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Interesting history!

If you go to Burger King in Tokyo, you might get the 'Kyoto Whopper' — a beef patty paired with a rice patty developed with a historic Kyoto rice brand. If you go to Burger King in Bangkok, you might get 'Hat Yai fried chicken' — named after the southern Thai city famous for that style. And if you go to Burger King in Lagos, you can now get 'BK Small Chopzzz' — a pack containing samosas, chicken wings, plantain cubes, spring rolls, onion rings, and puff-puff (deep-fried balls of dough). "Small chops is not just a product," says Burger King Nigeria MD/CEO @RushdIbrahim. "It is actually a way of life for Nigerians." This is what adaptation looks like for a global QSR brand operating across 120 countries and 19,700+ restaurants. @BurgerKingNGA has grown from 6 restaurants in its first two years (2021 & 2022) to 25 today. And this new offering has a price to match its market: ₦1,800 — about $1.30. That makes Small Chopzzz the second most affordable item on Burger King Nigeria's entire menu, second only to 6-piece onion rings at ₦1,600 (~$1.17). That's not a coincidence. According to Ibrahim, the pricing is deliberately designed to "fit into the consuming behavior" of local consumers as "more and more Nigerians are looking for value and affordability." I shared a post last week on the fact that most African countries have a GDP per capita under $2,000 — meaning that brands have to pair the right product with the right pricing and the right value proposition: x.com/eajene/status/…. This is an example of what that looks like. "Value does not mean being cheap," says Ibrahim. "Value means value for money and that is what we have done." The early numbers seem to back that up. "We'll have to wait and see — but so far we're doing way, way better than our projections," the CEO says. That's what happens when the model meets the market. But Ibrahim is quick to add that the chain's gourmet burgers — which are ~10x more expensive at ₦16,000 (~$11.70) — "are not under pressure." "The Nigerian consuming population is a very, very imaginative population." — Afridigest Intelligence — intelligence & advisory to win in Africa's growth markets: afridigest.com/intelligence | Follow Afridigest on LinkedIn & Instagram

We have witnessed the fall of the United States as a global hegemon — a former hegemon. This is not a temporary weakening, but a systemic and possibly irreversible decline. The main reason for this process is Donald Trump, the weakest president in American history. Trump is not merely a bad president. He is a president who is consciously and consistently dismantling everything that made America a hegemon for eight decades. Instead of strategic vision and cold calculation, we see chaotic emotional decisions, the trading of national interests like at a bazaar, and a constant readiness to betray allies for short-term political gain or personal ego. Under his leadership, the United States has ceased to be a reliable guarantor of the world order. Former allies no longer trust American commitments. NATO is on the brink of collapse because its leading country openly disregards its obligations. Ukraine, which is fighting the largest war in Europe since World War II, has effectively been betrayed. Taiwan understands that in the event of Chinese aggression, it may simply be abandoned. Europe no longer sees Washington as a leader, but as an unpredictable partner best kept at a distance. Trump is not building a new, stronger America. He is destroying the old one — the one built on military superiority, the financial dominance of the dollar, technological advantage, and a system of alliances. He is weakening all of these simultaneously. Military aid to Ukraine has been slashed, pressure on Europe regarding defense spending has turned into outright blackmail, and relations with China are not strategic containment but chaotic bargaining. Even traditional Republican elites, who once considered a strong America their core ideology, are now forced to adapt to a cult of personality and isolationist sentiments. Trump’s weakness is not just a lack of character. It is profound strategic blindness. He fails to understand that hegemony is not only power, but also responsibility and reputation — a reputation he has destroyed in record time. The world has seen that American commitments can be canceled with a single tweet or phone call. This lesson has already been learned in Beijing, Moscow, Tehran, and Pyongyang. We are now observing a chain reaction. Authoritarian regimes sense weakness and are acting more aggressively. China is accelerating preparations for Taiwan. Russia is not stopping in Ukraine. Iran continues to destabilize the Middle East. And Europe, instead of rapidly rearming, is still hiding behind the backs of Ukrainian soldiers, hoping that “somehow it will pass.” The fall of American hegemony under Trump is not the triumph of a multipolar world, as some like to claim. It is the triumph of weakness, selfishness, and shortsightedness. A world in which the most powerful country refuses to lead becomes far more dangerous for everyone. Because a vacuum of power is always filled by chaos and aggression. The worst part is that this process may become irreversible. Even if Trump eventually leaves, America’s reputation has already been severely damaged. The trust lost in these years will be extremely difficult to restore. Global elites have already begun searching for alternative centers of power — and these will not always be democratic and predictable players. Trump will go down in history not as a strong leader who “made America great again.” He will be remembered as the president under whom America voluntarily renounced its global role. As the man who accelerated the end of the American century. As the weakest president of all time, who managed to undermine the most powerful state in the world from within. History will render its verdict. But it is already clear: we are living in the era of the fall of a former hegemon. And his name is Donald Trump.

If you’re moving from Nigeria 🇳🇬 to the United States 🇺🇸 and you’re unsure which city to choose, here’s a quick shortcut to save you hours of research. 🇺🇸 Houston = 🇳🇬 Lagos. Endless hustle, heavy traffic, loud ambition, and Nigerians absolutely everywhere. 🇺🇸 Atlanta = 🇳🇬 Abuja. Clean, growing fast, full of professionals, and everybody somehow knows somebody from Naija. 🇺🇸 Dallas = 🇳🇬 Port Harcourt. Money energy, business mindset, big houses, and people moving like they have deals to close. 🇺🇸 New York City = 🇳🇬 Lagos Island. Fast life, survival mode, no sleeping, and if you can make it there, you can survive anywhere. 🇺🇸 Chicago = 🇳🇬 Kano. Serious commercial presence, resilient people, and weather that can humble your confidence quickly. 🇺🇸 Maryland / DMV = 🇳🇬 Enugu. Educated crowd, family focused Nigerians, and enough community support to settle in comfortably. 🇺🇸 Minneapolis = 🇳🇬 Jos. Calm, colder than expected, peaceful lifestyle, and surprisingly strong African communities. 🇺🇸 Los Angeles = 🇳🇬 Benin City. Style, entertainment, soft life dreams, and people chasing visibility and opportunity. 🇺🇸 Philadelphia = 🇳🇬 Ibadan. Historic, respected, deeply rooted culture, and not always trying to impress outsiders. 🇺🇸 Boston = 🇳🇬 Ilorin. Quiet excellence. Heavy academic energy. Serious minded people focused on building their future. 🇺🇸 Charlotte = 🇳🇬 Uyo. Growing quietly, affordable compared to bigger cities, and attracting more Nigerians every year. 🇺🇸 Newark / New Jersey = 🇳🇬 Onitsha. Busy immigrant life, strong hustle culture, and everybody seems connected through one uncle or church. Which one did I get right which one did I miss?

Your competitors are about to hire an AI CMO and you don't even know it exists yet. Higgsfield just launched Supercomputer, and most people still think it's a video tool. It's not. It's an AI CMO you hire once, and it runs your marketing while you sleep. One prompt. It picks the workflow. Routes the thinking to GPT-5.5 Pro, Claude Opus 4.7, and Gemini 3.1 Pro. Routes the visuals to Seedance 2.0, Veo, Kling, and Nano Banana 2. All under one agent. Give it your TikTok, your Meta ads, your X. It studies your niche, ships the content, reads the analytics, rewrites the hooks, tests new CTAs, and does it again tomorrow. Every run sharpens the next one. Hermes is the RL layer underneath that learns what works for your brand specifically. You stop opening 14 tabs. You stop hiring 4 freelancers. You stop guessing what hook to try next. You chat with it from Telegram like you would a CMO who actually shows up. The people running this loop right now are quietly compounding while everyone else is still picking between tools. The gap is going to be ugly by Q4.

🚨 STUDENT CLAIMS SHE “SOLVED SCHIZOPHRENIA” DURING A RESEARCH PAPER — AND PEOPLE THINK SHE MAY HAVE JUST ACCIDENTALLY EXPOSED A MASSIVE COVER-UP A woman is going viral after posting a breakdown claiming modern psychiatry may be focusing on the WRONG part of the brain when it comes to schizophrenia. And the deeper she goes into her theory… the more intense the video gets. According to her: “It’s the f*cking thalamus… and the thalamus is being neglected.” She claims schizophrenia may not primarily be a dopamine disorder at all… but instead a failure in the brain’s sensory filtering system. Her theory centers around the thalamus, the part of the brain responsible for processing and relaying incoming information. And according to her, when that system becomes “leaky,” the brain starts trying to fill in missing information itself… creating hallucinations, paranoia, sensory overload, and distorted reality. “Your brain will always try to make sense of something… so if it’s missing information, it’s just gonna make up its own.” The video goes even further into claims that: • schizophrenia may be tied to glucose dysregulation in the brain • hallucinations are caused by a “leaky” thalamus failing to filter information properly • antipsychotic drugs only mask symptoms instead of fixing the root problem • low-carb diets could increase risks for dementia and Alzheimer’s • ADHD may also be connected to the same “leaky filter” mechanism • the brain creates hallucinations when it tries to fill in missing sensory information • current psychiatric research may be focusing on the wrong brain regions entirely But the moment hitting the hardest? When she said: “Maybe Big Pharma doesn’t want to fund it… because sick people make more money than healthy people.” Did this student accidentally expose a crack in the entire psychiatric industry… and is that why nobody wants to talk about the thalamus? 📹: TikTok/lilithmaraofficial

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Anthropic just shipped Claude's 31 small business skills. How to install them in Cowork in 3 steps. 1. Install in Cowork. - Click "+" icon → Add plugin. - Type in "Small Business" in the search. - Install the plugin. All 31 skills come bundled. 2. Connect your data sources. - 12 connectors are supported at launch. - Start with QuickBooks, PayPal and HubSpot. - Most skills work even without every connector. 3. Run /smb-onboard. - Walks you through your first two connectors. - Runs a quick interview about your business. - Stores context so every other skill benefits. All 31 skills: Money (10) /tax-prep → Quarterly tax or 1099 packet /cash-flow-snapshot → 30/60/90-day forecast /plan-payroll → Cash plan plus overdue chase /month-heads-up → 25th-of-month cash outlook /tax-season-organizer → 1099-NEC with W-9 flags /invoice-chase → Tone-matched overdue reminders /month-end-prep → Reconciles QB vs processors /margin-analyzer → Unit economics by product /close-month → Reconcile, P&L, close packet /price-check → Margin and pricing scenarios Sales and CRM (6) /call-list → Top 5 calls with talking points /lead-triage → Scores HubSpot inbound leads /crm-cleanup → Fixes stale deals and duplicates /crm-maintenance → Auto-updates from email /sales-brief → Top sellers plus content brief /quarterly-review → Full QBR as deck or PDF Marketing (3) /content-strategy → 30-day brief from sales /canva-creator → Canva, captions, HubSpot /run-campaign → End-to-end campaign run Customers (4) /customer-pulse → Themes from disputes plus reviews /customer-pulse-check → Top-3 fixes from feedback /handle-complaint → Tone-matched reply plus fix /ticket-deflector → Drafts reply, can refund Briefings (3) /friday-brief → Revenue, wins and watches /monday-brief → Cash, sales, pipeline, to-dos /business-pulse → Snapshot from every connector Setup, hiring and legal (5) /review-contract → Plain review plus redline DOCX /smb-onboard → Walks through your first two /job-post-builder → Post, interview, envelope /contract-review → NDA, MSA, vendor flags /smb-router → Picks the right skill for you Free Claude playbooks → charliehills.substack.com Repost ♻️ to help someone in your network.

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@YourAnonNews O'Leary likes to sue for defamation, so I hope these ladies, private figures, do so as well. He accused her, by name and location, of being part of a CCP spy cell. That kind of baseless accusation can bring tons of attention from the crazies, potentially putting them in danger.

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6k sign ups. Biggest night in E11even history on a weekday. 2k people could not enter as we hit capacity immediately. Also tag us for some credit. The venue is the biggest downtown ranked number 1 in all of USA and 6th globally as of 2026! Glad your post got some cloud :)

Okay. I'm ready to talk about this. It was the worst month of my life. Also ironically the greatest blessing god has ever given me. Last month I was held in the Cayman Islands facing 15 years in prison. The charge: illegal firearm importation. Here's what happened. More importantly what I learned. Short answer: no. I haven't been smuggling guns. In the States I legally carry a gun on me at almost all times for self defense. Part of this is ensuring I am trained. Hence why I routinely go to the range to shoot. When I do I pack the firearm I intend to use in in a backpack. Last month I was in a giant rush to make a private flight and didn't fully check my backpack before leaving. In it was a small firearm I missed. It was discovered when I went through immigration. At first I assumed I'd just be sent home. Then my wife did some quick research. She pointed out the minimum sentence for importing a gun is 15 years. The police who showed up confirmed it. To say I nearly pissed my pants is an understatement. This was completely my fault. I'm an idiot. The point of this post isn't to blame or complain about anything. The laws there are fair. I'm a grown man capable of checking his bag before flying. The point is: for three weeks on the island (on bail), I got to take a long hard look at my life. I've built a high net worth and a company I love, with people I love working with. I have a beautiful wife who is my best friend. I do whatever I want all day every day. My parents are alive and I get to see them almost every week. Still, despite all this, I often wake up annoyed I haven't done enough with my life. Asking myself "is this it?" In fact I'm pissed half the time, feeling I can do better. Which is ironic. I made $20,000 a year in the military. If you'd told me then I'd achieve a 9 figure net worth and all the above, I would've assumed I'd consider my life a dream. The twist truly hit me on the island as I watched everything I worked hard for in my life held at "gunpoint". Pun intended. Everything I worked so hard to get — poof. Didn't matter for shit. The way the law works there are simple : if you can't prove it was an accident, the minimum is 15 years. It became glaringly obvious. Not only was I an absolute idiot who couldn't pack his own bag. I'd also become a fool who couldn't enjoy the blessings I already had. I'd taken all the people in my life and the success totally for granted. Blind. Blind. Blind. Nothing like a 20-year potential sentence to make you realize: waking up with fun stuff to work on, then chilling on the couch reading with your wife at the end of the day — that's about as good as it gets. I should be euphoric 24/7. To go from having it all, to potentially not even having the option to piss and shit when you want — that's a wake up call if there ever was one. Luckily, the Caymans is a fair place. I was found under exceptional circumstances during my trial. AKA the judge and the courts reviewed the case and agreed it was an accident. I still love the island. It's probably my favorite place to vacation. Just check your luggage before you go. Ha. My point is this: be present. Enjoy your life. One day something could happen — even by complete accident — and yoink it all away. I have so many friends who'll read this and by all definition live a "dream life" — and yet are dissatisfied just like I was. If anything this is the default for most successful men. Not the exception. I'm writing this to help you stop. It took god slapping me across the face with my own ignorance to see it. It was painful and scary. Dark. But honestly, it was the greatest blessing I've ever received. I'm writing this from my office at home, giddy as absolute fuck about my life and everything I have the option to do today. If anything, I'm sad about how much time I wasted feeling otherwise. Don't be ignorant and stupid like me. You might not get the blessing of a 15-year prison threat in a foreign country to wake you up. Wake up. Appreciate what you have now.

This is huge. US Secret Service involved in a "very physical" standoff with Chinese police in Beijing. American security agents in China's capital, reportedly in a physical confrontation with Chinese law enforcement. On Chinese soil. First, this confirms what many suspected. The US never stopped operating deep inside China despite all the diplomatic talk. Secret Service does not show up in Beijing for a tourism trip. They were there for something. And whatever it was, the Chinese police were not having it. Second, China just showed the world how to handle foreign agents on your soil. Physical standoff. No deference. No special treatment. No diplomatic immunity as a shield for bad behavior. Just Chinese law enforced on Chinese territory. This is the difference between a sovereign nation and a colony. A colony lets foreign agents operate freely. A sovereign nation says no. Africa should pay attention. How many foreign agents operate freely across African capitals? How many intelligence officers hide behind diplomatic passports? How many "advisors" are really running operations? And how many African police forces would dare to get into a physical standoff with them? China just set a standard. Protect your sovereignty. Enforce your laws. Even against the so-called superpower. Especially against them. Respect to Beijing for drawing the line. The rest of the Global South should take notes.

If true this will be the most significant AI announcement I have seen in a while

Donald Trump just confirmed all my geopolitical analysis on the nature of the modern transatlantic empire. Just read this excerpt: Reporter: "To what extent are Americans' financial situations motivating you to make a deal?" President Trump: "Not even a little bit…I don't think about Americans' financial situations." We need to understand that modern empires have evolved so much that it would be aggressively misleading and false to define them as just a single country. An empire is a conglomerate of mega-corporations that may or may not be headquartered in the country hosting the empire. For example, I consider Samsung an integral part of the U.S. empire, even though it is a South Korean company. These mega-corporations attach to their host nations like a virus and cannibalize the host nation's financial and military infrastructures to exert ultra-capitalistic dominance across the globe. This modern transatlantic empire rests on four pillars. The first pillar is raw military power. Mega-corporations need continuous access to cheap raw materials like lithium from South America, cobalt and uranium from Africa, and oil from the Middle East. The U.S. maintains approximately 850 recognized military installations across more than 80 sovereign countries, and these bases are the private security arm of this modern transatlantic empire. They ensure that whoever is in power locally keeps the mines and oil wells open to foreign corporate ownership. If a sovereign nation decides to nationalize its resources by taking its oil back from ExxonMobil to fund its own citizens' welfare, the mega-corporations view this as theft. These military bases also serve as a deterrent and a warning signal. They tell these countries that if they kick out the mega-corporations, the empire has the logistical capability to fund an insurgency, enact a regime change using their paramilitary NGO groups, or launch a full-scale military invasion within 48 hours. The second pillar is the U.S. Navy, which serves as the logistical protection force for these mega-corporations. The mega-corporations of today, like Apple, Samsung, Amazon, and Walmart, rely entirely on "just-in-time" global manufacturing. For example, even though the iPhone is designed in the USA, the A-series microchips are manufactured by TSMC in Taiwan, the OLED display panels are predominantly manufactured by Samsung and LG in South Korea and BOE in China. The highly advanced camera lenses and image sensors are primarily manufactured by Sony in Japan, the flash memory chips are outsourced from Japan and South Korea, the aluminum and titanium used for the casing are sourced from countries like Canada and Australia, and the rare earth minerals needed for the magnets, speakers, and vibration motors are heavily mined and processed in China, Vietnam, and Africa. Once all these high-tech pieces are manufactured, they are shipped to massive mega-factories to be screwed, glued, and soldered together by human hands in China. Because these mega-corporations must ship components across five different oceans to make their outsourced model work, they require a global police force to guard the trade routes, and this is where the U.S. Navy comes in. Its primary job is to patrol the global "chokepoints" like the Strait of Malacca, the Strait of Hormuz, and the Suez Canal region. The U.S. Navy ensures that no regional power (like Iran, China, or Yemen) can block a shipping lane, impose transit taxes, or disrupt the massive cargo ships carrying the conglomerate's goods. The Navy effectively subsidizes global corporations by providing them with free, invincible shipping insurance. The third pillar is the boardroom terror groups like the IMF and World Bank. These are economic hitmen, and their primary assignment is to force indebted nations to dismantle their sovereignty. When a country is on the brink of bankruptcy, the IMF steps in and offers a bailout loan. But the loan comes with extreme conditions called Structural Adjustment Programs (SAPs). To get the money to avoid starvation or state collapse, the country must agree to the IMF's demands. The IMF demands the country sell off its publicly owned assets to pay the debt. The state water company, the power grid, the telecommunications network, and the national airline are auctioned off for pennies on the dollar. Who buys them? The same mega-corporations that make up the modern transatlantic empire. The IMF also forces the indebted country to eliminate environmental protections, cut minimum wages, crush labor unions, and slash corporate taxes. They also force countries to cut funding for public healthcare and education to redirect that money to debt repayment for Wall Street banks that are still part of the empire. The fourth pillar of this modern empire is the cultural pillar that spreads the gospel of global consumerism. Understand that no empire in human history has ever survived on pure military force and economic extortion alone. To truly rule, an empire needs "soft power", an ideology or a religion that makes the subjects want to be part of the system. In this transnational corporate empire, that "religion" is global consumerism, and its church is Hollywood, Western media, and Big Tech algorithms on social media platforms. Why does a teenage boy in Anambra or a factory worker in Vietnam desperately want a $1,200 Apple iPhone when a $100 generic phone does the exact same basic tasks? Because the media pillar has done its job and has trained the global population to view themselves not as citizens, workers, or communities, but as consumers. If you want to be viewed as modern, wealthy, and relevant, you must buy the iPhone, wear Nike shoes, and drink Coca-Cola. The media creates an artificial, insatiable psychological void that can only be filled by buying the products that the empire’s supply chain produces. These corporations funnel hundreds of millions of dollars to Hollywood to make movies like Top Gun, Transformers, or Iron Man to portray the "enforcers" of the empire (the American military) not as guards for corporate shipping lanes, but as heroic defenders of "global freedom." The media also sanitizes the corporate oligarchs and CEOs as well. Billionaires like Bill Gates and Zuckerberg are packaged not as ruthless monopolists, but as "visionary geniuses" and "philanthropists" saving the world and "connecting people together." This media apparatus also teaches the global public that the highest form of human achievement is to get a job at a mega-corporation, earn capital, and spend it on the conglomerate's goods. Because the media makes people enjoy consuming, they don't feel like subjects of an empire; they feel like free, active participants. So, in essence, Trump is right when he said he does not think about Americans' financial situations in whatever foreign wars the U.S. military has to fight to secure supply chains and no-bid contracts for these mega-corporations. This also confirms my previous analysis that even Americans and the rest of Europe are also victims of these mega-corporations just like the rest of us in the Global South. The mega-corporations that make up this transatlantic empire have absolutely no loyalty to the American flag, the British Crown, or the Western working class. Capital has no borders. In this system, the Global South is exploited for its cheap labor and raw materials, while the citizens of the Global North are exploited for their tax dollars and consumer debt.