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@Pablo1K10 @_sorrengailll A whit man say this, and you call them rac!st

@_sorrengailll While we’re left with Gorillas who think they’re the price!

Men are sooooo lucky they have so many beautiful women to choose from, while we’re left with….well idk.

@FearedBuck Women are eveil

Michael Porter Jr. called the police and confronted Celina Powell after she walked into his home, leaked his address on her Instagram story forcing him to pack his clothes and jewelry to leave.

@MarioNawfal Hope the horse is safe?

Guy filming a loose horse galloping down the road got the worst possible POV when the horse went straight through his windshield!

@BRICSinfo Because they did not support the war?

JUST IN: 🇺🇸🇩🇪 US is withdrawing 5,000 troops from Germany.

@lydiaonxx Hmmm .not really

@Stardhex Have you lived long enough with one?

Independence and authority 😂 They are born dictators

@aakashgupta The only thing I can say is we human place value on things. We determine the ones to be expensive and vice versa.

That cow is a $250,000-per-egg licensing engine running on grass. Viatina-19 weighs 1,101 kg, twice the average for her breed. The auction price is buying access to her ovaries. A single egg from her sells for $250,000. Elite Nelore donors yield 20-30 viable oocytes per session, with sessions every 15 days. Ranchers fertilize them in vitro and implant the embryos in surrogate Nelore cows. You get dozens of calves a year that inherit her genetics, indefinitely. She's a perpetual genetic licensing operation that happens to also be a cow. Now run the second-order math. Brazil has 230 million cattle. It's the world's largest beef exporter. Nelore dominates the herd. Even a 5% improvement in muscle yield or heat tolerance compounds across hundreds of millions of animals over decades. The $4.8M is a multiplier bet on the entire Brazilian beef export economy. The valuation came from a 1/3 share that traded at $1.44M. Three breeders syndicated the deal because no single rancher needed full ownership. Casa Branca, Napemo, and Nelore HRO each wanted egg supply. Venture finance applied to mammals. Buying a champion Nelore in 2024 is closer to buying a SaaS company than buying livestock. ARR is the eggs. TAM is 230 million cattle. Moat is 200 years of selective breeding from the original Indian zebu stock that arrived in Brazil in the 1800s. The strangest part is how cheap it actually is. A $4.8M valuation on a donor producing $250K eggs at IVF volume implies a payback period most VCs would kill for. The trade was never even close.

I think some scientists won't make it to heaven, what's this lie? 😂

@NightSkyToday I think some scientists won't make it to heaven, what's this lie?

🚨: A 46-million-year-old mosquito was found with blood still inside.

If I'm not addicted to my phone, I won't be seeing this you know 😏

@NTFabiano If I'm not addicted to my phone, I won't be seeing this you know 😏

Being addicted to your phone is associated with decreased brain volume and activity.

@MarioNawfal There is always people whom the war(s) will always profit.

Tanker traffic around the Cape of Good Hope just hit a record high as shipping companies abandon any plans to return to the Suez Canal route while the Iran war drags on. The longer Africa route adds at least 2 weeks to Asia-Europe voyages and costs significantly more, but companies say customers are prioritizing supply chain stability over speed. Port arrivals across the 5 main Cape ports are up 21% since the first U.S.-Israel strikes on Iran on February 28, with one week in April hitting 71% above the pre-conflict average. Source: Financial Times

This looks like back then when Jesus was on earth.

I need to understand how Sony play station is now more popular than Xbox.

People who put "God fearing" always muzz me 😂

@aakashgupta Maybe this why have been single?

Love at first sight is just a panic attack you mislabeled. Show an anxiously attached person ten secure partners and they'll feel nothing. Put them across from someone whose unavailability mimics their primary caregiver and they'll call it love at first sight. Cortisol, dopamine, racing heart. Same neurochemistry as threat detection. This is why "we just clicked" and "I can't stop thinking about her" predict breakup more often than marriage. Dorothy Tennov spent decades documenting this state across thousands of cases and called it limerence. Average duration: 18 months to 3 years. Then the chemistry burns off and you're stuck with someone you have nothing in common with. The healthy match feels boring. The boring person also pays bills, shows up on time, and doesn't make you cry on a Tuesday. Most people spend their 20s optimizing against this signal, then wonder in their 30s why every relationship ends the same way. The dating market is full of people running this pattern at 35 and calling it bad luck.

We are having more robotic companies, I hope the robots don't turn against human beings someday 😂

@MarioNawfal If I need to ride, I will use a horse. Horse is more loyal than a 🤖

🇨🇳 China is building robot dogs you can ride!! The future is looking wild

@Kugasima4 Yea, have know about it 2yrs ago

Is this for really

I still don't understand why Thomas Edison was and still famous then Nikolas Tesla??