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Do you think our bodies are designed to eat... meat? Let’s discuss.show more

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Does chocolate belong in the fridge or cupboard? Discuss... below and let’s settle this once and for all! 🤔🌡️🍫 #ChocolateDebate #Cadbury #Snacks #CadburyDairyMilkshow more

🚨 Public Service Announcement 🚨 Sexy girls absolutely drive... Volvo Cars… and I refuse to discuss further. I’ve taken “pimp my ride” to worrying new heights - behold my blingified steering wheel. BRUM BRUMMMM ✨ Let’s discuss… is this iconic or am I deeply unwell? 🫠show more

All I wanna do is ruin your life and... turn you into a pathetic, poverty stricken loser with a tiny locked little clitty and an addiction to humiliating yourself. Is that really so much to ask for? I didn’t think so - so,, let’s discuss my plans for your paycheck this week 😈show more

We finally have an FBI willing to openly discuss... motive. “Catch fascist?” Let’s not kid ourselves. The motive isn’t mysterious, it’s manufactured. When the Democrat Party spends years demonizing millions of Americans, branding them “fascists,” “Nazis,” and “Hitler,” violence becomes inevitable. Words have consequences, and their reckless rhetoric is fueling bloodshed. It’s time for it to END.show more

Owo be owe said he won’t forgive samklef This... was the dm owe b owe davido sent on the day I posted his twins And look how I responded..He is yet to pay my boy mastermind! When I posted and congratulated Davido on the birth of his twins,It was a heartfelt message from my side, as I genuinely wanted to celebrate this joyous moment However, his response was less than pleasant. I was surprised by the rudeness and outrage in his message. Despite the negativity, I chose to remain calm and respectful. I could’ve deleted the post and avoided any further interaction, but I’m going to discuss this incident and more on the Samklef Table podcast. It’s important to highlight how we can maintain respect and civility even in the face of negativity. Stay tuned, and let’s keep the conversations going. ✌️ #RespectMatters #Opendialogue #Samkleftableshow more

This might be the greatest counting video ever. I... don’t want to spoil it, so watch it first, then come on back and let’s discuss… ____ There are so many fantastic things happening here as our hero (age: 2 years, 7 months) counts his plastic eggs. In this video we get a sense that he is well on his way to mastering two important early math skills: rote counting and one-to-one correspondence. Rote counting is the process of remembering and reciting numbers in their correct order. It’s a memorized skill - but an important one that helps children to understand that numbers exist in a fixed sequence. One to one correspondence is the process of matching each spoken number to one (and only one) physical object. This little guy pulls it off perfectly, counting with accuracy to 11. His inclusion of 8:30 between 8 and 9 was not only the best laugh I’ve had all week, but a telling stroke of genius as well. Where did it come from? I’d be willing to wager it’s his bedtime - which he’s learned comes between 8 and 9pm. So smart! 🧠 This little mathematician was shared to TT by smaxwell18.show more

Is strength important for speed development? Here’s my take... ⤵️⤵️ For context — this is me cleaning 295 lbs at 167 lbs body weight and I credit my abilities in the weight room largely for helping my collegiate career flourish the way it did However… We can’t lift at the expense of speed training and development What that means is when we enter the weight room we can’t do so with blinders on acting as if the only thing in the world that matters is that weight training session or improving your 1RM YES… you need force to move your body through space YES… that force needs to be high relative to your body weight BUT… you must be a skilled mover to apply said force in the right positions, at the right times, with the right vectors for it to mean anything While important to holistic athletic development, we’ve got to stop acting like strength is the ultimate differentiator in speed Lot of “weak” athletes will blow your doors off in sprints Lot of “strong” athletes get folded in speed & power sports Go into the weight room with the idea that you’re complementing your speed and athletic development… not superseding it If your legs are so beaten and broken down from lifting heavy you can’t train for 2-3 days without excessive risk, you’re doing it all wrong. Just some perspective from someone who once pursued 1RMs to no end while my track times stagnated… and then was enlightened by world class coaches who lifted within the context of my sport to take me from a college tryout to D1 All American What’re your thoughts? Let’s discuss in the comments!show more

Call for Genuine Dialogue with Foreign Medical Graduates (FMGs)... We are deeply concerned by the recent actions of the National Medical Commission National Medical Commission regarding the new policies affecting Foreign Medical Graduates #FMGs . Despite multiple attempts by #FMGs to engage in constructive dialogue about these policies, the doors have been closed to them, leaving many feeling unheard and marginalized. Key Issues Highlighted: 1.Lack of Engagement with FMGs: •When FMGs approached the NMC to discuss the recent circulars impacting their education and career pathways, they were met with a closed door. This lack of openness contradicts the NMC’s stated commitment to inclusivity and transparency. •On other occasions, the NMC has publicly invited dialogue with medical professionals on various issues. The exclusion of FMGs from such conversations suggests a discrepancy in how different members of the medical community are treated. 2.The Need for Authentic Communication: •Effective policymaking requires genuine engagement with all stakeholders. FMGs, who represent a significant portion of the medical workforce, deserve to have their voices heard and their concerns addressed in a fair and transparent manner. •The perception that the NMC is avoiding meaningful dialogue with FMGs undermines trust and suggests a lack of willingness to address the real challenges faced by these dedicated professionals. Our Stance: We at @udfaindia believe that a body like the NMC, which is designed to represent and listen to the medical community, must be open to all its members. Ignoring or sidelining any group is counterproductive and contrary to the principles of equality and fairness. Why This Matters: •Equity and Representation: All medical professionals, regardless of where they received their education, should have the opportunity to engage with regulatory bodies and influence policies that affect their careers and lives. •Transparency and Trust: For the NMC to maintain its credibility and legitimacy, it must foster an environment of openness and responsiveness, especially towards those who are most impacted by its decisions. •Potential for Unrest: If the NMC continues to act unilaterally without genuine dialogue, it risks alienating a significant portion of the medical community. This could lead to increased discontent and potential protests, which is not in anyone’s interest. Our Call to Action: •Open the Doors to Dialogue: We urge the NMC to actively engage with FMGs and their representatives to discuss the implications of recent policies and seek mutually acceptable solutions. •Demonstrate True Commitment: Show that the commitment to inclusivity and open dialogue is not just for show, but a fundamental principle guiding the NMC’s actions. •Listen and Represent: The NMC must fulfill its mandate to listen to and represent all members of the medical community, including FMGs who have contributed significantly to healthcare in India. Let’s Work Together for a Fair and Inclusive Medical Community. We remain hopeful that the NMC will reconsider its approach and embrace a more inclusive and open stance towards FMGs. It is only through unity and collaboration that we can ensure a just and effective healthcare system for all. #OpenDialogue #FairTreatment #SupportFMGs #NMCAccountability #FMGS National Medical Commission ALL FMGs ASSOCIATION(AFA) Free Press Journal Anil Sharda ravish ndtv Karn Pratap Singhshow more

🚨Lionel Scaloni on the strange way Argentina played against... Spain: • Reporter: Lionel, welcome home, and congratulations on reaching another World Cup final. But many fans were surprised by Argentina’s performance against Spain, it didn’t look like the team we’d seen throughout the tournament. What happened? 🗣️Lionel Scaloni: “First, congratulations to Spain. They deserved to be world champions and handled the final better than we did. I understand why people have questions. From the outside, a lot looked unusual. But football has stories the public never sees. Some things happen inside a dressing room, and out of respect for everyone involved, they should stay there.” • Reporter: Before kick-off, Messi told the team, ‘Let’s forget about everything. Let’s just play.’ There was no applause, and players like Enzo Fernández and Lisandro Martínez looked emotional. It felt very different. 🗣️Scaloni: “Every dressing room has emotional moments before a final. Cameras capture seconds, not the full picture. I won’t discuss private conversations, but everyone who stepped onto that pitch gave everything for Argentina.” • Reporter: Fans also noticed Messi during the warm-up, with some saying he looked distracted and even missed shots deliberately. Was something wrong? 🗣️Scaloni: “People can interpret body language however they want. Leo has his own routine after thousands of matches. It’s unfair to judge his mindset from a few minutes of footage.” • Reporter: Lautaro Martínez barely seemed involved despite being important throughout the tournament. Enzo Fernández and Leandro Paredes also played with an aggression that seemed out of character. Was something affecting the squad mentally? 🗣️Scaloni: “Finals change games. Spain controlled long periods, and that affects every player. Sometimes what looks strange is simply the result of facing a great opponent.” • Reporter: After losing Cristian Romero and Lisandro Martínez to injury, Argentina became much more defensive. Many fans felt that invited Spain onto you. 🗣️Scaloni: “Losing two key defenders in a World Cup final forces difficult decisions. Looking back, everyone can question them, including me but every change was made to help the team.” • Reporter: Argentina also struggled to keep the ball, Messi barely saw possession, and Spain kept winning it back. It didn’t resemble your tournament performances. 🗣️Scaloni: “Spain deserve huge credit because they forced mistakes no other team could. But we were also below our usual level. Whether it was nerves, fatigue, or simply an off night, we never found our rhythm.” • Reporter: Finally, Messi missed out on the Golden Ball, with Rodri winning it instead. Many Argentina fans believe Messi deserved it. What do you think? 🗣️Scaloni: “Individual awards will always divide opinions. For me, Leo had an extraordinary tournament and led this team brilliantly. A trophy doesn’t define what he achieved. As for everything else that’s being said… football has a way of revealing the truth over time. There are things I know, there are things I prefer to keep private, and there are things that people will continue to speculate about. My job isn’t to fuel speculation. Maybe one day certain stories will be understood more clearly, but today isn’t that day.”show more

The G20 summoned The Great Elon Musk to the... roundtable, majestic haircut and all, and our modern day techno Viking proceeded to explain amazing abundance by telling some of the world’s most powerful economies a story about trees 🌲✨ If you’re wondering who the G20 are, they’re essentially a forum for the world’s major economies, representing roughly 85% of global GDP. This particular meeting brought government officials and technology leaders together in North Carolina to discuss AI, innovation and the rules that could shape their future. Which makes Elon’s message to them rather important: He described established companies as the enormous trees in a forest. They’re already tall, powerful and getting plenty of sunlight, while underneath them are tiny saplings trying to grow - those are the startups 🌱 Elon’s point was that governments have a tendency to protect the enormous established companies while piling regulations onto emerging technology that can make it increasingly difficult for the little ones to grow His philosophy is considerably simpler: new technology should be “default legal, not default illegal.” Give the little trees some sunlight and see what they become 🌳 Then Viking Elon went considerably bigger: He predicts AI could eventually increase global economic output by roughly 20–30%, while within a decade there could be more than a BILLION humanoid robots producing goods and services 💰🤖 That is where Elon’s idea of amazing abundance starts becoming considerably less mythical AI can dramatically increase what we’re capable of doing digitally, robots can increase what we’re capable of producing physically, and suddenly humanity has the potential to create far more with the resources we already have. Yet somebody still has to invent all of it, and it shouldn’t all just have to come from Elon, Tesla or SpaceX Somewhere right now there may be a tiny startup nobody has heard of developing something that becomes incredibly important ten years from now 👀 If we spend all our time tending the enormous trees while regulating the little saplings out of existence, we may never discover what those little trees could have become Give people room to build. Give the little trees some sunlight. Then let’s see what kind of technological forest humanity can grow 💕 And yes, our awesome modern day techno Viking has resurrected the Viking haircut for his appearance before the global council ⚔️ I was paying attention to the economics too, I promise 😂show more