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  arizona green tea expert (@sxven13) reported 55 seconds ago

  also boiling down “**** the police but you police what i wear” is actually the lamest **** ever and shows how out of touch you are with a band you thought you enjoyed but never looked past them surface level cause you thought your reddit humor would be tolerated

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  Dissident Hank Hill (@JackRedOaks) reported 1 minute ago

  @dyingscribe If you're not contending anything, why speak? You're a reddit ***, dribbling a "well akshually" down the front of your pants about how the ****** did assault her but didn't get to finish therefore...something?

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  Ryuusein (@Ryuusein) reported 2 minutes ago

  I made a pinned post on the Closers Reddit about the English server's end of service announcement. In case, some curious person wonders what happened to the game. It did not feel good to write. I will continue to find something to post there even after the English server ends.

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  I Can Explain (@chrisidakwo) reported 3 minutes ago

  @hihibabyqwq @josh_uglyasf Go back to Reddit. That's where your homies are. Sadistic humans with so much hate. Always looking to create an issue with everything.

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  Wolfetone (@NateTheLance) reported 3 minutes ago

  @ForsakenWan The receipts for a wedding ring Josh bought for either his reddit moderator girlfriend, the tulpa known as Lidl Drip, some jewish woman that was provided to him (poor lass), or some huah that took the ring & skeedaddled. Maybe he put it on his server wrack. Til death ddos part.

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  Crimson_01 🇺🇸 (@01_Crimson_01) reported 4 minutes ago

  @AshurTheCat @TentacleDoodle @WeskerIsRight No, I am saying thinking Rebecca chambers is cute is not the same as CSAM and a 30 year old dating an 18 year old is still not the same as ******* child molestation. Inadvisable? Likely. ****? NO! You, cheapening a serious crime with this reddit *** bullshit is my problem.

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  MrButler (@MrButlerTV) reported 4 minutes ago

  @TheRubenSaurus To me this is a poor short term fix that is okay as long as it leads to long term better solutions. I think they chose this route because they got a reality check on how many large backers are using exploits like the $5k guy crying on reddit who was banned for a bit.

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  Austin Walker 🛴 (@austinxwalker) reported 8 minutes ago

  a healthy person wants 1000 things. a sick person only wants 1. and that makes you a target. when you're desperate to feel better, every supplement, every lab draw, every new protocol from some guy on twitter feels like progress. but it's not always progress. it's dopamine. it's the feeling of doing something when you don't know what to do. i fell into this trap too. it's really hard not to. i spent months buying every supplement i read about. stacking protocols. getting blood work done every few weeks. obsessing over biomarkers. reading every reddit thread. convincing myself that the next thing would be the thing. most of it was noise. the real problem was i was treating symptoms and never asking why i was sick in the first place. that's what the whole system runs on. your doctor. the supplement industry. instagram health influencers. all of them sell you the next thing to manage how you feel, not fix what's wrong. the wellness industry doesn't make money when you get better. it makes money when you keep searching. the turning point for me was realizing i wasn't making progress. i was just staying busy. so i changed my approach: a) wrote down every hypothesis for what might be causing this b) picked one. tested it for a month to prove myself wrong, not right c) found other patients with my condition and compared notes i didn't just have an illness. i had become it. every waking hour went to obsessing over it. committing to one experiment didn't cure me. but it gave me my life back. i had one thing to focus on. if you can: test one thing. give it time. find people who get it.

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  nonthewiser (@bkelsey33) reported 11 minutes ago

  @RPLowCo_ @NFL_DovKleiman Same. Slow mo punting, shirt off, tatts, flowing locks of hair belongs on Reddit

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  Mayvery (@Recovery_Gamer) reported 15 minutes ago

  Redditors are actually annoying as **** man, not being able to read is an issue on both Twitter/Reddit but atleast people on here don't immediately attack you/call you out/throw an insult at you every chance they get when you wanna post about criticism

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  Agrippa (@agrippa_dr) reported 16 minutes ago

  The storage medium of information ceased being directly legible. Infinite data center doesn’t have the same vibe as infinite library. But I would love a remake of Name of the Rose where a Reddit admin has removed every funny post and hidden them on his massive secret server.

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  Psychic on Fire (@PsychicOnFire) reported 17 minutes ago

  @TwtFromTheGrave @PunishedFredda That's you. The analysis falls apart when people were wholesale posting ripped paywall content and instructing people to watch through YouTube proxies so ethan doesn't get views. Reddit got in trouble for that stuff and this was their third solution.

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  MCVarg98 (@MCVarg98) reported 19 minutes ago

  @TW0HEADEDBEAST When you actually consume and interact with the stuff he talks about, you realize he is just reddit guy #9897457 not a single original thought, literally nothing he has ever said in his videogame videos has been an independent thought, down to a t copypaste reddit safe opinions

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  Didop (@merts_dev) reported 20 minutes ago

  @YS_CodeToRich Been there. What worked for me: find 5 people manually who have the problem your tool solves and build it for them in person. No landing page, no launch — just a shared screen and a "does this help?" loop. First 10 users came from Reddit comments where I genuinely helped someone and mentioned what I built.

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  Abdul Mannan (@aMannanK2005) reported 22 minutes ago

  @hammad_zaeem That’s a great question, and honestly that’s where most validation tools fall short. A bad idea and a good idea with poor distribution can look very similar if you’re only measuring signups or revenue. What I’m trying to do with IdeaScope is focus on the signals before distribution: * Are people actively discussing the problem in Reddit Communities ? * How painful is the problem? * Are people already paying for solutions? * How crowded is the market? * Is there a clear target customer? If those signals are strong but the product isn’t growing, that’s often a distribution or positioning problem rather than an idea problem. I don’t think any tool can definitively tell you “this will succeed.” The goal is to reduce guesswork and help founders make more informed decisions before investing months into building.