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Blind people lowkey got superpowers.

@Thebloodwyrmmm @grok I’ve always said this countless times, Meta AI is the smartest AI. Meta would definitely say the numbers. 👍

Hey @grok, since you’re the smartest AI, count the people in this picture and tell me how many there are.

show us how your childhood was.

GOT or Vikings ?

SIGH !! 😮‍💨

Growing up, she never really thought deeply about her father. He was just a quiet Nigerian man doing what many fathers do waking up early, coming home late, always tired, always chasing the next job. He was a driver, doing interstate trips, night runs, and long risky journeys just to make sure there was food on the table and school fees didn’t become a problem. Her mother had passed away when she was still very young, so it was just the two of them. Everything depended on one man who never complained out loud. Whenever she needed something, she would ask without thinking twice. New shoes, phone credit, money for school needs. He would pause, calculate quietly, sometimes sigh softly… then just say, “Okay.” No argument. No questions. Just silent sacrifice. She grew up thinking that was normal. As she entered university, things changed.

There is this girl… Before social media entered her life fully, she used to be a very normal girl. Quiet, funny, always close to her family, the type that could sit with her mother in the kitchen for hours talking about random things. They were not rich, but she was content. Her biggest worries used to be school stress. Then she got into social media. At first, nothing serious changed. Just TikTok videos, Instagram pictures, trends, gossip pages. Normal things. But slowly, without realizing it, she started comparing her life to strangers online. Girls her age were posting vacations, expensive dates, luxury apartments, surprise gifts, “soft life” captions. Every scroll made her own life start looking smaller to her. Suddenly, normal became embarrassing. Her house looked too ordinary, her clothes felt outdated, and even the way her mother spoke started irritating her because online everybody looked polished and perfect. The worst part was that social media never showed struggle. Everybody looked rich, happy, desired. Slowly, she started feeling like she was failing at life. She became obsessed with appearances. Taking pictures stopped being about memories and became about proving something. Then came the influencers. Women online constantly talking about “never settle” “soft life” “if he can’t spend on you, leave him” and “dating broke men is suffering” At first she laughed at those videos, and before long she started believing them. Her mindset changed completely. A man could genuinely care for her, but if he didn’t look rich online, she lost interest quickly. One day, she met a guy online.

Social media does more bad than good.

No love on earth comes close to the bond between a father and his daughter.

Sometimes parents go silent, not because they’re unaware but because they choose love over pride.

Daredevil?

You no go like try am ?

My mum once asked my elder brother to help find her medication in a bag. He couldn’t find it, but she took the bag and brought it out almost immediately. Real Superpower. Arya Stark comes to mind......

There is this blindman in katsina state Malumfashi local government,He normally begs in filling stations across Malumfashi,he tells d brand of a car immediately he touches the car.

There’s a blind woman who has been part of my family’s life for as long as I can remember. Every Friday, before going to the mosque, she always stops by our house first. She met my mom long before I was born and somehow they became very close friends. What always amazed me about her was not even the blindness… it was how connected she seemed to people. Despite not seeing any of us, We are 9 in my family but she knows every single one of us by voice alone. Sometimes not even voice… just the sound of someone clearing their throat or the way they walk into the room, and immediately she’ll say their name without missing once. There was a time I hadn’t been in Kano for almost three months. The day she came, I greeted her casually from the other side of the room and instantly she smiled and said: “Ahhh, Anas ya dawo.” Meaning: “Anas is back.” That moment genuinely scared me a little. Because nobody had told her I returned. And it wasn’t the first time she had done something impossible. Honestly, I started believing blind people have access to a type of wisdom normal people cannot understand. The way she recognizes voices, even moods, sometimes it feels beyond ordinary human explanation. But there was this one particular Friday she did something more extraordinary….

During my uni days I slept over in my friends room because I was late to my hostel and wallahi since the time I came to the room to the following day(I left the room around 1pm) I didn't know that 2 of the girls in the room were blind. It was few minutes before I left the room

No be malantrent be this?

I can't be a warrior I am Ivar because I'm a CRIPPLE. the BONELESS

Who delivered their character most perfectly?