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This week on BlogChain: Alibaba used 25k fake accounts to steal Claude's training data OpenAI ships its first custom AI chip New surveillance can track your iPhone, AirPods & car at once Full issue:

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Methods of Prosperity 122 “It’s not what you buy; it's what you pay for it. A great company at an exorbitant price is a poor investment, but a mediocre company bought for a bargain price can be a great investment.” – Howard Marks

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Happy B20 mainnet day! Did a little write-up on the why, what, and how of B20. Been a while since I wrote anything. Feels good to be back at it 💙 https://paragraph.com/@unblocked/the-twentieth-comment-base-b20

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Methods of Prosperity 121 Fired on the same day, Arthur Blank and Bernie Marcus built The Home Depot (and a fortune) because of it.

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@paragraph the unwanted unanticipated unnecessary unavoidable crop of the image in my newsletter ain’t mathing. It looked fine on the preview but the actual send took my deeply personal and heartfelt article down a notch as this unwanted cropping of my embedded image CUT OFF THE TOP OF MY FACE. 🤦🏽‍♀️ It’s embarrassing! Images should render as previewed. Please troubleshoot.

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Methods of Prosperity 120 Throw Your Billionaire Blueprint Out the Window David Geffen “No. I like to be able to change my mind — to access my money when I want.” – David Geffen. This was in response when asked if he wanted to be a limited partner in Kleiner Perkins for a million dollars.

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Methods of Prosperity 119 Amateurs Play the Game. Billionaires Own It. Steve Wynn “The Only Way to Win in a Casino is to Own One.” – Steve Wynn Most casino operators focus on maximizing immediate gaming revenue. Not Steve Wynn. He invested heavily in non-gaming amenities that many considered unprofitable. “I don't give a damn about the short-term market implications. This is not a company that gives a damn about short-term markets.” – Steve Wynn

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Methods of Prosperity 118 Become a Billionaire Without Selling Unique Products —Even if it Takes 50 Years “Stick to your knitting, do what you can do and do more of it and try and grow it. Don’t try and do everything.” – John Bragg

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Methods of Prosperity 117 They Say He’s Nice. The Truth Is He’s Shrewd. Michael Dell “Ideas are a commodity. Execution of them is not.” – Michael Dell Most entrepreneurs who go public stay public. Michael Dell orchestrated something unprecedented in the tech industry. In 2013, he took his company private. It was the largest technology leveraged buyout ever ($24.9 billion). Then he brought it back public again in 2018. This gave him the freedom to make long-term strategic decisions. This kind of freedom came without quarterly earnings pressure. Which is a luxury most public company CEOs don't have.

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gm gm paragraph team wee nudge / questions, i notice my paragraph home page doesn't showcase my latest articles any fixes i can do my side? @reidtandy

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Methods of Prosperity 116 Fashion Is Fast But Wealth Is Slow Amancio Ortega “I’m sorry, ma’am, I’m very sorry, but I cannot lend you any more money.” – grocery store clerk to Amancio Ortega Gaona’s mother, 1948 Twelve year old Amancio Ortega Gaona was still holding his mother’s hand at the grocery store. That was the day he stopped being a child. At that moment of shock, he decided: “This will never happen to my mother again”.

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