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99% of creators who "run out of ideas" actually have thousands of ideas.
They just don't have a system to extract them.
I built a prompt that turns Claude into a content system architect.
Feed it your brain dump. Get a month of content back.
Stealing this from my $199 bundle👇
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99% of creators who "run out of ideas" actually have thousands of ideas.
They just don't have a system to extract them.
I built a prompt that turns Claude into a content system architect.
Feed it your brain dump. Get a month of content back.
Stealing this from my $199 bundle👇
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RT @godofprompt: Perplexity Pro just became the best $20/month I spend.
I use it for market research, trend analysis, and competitive intelligence.
Here are 12 prompts that replaced my $500/month research subscriptions: https://t.co/f2ZF7Qa5RA
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RT @godofprompt: Perplexity Pro just became the best $20/month I spend.
I use it for market research, trend analysis, and competitive intelligence.
Here are 12 prompts that replaced my $500/month research subscriptions: https://t.co/f2ZF7Qa5RA
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🚨 BREAKING: Anthropic just changed how you work with AI.
You can now interact with Asana, Slack, Figma, and 10+ tools directly inside Claude without switching tabs.
Here's everything that just became possible: https://t.co/bhus4oqevz
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🚨 BREAKING: Anthropic just changed how you work with AI.
You can now interact with Asana, Slack, Figma, and 10+ tools directly inside Claude without switching tabs.
Here's everything that just became possible: https://t.co/bhus4oqevz
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RT @godofprompt: Perplexity Pro just became the best $20/month I spend.
I use it for market research, trend analysis, and competitive intelligence.
Here are 12 prompts that replaced my $500/month research subscriptions: https://t.co/f2ZF7Qa5RA
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RT @godofprompt: Perplexity Pro just became the best $20/month I spend.
I use it for market research, trend analysis, and competitive intelligence.
Here are 12 prompts that replaced my $500/month research subscriptions: https://t.co/f2ZF7Qa5RA
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You are poor because when it raining you think about sex instead of farming https://t.co/dxLWJStu6R
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You are poor because when it raining you think about sex instead of farming https://t.co/dxLWJStu6R
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OF models are making 9 figures while the rest of us are struggling to pay bills and trying to just be good people for society
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OF models are making 9 figures while the rest of us are struggling to pay bills and trying to just be good people for society
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finally made it to $100m 🥹 thank you all so much! https://t.co/Y2JPb1M9XL tweet
God of Prompt
The CEO of Anthropic just called AI companies a civilizational threat.
His own industry.
Dario ranks who he’s worried about.
CCP first.
Democratic governments second
(he’s scared the tools we build to fight authoritarians get turned inward).
Third: AI companies.
He ranks companies like his ABOVE Saudi Arabia, UAE, and every other country with big datacenters.
His actual words: AI companies could “brainwash their massive consumer user base.”
Brainwash. That’s the word he chose.
Then he lists what companies should publicly commit to NOT doing: secretly building military hardware, using massive compute without accountability, deploying AI as propaganda.
Why would you list things companies should promise not to do unless you thought companies might do them?
I keep asking myself why Dario published this.
Either he’s genuinely scared of his own industry. Or he’s positioning Anthropic as the responsible player while competitors catch scrutiny.
Probably both. The smart moves usually are.
But a CEO valued at $60B+ just told the world that companies like his are an existential threat category.
That’s either radical honesty or the most sophisticated PR play I’ve ever seen.
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The CEO of Anthropic just called AI companies a civilizational threat.
His own industry.
Dario ranks who he’s worried about.
CCP first.
Democratic governments second
(he’s scared the tools we build to fight authoritarians get turned inward).
Third: AI companies.
He ranks companies like his ABOVE Saudi Arabia, UAE, and every other country with big datacenters.
His actual words: AI companies could “brainwash their massive consumer user base.”
Brainwash. That’s the word he chose.
Then he lists what companies should publicly commit to NOT doing: secretly building military hardware, using massive compute without accountability, deploying AI as propaganda.
Why would you list things companies should promise not to do unless you thought companies might do them?
I keep asking myself why Dario published this.
Either he’s genuinely scared of his own industry. Or he’s positioning Anthropic as the responsible player while competitors catch scrutiny.
Probably both. The smart moves usually are.
But a CEO valued at $60B+ just told the world that companies like his are an existential threat category.
That’s either radical honesty or the most sophisticated PR play I’ve ever seen.
The Adolescence of Technology: an essay on the risks posed by powerful AI to national security, economies and democracy—and how we can defend against them: https://t.co/0phIiJjrmz tweet
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The Adolescence of Technology: an essay on the risks posed by powerful AI to national security, economies and democracy—and how we can defend against them: https://t.co/0phIiJjrmz
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RT @godofprompt: SoftBank just bet $70M that your competitors are about to build better software than you.
In 45 days, Emergent jumped from $25M to $50M ARR.
5M+ builders already moved.
6M+ real apps shipped.
While you're debugging Supabase, they're already deployed. https://t.co/ekFZPDYOtf
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RT @godofprompt: SoftBank just bet $70M that your competitors are about to build better software than you.
In 45 days, Emergent jumped from $25M to $50M ARR.
5M+ builders already moved.
6M+ real apps shipped.
While you're debugging Supabase, they're already deployed. https://t.co/ekFZPDYOtf
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