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amVT@cruzex100·
@UnSubtleDesi Nupur- hope someday you end up behind the prison doors for the hatred towards other humans.. what is wrong with you? Have some shame 💩 lady
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Anu@anushakunmittal·
She is speaking with so much conviction and clarity. Gen X, Millennials, and Gen Z will all be able to relate to her. @SupriyaShrinate @INCIndia, will you please connect me to her through mail or a meeting? For something important
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Deepal.‏‎‎Trivedi@DeepalTrevedie·
What is the most pro women announcement must our PM @narendramodi make tonight? Funny answers only. Avoid profanities & abusive language please!
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amVT@cruzex100·
@zoo_bear Kya Kya dekhne ko miltha hai. This is the collab no one even imagined.. @madhukishwar tumhari credibility or sources.. yuck ! Like who will even believe anything you say? Old age is picking up? Go get checked.
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Sarcastic.@Sarcaztick·
One of my school friend posted this while he himself works in Qatar. Should i tag his organisation and get him deported?
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amVT@cruzex100·
Second that .
TheLiverDoc™@theliverdoc

Dear Friends, please help this message reach the makers of the malayalam movie Vazha 2. It is long, but very important. A recent malayalam movie, called Vazha 2 portrayed a character who keeps consuming ayurvedic medicine -(arishtam, a herbal liquor, with 10-15% alcohol, which Ayurveda practitioners blindly claim to have "health benefits")- and ends with serious fatal liver disease. The people behind the movie are intelligent and well-informed. For decades, the Ayurveda community has been feeding public and patients the narrative that herbal medicine is safe and effective, even the ones containing toxic botanicals and alcohol. This narrative is now being challenged because there is a large body of peer-reviewed evidence that without reasonable doubt show that Ayurvedic herbals can be extremely toxic to the liver, sometimes even leading to death or liver transplantation. Now the movie format is bringing this to public's notice. My most impactful publication on this was literally about a 14 year old girl developing severe alcohol-related hepatitis due to long term use of PRESCRIBED ayurvedic herbals (the same category mentioned in the movie) for epilepsy management. Published paper: academic.oup.com/omcr/article/2… and media report: timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/kochi/liv… There are also other reports that show ayurvedic herbals can cause cirrhosis (pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC64…), severe liver injury (pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC56…, pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/29960971/), liver failure (link.springer.com/article/10.100…) and death (pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC69…). Analysis of Ayurvedic herbals - classical formulations, proprietary herbals as well as traditionally prepared ones have consistently shown alcohol, liver toxic botanicals, liver toxic heavy metals and organ damaging adulterants (frontiersin.org/journals/gastr…). Ayurveda is a harmful pseudoscience which which even global experts agree with (mcgill.ca/oss/article/me…). Now, the Ayurveda Medical Association of India (AMAI), which is in fact, a third rate society of Ayurveda practitioners and the herbals manufacturing companies that they are in cahoots with, has served legal notice against the movie writers and producers. They have threatened further action if the specific segment in the movie was not removed. The same AMAI group sent complaints against me to the police, Courts and also Prime Ministers Office also when I published peer reviewed papers on harms of Ayurvedic herbals. They could not even scratch my epidermis with all of that legal drama, because science wins. Evidence shines. These so-called Ayurveda Practitioners are losing business because public is realising that their products and services are one, useless (no evidence) and now two, dangerous also (more side effects than beneficial effects). An existential crisis is looming over their quackery business. I would like to offer my complete and highest level of academic expertise and support to the makers of the movie Vazha Part 2 to fight these cheap, fragile ego suffering so-called alternative medicine practitioners (SCAM) of Ayurveda who think they, and their unscientific businesses are above evidence based medicine and public health. DO NOT. I REPEAT, DO NOT, modify or remove anything from the movie. It is perfect and a huge needed public health activism. Keep up the good work! Do not bow down to any legalized glorified quacks! And for everyone here, watch both parts of Vazha movie. It is brilliant and worth your time and money. - The Liver Doc abbyphilips(at)theliverinst(dot)in

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Amit Behere@_amitbehere·
.@bainjal, @priyankac19 and @BDUTT are Islamophobic assholes first, Islamophobic assholes second, and women, journalists, anti Modi politicians etc. etc. later.
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Rana Ayyub@RanaAyyub·
Not a single person mentioned in this ALT news fact check will be held accountable for spreading dangerous fake news about TCS employee NIDA KHAN. Muslims are fair game. Apology toh door ki baat hai bas justice mil jaaye altnews.in/nida-khan-not-…
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amVT@cruzex100·
@Ravenismeee It's not easy.. there is also no one when you need someone.. Give it more time and start meeting more people. Maybe something will come up during those conversations.. Don't give up and get back up. You got this.
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Raven@Ravenismeee·
To all men who survived rock bottom, what’s one piece of advice would you give a man who feels like giving up right now
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amVT@cruzex100·
@madhukishwar @madhukishwar - does this look like anyone you know? I'm sure you have seen or have other videos.. if you can make those public with faces covered then the entire world can see the double face of some people...why wait and let the people decide.
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Madhu Purnima Kishwar
Madhu Purnima Kishwar@madhukishwar·
बाक़ी आठ भी share कर डालो महक बहना!
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amVT@cruzex100·
@mehakarora1541 This could be another person. Upload the rest and leave it for people to decide.. hope it's something that can be shared online.. don't share anything that can put you in danger....not worth it..
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pallavi ghosh@_pallavighosh·
But those who think the BJp was desperate to get this bill passed - not at all .. ab dekho how they will hit back .. this is a narrative war - opp also has to hit back . Let’s see who wins this narrative
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Jonty Rhodes@JontyRhodes8·
Watching @ShreyasIyer15 perform that acrobatic fielding to assist in taking the “team catch “ made me appreciate how fielding has evolved since my retirement. For a long time, I felt like the “father of fielding”, but watching these modern athletes with their timing and awareness on the boundary line, makes me feel like the “grandfather of fielding”! I spent 99% of my career fielding in the inner circle, and when I started working as a fielding coach, there was no focus on the modern day “hotspots” on the boundaries. It was only when I started working with @mipaltan and saw Kieron Pollard, and then Glenn Maxwell, performing these incredible “airborne saves” on the boundaries that we started focusing on not only taking catches off balls that were already beyond the rope, but even saving the ball from going for a sixer, and forcing the batters to run only 1 or 2. With impact players transforming the way that batters can continuously attack the bowling, even with the loss of 4-5 wickets, bowlers need to be backed up by their fielders, and Shreyas’ spectacular“catch and release” was a perfect example of that. But let’s face it; when your head coach is @RickyPonting, one of the greatest fielders in the game, it should not come as a great surprise to see such incredible feats in the field!
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amVT@cruzex100·
@snsf Best wishes!
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amVT@cruzex100·
@snsf What next? Will we see an anthropic like company :) Best wishes?
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Srinivas Narayanan
After 3 incredible years, I am leaving OpenAI at the end of next week. I shared my decision with the OpenAI leadership team at the start of the month and here is a shorter version of what I shared with my team earlier this week. === Hi Team, I have decided to leave OpenAI. The last three years have been an incredible journey that felt more like ten. Leading the b2b engineering team has been an enormous privilege. With the recent/upcoming product launches, this felt like the right time to step back. I will also fondly remember my prior role leading the Applied Engineering team, from when it was ~40 people on a single floor in the 575 office, when I first started. We shipped some of the fastest-growing products in history, like ChatGPT and the API, with no real playbook to guide us. This was only possible because of the incredible team we built - you are the most passionate, dedicated, and hard-working colleagues I have ever worked with. You all have inspired me so much, and I’m so proud of what we have built together. I can’t thank you enough! I am so grateful to @sama @gdb @fidjissimo and the rest of the OpenAI leadership for this opportunity of a lifetime. I will cherish this time forever during this historic period for technology and society, and I wish you all the very best for the future. I am looking forward to spending some much-needed time with my aging parents in India before deciding what’s next. Thanks again. It has been a privilege to be on this journey with you. ===
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