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To those of us who are building from zero. No inheritance, no connections and no backups. May God wakes you up healthy every day such that you can always begin your hunt with all the strength you need to realise your dreams. #SSOT, only those who are crazy enough make history.

BREAKING: Claude can now research like a Stanford PhD student. Here are 6 insane Claude prompts that turn 40+ research papers into structured literature reviews, knowledge maps, and research gaps in minutes (Save this)

𝐘𝐨𝐮𝐫 𝐭𝐡𝐞𝐬𝐢𝐬 𝐠𝐞𝐭𝐬 𝐞𝐚𝐬𝐢𝐞𝐫 𝐰𝐡𝐞𝐧 𝐞𝐚𝐜𝐡 𝐜𝐡𝐚𝐩𝐭𝐞𝐫 𝐡𝐚𝐬 𝐨𝐧𝐞 𝐣𝐨𝐛. Many students get stuck because the thesis starts to feel like one giant document. It helps to break it down. Each section is asking you to do something specific: → Introduction ↳ Tell us the problem, why it matters, and what your study is trying to answer → Literature review ↳ Show what is already known, what is debated, and where your study fits → Methodology ↳ Explain how you answered the question → Results and analysis ↳ Present what you found without trying to discuss everything at once → Discussion ↳ Interpret the findings and connect them back to the field → Conclusion ↳ Close the argument and show what your work adds → References ↳ Show the evidence trail behind your work → Appendices ↳ Keep supporting material without overcrowding the main thesis The mistake many students make is mixing the jobs. They discuss results in the results section. They introduce new literature in the conclusion. They write methods like a story. They write the discussion like a second literature review. That is when the thesis becomes confusing. A good thesis has structure. A strong thesis has discipline. Before you write, ask: “What is this chapter supposed to do?” That one question can save you weeks of scattered writing.

A Qatar-based professor has pioneered a non-invasive eye scan to detect neurodegenerative diseases years before symptoms appear. The technology uses AI to analyse the eye and can identify early signs of dementia, Parkinson’s disease, and other diseases within minutes.

Jeff Bezos’s 50-minute lecture could give you a deeper understanding of business than a two-year MBA program!

@ArolDut What is Asiwaju, sir?

I do like the idea of the SPLM Institute for Strategic Studies. I hope it lives up to its name. Intellectuality should be embraced, not shunned and treated like an allergen. And happy Sunday, fellow Junubin!

Hantaviruses are zoonotic viruses that naturally infect rodents and can occasionally spread to people. Here’s what you need to know about #hantavirus: What they are, how they spread, the symptoms, and how to prevent infection

What if you could discover the world’s development data with one click? Now you can! #Data360, the @WorldBankGroup's new data hub, is live! Discover 10,000+ indicators and get the insights you need: wrld.bg/FE8V50YSjNA | #DataMeetsDevelopment

is this AI?......for I have never heard of such wisdom from a lady

The greatest 10 minutes of cinema I have ever seen in my entire life.

The consistent ignorance being displayed by KMJ is wanting. The other day, Majak also accused young people of being the most corrupt. Did he ask who enabled such an environment for rampant corruption if at all young people are doing it? People wonder why I only revered the dead.

Should #poverty be measured using income or consumption data? What about household economies of scale? By making methodological choices visible and comparable, our PIP Innovation Hub strengthens the evidence base for poverty analysis. See how: wrld.bg/LVVx50YzfMV

@NgorkiirNgor Sir, I can not believe you have been hiding these goddesses 😅. I just left on foot from Yirol to Pigi.

Padang is the explicit definition of Jieng old traditional elegance. We don’t just sing; we deliver messages that carry deep meaning, and these moves are powerful—etching pride into our hearts. Long live Kuat Ayueldit.

Pleased to share our new paper on Africa's #criticalminerals. It proposes a Six-Pillar framework encompassing economic diversification, environmental stewardship, inclusive development, international reciprocity, just energy transitions & peacebuilding. authors.elsevier.com/a/1mrFb,oMyQgu…

TODAY: Launch of @AfDB_Group’s 2026 Africa’s Macroeconomic Performance and Outlook (MEO) report. Amid global uncertainty, #AfricaMEO2026 provides evidence-based insights into economic trends across Africa and its short- to medium-term outlook: bit.ly/4dixfuJ

NEW COMMENTARY | Halting South Sudan’s Slide into War Civil war has returned to South Sudan after President Salva Kiir abandoned the 2018 peace deal. We explain what the EU can do to halt regional spillover and address humanitarian needs. crisisgroup.org/cmt/africa/sou…

@NgorkiirNgor My heart is completely finished😅😅. I am really getting tired of this consistent inconsistencies.

What a time to be alive in South Sudan, The new Minister of Health is reportedly a lawyer. Not entirely strange, but it does feel quite random.

@dr_bandak @UniofOxford Thanks Doc🫡.

The viral takeaway is too simplistic. I read the entire paper, so you don't have to…. Here is what the paper actually studied. This was a meta-analysis, which means the authors did not run any new experiments. They systematically combined results from many previous studies to estimate the overall pattern. That usually places a study high in the evidence hierarchy, but not above criticism. A meta-analysis is only as strong as the studies it includes. In this case, the authors pooled 115 human studies and 56 animal studies. In men, they did not directly study “how often men should ejaculate” in a simple behavioral sense. They studied sperm storage duration, using abstinence time as a proxy. —- My take: This is a good paper. But the public interpretation is running ahead of the evidence. A fair summary is this: longer sperm storage appears linked to a small decline in some sperm quality markers in men, especially DNA damage and oxidative stress. That is not the same as proving that more frequent ejaculation is always better, nor does it establish one ideal frequency for all men. Good science deserves careful reading. Health advice should not be built from headlines alone.

'Male masturbation may have an adaptive benefit: it flushes out damaged, stored sperm.' New Oxford research suggests that the longer sperm are stored before ejaculation, the lower their quality, with implications for men trying to conceive and IVF treatment. Find out more ⬇️

Underline “may have.” This is a misleading assumption not an actual data informed research. Discard.

@mabior62428 What did he expect? They’re learning from the best.

Dr. Majak de Agoot saying that, most youth employed in the government’s sectors are more corrupt than the elders. Is this true?

Introducing the Anthropic Science Blog. Increasing the pace of scientific progress is a core part of Anthropic’s mission. The Science Blog will feature new research and stories of how scientists are using AI to accelerate their work. Read the intro: anthropic.com/research/intro…