Zellman and the belt.

Was Zellman proof that no amount of political experience prepares you for an unscheduled performance review from Tony Soprano?

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u/sarmadness — 19 hours ago

Bobby Jr. was indestructible.

Was Bobby Baccalieri Jr. the only kid in North Jersey who had to grieve his mom, adjust to Janice as a stepmother, and still somehow end up being the least dramatic person in the entire series?

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u/sarmadness — 4 days ago

Richie’s rehabilitation.

Did Richie Aprile mistake ‘reintegrating into society’ for ‘starting beef with literally everyone’?

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u/sarmadness — 5 days ago

Questionable Johnny Sack.

How many conflicts in The Sopranos could have been avoided if Johnny Sack answered even one question without immediately responding with a more aggressive question?

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u/sarmadness — 9 days ago

Beansie was the real MVP.

Beansie was actually the most successful entrepreneur in the series. Guy turned pizza profits into passive income, survived Richie Aprile, and still retired to Florida.

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u/sarmadness — 10 days ago

Doug the bakery clerk had balls/buns of the steel.

Was Doug the bakery clerk actually the bravest man in New Jersey? Most people fear mob bosses but this bro fearlessly told a clearly unstable guy he was ‘behind like three customers.’”

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u/sarmadness — 17 days ago

Eric Scatino got an MBA before finishing high school.

Eric Scatino deserved an honorary MBA. He learned about leverage, counterparty risk, asset seizure, and debtor-creditor relations before graduating high school.

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u/sarmadness — 19 days ago

Thoughts on Fran Feldstein?

Fran Feldstein was the true final boss of The Sopranos. Every mobster feared prison, indictments, and rival families. Fran weaponized awkwardness and a rendition of Happy Birthday, Mr. President.

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u/sarmadness — 20 days ago

Davey Scatino invented modern Fintech.

He actually turned one Executive Game credit line into a multi-platform debt ecosystem, leveraged his son’s college fund, and pioneered ‘buy now, cry later’ years before Klarna existed.

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u/sarmadness — 23 days ago

Richie Aprile cared about the environment.

Was Richie Aprile actually the most environmentally conscious guy in The Sopranos? He reused old leather jackets, believed in recycling garbage routes, and reduced population growth with proactive conflict resolution.

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u/sarmadness — 24 days ago

Phil admired Leonardo da Vinci, but did he know?

It is clear that Phil admired the great genius Leonardo da Vinci. In fact, that was his family’s name: Leonardo. But did he know that da Vinci had sexual encounters with men throughout his life and that he was a finook?

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u/sarmadness — 25 days ago

Plus Therapeutics Partners With Ephemeral Technologies To Deliver Unique AI Execution Platform for CNS Oncology

Partnership to deliver a novel AI-native integrated CNS oncology platform

Platform will unify and analyze Plus' proprietary therapeutic, diagnostic, and bioinformatics datasets to accelerate precision neuro-oncology

HOUSTON, May 19, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Plus Therapeutics, Inc. (NASDAQ:PSTV) (the "Company"), a clinical-stage pharmaceutical company developing targeted radiotherapeutics for central nervous system (CNS) cancers, today announces that it has signed an agreement to enter into a strategic partnership with Ephemeral Technologies ("Ephemeral") to deliver a unique AI execution platform for CNS oncology. The AI execution platform is designed to integrate, organize, and derive actionable intelligence from longitudinal therapeutic, diagnostic and bioinformatic data sets generated across Plus' CNS oncology technology programs.

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u/sarmadness — 2 months ago