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This is so fals Turing did not break Enigma en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cryptanalysis_of_the_Enigma

... And this is how Bitcoin started... F the banks

This my first time seeing this. Can someone explain this in layman’s terms?? The meeting tho? 3000 pipes. Cement log all that

The irony of this encounter. Bud Fox is in the position of power Gordon Gekko was once in and both of them knew this. 🎉

Can anyone weigh in on which bottle of wine that is based on the label?

When he says he is going to 120, does he mean $120 a share?

And everyone in that room was operating on zero sleep. Makeup did a great job. They all look just beat.

It baffles me how con artist, like kroc, are celebrated like entrepreneurs visionaries and the pinnacle of the American dream nowadays. If this isn't a sign of American society stupidity and stubborn refusal to admit that they have been conned, I don't know what it is.

Considering what I take home a year after taxes, I'd be super pissed at the person who just cost me $6.000.00.

Ahhh, the stresses of being an engineer working under unrealistic time frames

Reconstruction of Luigi Mangione's Manifesto Preface This document represents a reflection on the state of the American healthcare system, its deep-rooted problems, and their impact on society. My goal is not to create slogans or propaganda, but to present a firm and unbiased systematization of observations supported by hard facts and indisputable data. The situation demands immediate intervention, and it’s time to recognize that change is necessary and cannot be delayed. 1. Introduction The U.S. is the country with the most expensive healthcare system in the world, yet ranks 42nd in life expectancy. This stark contrast is no accident, but a result of decades of lobbying and the endless accumulation of profit, despite catastrophic consequences for society. The healthcare system has transformed into an industrial machine designed to feed corporations, rather than serve the health needs of citizens. Key Questions: Why does the healthcare system, which generates enormous profits, not deliver real improvements in citizens’ lives? When and how did the healthcare system shift from prioritizing citizens’ health to maximizing corporate profits? 2. Corporate Control in Healthcare The medical insurance system, like all other aspects of the economy, is experiencing a takeover by large corporations with one sole goal - extracting profit at any cost. This parasitic behavior is reinforced at every step: Profit Growth: The largest insurance companies are now on par with financial giants like Apple and Google. These companies have long become financial monsters with no interest in improving people’s lives, only in increasing their profits. Lack of Real Value for Health: The absence of any real correlation between the profits of these corporations and improvements in healthcare is a clear indication that they serve only the interests of their shareholders, not the well-being of society. Example: UnitedHealthcare is an example of a company that consistently shows profit growth while access to quality healthcare for the population is shrinking, which confirms the effectiveness of a strategy focused on profit maximization at the expense of public health. 3. Consequences for Society Financial Burden on Citizens: The American middle class, unable to afford costly insurance, is effectively burdened with crushing medical debt. One in two Americans risks bankruptcy due to medical bills, leading to financial ruin and loss. Social Inequality: The high cost of healthcare deepens the divide between the rich and the poor, creating barriers that prevent access to basic medical services for the most vulnerable groups. People with low incomes are trapped in a vicious cycle: lack of access to healthcare leads to worsening health, which in turn decreases their productivity, further exacerbating their financial situation. 4. The Need for Reform We must face the fact that the current system is the product of decades of lobbying, manipulation, and corporate capture. The problem is no longer one of awareness but one of action. The current situation demands radical measures. We need: Stronger Regulation: Introducing strict limitations on the profitability of insurance companies. Creating independent organizations to monitor the quality of healthcare services and ensure transparency in the system. Reorienting Priorities: Healthcare spending must be directed toward increasing the accessibility and quality of services, not toward profits for shareholders. Supporting social programs for vulnerable populations who simply cannot afford basic care. Education and Awareness: Educational programs to ensure that citizens understand how the healthcare system works and how they can influence change. Creating powerful grassroots initiatives to combat the current system and direct it toward justice. 5. Moral and Ethical Aspects The healthcare system, based on profit and exploitation, violates the fundamental principles of social justice: Healthcare is a basic right, not a privilege reserved for the few. Every person, regardless of their social standing, should have access to quality healthcare. The Key Question: Should we allow the current system to continue devouring society’s resources, eroding the foundations of social justice and equality? History shows that peaceful protests and attempts at peaceful dissent have little effect on elites whose interests will not change because of demonstrations. The systemic drift toward bureaucratic and technological neo-feudalism consolidates the power of corporations and governments, making them near-impervious to societal oversight. In such an environment, violence becomes the last and only means of drawing attention to problems that cannot be addressed otherwise. This is not an endorsement of violence, but a recognition that when society’s needs are completely ignored, extreme measures are often the only option. 6. Conclusion This document is not a guide to action nor a call for revolution. It is a recognition that the current situation in healthcare demands immediate changes. These changes must aim at restoring justice, and they cannot be postponed. Society must recognize that combating a system wholly controlled by corporations can only be achieved through radical action. Objective: To spark a broad dialogue that could serve as the foundation for reforms capable of transforming the current system toward justice. This manifesto is not just an analysis; it is a call to action. We must not only recognize the existing problems but also begin to address them immediately. If we allow the current system to continue exploiting people, especially in matters of health, we risk losing the very foundation of democracy.

This scene makes me feel a warmth I know I won't feel for most of my life in the modern corporate Era It reminds me of a great quote "It's the kind of clever business I respect, instead of the modern kind of making being a competitor illegal."

He played the best Steve jobs though

this guy is a legend

i must admit that with this move the british got thte germans by the balls,,,and they did not know a thing...and thats why the lost the war

There's a mission in Starfield where you help track the source of a power leak and find it's someone running a program that's skimming from ATM fees with a balance update of 305326.130 credits. Fan fact.

There were lots of "Southern Fried Chicken" stores the 50's. Colonel Sanders chose "Kentucky Fried Chicken" WHY ? He liked the sound of it. AMAZING.

I really wonder why someone would chose this job of either HR woman. Is there a documentary or is there a person who knows someone who does this job? Why not be a serial killer or something?

Great scene great movie. 👍

This is the video that got me to floss regularly

“Sir, this is a Wendy’s.”

Bud Fox was never a smug prick like this....i only see Charlie Harper's character in this scene.

"Everything but the toilets." Meanwhile the bathroom behind him says out of order.

,*me mad

Dude got stuck with Eric cartman as a business partner

Clean your room.

What if the great rejoinders in movie history.

Oh that monologue

6:33 i see Mark Zuckerburg here 😂

What a triumph of reverse engineering. Buitiful mind.

Obviously technical difficulties

New drinks that's what, pretty much

Gekko looks like he wants to punch but but he remembers he is still on paper and doesnt want to go back to prison.

Margin Call, this dialogue is 95% the same as the ending of Margin Call.

Loved this scene from Steve Jobs. Admired his relentlessly drive to push and seek out the best of his employees 👏👏👏🔥

meth exactly help you do the same

Maybe Bud was lying, the ladies were rented, and he was trying to get back in the game. 🤔 Best poker face ever? 😂

Stands for...YEA , red backwards...

That amount would be around 600K today.

No loose ends

Just put the fries in the bag

☕️

I see now why many CEOs are psychopaths.

This high makes you a living chat gtp

@ 02:07 - 02:10 , 02:15 - 02:17 , 02:22 - 02:26 Then her hypergamy ignited the fire in her loins. 🤔😘😎😆😅

0:14 That line has some meme potential.

"You're a friendly, so I come to you first......" Wow.........

It went from being in the hands of those guys who cared about the food to being in the hands of this guy now it has human meat being found in it it's crazy to me how much money corrupts people I mean going from this beautiful establishment to what it is now is unbelievable there's been studies and this has been on the news human meat was found in the food at McDonald's

Normies think this is a really cool genius guy when really Matt's just playing the biggest midwit loser he can manage. If this was a reddit post it would end with "and then everybody clapped" and it'd have a bunch of reddit gold and awards on it with a million upvotes.

Did Eduardo actually write the equation on Mark's window?