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VP @KashimSM addresses a salient issue. Boko Haram. BKO. TVC. Shettima. Governor’s forum. BAT. Obidients. Nigeria. Jos. Security.

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“Trumps psychology will probably trigger huge pHD thesis for years” 😆

Your body has an enzyme that can stop your cells from aging. You produce it as an embryo, and then your body shuts it off. On purpose. Because if your cells kept using it, they’d never stop dividing, and that’s literally what cancer is. About 85% of human cancers work by switching this enzyme back on. Lobsters never switch it off. Ever. They produce this thing, telomerase, in every single organ their entire lives. A 1998 lab study found it running in their liver, their heart, their muscles, everywhere. What it does is simple: every time a cell copies itself, the tips of your DNA fray a little, like the ends of a shoelace losing its plastic cap. Telomerase rebuilds those caps. In your body, most cells can’t do that, so they wear down and eventually die. That’s aging. Lobster cells just… keep going. And here’s the part that messes with me. They actually get more fertile as they age. A 1-pound female carries about 8,000 eggs. A 9-pound female can carry over 100,000. The grandmother in this video is hauling 70,000–80,000 eggs. In almost every other animal, reproduction slows down and stops as the body breaks down. Lobsters flip that completely. The older they get, the more babies they can have. They do still die. Just not from aging. Lobsters grow by cracking out of their entire shell and building a new one from scratch. Imagine doing that every year or two, and each time it costs more energy because you’re bigger. Eventually the molt itself is what kills them. Exhaustion. Or infection while the new shell is still soft. The oldest one anyone’s found, a 20-pound male named George, was about 140 years old when he got pulled up off Newfoundland in 2008. PETA got involved, and he was dropped back into the water near Kennebunkport, Maine. This female getting released isn’t random feel-good content, either. Maine has made it illegal to keep egg-bearing females since 1872. When a fisherman catches one, he cuts a V-shaped notch into her tail flipper before tossing her back. That notch makes her permanently off-limits, even years later when she’s caught again without visible eggs. A 2018 study found that V-notched females produce 9 times more eggs over their lifetime than unmarked ones. And the survival odds for lobster babies are terrible: out of every 50,000 eggs, maybe 2 make it to a size you could legally catch. One big, old, egg-loaded female like this one is worth more to the species than thousands of younger lobsters combined.

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#Arsenal #ManCity

when I feel it in my bones

@LagosPoliceNG @samopy95 👏🏾 please do

Thank you for bringing this to our attention. The matter will be taken up by the appropriate authority for necessary action. Your patriotism is highly appreciated.

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Val Kilmer’s AI version; Actor passed on in 2025 but AI is resuscitating him for a role. This means that Actors have to decide, while alive, if AI & producers can utilize their images in movies, after they pass on.  Additional point to deliberate, while 🖊️ their Will. Hollywood.

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@alilarijani_ir Still here with us? 😶‍🌫️

ترامپ درباره تجمعات میلیونی ضدامریکایی و ضداسرائیلی در شهرهای ایران می‌گوید این تصاویر هوش مصنوعی است... 👇🏻

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@Pressman2040 👏🏾

Yesterday, bandits launched a deadly ambush on the massive weekly convoy moving from Dansadau to Gusau in Zamfara. But they met fire...🔥🔥🔥 A combined team of Army troops and local vigilantes stood firm. While the Army engaged the attackers in fierce gunfights, the vigilantes provided close protection to the convoy ensuring civilians stayed safe and the mission was accomplished. Another attack foiled. Another community protected. 🇳🇬

@iamayomipo Ikr 😞

@2_teaA Sad to see both GPs cancelled.

F1 Bahrain x Saudi GPs ❌