Interactive map of WW2
Over 50 million dead, and this was less than 80 years ago
Letโs not get complacent
War mongers are plunging the world into uncharted territory as they chase money over humanity
Weโre treading an increasingly thinner line.
This is real immortality. If you live your life right, this is the best possible ending. It's how you beat the game. There is no bigger flex that exists.
Every decision I make day in and day out is designed to get me one step closer to this.
Yesterday a video went viral on TikTok when a woman shared the inside of her car after it caught on fire
Including her Stanley cup - still in tact and with ice in it!!!
The president of Stanley stitched the video in < 24 hours offering to replace her cupโฆ..and her car.
This company will now get likely 1B earned media impressions and positive brand awareness + knowledge of the quality of their product through this one quick response and 30 second video.
1. Listen to your social team
2. Moved fast
3. Care about your audience
Great marketing move, Stanley!!!
In 2021, a Russian father, Vyacheslav Matrosov, forced his best friend to dig his own grave and end his own life after he discovered he had been sexually abusing his daughter. Vyacheslav was sentenced to 18 months in jail but left after 6 months after a public appeal for his release.
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Ronald (left) and Carl McNair (right) were born 10 months apart in the Segregated South. The two were inseparable as toddlers and well into adulthood.
In 1959, 9-year-old Ronald McNair went to a public library in Lake City, South Carolina because he was looking for more advanced books on science. Carl accompanied his younger brother and described what happened next:
"So, as he was walking in there, all these folks were staring at him - because they were white folk only, and they were looking at him and saying, you know, 'Who is this Negro?' So, he politely positioned himself in line to check out his books. Well, this old librarian, she says, 'This library is not for coloreds.' He said, 'Well, I would like to check out these books.' She says, 'Young man, if you don't leave this library right now, I'm gonna call the police.' So he just propped himself up on the counter, and sat there, and said, 'I'll wait.'"
The police and their mother were called to the library. Despite the librarian's protest, the police officer allowed Ronald to borrow the books.
Ronald went on to get a PhD in Physics from MIT in 1976 and then soon after applied to join NASA. Carl supported his brother all the way, often in disbelief: "So how was a colored boy from South Carolina-wearing glasses, never flew a plane-how was he gonna become an astronaut?" Carl went on to say that "Ron was one who didn't accept societal norms as being his norm... That was for other people... he got to be aboard his own Starship Enterprise.โ
Ronald became the second Black astronaut when he flew as a mission specialist from February 3rd to 11th, 1984. Ronald was then chosen to be one of the 7 astronauts onboard the space shuttle Challenger. He died along with six other crew members on January 28, 1986, at the age of 35.
Today, the library that refused to lend him books is now named after him.