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I'm German. 16 years ago, the EU and US economies were neck and neck. Today, the US economy is 50% larger than the entire EU combined. Here's the devastating truth behind Europe's ongoing economic suicide 🧵:

I'm European. I recently visited the USA for the first time since 2018, hitting up Las Vegas and New York City. What I witnessed left me stunned. 15 American oddities I still can't wrap my head around:

I'm German. 16 years ago, the EU and US economies were neck and neck. Today, the US economy is 50% larger than the entire EU combined. Here's the devastating truth behind Europe's ongoing economic suicide 🧵:

I'm German. My country just made a €500 billion mistake: We demolished our last nuclear plants while France kept 56 reactors running. Now we're reliant on Russia, pay 2x for electricity, and burn more coal than ever. Here's the brutal story of Germany's nuclear suicide 🧵:

Average European morning

While the West crumbles, one Eastern European nation is quietly building a superpower: • Outpacing US economy • Strongest military in Europe • Silicon Valley's new favorite $62.7B hub The rise of Poland is the greatest story nobody's talking about 🧵:

Everyone says Europe can't compete with America in tech. But 48 hours ago, Mistral's 'Le Chat' just proved them wrong: • 13x faster than ChatGPT • 100% open-source • Completely free (vs $20/month) The European AI breakthrough Silicon Valley didn't see coming 🧵:

I used to think I was rational. Then I read Daniel Kahneman's Nobel Prize-winning work on human decision-making. He routinely asks 8 questions to expose cognitive traps you fall into daily. Test yourself with these questions (it's the ultimate BS detector for your brain):

Europe is bleeding tech talent, and no one's talking about it. A senior engineer in Paris makes $65K. The same role in Silicon Valley? $320K. This gap is creating the biggest talent exodus in European history. Here's the brutal reality behind Europe's massive brain drain 🧵:

I'm German. Europe is dying out. Birthrates are rapidly collapsing. Government incentives aren't working. By 2100, Europe will have lost 117 million people. Here's why Europe's population is imploding (and what it means for the world) 🧵:

Day of a European in 2025 - wakes up - likes a meme on x, gets arrested - tries to use AI, blocked - drinks water, bottlecap gets stuck - opens browser, 48 cookies - wants to watch a workout on YT, blocked - buys coffee, pays 50c extra for the cup - clicks to buy a product, no EU shipping - starts a website, gets fined for GDPR - orders meat, gets shamed for destroying planet - tries to start company, gets sued - repeat

They told Europe "you can't compete with SpaceX." But a new Munich startup just raised €350M to prove everyone wrong. Now their Spectrum rocket is set to make history as Europe's FIRST commercial orbital launch. How Isar Aerospace is rewriting Europe's space future 🧵:

While the West crumbles, one Eastern European nation is quietly building a superpower: • Outpacing US economy • Strongest military in Europe • Silicon Valley's new favorite $62.7B hub The rise of Poland is the greatest story nobody's talking about 🧵:

2 years ago, I moved my entire life to Cyprus to escape Germany's 50% tax rate. It was the most expensive "money-saving" decision I've ever made. Here's 21 brutal realities of tax haven living (that nobody warns you about):

Bitcoin isn't afraid of Google's Willow chip. In fact, Satoshi predicted the quantum computing threat 14 years ago. While critics scream 'crypto apocalypse'... Bitcoin developers are already quietly building quantum resistance. Here's what everyone's missing 🧵:

China spent $41B trying to copy this Dutch technology. They failed miserably. Now a tiny town in the Netherlands controls the: • Future of AI • US-China tech war • Every advanced military system The untold story of how ASML became the most critical company in tech 🧵:

I'm German. 16 years ago, the EU and US economies were neck and neck. Today, the US economy is 50% larger than the entire EU combined. Here's the devastating truth behind Europe's ongoing economic suicide 🧵:

I'm European. I recently visited the USA for the first time since 2018, hitting up Las Vegas and New York City. What I witnessed left me stunned. 15 American oddities I still can't wrap my head around:

I'm German. My country just made a €500 billion mistake: We demolished our last nuclear plants while France kept 56 reactors running. Now we're reliant on Russia, pay 2x for electricity, and burn more coal than ever. Here's the brutal story of Germany's nuclear suicide 🧵:

I'm German. 16 years ago, the EU and US economies were neck and neck. Today, the US economy is 50% larger than the entire EU combined. Here's the devastating truth behind Europe's ongoing economic suicide 🧵:

i made a 3-day Claude Cowork for Beginners course, and it's yours for free by the end, you'll have a personalized AI teammate on your computer that: • knows your style • connects to your tools • and produces finished work you can send immediately here's what you get: day 1: install cowork, set global instructions, and run your first real task (15 min) day 2: workflows that replaced hours of my week, including building landing pages from a description and running full competitive analyses in one prompt day 3: skills, plugins, and connectors so cowork actually knows how you work and can access your tools + copy-paste prompts so you can follow along as you read like + comment "COWORK" and i'll DM it to you

I want to start a new hobby in 2025 give me some ideas Best if - not with a computer - you create something while you do it - challenging stuff im thinking about: - 3d printing (i know, its with a computer) - getting better at playing handpan (I love the combination of drum + melody) - martial arts help me out here

I'm German. Europe is dying out. Birthrates are rapidly collapsing. Government incentives aren't working. By 2100, Europe will have lost 117 million people. Here's why Europe's population is imploding (and what it means for the world) 🧵:

The most expensive mistake in American history: Choosing highways over high-speed rail. Meanwhile, Europeans travel between major cities in half the time at a fraction of the cost. Here's why Europe's transportation network leaves America's in the dust 🧵:

While the West crumbles, one Eastern European nation is quietly building a superpower: • Outpacing US economy • Strongest military in Europe • Silicon Valley's new favorite $62.7B hub The rise of Poland is the greatest story nobody's talking about 🧵:

Everyone says Europe can't compete with America in tech. But 48 hours ago, Mistral's 'Le Chat' just proved them wrong: • 13x faster than ChatGPT • 100% open-source • Completely free (vs $20/month) The European AI breakthrough Silicon Valley didn't see coming 🧵:

2 years ago, I moved my entire life to Cyprus to escape Germany's 50% tax rate. It was the most expensive "money-saving" decision I've ever made. Here's 21 brutal realities of tax haven living (that nobody warns you about):

I've been microdosing mushrooms for 3+ years. It's massively improved my life, creativity, & decision-making. I just made a microdose guide showing you how to experience these benefits, too. Like + Comment "🍄" and I'll DM it to you for free. Must be following.

I've been microdosing mushrooms for 3+ years. It's massively improved my life, creativity, & decision-making. I just made a microdose guide showing you how to experience these benefits, too. Like + Comment "🍄" and I'll DM it to you for free. Must be following.

They told Europe "you can't compete with SpaceX." But a new Munich startup just raised €350M to prove everyone wrong. Now their Spectrum rocket is set to make history as Europe's FIRST commercial orbital launch. How Isar Aerospace is rewriting Europe's space future 🧵:

Want to generate better content ideas, 10x faster? I just created a ChatGPT + YouTube workflow that'll save you 100s of hours of writing this year. (It's also just really fun to use). Like and Comment "Flow" and it'll show up in your DMs. Must be following (so I can DM).

I'm researching our next city to live in Europe, here are my criteria: - (mostly) walkable (also with a baby stroller..) - good level of english - over 500k people (I lived in berlin -> then small 40k village in cyprus-> I need the city again, at least nearby) - nature in and around the city - major airport - good startup ecosystem - good english level - (mostly) sunny climate - tax system that doesn't destroy you Right now this is the list I have with these criteria - Madrid 🇪🇸 - Lisbon 🇵🇹 - Barcelona 🇪🇸 I lived in Cyprus the last year and people speak amazing english here, so that's def a big plus for a country that has that Cyprus is nice in many ways, but just way too small and village-like for me If I don't care that much about the weather (still not sure about this), there are these options: - Amsterdam🇳🇱 - Berlin 🇩🇪(love hate relationship, lived there 11 years, want to be sure before I come back) - Munich 🇩🇪 (I like that its so close to mountains, Italy etc) Switzerland is also nice but I think it's a bit too polished and structured for my liking. Might come there later in life ;). I still have a small small voice in my head that tells me to check out the US more. My main problem is that it's SO FAR away from my family. What we'll do next year is to say 2 months in a couple of cities/places and then decide Might also come 2 months to the US just to get a better picture, it's possible that I won't like it as a place to live. I also have accepted the fact, that there is NO perfect place to begin with. There's always up and downsides.