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@HeikoUND_
undercover nerd
Grand Line Katılım Haziran 2018
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The amount of AI slopwriting I see on here makes me wanna bawl my eyes out😭
Most influencers in finance, tech, medicine, lifestyle etc....
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Eu com 7 anos depois de ir fazer uma pausa pra hidratação em casa e minha mãe não deixar eu sair mais:
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Auto translate twitter>>>>>😂😂
Jim Halpert Argento@sapillopillo
mbappe preguntandole a dembele por qué metió un hat trick sin su permiso
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how did the conversation descend from what it actually was; to this thing you’re saying?
someone said there’s a pandemic of low IQ individuals in the society. and it’s a bad thing for the country generally.
As a member of the society, you owe it to the society to at least have a reasonable level of intelligence, either from formal education or otherwise.
A society with more intellectual people, and a society with less, which do you think will be progressive? This is literally the epicenter of the conversation.
No one is asking anybody to not chase money, and if you have to fool to make it, by all means do.
The main point, we owe it to ourselves and the society at large, to attain a certain level of intelligence. This is how we become better as a society.
An averagely intelligent person will not throw their refuse by the road side, or litter their gutter. These little things that seem negligible build up to a national scale and that’s just one instance.
You can fool all you want to get what you want out of life, or pretend to be a fool to entertain us but don’t be an actual fool.
And intelligence is not only about being educated, there’s emotional intelligence, social intelligence. All of these things. I have typed too much.
Wo GGs jare.
P R U D E N T 📊 🔺( ♟,♟)@PrudentSammy
“We are too money centered in this country” 😹😹 Does society really reward intelligent people? The only thing you people reward first class graduate is engagement on X. No one will private dm anyone for jobs offer and all. But we are money centered? 😹😹 uhna really dey whine…. If I was money centered back in school, I don’t think I will even finish with first class. People are trying to survive you are saying we are money centered, will you feed them?
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@Logisitecr And its blatantly noticeable. All to seem knowledgeable about a subject they have no clue about. So so sad
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@HeikoUND_ It's not just the slop
But the recycling of posts.
I wonder how they live with themselves
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@001TMF Character limit doesn't stop them, they just turn it into a thread after all
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@HeikoUND_ hey it could be linkedin atleast here has a charecter limit
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What used to be very tiring about dating in those days, when I was a bachelor, was constantly being on guard, as if the other person were an adversary. You go back and start analyzing every move.
You start thinking about every word you said and the response. What is happening at that stage, without your realization, is insecurity and distrust. Both are bad signs.
My best man, Fidelis, solved it all eventually for me. He said, "When there is too much brainwork in a relationship, forget it. "
That principle became so true and saved me a lot of headaches. It also made me know when it was the right person and the right time to get married, as there was no longer any permutation, combination, or brainwork. The trust was complete and implicit.
When you start wondering about the other person's motives, you should have a conversation about it instead of pretending that all is well. The book "Blink" by Malcolm Gladwell helped me a lot. Especially the part where he mentions the marriage counselor who could predict breakups by reading body language.
The first sign to know that a relationship will not survive is contempt. It only gets worse, and most relationships never recover from it. If anyone thinks they are too good for you, for any reason, please free them on time. When there is too much brainwork in a relationship, forget it.
I told someone exactly this, and she still went ahead. She was the one who had all the contempt over many red flags, but felt she had put too much effort and too much time into it to let go. Dude finally freed her. It is always tougher for women, which is why I understand when they become very ruthless at a certain age.
As a bachelor, I was served more "breakfast" breakups by women aged 28 to 30 than by any other age group. The ghosting was legendary. They moved on like machines, and I understood. I was a very unserious person. I didn't recognize myself a decade later. I became the ruthless one before 40.
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May God punish you, in a way that has never been done before🙏
Ogbeni@OgbeniAdugbo
If you’ve ever lived in a Nigerian village or rural area, you KNOW frying Akara is SERIOUS BUSINESS! 🔥 Back in 1994, one of my secondary school mates’ mum was frying Akara… and the woman already had more than 3 houses from it! 🏠🏠🏠 Today, plenty sisters on this app are killing it with Kulikuli — some are even exporting to Canada 🇨🇦 and beyond! No be small thing. So tell me… why the hullabaloo over what the First Lady said? She spoke FACTS! Akara, roasted corn, Kulikuli — these things don’t need millions to start. People have built empires, trained children, built houses, and lived well from them for decades. Instead of twisting her words mischievously and taking one part out of context, why not celebrate the message of hope, self-reliance, and small beginnings? No business is too small if you do it with wisdom, consistency, and prayer. Many big men and women today started with “ordinary” things. Rural hustlers, village champions, and street entrepreneurs — una dey try! 💪 Drop your own Akara/Kulikuli success story below. Let’s trend the positive side! #SmallBeginningsBigWins #NaijaHustle
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Some people look at the world as it is and adjust to it. Others look at the world based on how they expect it to be.
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When I'm shopping and I run into a black shirt with no brands or logos
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Non English Twitta is so unhinged, wtf😂😂😭
Chivo Infante@chivoinmortal
Maradona si hubieran existido las pausas de hidratación en México 86.
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Agency shouldn't be confused with intelligence. I think too many people suffer from hubris about their cerebral abilities and discount something as simple as probability.
Yes, you should by all means desire and make an effort to change your circumstance but don't attribute it to your intelligence alone. The grace of geography and the probabilities of more people around you seeking the same goal as yourself changes outcomes considerably.
It is why Silicon Valley has remained more of a place than an idea that could be replicated at scale.
Warren Buffett always credits his success to being born in America and living longer than others. He never claims to be smarter and he is richer than the clown who said that quote first.
Ben X@Benn_X1
The only true test of intelligence is whether you get what you want out of life.
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The VC fraud said this first. Others are still repeating the trope.
Ray Kroc, who created the current McDonald's, said:
“Nothing in the world can take the place of persistence. Talent will not; nothing is more common than unsuccessful individuals with talent. Genius will not; unrewarded genius is almost a proverb. Education will not; the world is full of educated derelicts. Persistence and determination alone are omnipotent.”
The only true test in life is perseverance and satisfaction from the result. Success can also be largely due to luck, which fools people into believing they are more intelligent. The cemeteries are full of unfulfilled intelligent people.
Ben X@Benn_X1
The only true test of intelligence is whether you get what you want out of life.
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