Enimil Kweku Boateng

about 1 month ago

𝗛𝗮𝗻𝘀𝗶 𝗙𝗹𝗶𝗰𝗸 has been named the 2025/26 LaLiga Coach of the Season 👏👏

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about 1 month ago

A new force joins our rhythm. Anthony Gordon is culer 💙❤️

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James Clear

@JamesClear

about 2 months ago

I recently found this note to myself: No sense in thinking small. Don't water down your vision. A remarkable amount can be accomplished if you are willing to think longer term than most and work hard each day.

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about 2 months ago

It’s been a pleasure, Lewy. 💙❤️

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Akua Sekyiwaa💜 @akuasekyiwaaa

2 months ago

One big family 🫶

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2 months ago

Bachelor’s in Mathematics & Statistics Master’s in Applied Statistics & Data Science Now a PhD in Computer Science 💜 If I had to do it all over again… I’d choose this path every single time.💜

akuasekyiwaaa's tweet photo. Bachelor’s in Mathematics & Statistics
Master’s in Applied Statistics & Data Science
Now a PhD in Computer Science 💜

If I had to do it all over again…
I’d choose this path every single time.💜 https://t.co/gGQTvX4019

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Reads with Ravi

@readswithravi

2 months ago

Rumi said “As you start to walk on the way, the way appears.” Clarity doesn't come before action. It comes from action.

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2 months ago

After seven years of intense work, I am excited to announce that my new book, The Law of the Sublime, will be out in November. and is now available for pre-order (see link below). The book is designed to expand your mind, and to reveal to you a world to explore beyond what you consider reality: the realm of the Sublime. This adventure does not require travel, drugs, or any form of external stimulation. It only requires a new pair of eyes to see the extraordinary all around you. Through stories, exercises, and meditations, the book will immerse you in the Sublime and forever transform how you experience life.

RobertGreene's tweet photo. After seven years of intense work, I am excited to announce that my new book, The Law of the Sublime, will be out in November. and is now available for pre-order (see link below).

The book is designed to expand your mind, and to reveal to you a world to explore beyond what you consider reality: the realm of the Sublime.

This adventure does not require travel, drugs, or any form of external stimulation.

It only requires a new pair of eyes to see the extraordinary all around you.

Through stories, exercises, and meditations, the book will immerse you in the Sublime and forever transform how you experience life.

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2 months ago

Learn to imagine more possibilities than you generally consider. Avoid fixating only on what is present. Ponder what is absent.

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2 months ago

Mistakes and failures are precisely your means of education. They tell you about your own inadequacies.

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Navalism

@NavalismHQ

2 months ago

"Politics will destroy your ability to think." @naval

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Scholarship for PhD

@ScholarshipfPhd

2 months ago

An Open Letter to PhD Students (From Supervisor) Dear Student This is an exciting time for you as you embark on your journey towards a doctoral degree. As your supervisor, I thought I should write to welcome you and give you a few handy hints that may help both of us to survive this long journey. We both have much to learn. Although we have exchanged emails, we do not know each other well. I feel at the outset, we have to display the good in us, and hide the crazy. Over the next three years this balance will switch, as we each reveal our true selves. My role is to guide you through the minefield that is the modern research process. You will learn how to identify gaps in knowledge, critically review literature, pose useful research questions, devise testable hypotheses, acquire the necessary ethical approvals, collect and analyse data and so on. But remember I am not your sister, nor your mother, nor am I your counsellor – I am not your friend either. Some supervisors regularly socialise with their students. I do not. I am really not interested in the matters of your life. I understand life events will impact on your work, and I will be very sympathetic and talk through practical solutions. But I am not your emotional support – that’s what family and real friends are for. At the beginning of this journey, I will provide leadership and instruction. But a PhD is an evolving process towards independence as a researcher, so by the end you will be in control of supervisions and you will be telling me what you need from me. I am very happy to see this happen. It is as it should be. You do not need to be a genius to do a PhD. It certainly helps if you are bright, but some surprisingly unbright people seem to pass. The main characteristic you need in spades is ‘stickability’ – a ‘never give up’ attitude, and a willingness to suck up all problems that come your way (and they will), and find solutions to them. But not everyone who gets a PhD becomes a Professor – so it is crucial that you make the most of opportunities to acquire other transferable life-skills that will be useful in non-academic fields. Your PhD research is unlikely to change the world. I’m sorry to break bad news, but there it is. For most people, PhD research is the vehicle they use to demonstrate that they have the skills and abilities to be taken seriously as a researcher. If you can change the world as well, then that is a bonus. But don’t expect it. Not everyone who embarks upon a PhD will pass with flying colours. I can (and will) give you my best advice at all times, but I am not responsible for your final thesis – you are. Although we start, with me ahead of you, but by the end we will be equal, and in some areas you will be my superior. This is also as it should be. For a brief, shining moment, you should be the world expert in a tiny prescribed area of the topic you have chosen to study. I receive no specific reward or financial gain for the pleasure of supervising you – so yes, I do expect my name to go on any publishable papers which may emerge from your data. If no publishable papers emerge, I will be frankly disappointed. During your tenure, you will experience some kind of personal crisis (illness, bereavement, relationship problems, and so on). And, if you escape these, then your research will be plagued by some major drama (vital equipment failure, collapse, & then sudden disappearance from the planet). Again, I will be sympathetic and practical. Time out is always an option, to stop the clock ticking. But your final examiner will not care about your troubles. You are judged on what you produce and how you defend it in the viva – not on how much effort it took you to overcome life’s obstacles to get there. So now, are you sitting comfortably? Then let us begin. Good luck – and may your journey be fruitful, Your Supervisor

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Mushtaq Bilal, PhD

@MushtaqBilalPhD

2 months ago

Many students who learn English as a foreign language have a hard time using punctuation marks correctly. Here's a simple guide to help you with punctuation marks: 1. Comma , A comma is used: Before "and, but, or, so, yet" when they connect two independent clauses, e.g., It was raining, and I was carrying an umbrella. Around extra information, e.g., My friend, who lives next door, invited me to party. After introductory phrases, e.g. After the game, he went home. 2. Semi colon ; A semicolon is used instead of a comma and a coordinating conjunction (for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so — remember FANBOYS) Instead of: I like coffee, but I don't drink it every day. you can write: I like coffee; I don't drink it every day. 3. Colon : Used to introduce lists. My paper focuses on three themes: nationalism, religion, and literature. 4. Apostrophe ' Used in contractions like Don't, Can't, etc. Also used for possession. Pay attention to singular and plural nouns. The boy's desk (singlular). For pluran nouns, the apostrophe comes after "s." The teachers' cafeteria. 5. Quotation marks (Double and single) Double quotation marks are used for direct quotes. He argues, "Translation in not a neutral affair." Single quote marks are used for a quote within a quote. He said, "The term 'world literature' is difficult to define." 6. Hyphen - Used to create compound adjectives like well-known, well-paid, etc. when the come before a noun, e.g., a well-known scholar, a well-paid job. 7. En dash – Used mainly for ranges Monday–Friday pages 36–49 8. Em dash — Very versatile punctuation mark. Used to add extra information or interruption. The result is clear—we need to revise our research methodology. Also, used in place of commas and colon.

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🍂

@Lovandfear

2 months ago

“If people cannot write well, they cannot think well, and if they cannot think well, others will do their thinking for them.” — George Orwell

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