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The most radical thing you can do in a village is return. With a doctorate. And say, in the language they understand: I came from here. You can too. Two people did that yesterday. I was in the room. It was quiet in the way important things are.

@Eziahatoka I stopped arguing the day I understood this. Not because I had nothing to say. But because calm men don't waste signal on noise.

Once you realise the universe bows to your aura, you will get addicted to being calm

@DaedeTheDJ @Jennnyyyyyy The answers in the initial comments I read were diabolical, until I found peace here.

@Jennnyyyyyy 4 x 7 = 28 7 - 4 = 3 7 + 4 = 11 ? = 11 I see these "super hard" math problems every day, and the comments always make me weep for the future of humanity.

This is harder than it looks 😏 Difficulty - Pro 🤠

@JohnCena Effort unrewarded doesn't disappear. It just turns inward. Becomes hesitation. Becomes "what's the point." You reward effort not just to celebrate but to protect curiosity before it dies quietly.

Reward effort. It can greatly encourage exploration.

In case if you have a nose bleed👇 Lean forward, pinch the soft part of your nose (just below the bony bridge), and hold for 10 uninterrupted minutes. Almost everyone instinctively leans back which feels right but just sends blood down your throat, where it can cause nausea and vomiting, and makes it harder to monitor whether the bleeding is actually stopping. Pinch the soft fleshy part, not the hard bony bridge. That's where the bleeding vessel (almost always Kiesselbach's plexus, a cluster of vessels on the nasal septum) actually is. Squeezing the bone does nothing. The one rule is the same as wound packing: don't check too soon. Ten minutes it is.

A disabled child in that room yesterday saw a PhD and decided to be a medical doctor. That is the whole argument. Representation is not symbolism. It is a child quietly updating what they believe is possible about themselves.

Most people who make it out, simply leave. They send money. They call on Christmas. That is enough, and it is understandable. But these two came back - not for applause. To stand where everyone could see them and make the road visible.

The most radical thing you can do in a village is return. With a doctorate. And say, in the language they understand: I came from here. You can too. Two people did that yesterday. I was in the room. It was quiet in the way important things are.

@IhabFathiSulima Telescoping of the intestine. Intussusception.

What is the diagnosis? Who at Risk?

@gloccnem I remember fighting sleep like it was an enemy. Now I protect my naps like they are ancestral land. Something happened in between and I'd like to speak to whoever is responsible.

the fact that i rejected napping as a child makes me sick

@Medzonetv Reynolds

Charcot’s triad + Confusion & Hypotension.. What’s this Pentad called????

@IhabFathiSulima Frey's syndrome

Eating triggers sweating… but only on one cheek. What is the diagnosis ⁉️

There's something about a Saturday night and Celine Dion asking if beauty can still rise from what's been broken. You stop. You think about your own ashes. The ones you haven't told anyone about. And you lie with the question longer than you planned.

@IAmSteveHarvey Closure. Most people find it and realize the wound had already healed. They just needed something to blame for the scar.

What’s something people chase that isn’t worth it?

@docakx The cornea of your eye has no blood vessels. It receives oxygen directly from the air. The one part of you responsible for seeing the world sustains itself on nothing but breathing.

One strange medical fact.

@docakx When a pregnant woman suffers heart damage, fetal stem cells navigate from the womb to her heart and transform into cardiac cells to repair it. The child heals the mother before it has even been born.

The problem with being consistent in private is that nobody sees it. But that is also the point. What you do when there is no audience is the only version of you that is entirely honest.