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Gunther Eagleman™@GuntherEagleman25 Jul 2024
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Gavin Newsom would appreciate it if you didn't retweet this video of him apologizing for getting caught sleeping with his campaign manager's wife
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Replying to @RealJessica05
And I'll leave this here since the hack judge ordered Trump to take it down
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There are all kinds of different people in the world, many of whom value different kinds of things. If you find you can't get in sync with someone on shared values, you should consider whether that person is worth keeping in your life. A lack of common values will lead to a lot of pain and other harmful consequences and may ultimately drive you apart. It might be better to head all that off as soon as you see it coming. #principleoftheday
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Ignore this at your own risk.
Do not put your family in a small car.
Yesterday, my wife was driving my son to school and an oncoming delivery truck crossed the center lane and hit her head on — the driver had a seizure was going 40 mph.
I was on my way to work in a separate car and got an emergency notification from Apple the car was in an accident and it had automatically called police (great feature Apple).
I called my wife — no answer.
I felt sheer dread and sick to my stomach. I immediately turned around and headed towards the location Apple sent.
The police were blocking the entire street — not a good sign.
I eventually got up there and found my wife and son who were okay, considering. My wife has a broken wrist and is shaken up but otherwise okay.
The officer told me if she were driving a smaller car it would’ve been fatal — we bought this Wagoneer a month ago…
I am so thankful they are okay (and the other driver is too) and that we chose to buy a large vehicle.
Please do not put your loved ones into a small car. In an accident the size and weight make all the difference.
Instead of the worst day of our lives, we’re celebrating my son’s 2nd birthday today with chocolate cake.
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BREAKING: Elon Musk (@elonmusk) blasts @JoeBiden's @WhiteHouse, writes, "Let’s not forget the White House giving Tesla the cold shoulder, excluding us from the EV summit and crediting GM with “leading the electric car revolution” in the same quarter that they delivered 26 electric cars (not a typo) and Tesla delivered 300 thousand."
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I mourn Charlie Munger who is a man I admired greatly for his sound fundamental principles as well has his investment abilities. We have lost a great man and a great role model.
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I hope you find these principles valuable. #principleoftheday
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A story so disturbing, even police couldn't believe their eyes. A convicted child molester sets up camp across from a San Francisco school with signs offering "free fentanyl" and "meth for stolen items." Why was he just released? Tonight at 11 from ABC7 abc7.com/13944269
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Happy #FlashbackFriday! How many famous faces do you recognize from Concern events over the years? 📸
#ConcernFoundation #ConquerCancer #cancerresearch #nonprofit #throwback #AndyWilliams #LizaMinnelli #LornaLuft #KareemAbdulJabbar #LilyTomlin
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As we approach the 22nd remembrance of the 9/11 attacks, we solemnly honor the sacrifices made by a diverse group of courageous individuals who responded to the #WorldTradeCenter and #Pentagon that fateful day.
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Today marks 22 years since the day that changed America forever. abc7.la/3PdsqVR
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September is #PediatricCancer Awareness Month.
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The recent @ConcernFdn #BlockParty on #Paramount's #backlot was as perfect as always! Tons of #fun was had by all, but much more importantly, a lot of money was raised for #cancerresearch. Here's everything that went on there: itsnotaboutme.tv/news/eventc….
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Imagine you had to describe what a rose smells like to someone who lacks a sense of smell. No matter how accurate your explanation, it will always fall short of the actual experience. The same thing is true of differences in ways of thinking. They are like blind spots, and if you have one (which we all do), it can be challenging to see what's there. Working through these differences requires a lot of patience and open-mindedness, as well as triangulating with other people who can help fill in the picture. #principleoftheday
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Did you know that on July 1st, our gas prices will go up AGAIN!!?? Yup, thanks to @GavinNewsom and our democrat majority in Sacramento, our gas tax is going up! 🤬🤬
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People's answers could be erroneous theories or spin, so you need to occasionally double- check them, especially when they sound questionable. Some managers are reluctant to do this, feeling it is the equivalent of saying they don't trust their people. These managers need to understand that this process is how trust is earned or lost. Your people will learn to be much more accurate in what they tell you if they understand this--and you will learn who you can rely on. #principleoftheday
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Today is Juneteenth, celebrating the complete emancipation of enslaved people in America in 1865. To me, it was an important step toward the aspiration to gain the most important thing that our country must aspire to: equal opportunity. In studying history and using quantitative indicators to measure cause-effect relationships, it is clear to me that equal opportunity creates both a) the most prosperous societies because it draws upon the broadest population base to find the most talented people and to make the highest possible percentage of the population productive and b) the most stable societies because there is the least conflict over injustices. In my opinion, providing equal opportunities to learn and work should be our society's highest priority. The key performance indicators that I maintain show that though there have been notable advances in some areas, the state of affairs has worsened as the education and wealth gaps have widened, the family unit has deteriorated, the middle class has weakened, and mental illness and harmful drug use have increased. So instead of just having this day pass by, I hope we will each take a moment to reflect on what equality signifies to us.































