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Risa Hontiveros – very demure, very mindful Sara Duterte – very demonic, very delusional Grace Poe – very selective, very indecisive

This Neil Gaiman thing is depressing as hell.

@Arshiethromycin Ngani mandin

Naging meme pa nga HAHAHAHA Talaga?

@pinoy_reaction 😂 ngani

Talaga?

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Anyone has a link thats not behind a firewall. 🤔

@hubermanlab How to tell early on if your child has mental health problems -relating that to parenting issues such as control, caregiving, etc.

Huberman Lab podcast on effective parenting coming soon. It includes data supported tools for healthy relating in other types of relationships too & the protocols covered are independent of “attachment style”. Meanwhile, what would you like to know about parent-child relating?

@thatroblennon in-depth course that i can go back to everytime i want

Would you rather get a: 1) 1-hour crash course 2) 5-hour in-depth course Assume otherwise that it's the same topic, same price, etc.

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History, indeed bites us in the ass everytime.

Meow meow. Reading a little bit of history, I was surprised at how much the Spaniards tried their hardest to subjugate the other half of the population in the old Manila. rappler.com/voices/rappler… via @rapplerdotcom

and Parians. Then they became not only the low merchant class forced to stay within their confines but a force of society to reckon with -able to control trades and markets all over the Philippines yet fiercely protecting their enclave and traditions.

The odious maltreatment of the Chinese even up to the time of Rizal (as you can probably remember from El Fili) makes my heart shake, They are treated as less than animals. Tides turned when in the 1900s, a new wave of Chinese descended unto us and took over the old Binondos

Which is by way of saying that it's not hard to understand why the Chinese have not integrated with Filipinos given that there were legit Filipinos who have been living here since before the Muslims (Rajah Matandas family) even settled in Manila.

scattered across the entirety of the Philippines. Whenever I venture for a Binondo food crawl, an unsettling hair-raising sensation creeps up my spine, when I remebr the harrowing tales that have stained its past.

In the late 1500s-early 1600s, the Spaniards mounted a campaign against the Chinese that led to the massacre of an estimated 20000 pax. The remaining traders found themselves confined within the walls of Binondo, widely recognized as the nation's inaugural Chinatown or Parian,

Not many people know today, but it wouldn't be a bad claim to say that the Chinese are one of the major settlers of Luzon. A lot of them came to trade, but a lot of them stayed to become the first merchant class in the Philippines.

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@thatroblennon Hey Rob. Do you have old issues of your newsletter? Id love to read them as well. I only got in last week.

After a decade and a half working in tech startups, I was insanely JEALOUS. Jealous of big companies that could afford fancy agencies and consulting firms. I always wondered what secrets I may have missed being self-taught. So I set out to create an AI Analyst:👇