In 1969, musician named Jim Sullivan recorded an album titled 'U.F.O'. The album featured songs that contained unusual lyrics; some of these being of Jim leaving his family and being abducted by aliens. 6 years later, Jim vanished without a trace. His car was found on the side of an isolated desert road.
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The human brain isn't fully functional for learning until after 10 AM, science has proved that schools begin way too early.
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David reimer was a Canadian man who was raised as a girl after a botched circumcision led to a sex-reassignment surgery before he was two. After realizing he was not a girl, Reimer started living as a male at age 15. However, after suffering years of years of severe depression, financial instability and a troubled marriage, he committed suicide at age 38.
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Lack of exercise kills just as many people as smoking.
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In 1871, lawyer Clement Vallandigham was defending a client accused of murder.

In demonstrating how the victim might have accidentally shot himself, he accidentally shot himself.

He died. His client was acquitted.

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The Allied Forces once plotted to feminize Adolf Hitler by injecting estrogen into his carrots.
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🇺🇸 Trump's advisers split over Iran war as oil plunges 13% in a week.

President Trump's top advisers are divided over whether to negotiate an end to the Iran war or resume major military strikes, according to the Wall Street Journal.

Vice President JD Vance and Gulf allies reportedly favor ending the conflict, while Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and CENTCOM chief Brad Cooper support renewed strikes, potentially targeting Iran's energy infrastructure and nuclear sites.

Trump has yet to announce a decision.

"Now we will make a decision," he said Thursday. "You'll know soon enough."

📉 Meanwhile, Brent crude plunged 13.3% this week to $98.32 per barrel, as hopes of de-escalation collided with renewed threats of military action.

The uncertainty is far from over.

Iranian officials could return to Doha for talks as early as Saturday, according to the WSJ. But US officials reportedly see an opportunity for renewed strikes later this month, when additional military equipment arrives.

For markets, the risk is that oil prices are already factoring in an end to the war. If Trump instead orders another round of major strikes, particularly against Iran's energy infrastructure, oil could rebound sharply, adding fresh inflation pressure and weighing on stocks and other risk assets.

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🔽$17 BILLION hedge fund restructures as mystery seller auctions $500 MILLION in data-center loans.

Walleye Capital is cutting its equities leadership and investment teams and preparing to return investor capital after losing 5.9% in October, its worst month since March 2020.

Bloomberg previously reported an anonymous seller auctioning $500 MILLION in data-center loans.

Now speculations are rising that this could very well be Walleye.

It's loan portfolio includes $25 MILLION tied to the New Mexico Stargate project, where Oracle reportedly issued a force majeure notice seeking relief from contractual obligations.

If confirmed, the link would raise fresh concerns that the AI selloff is spilling beyond stocks into the private debt financing the buildout.

The auction will test how much buyers are willing to pay.

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🔽MORE RED: The AI selloff DEEPENS as chip, storage and data center stocks tumble more than 10%.

• Bloom Energy ($BE) −17.52%
• Sandisk ($SNDK) −16.55%
• Western Digital ($WDC) −13.11%
• Seagate ($STX) −13.03%
• AMD ($AMD) −13.01%
• Vertiv ($VRT) −12.43%
• Micron ($MU) −11.97%
• Dell ($DELL) −11.21%
• Marvell Technology ($MRVL) −11%
• Qualcomm ($QCOM) −10.62%

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🚨 U.S. MARKET OPEN: Tech selloff drags down the Nasdaq and S&P 500 as investors continue rotating out of AI stocks after the midterms.

🔻Nasdaq 100 down 3%
🔻 S&P 500 down 1.3%
📈 Dow up 0.4%

Chip and data center stocks fell for a second straight session.

Investors are weighing whether Democratic wins in Congress and key governors’ races could lead to tighter rules on data center construction and slow the AI buildout.

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