Idan Levin 🎩
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best tool I found lately:
you can use @ManusAI_HQ to create simulations that battle-test any system or standard you’re designing.
it analyzes your system, runs detailed simulations, and gives you a perfect report - no fluff.
prompt:
I’m going to give you a draft standard, protocol, or system specification.
Your task is to battle-test it by running simulations of realistic usage scenarios.
Please:
• Create 3-4 distinct simulations of how users and systems would interact based on the standard.
• For each simulation, clearly describe:
• The scenario you tested
• Step-by-step user actions and system responses
• What each component or actor in the system did
• The flow of information between components
• The outcome of the simulation
• Any gaps, missing elements, risks, or edge cases you noticed
Your goal is to test the assumptions of the standard — not to criticize it for the sake of criticism, but to see if it holds up under realistic conditions and usage patterns.
Focus on practical, relevant edge cases. Examples might include state handling, price changes, system failures, or interaction timing issues.
Be concise and structured. The output should be a report per simulation, with clear flow descriptions and observations. 0 reply
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A lot of people don’t understand tariffs, and by that, they don’t understand Trump’s current policy. The old economic idea was simple: countries specialize in what they do best, trade with others, and global output grows. That worked under specific conditions — free trade, no monopolies, no military leverage.
But for the past 20 years, China has done the opposite. By subsidizing exports, blocking imports, and depreciating the yuan, they’ve maintained dominance in high-end industries. Meanwhile, the US has lost its production base.
America still has high-end technological knowledge, for example with AI. But without the means to sustain itself, that knowledge won’t matter. If the global trade system breaks down, the US could be left vulnerable.
Trump saw this. His moves weren’t just about jobs — they were a hedge against the real risk of a world where economic shutdowns become a weapon. 1 reply
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