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y_visions :

Zufall dass so viele in Harvard studiert haben?

2026-11-10 16:33:15

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joe :

Denke hauptsächlich sind da Kontakte wichtig, um an solche Deals zu kommen. Die ersten 3 könnte sich mit Claude ja jeder vibe coder selbst zusammen basteln (vermutlich nicht in der selben Qualität, aber ist jetzt nichts wo ich denke dass das Millionen/milliarden wert ist)

2026-11-10 16:38:42

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hodl.vision :

Einfach alle haben im Ausland studiert 🤣

2026-11-10 19:06:04

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Oli :

Notice how 90% of the billionaires studied in ivy league

2026-11-10 17:40:48

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Anastasia | Tres :

Cognigy 955 Millionen

2026-11-10 14:13:31

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Chris Di :

Mehr davon! 💪

2026-11-10 18:30:26

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hodl.vision :

Einfach fast alle haben in Harvard studiert

2026-11-10 19:05:50

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Haltsmaulmann :

Wieso schreien diese TikTok-Business-Dudes eigentlich immer so

2026-11-10 19:45:49

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Spitzer :

Aschi

2026-11-10 14:36:38

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Diggi :

Kollege mach ich was falsch?

2026-11-10 16:38:18

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nFaktorial :

[Innocent][Innocent][Innocent]

2026-11-10 21:00:44

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The longer I spend in the art world, the more I think about how we’re all in different boats, drifting closer together and farther apart as the circumstances of our lives change. Politics, money, geography, even taste. I’ve moved between economic brackets in my lifetime. It’s a strange thing, to remember what it felt like to have very little money while living a life in which money is no longer quite the same consideration. I think about this often when I’m buying art, walking through galleries, or sitting across from people whose lives look nothing like the one I grew up imagining for myself. It’s tempting to make a story of personal achievement out of these things. I think that leaves out quite a lot. There were people who helped me, people who took chances on me, people who shared what they knew without expecting anything in return. There was timing and circumstance and more luck than I could reasonably account for. I suppose this is why I’ve never been particularly interested in the idea of collecting as a marker of having arrived somewhere. I’ve been given a great deal, and it seems only natural that I should give what I can. Sometimes that’s money. Sometimes it’s an introduction, an invitation, a conversation, or simply making room for someone who hasn’t yet found their way in. The art world is an interesting place to think about class because so much of it depends on things that aren’t immediately visible. Who knows whom. Who feels comfortable walking into a gallery. Who knows that the price on the wall might be negotiable, or that they’re allowed to ask questions in the first place. I can’t pretend those differences disappear because we happen to love the same painting. But I’ve also seen how much can happen when people who might otherwise have remained strangers find themselves in conversation. I think that’s part of what I’m trying to do with Art Rookie. I’ve had the good fortune to find myself in rooms I once wouldn’t have known how to enter. It would be a shame to close the door behind me. #ArtCollecting #ArtWorld #ArtRookie #ArtAccessibility #ContemporaryArt

The longer I spend in the art world, the more I think about how we’re all in different boats, drifting closer together and farther apart as the circumstances of our lives change. Politics, money, geography, even taste. I’ve moved between economic brackets in my lifetime. It’s a strange thing, to remember what it felt like to have very little money while living a life in which money is no longer quite the same consideration. I think about this often when I’m buying art, walking through galleries, or sitting across from people whose lives look nothing like the one I grew up imagining for myself. It’s tempting to make a story of personal achievement out of these things. I think that leaves out quite a lot. There were people who helped me, people who took chances on me, people who shared what they knew without expecting anything in return. There was timing and circumstance and more luck than I could reasonably account for. I suppose this is why I’ve never been particularly interested in the idea of collecting as a marker of having arrived somewhere. I’ve been given a great deal, and it seems only natural that I should give what I can. Sometimes that’s money. Sometimes it’s an introduction, an invitation, a conversation, or simply making room for someone who hasn’t yet found their way in. The art world is an interesting place to think about class because so much of it depends on things that aren’t immediately visible. Who knows whom. Who feels comfortable walking into a gallery. Who knows that the price on the wall might be negotiable, or that they’re allowed to ask questions in the first place. I can’t pretend those differences disappear because we happen to love the same painting. But I’ve also seen how much can happen when people who might otherwise have remained strangers find themselves in conversation. I think that’s part of what I’m trying to do with Art Rookie. I’ve had the good fortune to find myself in rooms I once wouldn’t have known how to enter. It would be a shame to close the door behind me. #ArtCollecting #ArtWorld #ArtRookie #ArtAccessibility #ContemporaryArt

Allah blessed me💐 #fyp #foryou #urdu #as #loyalty

Allah blessed me💐 #fyp #foryou #urdu #as #loyalty

Sida u ekan laha 1980s😭❤️

Sida u ekan laha 1980s😭❤️

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