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The Game Has Changed.

@Ralph_MasonJr Finna regret passing on MHJ

Bears fans kept telling EVERYONE he’s staying and trade talk was fake news 😭😭😭

@emil_harb The rules changes from ‘94-‘04 made it this way

It’s deadass a completely different sport now

@BiasedHouston Hakeem did this with Ralph Sampson in the lineup Wemby reminds me of Sampson, ironically

Should I even explain the large context that’s missing here?

@youie4L @Drunkf0x @NebsGoodTakes This a Roy Ayers reference

@Drunkf0x @NebsGoodTakes Inspiration?

these images are so satisfying it's like I can taste the colors

@BradeauxNBA Rockets gotta ton of backcourt players. Get some size

Reed Sheppard is exactly what the #Rockets need. Having his 3PT shooting next to Alperen Şengün and Amen Thompson would be perfect. I don’t know if Houston will keep their draft pick, but Reed would be a great selection.

@StrongerWesley @drboycewatkins1 we need to be worried about climbing this list instagram.com/reel/C19gi3WLm…

@drboycewatkins1 You people just love to complain. If you invite college kids to your event are you playing Gladys Knight and Marvin Gaye????

Does Kamala play Sexyy Red when Asian and Jewish kids come to her house?

@DonGhotti I don’t like either bipartisan group, but he comes from a Democratic background Regardless, politicians need to stop going to entertainers & go to our leaders who have our collective interests

@camiamproducer He leans right...

Who said the GOP don’t pander…here’s their version of a fish fry. 🤦🏽‍♂️🤔

@ScHoolboyQ that shit slap, the production and bars was top tier. Attention one of yo best songs

5. CRASH TALK Was cHasing tHe first week number 🤦🏾‍♂️ album Has HigHs tHo 🗣️ to be Honest sum of my best rappin even tHo it wasn’t to my standards personally.. still good tHo

@aloofroofa Tony Parker was his former owner in France. This is as obvious as Ewing to the Knicks in ‘85

@TheDunkCentral @ringer been like that his whole career

Andre Iguodala says he fears Kyrie Irving more than Stephen Curry in a tied game (🎥 @ringer )

@BrendanSpiegel_ PNL missing

Underrated run

@1andonlyVis @Shane00 he lucky Magic caught HIV & Bird back gave out, the 90’s were diluted compared to the 80’s

@Shane00 Cuz that can't be argued or twisted like yall clowns do everything else

MJ stans whenever LeBron does something unequivocally great in year 21

@PlayboyKai_ That media narrative ain’t no joke smh

Kyrie has deadass been shadow banned from these talks it’s crazy

@Joe__Bassey Interesting to see Libya had a much wider vicinity back then

Please who can help me with the source for this map. I really need more details about it. The map right here depicts Africa has Eden and also the Ancient World. Anyone with more details?

@OwnedByKyrie @MavsMuse That 60 pt games vs ORL was a masterclass

@MavsMuse No his prime was in Brooklyn when he went 50/40/90 on 27 ppg

Is Kyrie in his prime right now? 👀

@Joe__Bassey would love to go one day

THE UNIVERSITY OF SANKORE, TIMBUKTU The historic city of Timbuktu in Mali, recognised for its profound scholarly heritage, harbours the remnants of one of the world's earliest centres of learning, the University of Sankore. Established in the 1200s AD, this university was a beacon of knowledge, housing an extensive collection of manuscripts. These manuscripts, predominantly inscribed in Ajami—a writing system that employs Arabic script to transcribe African languages, with Hausa being a notable example—serve as a testament to the rich intellectual traditions of the region. As the centuries progressed, from the 1300s through to the 1800s AD, Timbuktu experienced the arrival and, in some cases, the colonisation by Europeans and West Asians. This period marked a turning point for the preservation of the manuscripts. The Malian custodians of this knowledge, acutely aware of the potential risk of destruction or expropriation by foreign invaders—a fate that befell numerous other texts across the African continent, notably in Kemet (ancient Egypt)—took decisive action to safeguard their heritage. They concealed these invaluable documents in various hidden locations, including basements, attics, and underground vaults, thereby shielding them from potential harm. Among the concealed treasures were manuscripts that covered a broad spectrum of knowledge, including significant works on mathematics and astronomy. These documents are pivotal in understanding the historical depth of mathematical and scientific inquiry in Africa, predating European colonial influence. They reveal a sophisticated grasp of complex concepts and contribute to debunking the myth of a pre-colonial Africa devoid of advanced scholarly pursuits. In recent decades, the rediscovery of up to 700,000 of these manuscripts has illuminated the enduring legacy of African scholarship. The Timbuktu manuscripts, particularly those related to mathematics and astronomy, underscore Africa's role as a contributor to the global repository of knowledge well before the advent of European colonisation. This resurgence of interest in Africa's intellectual history not only enriches our understanding of the past but also inspires a reevaluation of the continent's place in the history of science and education. Credit Marksman Antonmarks #Africa

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