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[Chaos Theory Africa @ChaosCreative]

@RicHassani is showcasing African art and culture to the world.
We are proud to be part of his story. Thanks to @STREAMitAFRICA and @Stageit for being part of this story also

[Chaos Theory Africa @ChaosCreative]

Minister Dunsin Oyekan and Minister Nathaniel Bassey are the Tuoac and Biggie of contemporary Afrob gospel.

The master twist though is that because Christianity teaches life and not death, our version of Tupac and Biggie live, they do not die.

[Chaos Theory Africa @ChaosCreative]

Gesamtkunstwerk!

[Yeezyrih @Yeeezyrih]

Ms Lauryn Hill said “is it ok if I do a lil sum?” AND WENT ABSOLUTELY CRAZY 😭🔥🐐

I still haven’t recovered from this

[Kurrco @Kurrco]

Ye brought out Lauryn Hill as a special guest to perform "All Falls Down" at SoFi Stadium tonight 🤯

[Chaos Theory Africa @ChaosCreative]

The System Is Not Set Up to Catch You Before You Fall. https://t.co/Bn8zulMNM1

[Chaos Theory Africa @ChaosCreative]

Claude is way more intelligent than ChatGTP

[Chaos Theory Africa @ChaosCreative]

Nigerian Bitcoin holders 🚀
Naira is tight but you don't want to sell your stack.
What if you could borrow against your Bitcoin instead?
No bank. No credit check. No selling.
Is this something you'd use? Comment below
#BitcoinNigeria #NaijaCrypto #BorrowDontSell

[Chaos Theory Africa @ChaosCreative]

Nigerian Bitcoin holders!
You have Bitcoin. Naira is tight.
An opportunity now exists for you to access naira loans against their Bitcoin without selling.

No credit check. No bank. No losing your stack.
Is this something you'd be inyerested in?

#Bitcoin #BitcoinNigeria

[Dhruvam @Dhruvam987]

@elonmusk Elons keyboard 😂

[Chaos Theory Africa @ChaosCreative]

Is it me or has the number of dumbasses on twitter increased since Elon Musk turned it to X?

[The Lunduke Journal @LundukeJournal]

The CEO of Microsoft (Satya Nadella, from India) just hired a new, unqualified VP of Xbox (Asha Sharma, whose family is from India), replacing a white guy (Phil Spencer).

Normally the ethnicity of a person in a role doesn't actually matter. Who cares what part of the world a person has ancestry from, as long as they do a good job... right?

But, in this case, it's worth pointing out a strange -- highly racist -- pattern within Microsoft.

That pattern is this:

Microsoft managers from India, disproportionately hire people also from India (even if those people are less qualified than other, non-Indian, candidates).

A pattern which is overtly racist and anti-meritocracy.

In the case of Asha Sharma, the new Xbox lead, this is glaringly obvious... as she has no experience, whatsoever, working in games. Zero. Not a drop of gaming. (Her longest tenures were at Instacart and working on Facebook messaging.)

Are we to believe that there were zero candidates available, to lead one of the largest gaming organizations in the world (Xbox), with significant experience working in the gaming industry? Not *one*?

That is extremely unlikely. In fact, I can say with absolute certainty that there are many managers and directors, already working within Microsoft, with extensive experience (decades) shipping successful games and gaming hardware.

And that's just the internal candidates.

Which means that Asha Sharma was likely hired for a reason other than her applicable work experience.

It is a reasonable assumption, based on Microsoft's established patterns, that she was hired because of her ethnicity.

Microsoft is one of the largest users of H1-B visas within the entire Tech industry -- with the vast majority of those H1-B's going to employees from India.

More workers from India, replacing non-Indian workers. Every Microsoft employee has seen this happen over the years.

A little personal anecdote:

Back in the late 1990's, I worked within a small team at Microsoft (only a dozen or so people). When I first joined, the team looked roughly like the surrounding area (Redmond, WA): Mostly white, with one Indian, and one Korean.

It was roughly proportional to the community.

The Indian man was then promoted to a management position. And, quickly, things changed.

In less than 1 year, the team was now predominantly Indian (with a few people of other Asian ancestry)... with only 3 White guys remaining.

Within a single year, the demographic ratio had flipped. It now no longer matched the city in which we worked.

Then things got weird.

The team moved to a new floor of the building, and every employee within the group was given their own, individual office.

Well. Every employee... except for the 3 White guys.

We were put, together, in the smallest office available. The size of a long, thin closet. In fact... I believe it was originally just a storage closet.

It was so cramped that, whenever the guy at the back of the "office" needed to leave the room... the other two guys had to get up and exit one at a time. Single file.

We called it "The Honky Closet".

All requests for the "Honkies" to move to space where we could fit was denied by non-Honky management (despite several offices remaining empty).

The purpose was clear. It was one, of many, attempts to get the remaining "White guys" to willingly quit. Which we all did within a matter of months.

And, yes, those roles we also replaced with "non-Honkies".

[Chi Di🍀 @Paulechidi]

Come and learn business ideas from Igbo man

[Alex Prompter @alex_prompter]

R.I.P. basic prompting.

MIT just dropped a technique that makes ChatGPT reason like a team of experts instead of one overconfident intern.

It’s called “Recursive Meta-Cognition” and it outperforms standard prompts by 110%.

Here’s the prompt (and why this changes everything) 👇

[Chaos Theory Africa @ChaosCreative]

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[Global Statistics @Globalstats11]

50 YouTube Channels Schools Don’t Want You To Know 🤯🎓🚫

1. 📐 Khan Academy – Math, Science, Economics
2. 💡 TED-Ed – Animated lessons on every subject
3. 🔬 CrashCourse – Academic subjects, history, science
4. 💻 freeCodeCamp. org – Coding, tech, software
5. 📊 Kurzgesagt – In a Nutshell – Science, philosophy
6. 🔍 Veritasium – Science & experiments
7. 📜 SmarterEveryDay – Curiosity-driven science
8. 🧪 AsapSCIENCE – Science concepts
9. 🔨 Mark Rober – Engineering & experiments
10. 🌍 National Geographic – Nature, science, culture
11. 🌎 Wendover Productions – Geography, economics, logistics
12. 📚 CGP Grey – Society, systems, geography
13. ✍️ MinutePhysics – Simplified physics
14. 🌌 PBS Space Time – Astronomy & deep physics
15. 🧬 SciShow – Science topics
16. 🧱 3Blue1Brown – Advanced math visualized
17. 🎭 The School of Life – Psychology, relationships, philosophy
18. 🧩 MindYourDecisions – Math puzzles, logical thinking
19. 🛠️ DIY Creators – Practical DIY skills
20. 🌱 Epic Gardening – Gardening science & skills
21. 🧠 Vsauce – Curiosity, science, deep explanations
22. 🧬 ColdFusion – Technology, innovation, history
23. 🛰️ Isaac Arthur – Futurism, advanced science
24. 🤖 Two Minute Papers – AI, research explained
25. 🚀 Everyday Astronaut – Space & rocket science
26. 💻 Fireship – Tech explained fast
27. 🧠 Ali Abdaal – Productivity & learning
28. 📘 How Money Works – Finance basics
29. 💸 Patrick Boyle – Economics, finance, markets
30. 🎓 Thomas Frank – Productivity & study systems
31. 🗺️ RealLifeLore – Geography, world systems
32. 🧪 Physics Girl – Science experiments explained
33. 🌍 It’s Okay To Be Smart – Science education
34. 🧬 SciShow Psych – Psychology
35. 🛠️ Practical Engineering – Engineering explained
36. 👨‍🔬 Steve Mould – Science & quirky phenomena
37. 🎥 Vox – Global issues explained visually
38. 📊 Economics Explained – Economics simplified
39. 🔍 Aperture – Deep investigations & analysis
40. 📜 Ancient Architects – Archeology & lost history
41. 📚 History Matters – Bite-sized history
42. 🌿 Nature on PBS – Wildlife & environment
43. 🚀 Real Science – Scientific discoveries
44. 🎒 CrashCourse Kids – Learning basics
45. 🎨 Proko – Drawing fundamentals
46. 📝 EDX – University-level online courses
47. 🎓 MIT OpenCourseWare – Full academic courses
48. 🧪 Periodic Videos – Chemistry explained
49. 🔭 Fraser Cain / Universe Today – Space & astronomy
50. 🧠 Big Think – Ideas, science, expert talks

[Hasan Toor @hasantoxr]

Best YouTube Channels to learn AI in 2026:

1. Cole Medin
https://t.co/Fudp9wYUCP

2. Matthew Berman
https://t.co/KUqkIWa3B9

3. Tech With Tim
https://t.co/toAoMfdKB1

4. Two Minute Papers
https://t.co/qPkZE6LuEt

5. Skill Leap AI
https://t.co/RhJVKrgiXC

6. AI Explained
https://t.co/bWjMnPO80p

7. DeepLearningAI
https://t.co/bdwkpuud9O

8. Futurepedia
https://t.co/mEFNilA7t0

9. Tina Huang
https://t.co/ycT8PL0rLl

10. Andrej Karpathy
https://t.co/sDa5sFMpOM