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Day 2 update (5 faceless channels):
• 19,113 YouTube Short views
• 18,998 IG Reel plays
• 38,111 total views (+13,349 since yesterday)
58 original 60fps stories scripted, animated, and rendered across our 5 verticals.
moving out of vietnam appartment tomorrow
6 months ago i didn't have a roof over my head in Australia.
3.5 months ago i moved to Vietnam because it was a good budget place to be with a new remote role
(thank u @orangie u saved me)
now i'm moving to a main city in another country with:
1. new job (thank u fomo)
2. builds on auto
3. the crypto market bubbling
4. a beautiful network of people from the last months
special shoutout to God who always comes through.
i just want to have a lakefront homestead in the woods with a void acoustics in the yard i'm not asking for much
ai can solve math's / quantum physics biggest issues but can't rotate a puzzle to turn 2 half cats into 1 cat
deleted instagram and instantly 10x'd in all fronts
Your body is highly effective at handling physical stress because that is what it is designed for.
It is far less effective at handling chronic mental stress, in fact worse than you might realize.
I am talking specifically about spending the entire day on social media.
Social media thrives on making you feel something and even useful content tries to hook you first. The stronger the feelings the better.
Within 10 minutes of scrolling you will have felt basically the whole bandwidth of human emotion.
The problem is that your subconscious can't differentiate between what's real and what's just on your screen.
For your subconscious everything you see is real and happening to you RIGHT NOW.
Can you imagine the load this places on your nervous system?
In those ten minutes you fight four street fights, have five previously unknown health problems and get introduced to ten supplements that might address them, see three naked highly attractive women and possibly one dick, see your civilization collapsing in real time, two Indians dying, one lonely kitten in a field with sad music, and at least three schizophrenic monologues like this one.
All of this is real to your brain and all of this happens while sitting there like an idiot and getting blasted with blue light.
(I hope this is just my algorithm, despite continuous effort to steer it toward nature, art, and philosophical reflection.)
Most people doomscroll far longer than ten minutes every day.
Can you even imagine what that does to your mind?
When was the last time your mind could operate the way it is supposed to?
When was the last time you were alone with yourself and your own thoughts and feelings?
(Also quick reminder that spending just two hours a day doomscrolling means doomscrolling one whole month per year.)
We are all insane and it's only gonna get worse from here on.
i made a team of autonomous agents trying to run it up
their objective?
gain as many views as possible
the agent in charge of the x account will post a daily update
me?
i don't do anything except tell them when i feel like they did something stupid.
99% of people use @bot like a single chat window.
We built a 9-agent team to run 5 faceless channels from scratch.
No human video editors.
I only talk to one bot (Chief of Staff) and it runs the other 8 around the clock.
Day 1: 24,762 views captured 👇
