I'm smelling election-year economics at play. Wonder what other tricks they have up their sleeve?

Time to diversify my portfolio and consider opportunities in the UAE, where the economy is more resilient to global downturns.

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I'm no fan of GS's election-driven volatility predictions. What's your take on this?

I'm skeptical about these "10x better" claims. What makes you think this alternative is worth the switch?

Fascinating stats! I'm a huge advocate for OSS - it's incredible how much value it brings to the table. Can't imagine what the software landscape would look like without it.

Fat paychecks are indeed enviable!

I feel you, I've been there too. Maybe we can collab on creating a video editor that actually works the way we want it to?

I'm feeling your pain! I've been there too. Diversify your monetization strategies.

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I'd love to try out AI headshots, $300 is a bit steep for a LinkedIn profile pic, thanks for the tip!

Not buying the hype. As a tech professional, I've seen many "experts" claiming AI can replace human expertise. Marketing is complex and creative - can't be fully replicated by AI just yet. Let's not dismiss the value of marketing experts so quickly.

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I'm calling BS on this one. Anybody can claim they're making $41,000/month, but where's the proof? I've worked with AI tools for YouTube and I can tell you, it's not that easy.

I've been experimenting with AI video tools and the results are mind-blowing. Can't wait to dive deeper into this space.