Cut from my team

I got cut from my high school team after I worked harder than all the other kids and the coach threw salt in the wound. He told me my fitness is insane I should do cross country. I don’t understand i’m not gonna put players down and say they didn’t deserve to make it but I was clearly a top player on the team. I emailed the coach about it even though he doesn’t respond to his email; I’ll probably end up showing up after practice and talking to him or the JV coach about it because I genuinely thought my biggest problem this year was gonna be whether I made JV or Var.
I understand it’s not the end of the world and i’ll have another opportunity next year, but i’m bewildered because I don’t know what I did wrong, I will have to tell people I got cut, and overall I don’t feel like I deserve to be cut. I failed a passing test 2 weeks ago one of the only practices the var coach was watching and I think that may be why but I was having a bad day and I know that’s not an excuse but i’m so lost and I don’t know what to do. It feels like my worlds collapsed even if it’s high school soccer because I’ve been playing since I was extremely young and it’s gonna feel so weird to not go and play every day after school. I just need closure. I know i’m ranting and I don’t know what to do but I kinda just wanted to get it out and hear your guys thoughts.

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u/Blake_711 — 14 hours ago

Does humanizing even work?

I see all these threads about different ais and humanizers and how to bypass ai detectors but i’ve spent so long looking for something I don’t even think exists. I’ve found a couple of websites that sorta work but in the end I’ve came to the conclusion that there’s not a singular ai detector (not being absurdly expensive), that can humanize text consistently and still have it make sense. I may be wrong but I feel like i’ve tried everything atp it’s easier to just write it myself. Lmk if anyone has any ideas to make boring writing easier, if you did find end up finding a bypasser that works, or if you have any other advice!

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u/Blake_711 — 19 hours ago

Gimme your best ways you bypass turnitin or any other ai detectors

I don’t care what it is whether it’s websites, open source, watering it down through google translate, claude prompts literally anything!

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u/Blake_711 — 7 days ago

Uber for clothing

I’ve been reselling for a while now and also run a community around business/finance tied to reselling. The idea is basically a reverse marketplace for resale items (starting with sneakers/streetwear). A buyer posts a request like “nike dunks size 10, $150” and resellers can accept it and go source it. if they can only find it for a diff price they can counter offer. if they accept and don’t deliver in like 2 weeks it gets relisted for someone else and the seller will have some typa punishment.

I eventually want a “guaranteed authentic” option where it gets routed through an authenticator before shipping, but not worrying about that till it’s got real users

Im not trying to compete with stockx/goat, this is more for stuff people can’t find listed anywhere, want a specific price point, or want a piece they can’t find anywhere.

Curious if this has potential or if it’s just gonna die from no one wanting to post buyer requests, that’s the part i’m most unsure about. lmk what you guys think and definitely lmk if somethign like this already exists.

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u/Blake_711 — 19 days ago

My teacher thinks I used ai on a research paper (it’s wraps🙏)

She emailed me today and said I need to speak to you about your research paper and I didn’t use too much ai but it does sound a little high level. The content is really advanced and the wording just sounds like I was trying to use fancy words (which I was). The clarity is terrible but it’s definitely not something you’d find a sophomore writing. I’m very prepared to answer any questions she asks but idk if it was a flag on turnitin or just the overall structure that made her suspicious because she said I need to speak to you about the “content”. I’ll update you guys but let me know if anyone has any advice.

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u/Blake_711 — 2 months ago

Working on a Discord for Learning How to Make Money

Hey guys! I built a server for people who actually want to learn how to make money, not just talk about it
Started a Discord called The Pricing Lab. It started as a reselling community but its grown into something bigger than that. The goal is to build people who understand how money actually works (expanding from one niche).
We cover reselling, finance, trading, marketing, business strategy, mindset, decision making, all of it. Reselling is just the entry point because it teaches real skills fast with low risk and immediate feedback. Supply and demand, cash flow, market timing, customer psychology. Those fundamentals transfer everywhere.
The server runs on a level system. Everyone starts at beginner. You move up by actually executing, not just reading. There is a beginner guide already written that covers product research, platform strategy, sourcing, listings, scaling, and more in serious depth.
Looking for a couple mods who are serious about this stuff and want to help build something real. Everyone else is welcome too.

If anyone wants to join here’s the link and if you have questions dm me: https://discord.gg/AsgvqZ3FD

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u/Blake_711 — 2 months ago
▲ 2 r/Sat

Considering taking the ACTS over SATS

I’ve been studying a ton for the Sats halfway through sophomore year and I got my score from around a 1100- 1300 (it was mostly a conceptual issue and even now I still don’t really know algebra 2) after this June test I’ve heard such miserable things about i’m considering switching because I still have time since I just finished sophomore year. I’m terrible at science but I’d consider my writing pretty decent and I know you can opt out of science. I don’t want to go into science anyway so do you think I should just switch to locking in for the ACTS? I heard it’s a lot easier anyway

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u/Blake_711 — 2 months ago

Working on a Discord for Learning How to Make Money

Hey guys! I built a server for people who actually want to learn how to make money, not just talk about it
Started a Discord called The Pricing Lab. It started as a reselling community but its grown into something bigger than that. The goal is to build people who understand how money actually works (expanding from one niche).
We cover reselling, finance, trading, marketing, business strategy, mindset, decision making, all of it. Reselling is just the entry point because it teaches real skills fast with low risk and immediate feedback. Supply and demand, cash flow, market timing, customer psychology. Those fundamentals transfer everywhere.
The server runs on a level system. Everyone starts at beginner. You move up by actually executing, not just reading. There is a beginner guide already written that covers product research, platform strategy, sourcing, listings, scaling, and more in serious depth.
Looking for a couple mods who are serious about this stuff and want to help build something real. Everyone else is welcome too.

If anyone wants to join here’s the link and if you have questions dm me: https://discord.gg/AsgvqZ3FD

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u/Blake_711 — 3 months ago

Working on a Discord for Learning How to Make Money

Hey guys! I built a server for people who actually want to learn how to make money, not just talk about it
Started a Discord called The Pricing Lab. It started as a reselling community but its grown into something bigger than that. The goal is to build people who understand how money actually works (expanding from one niche).
We cover reselling, finance, trading, marketing, business strategy, mindset, decision making, all of it. Reselling is just the entry point because it teaches real skills fast with low risk and immediate feedback. Supply and demand, cash flow, market timing, customer psychology. Those fundamentals transfer everywhere.
The server runs on a level system. Everyone starts at beginner. You move up by actually executing, not just reading. There is a beginner guide already written that covers product research, platform strategy, sourcing, listings, scaling, and more in serious depth.
Looking for a couple mods who are serious about this stuff and want to help build something real. Everyone else is welcome too.

If anyone wants to join here’s the link and if you have questions dm me: https://discord.gg/AsgvqZ3FD

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u/Blake_711 — 3 months ago