An Eye For An A.I™
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C.E.O VION Inc. When ambition overcomes laziness. Leggo!!!
@forallcurious The descendants on Chrysalis, at year 150 of their grueling journey, might look out the viewing ports just to see a newer human ship zip past them, wave, and build a thriving colony on the destination planet centuries before Chrysalis even arrives.
She’s right South Africa was the last country to get us independent and the reason why because all the western countries supported their apartheid government. It was black Africa, who united along with the Cubans and the Russians in Black people in America and the Caribbean to put a stop that a sadistic regime.. now some of the people benefit from it are saying African unity is not important. They want to kill African people in Black people that looks like them.. and the white people have a seat at the table at xenophobic movement.
Iran is collecting Bitcoin, not Yuan, to transit Hormuz Right now, traffic has stopped. Iran says Israel violated the ceasefire Israel and the US say the ceasefire does not cover Lebanon, Iran and Pakistan say it does Meanwhile, missiles are still landing in GCC nations This is not even a ceasefire, it’s a pause If the points demanded by the US and Iran can’t be bridged, then it’s back to bombs The reports say the new Supreme Leader and China are the ones who pushed the talks forward. We can’t verify the supreme leader's side, but let’s hope for the best
If I can sell a toothpick in a 3 million capacity, that money. - Adeboye. Wake up Christians..
“If anybody in Nigeria can bring the petition for the election and show me that any of the candidates challenge President Tinubu of winning the election, I’ll give the person 1 million Naira” - By Citing El0n mu sk,Seyi law defends the manual Kindof Voting in Nigeria election🙆🏼♂️
The Spearhead Supports A Borderless Africa Ghanaian rapper and entrepreneur @sarkodie, in collaboration with @APN_Secretariat has put out a message in solidarity with the Make Africa Borderless Now! Movement – a Pan-Africanist campaign calling for free movement, free trade, and true cultural, political and military integration across the continent. We at the Spearhead fully endorse this message! Despite its immense natural resources and vast human capital, Africa’s potential remains stifled by artificial borders imposed upon it during the colonial era, and the artificial divisions imposed by these predatory colonial forces precisely to keep Africa vulnerable and weak. Every one of Africa’s great leaders, from Nkrumah to Lumumba to Cabral to Gaddafi, dreamed of a strong, united Africa. Though many of them were silenced for this dream by Western powers, the dream lives on today in nations like Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso, which have chosen unity and sovereignty over division and submission, and with their continued economic and political wins, are setting an example for the rest of the continent and its diaspora to follow.
15 years later, we still don’t know who won between 9ice and 2face in street credibility. Pound for pound. The most beautiful musical deadlock I’ve seen.
