It’s Nur v Green for thebest MRKTRS lifestyle photo. The numbers are doing the talking.
Did you know flying actually alters our moods and intensifies anxiety? Learn more below. ?
QUORA:
THE DARKEST SECRETS OF BIG ENTREPRENEURS
Zuckerberg had the audacity to steal his friends idea
and connect everyone on this planet by three and a half degrees of separation. ??
“What are some dark secrets of Steve Jobs, Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg, Elon Musk, Larry Page and big entrepreneurs?” – Quora. ?
Nice guys don’t become multi-billionaires. According to Niccolo Machiavelli.
The 16th-century Florentine political thinker, believed a powerful philosophy that the wicked tend to win. They are willing to act with the darkest ingenuity and cunning to further their cause.
Jobs, Zuckerberg, Musk, Gates and many more are proof that they are not held back by morals and principles.
They are all dicks. Hard-working, selfish, ruthless, huge, dicks.
But ultra successful and widely loved for it.
A truly dark secret that’s often
swept under the rug? There’s even discussion on governments paying these large tech companies for surveillance and personal data.
Check out the full 28 answers to this question posed on Quora. ?
WIFI ACCESS: A HANDY MAP FOR PASSWORDS AROUND THE GLOBE
The Fox hunts his prey – WPA. ?
Foxnomad has put together an insane map consisting of 100’s of airport Wi-Fi passwords around the globe, and is regularly updated as passwords change and more community members discover new credentials.
Dr. Dre became one of the richest men in hip hop when Apple bought Beats for $3.2 billion in 2014.
The company grew exponentially on the back of heavy-hitting celebrity endorsements and huge marketing campaigns, but there’s more to how the legendary rapper-turned-superproducer-turned-entrepreneur built the Beats empire than many know:
It’s Rahman Nur v Loz Green. Whose MRKTRS lifestyle snap will gather the most conversions?
MRKTR Rahman Nur noticed his profile picture was used as an iStack Training image in a recent ad campaign, as did Loz Green. Now it’s a straight battle to see whose creative will gather the most sales.
According to the BBC, flying actually alters our moods and can effect our senses quite dramatically.
A plane is an odd environment that our bodies aren’t necessarily built to endure. The air pressure is
similar to standing upon a 2.4km high mountain. The humidity is lower than in some of the world’s driest deserts. The air pumped into the cabin is cooled as low as 10°C to balance the heat generated from those onboard.
So what do these stats mean? Well, it impacts our bodies in many different ways:
Our ability to think clearly decreases while anxiety levels increase due to deficiency in oxygen.
Our night vision can deteriorate by 5-10%.
Sensitivity of our taste buds to salt and sweet reduces by up to 30% (hence why many airlines add extra seasoning to meals).
The change in air pressure can also lead to passengers breaking wind more often.
A long-distance flight
can dry out our skin by up to 37%, and may lead to increased itchiness.
Low levels of air pressure and humidity can also amplify the effects of alcohol and the hangover it produces the next day.
It’s not all bad however:
Altitude can also make people feel happier. Thanks in large part to the inflight entertainment on long-haul flights.
?“The reality is great highs, terrible lows and unrelenting stress. Don’t think people want to hear about the last two”? – Elon Musk.
Elon Musk understands the struggles of being an entrepreneur better than anyone. It’s tough. There’s no two ways about it. It can be extremely strenuous on your body and mind. You have to do lots of things you don’t like. But Musk just deals with the pain and focuses on what he drives him. ?