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@SenGonzalezNY @nyulangone Thank YOU Senator Gonzalez for your efforts! @SenGonzalezNY

Game theory teaches: never enter a game you haven’t studied. Never show your hand before the money is on the table. And never play to be liked. Play to build so much leverage that the rules eventually stop applying to you entirely. Most people lose not because they are outworked but because they are outplayed. They do not understand the game they are in, they reveal too much too soon and they care more about approval than position. Learn the game first. Move quietly. Build until you have enough leverage to write your own rules.

shipra @shipranotes

4 weeks ago

Get addicted to neuroplasticity, subconscious reprogramming, delusional optimism, game theory, quantum physics, cognitive biases, systems thinking, epigenetics, and first-principles thinking. I promise it will change your life.

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The video I watched every morning At 7 AM for 7 months.

(Two of Two) An Open Letter to the Kips Bay Community About the Future of AMC Kips Bay 15 in New York City “AMC Does Not Want to Go. We Want to Stay.” ——-/////——-/////——- It isn’t true that New Yorkers can be prevented from having your cake and eating it too. Indeed you can. But only if people of goodwill think out of the box a bit. After all, the ubiquitous proverb “where there is a will, there is a way” is one that is believed to have first been published in the year 1640 — that’s three hundred eighty six years back to be precise.  Speaking of people of goodwill, I especially want to express gratitude to Manhattan Borough President Brad Hoylman-Sigal and New York State Assembly Member Keith Powers, for their leadership and tireless advocacy on this matter. Reinforcing and speaking for the local community’s clear desire, they have energetically brought attention to the importance of keeping an AMC movie theatre open and operating in Kips Bay. In summary, this is a theatre that you in Kips Bay want to continue to be at your beck and call, and one that we at AMC unequivocally also want to be allowed to continue within our theatrical fleet.     But time is short. Unless NYU Langone Health lets us delight the Kips Bay community beyond then, to comply with our terminated lease, the lights on AMC Kips Bay 15 will forevermore see their final sunset on January 3, a mere two and a half months from now.  Hopefully, there is an outcome in which a wise workable solution is devised, one that will benefit and please the entire neighborhood. What say you NYU Langone Health?   Whatever happens, I want you to know how much AMC appreciates your support, your efforts and your voice. We are proud to have been part of the Kips Bay community since 1999, and I sincerely hope that we can continue to be part of it for years to come.   Sincerely, Adam Aron Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer
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(One of Two) An Open Letter to the Kips Bay Community About the Future of AMC Kips Bay 15 in New York City “AMC Does Not Want to Go. We Want to Stay.” ——-/////——-/////——-   To the Kips Bay Community,   Since news first broke that our popular AMC Kips Bay 15-screen movie theatre located at 570 Second Avenue in Manhattan will soon be forced against our will to close its doors, I’ve been struck by the extraordinary support that this AMC theatre has received from within the local surrounding community.        So many moviegoers and neighbors, and importantly so many of your elected officials, have rallied around our theatre. (Given the central role that movie theatres play in the lives of so many New Yorkers, perhaps it is much better and more accurate to say that so many of you have rallied around YOUR theatre.)  On behalf of everyone at AMC, thank you. Your support means a great deal to us, and especially to our theatre team members at AMC Kips Bay 15 who work tirelessly day-in and day-out to put smiles on your faces.   In thinking about this theatre, which has been a cultural icon and entertainment lifeline to so many nearby residents for decades and decades since its opening on May 14 1999, I want to make one thing absolutely clear:   AMC Theatres does not want to go. Not one little bit. AMC Theatres wants to stay in Kips Bay.   Operating under long term leases, there was a time that the monies headed each month to the theatre’s landlord had risen to become so high that the theatre’s long-term viability was uncertain. But, we were fortunate to have been successful in addressing those concerns in recent years. Today this theatre (one which has been in continuous operation for more than twenty five years) has a bright future — if we would be allowed to keep it. Indeed, every day, thousands of guests watch a movie at AMC Kips Bay 15. It has become so popular of late that on several days this past summer, AMC Kips Bay 15 was repeatedly among the ten most attended movie theatres across the entire United States, out of the more than 500 theatres operated by AMC nationally. In that light, this is a theatre that should not be even close to a permanent shutting off of its lights. Of course, AMC wants this AMC movie theatre to stay in place. And remembering how much and how often Americans love watching movies in theatres, a tradition in Manhattan that dates back more than a full century, we have heard from so many of you that you too want us to stay open for your benefit. Apparently, NYU Langone Health does not share that view, not ours or not yours.  Unfortunately, the decision to retain or end AMC’s tenure in Kips Bay is not ours to make. The nearby NYU Langone Health facility wants to expand, seems to be in the process of buying the building in which your (our) theatre now operates, and it wants us gone. In anticipation of such a transfer to NYU Langone, the current building’s owner has terminated our lease. We have engaged with NYU Langone, suggesting any number of alternatives — including that it enlarge the current low-rise building to satisfy its desires for a growth of its medical facility but also leaving a theatre in place for you. Or alternatively, we offered that our theatre could get smaller, so that at the very least we could leave something remaining in place to continue to serve you. Sadly, any and all variations that we have proposed have fallen on closed minds.  We call on NYU Langone Health to open their minds, to think creatively, and come up with a solution that will give the Kips Bay community BOTH of the two things that is wanted most of all: expanded facilities offering the world class medical care that is the hallmark of NYU Langone Health AND a fully functional AMC Theatre on Second Avenue.

New teaser for ‘AVENGERS: DOOMSDAY’. In theaters on December 18.

Go the distance & collect the legend. See I PLAY ROCKY and purchase our concession collectible starting 11/5, available in theatres only while supplies last. amc.film/4yZDoE3

Make the unconscious conscious and you will become a millionaire.

Iain MacMillan @IainMacBets

a week ago

No exaggeration, this guy might be the best interview in pro sports right now

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Two worlds collide. One final game. #Jumanji: Open World - coming to AMC Theatres this Christmas!

Over the last two months, AMC has stopped ticket scalpers on some 2,500 AMC movie theatre tickets! Greedy malevolent speculators were trying to jack up prices above face to potential AMC guests. I am proud of our team for standing up tall to defend AMC’s moviegoing public.

1. Never stop exercising or learning. 2.Accept compromise to begin relationships. 3. Manifest the power of compounding. 4. Never gamble. 5. Have kids and be a good parent 6. If it flies or floats, rent it. 7. Buy half the house you can afford. 8. Art in the eye of the beholder is cheap. 9. Be thankful for and to all. 10. Be charitable.

James @dog_grun18704

a week ago

Life advice for a 26 year old? @michaeljburry

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US Congressman Ritchie Torres has introduced the 'Power to the Players Act', a new set of laws that would make sure gamers actually own the games they buy. It'd make revoking digital ownership of games illegal and force all games to function even if servers go down.

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‘GODZILLA MINUS ZERO’ debits with a score of 95% on Rotten Tomatoes. In theaters November 6.

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Hollywood 1969 is calling 📞 Experience ONCE UPON A TIME… IN HOLLYWOOD exclusively in IMAX at AMC starting 10/30. Secure your seats now. amc.film/4BbpaBA

He was given, not taken. An all new season of #TheChosen, coming to Prime Video November 15.

Prop firms will literally give you $150,000 to trade if you pass one test Not a loan. Not an investment. Not your money at risk. Their capital, your profits. There are companies right now handing complete strangers six figures in trading capital for a $300 entry fee and nobody talks about it because the finance industry would collapse if this went mainstream Here's what they don't want you to understand: The test is simple. Hit an 8-10% profit target in 30 days without losing more than 5%. That's it. That's the entire barrier between you and $150,000 in funded capital "But I don't know how to trade" You have a phone. YouTube is free. The exact strategy that passes these challenges has been explained in 10,000 free videos. Search "ICT silver bullet strategy" or "smart money concepts for beginners" and you'll find a year's worth of education without spending a cent "But I'll fail the test" Cool. You lost $300. Try again. The maximum downside is a dinner bill. The maximum upside is $20,000+/month in profit splits. That's the most asymmetric bet available to a human being in 2026 Let me break down exactly how these firms work so you understand why this isn't too good to be true: Prop firms make money from the 90% of people who fail. That's their business model. They charge $300 per attempt and most people can't follow rules for 30 days. The firms are profitable because human psychology is predictable. Most traders are impulsive, overleveraged, and emotional The 10% who pass get funded. The firm gives you real capital. You trade it under specific rules (maximum drawdown limits, position size caps, daily loss limits). You keep 80-90% of profits. The firm keeps 10-20% The math that breaks people's brains: $300 challenge fee → pass → $150,000 funded account Make 3% monthly (conservative) → $4,500/month Your 90% split → $4,050/month from ONE account Now here's where it gets insane: Buy 5 challenges for $1,500 total Pass 4 of them → $750,000 in funded capital 3% monthly → $22,500 Your cut → $20,250/month From a thousand dollars And most firms let you hold multiple accounts. I know guys running 15-22 funded accounts simultaneously. They trade the same strategy on all of them. Same setup, same execution, copy-pasted across every account. One morning session = 15 funded accounts all taking the same trade Here's the exact process to pass a challenge if you're starting from zero: Step 1. Learn one strategy (weeks 1-4). Go to YouTube. Search "price action trading for beginners." You need ONE setup that has clear entry rules, a stop loss, and a take profit. Don't learn 5 things. Learn one thing really well. The strategy should give you at least a 1:3 risk-to-reward ratio, meaning you risk $1 to make $3 Step 2. Demo trade it 500+ times (months 2-4). Open a free TradingView paper trading account. Trade your one strategy every single day. Keep a journal. Screenshot every trade, write down why you entered, what happened, what you learned. After 500 trades you'll know this strategy better than the person who created it Step 3. Simulate the challenge rules (month 4-5). Set your demo account to match the challenge parameters. Give yourself a 6% profit target and a 3% maximum drawdown. Trade for 30 days exactly like you would in the real challenge. If you can pass this simulation three times in a row, you're ready Step 4. Buy the challenge (month 5-6). $300. 30 days. You've done this exact thing 3 times already on demo. The only difference is the psychological pressure of real stakes. And $300 is designed to be low enough that it shouldn't break you emotionally Step 5. Pass, get funded, get paid. Trade your strategy. Collect payouts every 2 weeks or monthly depending on the firm. Use profits to buy more challenges. Stack accounts. Repeat A kid I know has 18 funded accounts. Do the math on that yourself. He's 21 and has never filled out a job application in his life The entire "you need money to make money" narrative falls apart the second you discover prop firms exist. That's why nobody with a financial product to sell you will ever mention them This is billions of dollars in available capital sitting there waiting for anyone disciplined enough to pass a basic test You need $200 and 3 months of practice on a free demo account That's the entry ticket to a career that most people don't know exists I walk you through the entire prop firm process inside my Discord. Which firms to use, which to avoid, the exact strategy that passes challenges, and live trading every morning so you can watch in real time free access in bio. I'll show you how to make your first $10,000/month trading

I am not going away @vladtenev @DanGallagher AMC Entertainment does not consent to Robinhood creating Stock Tokens to replicate AMC shares in the United States (the SEC requires you to get our consent, or failing that, at least with us to stand down). They are fake, synthetic shares, which could impact our capital structure. AMC should control our financial destiny, not Robinhood.

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In one year, The Mummy: Book of the Dead opens. In theaters October 15, 2027.

Mankind’s greatest story comes to life. From the visual artists behind The Odyssey and Dune, watch the new trailer for RAMAYANA: RISE OF A LEGEND - coming to AMC Theatres on 11/5. Tickets on Sale now! amc.film/4yQuWHh