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Pregnancy is always a burden for women until it is time to twerk at concerts.
My Mixtapez@mymixtapez
A pregnant fan wins $5,000 dance contest at Cardi B’s sold-out show in D.C. 😱
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The irony of F1’s “green engines”:
- All race cars combined over a season: ~150 tonnes CO₂/year
- F1’s total footprint from flying cargo everywhere: ~250,000+ tonnes
Even if fuel consumption tripled using V12s, that’s <1% from the engines.
But sure, let’s nerf the engines.
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Women are intellectually very lazy and it’s so fucking annoying.
One thing I’ve noticed is they process arguments in extremes. When they read or hear a statement, they don’t pause to consider nuance, exceptions, or context. Their thinking jumps straight to ALL or NOTHING, with no middle ground.
Take the gender pay gap as an example. When they hear the term, they immediately assume that all women earn less than all men. In doing so, they often ignore important variables such as:
differences in professions
hours worked
years of experience
job risk or physical demands
They also overlook the fact that there are many fields where women earn more than men. Instead of asking why disparities exist in certain industries, the issue gets flattened into a single emotional conclusion that’s repeated without analysis.
This same mentality shows up in relationships and marriages. For instance, if a man buys flowers regularly but misses a few times, it suddenly becomes “you never do anything for me.”
The times he did show up are erased. It’s either all the time or nothing at all. Words like some or most don’t seem to exist in that framework.
Because everything is interpreted as absolute, they feel personally attacked…even when a statement wasn’t aimed at everyone. The response then becomes defensive or hostile instead of thoughtful.
The irony is that this kind of thinking shuts down real discussion. Instead of asking clarifying questions like “Who exactly are you referring to?” or “In what context?”, they assume the worst possible meaning and go on the offensive. They think like children.
HEIS🥶@heis_beebah
Start a problematic discourse:
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No woman will ever give you this feeling
EC@emmchis
One of my male friends told me that he doesn’t think a woman can make him as a happy as football does.... you people are mad fr
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imagine your ears going through all of this just to listen to taylor swift
𝖃𝖊𝖓𝖔@xenobangs
Did you know Ear buds can damage your ears?
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🚨Oui Ma
Everyone in Assam should harass Bangladeshis
If you ride a Miya rickshaw, he ask for fare of ₹5, give only ₹4/-
If they go to police, @assampolice knows what to do!
😂
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When we travel by helicopter or plane, if our plane or helicopter lands smoothly, we understand that the pilot is a woman.
#NCPWomenPower
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Michael Carrick was a class act as a player and he can become a great coach as well. Nothing is impossible for this guy. Personally, I’m proud to have played with him by my side as well as with him as a manager on our bench. 🙌🏽👊🏽
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maths and science become dangerously useful decision-making tools if you get creative with them
here's one: beware "thought zero"
you know how there's a "patient zero", the first person with an infection that leads to an outbreak in the entire population?
the same thing happens with your thoughts.
there's a single belief that popped up, maybe a few months ago, that made you think, "hmm I've been doing well. let me change things up"
maybe I'll skip out on that hard thing and do it tomorrow. let me cheat on my diet a bit. that old fling is starting to sound interesting again.
and then you start going in a downward spiral. start staying out late, wake up later, performance suffers
nobody ever consciously says "I'm going to be unproductive and r*tarded today." every dumb thing you've ever done was because of a decision made BEFORE
there is a mathematical model called a "Markov decision process" that explains exactly this. current actions change the probabilities of future life outcomes
"I'd never do that" is so common, but why not instead ask: I COULD do that, so how do I prevent it from happening? what are the triggers, environments, weaknesses I have that would lead to it? what are some good reasons I'd come up with?
what I find fascinating is that, the more AI gets intelligent, the more we realize humans are their own bottlenecks. the real scarcity is in courage, imagination, and giving a damn
Fox@BowTiedFox
crazy how nobody is paying attention to how AI researchers made the most valuable self-development manual in history you can literally become more intelligent by copying AI research playbooks anywhere AI makes mistakes is also where humans often fail: - hallucinations: how do you know what you know is correct? have you tested it against the real world with real consequences if you're wrong? how are you evaluating? - context window: do you have a good understanding of the inputs, outputs, and constraints? how do you summarize a conversation to make sure you can transfer it to a different context? are you breaking things down step-by-step and making checklists to solve your problems better? - few-shot learning: how can you use examples to learn a pattern? what are the mental models you can extract, and how do you know they're right? - training data: you pay for every piece of content you consume. everything you put into your brain affects the quality of your mind. it also affects the quality of ALL outputs. you become what you consume: do more math and you'll start being more logical overall, not just when solving math problems - generalizability: can you take concepts from one domain and apply it to another? what are some of the most useful tricks you can take from an unrelated field and apply it to your own? can you still perform well when the context changes (time pressure, higher stakes, different culture, new feedback loops)? - prompt sensitivity: a small change in wording can change AI output. humans are just as volatile depending on framing, priming, and social pressure. think of "triggers." it's less about truth and more about cues that spark memories - overconfidence: if the AI sounds right, does it mean it's right? how many of us fall for charismatic "sounds right" if we're given a good enough story? - reinforcement learning from human feedback: AI models are pushed to be socially correct. how much of what you think has been affected by self-censor, virtue signaling, hedging, conformity, politeness, and reputational incentives? - multi-step reasoning failures: are you thinking too far in advance without verifying in between? humans lose correctness with multi-hop reasoning unless you get feedback and run checks - tools and functions: AI gets better with external support like search, calculator, and notes. you can also get better performance with systems, checklists, and environment design - prompt injecton: people can use social engineering, rhetoric, specific vocabulary to bypass guardrails and create errors. how are you making sure not to fall for the same manipulation, motivated reasoning, or authority? - benchmarks: when you optimize for a target, you'll get good at optimizing for its metrics. are you optimizing for grades, likes, promotions, status when your actual goal is something else? - system prompt: how are you looking at the world through the lens of identity, values, and defaults that you carry from culture, upbringing, and roles? and my favourite one: just because it can make sentences, doesn't mean it can reason (just like a lot of people you might know...) what else?
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How was the 26/11 Red screen scene ?
barkha dutt@BDUTT
Finally watched #Dhurandhar -and what a gripping watch and masterfully made film !!! After years, it felt a like a return of a big canvas film, with a riveting ensemble cast, a movie made for the theatre. Here's what worked superbly Performances- Knockout performance by Akshaye Khanna & Rakesh Bedi, complete intense surrender to character by Ranveer Singh, an understated and fine rendition of Doval by Madhavan, Arjun Rampal menacing as ISI, Sanjay Dutt filling the frame - and Gaurav Gera's dramatic softness as the juice-wallah asset - Set Design & Detailing - for an Indian film maker to produce a film set almost entirely in Karachi is not easy. The settings, political rallies, bazaars recreated with effective detail Music- A big hero of the film- cant get enough of it- repurposing and remixing old clasics, techno rap meets qawaalis and fresh, foot tappping songs all designed to trigger viral Shararat at a whole year of weddings Finally, there is ABSOLUTELY NOTHING against Indian Muslims in the movie. The film is about Pakistan's patronage of terrorism. And we have all lived that as Indians for years on end. Conflating an adversary like Pakistan with India's Muslims is an insult to our own people. Btw I watched the movie with, among others, two Muslim friends who enjoyed it as much as I did. Tiny points - I did not love the love angle in the film -expected it to be strategic, not Ishq- and because of the intercutting of real footage and fiction (very powerful tool btw) some parts of the movie will send you back to your research books to check timelines & details-but its a MOVIE, not a documentary !!!! And as movies go- it is an absolutely compelling, mazedaar and riveting watch - larger than life as movies were once meant to be- Congratulations, many, @AdityaDharFilms and team .
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Hey @AkaashSingh, shut the fuck up and NEVER talk shit again.
Focus on your RAN THROUGH thot wife!
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Lack of discipline is the reason behind every single L I’ve taken in life
Vaelor💥@vaelor0
Most painful realization about yourself?
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Anushka Sharma didn’t even invite her grandmother, uncle, or aunt to her wedding they only found out through television that their granddaughter and niece was getting married. Maybe she feels ashamed of her ordinary family; perhaps that’s why she invited only 20 guests.
Suresh Raina got married in 2015 but didn’t invite the uncle in whose arms he used to play as a child. When the media spoke to that uncle, he was seen expressing his emotions with tears in his eyes. The reason was that Raina felt embarrassed by his uncle after all, he had become a big man.
Jasprit Bumrah’s 84-year-old grandfather, who longed to see his grandson for 17 years, came to Ahmedabad to meet him. But Bumrah’s mother sent the old man away, after which he committed suicide by jumping into the Sabarmati River.
Mahendra Singh Dhoni didn’t even show his own brother in the film based on his life story.
And these are the kinds of people today’s youth idolize and follow.
On the other hand, there is Bhuvneshwar Kumar, who invited his entire village to his wedding and donated lakhs of rupees to a girls’ school in his district to celebrate his marriage. That is what we call culture and values. Learn something from him not from those shallow celebrities who fail to see their grandparents, uncles, aunts, or villagers as their own family.
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9 - Cristiano Ronaldo has scored the same goals in this @ChampionsLeague first round than Barcelona (9). Motivation
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