about slander / libel / censorshipTypically something

K / K O 🐕🎨🖌️🏳️‍⚧️

KikonineArt

Art was never truly apolitical or not influenced by the current world state. You'll know this if you study art history. During the Gothic period, art was mainly produced for

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