@0xHITLAR@DailyLoud Well I'm from Ghana and I never knew such thing happened bcuz Ghana is bigger than my locality and those ppl there i have no correlation with to even try convince 'em that their intentions ain't worth it. Now look at it bigger now...Africa is 54 countries bro.Don't condemn us all
@mreazi Yo @mreazi I'm just shooting my shot like u did with this.
I need money to pay for my semester fees and that of next sem 🤲😥
I hope God touches your heart 😁
As serious as these issues are, it sometimes feels like one gender has an advantage in certain conversations while we continue to preach for a world of equality.
Welcome to the 21st century, baby.
The moment she said this, I knew she had changed the entire conversation 😂. This is the unbalanced world we live in today. Make anything gender-based, present yourself as the victim, and you can expect a strong wave of support. As serious as these issues are, it sometimes feels
Context: This Paraguayan politician made racist remarks against Kylian Mbappé, and Mbappé responded by showing his disapproval of her comments.
Fast forward, she has responded by saying she will sue Kylian on the basis of gender-based violence
Context: This Paraguayan politician made racist remarks against Kylian Mbappé, and Mbappé responded by showing his disapproval of her comments.
Fast forward, she has responded by saying she will sue Kylian on the basis of gender-based violence
You are richer than the most powerful king who ever ruled France.
In 1715, Louis XIV ran an empire from Versailles. He died of gangrene in his leg, an infection a $4 box of antibiotics would clear today.
The richest, most powerful man in Europe, killed by something your local pharmacy fixes in a week.
By any absolute measure, you live better than he did. Yet almost no one feels rich. Because wealth, for most people, isn't absolute. It's relative.
In 1995 two Harvard researchers asked 257 people: would you rather earn $50k while everyone around you earns $25k, or earn $100k while everyone earns $200k? Twice the money in the second case. Half chose the first. They picked being objectively poorer just to stay ahead of the people next to them.
That's the trap. If your scoreboard is other people, you've entered a zero sum game you can't win. There's always a bigger boat.
The only way out is to stop comparing and start creating. Building isn't zero sum. It's the one infinite game worth playing.