I hate to say it but it’s true. These guys have an elite body and square jaws.

They are extremely tall. You can tell they went to prep school. The moment I saw them, without ever knowing who they were, I thought : “These two motherfuckers are elites”. I was right.

People like these guys are part of the ruling class. They are the old WASP families that dominate New England and used to own parts of New York and Pennsylvania.

They may as well be. Greg Brokeman is an animal.

He won a silver medal in the 2006 International Chemistry Olympiad. In 2003, 2005, and 2007, he attended Canada/USA Mathcamp, a summer program for mathematically talented high-school students. In 2008, Brockman enrolled at Harvard University but left a year later, briefly enrolling at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

He is always 10 steps ahead of ordinary people. He sees the future around the corner. His day is simple. He wakes up. He eats perfectly healthy food. He exerces thanks to a world class trainer. He showers. Then he does some math. He is driven to work in armored vehicle. On his phone, there are the numbers of world leaders and billionaires.

Greg Brokeman isn’t an ordinary human. He is a thinking machine.

I love Boston Mayor Michelle Wu, but this is some serious bullshit.

You won the election. It’s over. The pro-car asshole was defeated.

Now it’s time to be BOLD. Democracy is great, but we can’t keep having debates. Do these angry residents have scientific evidence that their ideas will actually improve the city? No. So fuck them.

The masses are not always right. Real leadership means you need to accept to be temporarly unpopular when you know you are right.

I don’t like Billionaires, but Mike Bloomberg was a great New York City mayor precisely because he didn’t give a shit about being popular as long as the data was on his side. He banned smoking in bars. He banned smoking in restaurants. He mandated calorie counts on chain restaurant menus. He pedestrianized much of Times Square. He created the Citi Bike Program. He invested in bike lanes. People kept whining. He just ignored them.