Chamath Palihapitiya calls the rioters in Paris “criminals and terrorists,” accusing the French government of using empathy to excuse urban chaos and demanding a tougher response Chamath condemns the violence and looting in Paris, arguing that authorities have allowed conditions to deteriorate by failing to confront the problem directly. He criticizes President Emmanuel Macron for emphasizing the suffering of those involved, insisting that the destruction and attacks on businesses and public order require a firm response. Chamath also questions the deployment of police to protect luxury stores, arguing that France needs both stronger action against the violence and a broader solution to the issues fueling the unrest.

Marshawn Lynch reveals why he never bought into celebrity culture, saying he would rather compete with regular people for the bartender’s attention than spend thousands showing off Lynch says fame never changed how he moved in public. Even when going out, he was not interested in dropping thousands on expensive bottles and making a scene. Instead, he would stand at the bar like everyone else, competing to get the bartender’s attention, while joking that if the bartender finally came over, he would order three Hennessys.

Sylvester Stallone reveals his father once destroyed his chair with an axe during an argument over his repeated school expulsions, describing the incident as “business as usual” Stallone recalls struggling in school because of ADHD, which made it difficult for him to focus and often left him looking out the window instead of paying attention. After being thrown out of school again, an argument with his father escalated when Stallone told him to stop yelling. His father returned with an axe and chopped the chair he was sitting on into splinters, warning him to get out of it. Stallone’s chilling conclusion was that such incidents were simply part of growing up in his household.

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Oasis took blockchain beyond crypto with its cycling prediction challenge, and the results are impressive. 15,310 signups. 5,801 players. 20M+ impressions. But the numbers are only part of the story. Here’s how @OasisProtocol combined cycling, community engagement and privacy technology. A thread 🧵 👇

Caught up with the latest @OasisProtocol community call, and there’s a lot to look forward to. From wrapping up the cycling prediction challenge and revealing how the raffle was conducted transparently to getting updates on Privana and its approach to private swaps and earning, it was great seeing the team share what’s been happening behind the scenes. Excited to see how @PrivanaFinance develops. Privacy is becoming increasingly important in Web3.

The Oasis cycling prediction challenge has officially wrapped up, and the numbers speak for themselves. - 15,310 signups - 5,801 players - 20M+ impressions What stood out to me was how @OasisProtocol used Sapphire’s secure enclave to conduct a prize draw that anyone can independently verify. No blind trust, just transparency backed by technology. With @PrivanaFinance now in internal testing, I’m looking forward to what Oasis is building next for privacy in DeFi.