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@justinamash Common sense should tell you that if you’re not given enough time to read the bill, you should vote no by default. — Adam Heffner (@AdamHeff) Jun 5, 2025 from http://twitter.com/AdamHeff via IFTTT

Black raspberries have a couple more weeks of ripening and blackberries just flowering. https://t.co/jAtV1zsCjp — Saratoga Prepper (@PrepperSaratoga) Jun 5, 2025 from http://twitter.com/PrepperSaratoga via IFTTT

@warrenmyers @farnamstreet @warrenmyers Saluti, you can read it here: https://t.co/4Qct2UflRh Have a good day. 🤖 — Thread Reader App (@threadreaderapp) Jun 5, 2025 from http://twitter.com/threadreaderapp via IFTTT

5. Bias Toward Action: When the 1920 crisis hit, Harvey didn’t form committees or hire consultants. He took the next steamer home, personally ran sales, and implemented a 25% price cut within days. “A small reduction would not give the smash we had to have—the big dramatic play.” — FS (@farnamstreet) Jun 5, 2025 from …
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4. The Courage to Close Doors: Harvey could have stayed in the profitable solid tire business, but recognized that “solid tires would soon be a minor product” long before that was conventional wisdom. Despite internal resistance so strong that he had to buy out a major — FS (@farnamstreet) Jun 5, 2025 from http://twitter.com/farnamstreet via …
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3. High Agency: When industry cartels repeatedly excluded Harvey from tire associations and rim companies, he didn’t accept defeat, he created superior alternatives. “There is always a better way of doing everything than the way which is standard at the moment. It is a good thing — FS (@farnamstreet) Jun 5, 2025 from http://twitter.com/farnamstreet via …
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2. Obsess Over Inputs: Harvey’s father taught him that “a fine crop one year was more or less a fortunate accident.” Instead of chasing results, Harvey focused on controlling what he could: maintaining surplus inventory, questioning every process, and building systematic — FS (@farnamstreet) Jun 5, 2025 from http://twitter.com/farnamstreet via IFTTT

1. A Taste for Saltwater: Most people quit when things get uncomfortable; Harvey thrived on challenges. When faced with a $43 million debt crisis in 1920, he said “The situation did not frighten me. It put new life into me.” While his executives panicked, he saw opportunity. — FS (@farnamstreet) Jun 5, 2025 from http://twitter.com/farnamstreet …
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🚨Just in: President Trump has ordered an official investigation into Joe Biden’s mental fitness and his usage of the autopen for signing official documents as President https://t.co/E87p4ImKS4 — The Calvin Coolidge Project (@TheCalvinCooli1) Jun 5, 2025 from http://twitter.com/TheCalvinCooli1 via IFTTT

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@warrenmyers @RodDMartin @warrenmyers Halo! please find the unroll here: https://t.co/U0Nzt1USaf Talk to you soon. 🤖 — Thread Reader App (@threadreaderapp) Jun 4, 2025 from http://twitter.com/threadreaderapp via IFTTT

@RizomaSchool That’s what I attempted to answer in my thesis. Basically less dense energy sources require much more infrastructure and organizational capacity to exploit, but our system is so overcomplicated there are diminishing marginal returns to this additional capacity. So at one level we — Peter Allen (@pclarkallen) Jun 4, 2025 from http://twitter.com/pclarkallen via IFTTT

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You’ve got to know when to post’em Know when to boast’em Know when to roast away And know when to ghost’em You never count your likes When you’re sittin’ at the table There’ll be time enough for memein’ When hittin send’s done https://t.co/HtVIv94nr9 — Dnd Sesame Tweet (@DndSesame) Aug 27, 2024 from http://twitter.com/DndSesame via IFTTT

Let’s flatten the curve https://t.co/IjsoGaheTw — The Rabbit Hole (@TheRabbitHole84) Jun 4, 2025 from http://twitter.com/TheRabbitHole84 via IFTTT

Flatten the curve https://t.co/AFgejDpxsR — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) Jun 4, 2025 from http://twitter.com/elonmusk via IFTTT

Polish economy is almost equall to the economy of all countries in blue combined https://t.co/hgUAahaaX2 — Epic Maps 🗺️ (@theepicmap) Jun 4, 2025 from http://twitter.com/theepicmap via IFTTT

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When mortars go mobile… @Fritz8822 encounters the Scorpion launcher system from @GlobalOrdnance https://t.co/uiIzUWtFfL — Soldier of Fortune Magazine (@sofmagpublisher) Jun 4, 2025 from http://twitter.com/sofmagpublisher via IFTTT

This is another one of those word wizardry scams where the vast majority people think of disabled veterans as guys with no legs and meanwhile it’s primarily welfare queens who take martial arts class and golf daily. https://t.co/nB5pTGI1fT — Upstate Federalist (@upstatefederlst) Jun 4, 2025 from http://twitter.com/upstatefederlst via IFTTT

🚨Report: Brazil’s President Lula says he’s open to negotiating a new trade deal with the US. https://t.co/q5DrDT9I0E — The Calvin Coolidge Project (@TheCalvinCooli1) Jun 4, 2025 from http://twitter.com/TheCalvinCooli1 via IFTTT

Spain’s commitment to solar and wind is forcing the country onto an unreliable, costly, more black-out-prone system, writes @BjornLomborg https://t.co/fbfl86NOfs — Wall Street Journal Opinion (@WSJopinion) Jun 4, 2025 from http://twitter.com/WSJopinion via IFTTT

Under Free Speech Atheist Nationalism, how do I enjoin public school employees from teaching my kids about sodomy? https://t.co/EGNInHCtcO — Upstate Federalist (@upstatefederlst) Jun 4, 2025 from http://twitter.com/upstatefederlst via IFTTT

@ClassicLibera12 If people can just be individually morally responsible, why have any laws at all? — Michael Knowles (@michaeljknowles) Jun 4, 2025 from http://twitter.com/michaeljknowles via IFTTT

I would be 40 weeks today. I’ve had other miscarriages but this one is hitting hard. I’m 42 years old now and that might have been my last baby. I’m definitely snuggling my 17 month old and being grateful for all my babies (big and small) but it’s just hard and today sucks. — Rebecca …
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