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Creatix / July 24, 2025 Our condolences to the Osbourne and Hogan families.  This week, two legendary figures—Ozzy Osbourne and Hulk Hogan—passed away. Both were larger-than-life, white men over 70, whose deaths feel like the second act in a mysterious pattern. Myth has it that deaths comes in three.  Is Donald Trump next? 👤 Ozzy Osbourne (3 Dec 1948 – 22 Jul 2025) The “Prince of Darkness” and pioneer of heavy metal died peacefully on July 22 , aged 76, at his family home in Buckinghamshire, UK. He was surrounded by loved ones, only 17 days after performing his final show—seated on a throne due to advanced Parkinson’s disease. Tinged with frailty, that concert signaled the end of a stunning career that brought blistering guitar riffs, outrageous antics, and a thousand immortal songs ( People.com ). 🛡️ Hulk Hogan (11 Aug 1953 – 24 Jul 2025) Wrestling icon Terry “Hulk Hogan” Bollea died of cardiac arrest at 71 in Clearwater, Florida, on July 24 ( AP News ). Once the face of W...

Creatix / July 23, 2025 Warning: Weed fans will find this article highly offensive. If you love cannabis, you will hate this. Do yourself a favor. Scroll away. Do not read any further. Just don't!  Let’s be blunt : the normalization of recreational marijuana is one of the lamest cultural trends in history, second only to the normalization of drinking alcohol. Again, please stop reading here and scroll away if you are in favor of weed and alcohol. This is a provocative article to infuriate people just for the fun of it. Scroll away. Go back to TikTok and have the algorithm fix you snacks all night long while you puff the magic dragon or whatever the junkie metaphor may be.  While cannabis fans boast about “chilling out” with the “natural highs,” the consequences of smoking weed without medical need (i.e. for purely recreational reasons) are far from mellow. Here are five unapologetic, provocative reasons why it’s time to put down the joint and free yourself and your wallet fro...

Creatix / July 22, 2025 Check out ForLosers.com for the upcoming release of Donald J. Trump for Losers: Simple Guide for Everyone. It's a fascinating biography of our president written for every American and every human interested in deciphering the secret to Trump's success.  The book doesn't include a conclusion because the future has not been created yet and it is premature to close any book about Donald J. Trump. Instead of a conclusion, the book highlights the Trump Commandments of leadership. Thou Shalt:   Love Thyself Above All Things Yourself first, then your family, then your followers. Always Win Your life is the story where you are the hero who always wins. Never admit defeat.   Never Apologize Apologies portray weakness. Admissions can get you in jail. Blame others If others say there is something wrong, blame it on them. Accuse your accusers If people accuse you of something, blame and accuse them back with everything Monetize everything Nothing is free. Ch...

Creatix / July 21, 2025 It's hard to admit it, but neither the Epstein files nor the MLK ones stand a chance to beat your TikTok feed this week. Granted that you may get some videos about them in the next couple of days, but they will be mostly boring noise. Here's a quick rundown of TikTok, the Epstein files, and MLK files in case you missed them, live in cave, or are returning from a summer vacation in outer space.  TikTok is a social media platform where users create, share, and view short-form videos—typically 15 seconds to 3 minutes long—often set to music, voiceovers, or trending audio clips. Launched internationally in 2018 by the Chinese company ByteDance , it quickly became one of the most downloaded and used apps globally, especially among teens and young adults. 📱 What Makes TikTok So Popular? Short, Entertaining Content Videos are bite-sized, easy to consume, and perfect for short attention spans. A user can watch dozens of videos in just a few minutes. ...

Creatix / July 19, 2025 Weak fundamentals, sky-high stock—Elon Musk’s vision still drives Tesla’s ascent If you follow us, you know we love to buy and sell Tesla stock (TSLA) for profit. We typically go long at $300 and short at $330 and above. We have lost money in the past when Tesla has defied all logical valuations and broken records based on stupidity. For example, at the height or peak of the short-lived bromance between Musk and Trump, we were suffering because Tesla's valuation went through the roof. Luckily, as we predicted, Musk and Trump are two alpha male primates who cannot share the same cage in the power zoo.  This is a short piece to highlight more of the same. Tesla’s financial fundamentals today are hardly thrilling: margins are compressing, electric vehicle growth is slowing, and competition—especially from China—is intensifying and gaining significant ground. By conventional metrics, Tesla’s valuation is completely disconnected from its balance sheet. Yet the st...

Creatix / July 16, 2025 Once upon a time, we were the apex minds. We baptized ourselves the Homo sapiens , the “wise” species of knowledge. As artificial intelligence (AI) continues its meteoric rise, the uncomfortable truth is dawning: we are no longer the smartest things on the planet. Worse, those of us who built our self worth and identity on our intelligence and knowledge, are becoming unnecessary. And in a world where intelligence determines value, what becomes of us? If history tells, we become pets . From Tool Users to Toys The powers that be no longer need us (smart, knowledge-based, "white collar" workers). AI is a superior alternative in all parameters without exception. For blue collar workers, the story is slightly different. They have a few more years of relevance until robotics can fully replace them.  AI digital workers are already superior to any and all human knowledge workers. If you don't believe this statement, just give yourself time to learn more ab...

Creatix / July 17, 2025 Today, the White House finally made public what insiders have known for decades. When was the last time that you saw the President wearing shorts and showing his legs in public? The President has been struggling with varicose veins and chronic venous insufficiency for a while. This is very common and almost normal in octogenarians (80-year old).  Our beloved President is one heartbeat away from death just like the rest of us. Nothing lasts forever. We have to cherish him and support him while he lasts. Truth is that we're killing him by overworking him 24/7. The body keeps the score. Something's gotta give. He's a workaholic living the dream and will die happily fighting for his vision for the country and his mission of making his family super rich.  As always, in a twist that combines politics, health, and capitalism, the Trump family has the perfect opportunity to launch the next big American health trend: MAGA Compression Socks . Not only would it...

Creatix / July 18, 2025 The latest resurfacing of the Epstein files — names, connections, speculation, and innuendo — is yet another desperate attempt by Trump's opponents to morally implicate him. But once again, they fall right into the same trap they’ve never learned to avoid: trying to beat Trump on moral grounds, when morality has never been the foundation of his support. Let’s be clear. The average Trump supporter isn’t voting for a saint. We never were. We’re voting for results: a strong economy, secure borders, and a fearless defense of America’s interests . These endless character attacks — whether it's Access Hollywood, hush money, indictments, or now Epstein whispers — bounce right off. Why? Because they miss the point entirely. In fact, every time they drag Trump into moral mudslinging, they only reinforce his anti-establishment aura. It confirms to all of us in his base that he remains the most feared, most attacked outsider in American politics. It only makes him...

Creatix / July 14, 2025 As our President considers placing  100% tariffs on Russian imports, the political theater is supposed to indicate applying pressure on Putin to stop the war in Ukraine. Any such tariffs are unlikely to be effective against Putin and his Kremlin. In fact, they may do the opposite—add fuel to the fire and  embolden Putin,  reinforce his narrative of Western hostility, and unite his base.  🎯 The Myth of Economic Leverage Through Tariffs Tariffs work when a country is economically dependent on access to the foreign market being closed off. But in the case of Russia–U.S. trade, that leverage simply doesn’t exist: The U.S. imports less than 1% of its total goods from Russia. Russian exports to the U.S. have already collapsed by over 90% since the 2022 Ukraine invasion. What’s left? A trickle of uranium, metals, and specialty chemicals. These items are more important to the US as buyer and importer than to Russia as seller and exporter....

The Trillion Dollar Club Creatix / July 12, 2025 Even with all the money printing going on, it is reasonable to say that a trillion dollar is still a good chunk of money these days. A few years from now, it may be a different story. In the meantime, let's celebrate the expanding Trillion Dollar Club (TDC). The TDC represents an elite group of corporations whose market value has soared past the once legendary $1 trillion mark.  🏁 Milestone Timeline 1. First to $1 Trillion Apple achieved the first-ever $1 trillion valuation on August 2, 2018 — a historic moment and a milestone no public company had reached before ( MarketBeat , Wikipedia ). 2. First to $2 Trillion Apple again broke ground by crossing $2 trillion on August 19, 2020 , driven by its dominant presence in iPhones, services, and wearables . 3. First to $3 Trillion Continuing its record-breaking pace, Apple reached $3 trillion on January 3, 2022 , becoming the first, and still the only, firm to hit that thresh...

Creatix / July 10, 2025 In the long run, who will win the feud between Elon Musk and Donald Trump. Barring unforeseen events, Elon will prevail simply because he should outlive Trump by at least 25 years.  When we talk about innovation that’s truly out of this world , there’s one name that keeps coming up: SpaceX . What began in 2002 as a daring idea by Elon Musk has since grown into the undisputed heavyweight of the private space industry—a company that has shattered government monopolies, redefined launch economics, and quite literally reached for the stars. As of 2025, SpaceX’s private valuation has soared past $400 billion , making it one of the most valuable privately held companies in the world. And unlike many overhyped startups, SpaceX has the revenue streams, technological dominance, and strategic vision to justify every penny. 🌌 A Quick Look Back: From Scrappy Startup to Orbital Overlord SpaceX was founded with an absurdly ambitious mission: to make spaceflight affordabl...

Creatix / July 8, 2025 In the unfolding global chessboard of power politics, one question has left analysts intrigued: Why is Vladimir Putin seemingly disobeying or disregarding Donald Trump, despite appearing to favor him over other U.S. leaders? Game theory, the science of strategic decision-making, may offer a compelling explanation. Let’s break it down. 🧠 Game Theory 101: Rational Players in a Repeated Game In game theory, global leaders are modeled as “rational actors”  . These are individuals who pursue strategies that maximize their long-term payoff. The interaction between Trump and Putin can be viewed as a “repeated game,” not a one-time play. Each leader makes moves while considering: The other's likely reaction The long-term outcomes of cooperation vs. defection Domestic constraints and payoffs The credibility of threats and promises From a game theory standpoint, Putin isn’t simply a “rogue agent” ignoring Trump. He’s a player making cold, calculated mov...

Creatix / July 5, 2025 One day after our Independence Day 2025, Elon Musk announced the launch of a new political party called the America Party . He unveiled it via a poll on his social platform X, where about 65% of 1.2 million votes supported creating a third party ( businessinsider.com ). Musk frames the party as a response to dissatisfaction with the two-party system and recent fiscal decisions, most particularly our “Big Beautiful Bill”. Musk positions his party as championing freedom, deregulation, and reducing government debt ( businessinsider.com ). He’s suggested targeting specific congressional races (2–3 Senate seats and 8–10 House districts) to wield strategic power in Congress ( theguardian.com ). Political analysts caution that third-party efforts in the U.S. face steep obstacles: the entrenched two-party system, ballot access hurdles, funding requirements, and Musk’s relative inexperience in political organizing ( washingtonpost.com ). The long-term viability of the Ame...