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And before you blame the algorithm, look at what happens when someone actually discovers your account.
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The Insane Gentleman retweeted
£200 a month invested at 8% for 30 years could grow to around £298,000.
That's the power of time and compounding.
Yet most schools teach us algebra before they teach us compound interest.
The Insane Gentleman retweeted
Hey X! 👋
Just someone with big ideas, endless curiosity, and a love for creative living.
I’m interested in how people think, how ideas grow, and how small things can make a big difference.
Building Lemon Box Space, exploring new possibilities, and sharing bits of life along the way.
No perfect plans. Just curiosity, creativity, and consistent progress.
Let’s make something interesting happen. 🚀
#CreativeLife #Lifestyle #BuildInPublic
The Insane Gentleman retweeted
What do your followers want?
To be seen.
Just like you.
Go see them.
The Insane Gentleman retweeted
Maybe your account just decided to behave now that your subscription is almost over. 😂
My 𝕏 premium subscription will be expiring in two days and all of a sudden, my posts are doing better than the previous three days. @elonmusk is this a marketing strategy? Or I’m doing something right?
The Insane Gentleman retweeted
Welcome to my lifetime soundtrack.
For years, I've kept a running list of songs I never wanted to forget. Some are tied to memories, some helped me through different chapters of life, and some are simply songs I think are worth hearing again.
This isn't a list of the "greatest songs ever." It's simply my list.
Every day I'll share one song-from any decade, any genre, in no particular order.
If you enjoy discovering (or rediscovering) great music, I hope you'll follow along.
The Insane Gentleman retweeted
If a contingency plan was considered in the initial savings that accounted for the seed money. But then again, viability. If that's in favour with a few sales already in the books, a contingency plan considere and accounted for quitting may not be irresponsible risky. Just good old regular business risk.
The Insane Gentleman retweeted
LEGENDS OF PROGRAMMING 💻
Some developers didn't just write code. They changed how the world builds software.
Four pioneers. Four remarkable contributions.
1. Dennis Ritchie — C and Unix
2. Linus Torvalds — Linux and Git
3. Guido van Rossum — Python
4. Margaret Hamilton — Apollo flight software
✨ Who else deserves a place among programming's legends? 👇
Someone I know has been saving for two years to start a business. He’s finally raised enough money, but he’s considering quitting his job immediately so he can focus on it full-time. The business hasn’t made a single sale yet.
Would you take the risk or keep the job until the business starts generating revenue?
The Insane Gentleman retweeted
As an adult, what’s the point of being a bully? It’s one point to defend yourself but to go out of your way to diminish somebody on their looks, their efforts, or whatever is most cruel. What’s the point? What do you gain? As a kid or a grown adult, bullying is never okay. How do you expect your children or expect other people to treat you if you don’t even do the bare minimum of human decency for others?
The Insane Gentleman retweeted
Thoreau observes that people often worry more about wearing patched clothes than about having a clear conscience. His criticism is not directed at clothing itself, but at a society that confuses outward respectability with genuine worth.
The Insane Gentleman retweeted
I've gotten 26k impressions so far today, any idea how I can reach 50k before the day ends?
The Insane Gentleman retweeted
Human oversight only works when reviewers have enough context to make informed decisions.
It's not just about adding an "Approve" button. It's about knowing exactly what's being approved.✅
