What have you learned from scammers?

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I have learned that big operations like Sartre did, are something feasible. And his stack seemed real. For example "big query" he spoke about is a great tool like the whole Google Cloud.

Sartre might had been a player but due to stress he gave up. Well, it's twisted as hell. :D this discussion is not about him, but generally about learning from people working on the edge.
 
Everyone who believe that we are an accident are in huge problem.

Call it whatever, something made us alive.

And as we don't learn, but history shows, justice is always served.

They will pay more than they took, in some wonderful ways.

I'll give you an example without much details.

Someone did something and died later.

Happens all over the world.

boom
 
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Everyone who believe that we are an accident are in huge problem.

Call it whatever, something made us alive.

And as we don't learn, but history shows, justice is always served.

They will pay more than they took, in some wonderful ways.

I'll give you an example without much details.

Someone did something and died later.

Happens all over the world.

boom
So do you think we're engineered in an experiment by a mad scientist or a scammer of Evolution? :D
 
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So do you think we're engineered in an experiment by a mad scientist or a scammer of Evolution? :D

Well, it is very obvious who is the God. You heard about Him more than any other name. Even google search, and all social media search rule in His favor. In the last times knowledge will multiply.

I just can't go further than this into the subject because of rules, and I respect the freedom of others to believe in lies.

You have people who are capable and ready to handle the truth, seek and validate it, and others.

I'll give you an example again. If you can verify 70% of something, and 30% you can't, it's very up to you, what will you consider 30% for.
 
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Everyone who believe that we are an accident are in huge problem.

Call it whatever, something made us alive.

And as we don't learn, but history shows, justice is always served.

They will pay more than they took, in some wonderful ways.

I'll give you an example without much details.

Someone did something and died later.

Happens all over the world.

boom
Bla bla bla bla

In reality: biggest thieves earn the most money. It is what it is.

I have enough 'it's all about the mindset!!!!111' coaches, adding Sunday school to the mix is just too much.
 
I think it depends. some scammers died a lived healthy life and toke their secrets to the grave. some scammers got caught and serve multiple years in prison.

it actually depends if the chef of the universe is entertained from your actions
 
I have learned that big operations like Sartre did, are something feasible. And his stack seemed real. For example "big query" he spoke about is a great tool like the whole Google Cloud.

Sartre might had been a player but due to stress he gave up. Well, it's twisted as hell. :D this discussion is not about him, but generally about learning from people working on the edge.
I learnt that, there are always someone who will defend them & their actions, heck, even justify it after the aftermath
 
I think it depends. some scammers died a lived healthy life and toke their secrets to the grave. some scammers got caught and serve multiple years in prison.

it actually depends if the chef of the universe is entertained from your actions
is sartre serving a sentence somewhere?
 
- Avoid telegram if possible
- avoid crypto currency payments (especially for large amounts)
- always double check the username if communication is via telegram/skype
- avoid services/products where the seller has no control over the product (for example google accounts)
- never buy from new accounts that are not jr.vip or other

about Sartre, I think nobody really saw this coming.

Bla bla bla bla

In reality: biggest thieves earn the most money. It is what it is.

I have enough 'it's all about the mindset!!!!111' coaches, adding Sunday school to the mix is just too much.

The ones with the most valuable skills earn the most money.

Unfortunately, it really is all about mindset. 70% (or even more) never take action. They keep reading, keep learning, waiting, but not take any action. The other 29% is taking action, but only tries it once or twice, then fails, and never try it again.

But then there is the remaining 1% who understood the game: If you genuinely try your best, you can not fail because you simply don't give up. And then there is the other aspect: Its a numbers game. If you try it one time, you might fail. If you try it 10 times, you might fail. But if you try it 100 times, you will surely succeed someday, somehow.

Thats why on BHW and internet marketing generally, you have a lot of people trying one method after another, just trying everything out once, but it never worksout for them.

this stuff is all about mindset and its probably 90% of everything.
 
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What I've Learned from Scammers:

Scammers often show incredible creativity and resourcefulness, which highlights the importance of thinking outside the box.

They (Sartre included) also have a deep understanding of technology and human psychology, using tools like "big query" and Google Cloud, and knowing how to manipulate emotions. Additionally, they manage risks well, knowing when to take big risks and when to play it safe.

Ethics and Consequences:

While we can learn valuable skills from observing scammers, it's crucial to use those skills ethically.

Unethical actions might bring short-term gains but often lead to long-term consequences like legal trouble and personal stress.

@IMTherapist your point about learning from edge workers like Sartre is intriguing. His methods were questionable, but the skills and tools he used are powerful.


@BNB I get your perspective on justice and cosmic consequences—integrity matters.

@SilverClouds reality can be harsh, but honesty and hard work are more sustainable paths to success.

@X Professor and @xReminisce outcomes for scammers vary widely, but many face severe consequences. It's eye-opening to see how people justify these actions as part of human nature.
 
Man, I went to college thinking I'd get a good job. Everyone was telling me with a university degree I would be set for life. I paid good money to study. These professor bois were hired in the 80s and they are still teaching the same outdated knowledge as they did back then, essentially fucking over whole generations. But whenever I call them scammers I am labeled as insane and I am asked to see a therapist.

What I learned from scammers? That as long as you side with the establishment you can get away with scamming. The people that end up being labeled as "scammers" are outsiders of the ruling elite. Had they found a way to get their hands on political power, they would never be labeled such a cruel label.
 
All these new threads referring to imposters should be closed. We don't care about them; they are banned. Please don't talk about these people. There is enough information shared from BHW to avoid being scammed, just follow the newsletter.
 
I have learned that big operations like Sartre did, are something feasible. And his stack seemed real. For example "big query" he spoke about is a great tool like the whole Google Cloud.

Sartre might had been a player but due to stress he gave up. Well, it's twisted as hell. :D this discussion is not about him, but generally about learning from people working on the edge.
Becoming one and re-use their methods to scam my family in the first place.
 
Bla bla bla bla

In reality: biggest thieves earn the most money. It is what it is.

I have enough 'it's all about the mindset!!!!111' coaches, adding Sunday school to the mix is just too much.

You have no idea what I talk about.

In your** reality, because it is your reality, where you value things based on your believes.

It's not about mindset, even less about that 2 other things, it is about action.

You had it enough, because you lack taking action, that's why you have that attitude.


There is only one truth, when it comes to anything, and that might be very frustrating, because we want to believe what we want.

Fuck coaches, that means you are dumb, and you don't want to train your brain.

Fuck mindset, that means you are dumb, and you don't want to train your brain.

Fuck all schools, that means you are dumb, and you don't want to train your brain.


Cheers mate.
 
I think the thing that is a real lesson from scammers is that there are so many stupid people in the world. Ofcourse there are elaborate scams that are harder to catch. But there is a reason you still get emails or real mail from scammers claiming to have a fortune for you from a dead relative who was an african prince. It works, and it just boggles the mind that it does.
 
Man, I went to college thinking I'd get a good job. Everyone was telling me with a university degree I would be set for life. I paid good money to study. These professor bois were hired in the 80s and they are still teaching the same outdated knowledge as they did back then, essentially fucking over whole generations. But whenever I call them scammers I am labeled as insane and I am asked to see a therapist.

What I learned from scammers? That as long as you side with the establishment you can get away with scamming. The people that end up being labeled as "scammers" are outsiders of the ruling elite. Had they found a way to get their hands on political power, they would never be labeled such a cruel label.

Politicans? Sam bankmanfried got 25 years in jail and he paid multi million dollars to lobbists.
 
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