RsydHkm

If two people are meant to be together, eventually they’ll find a way back to each other

[RsydHkm @RsydHkm]

@danieleskay Kenapa product dia sume overpriced? Pastu 1-2 tahun lagi x de

[RsydHkm @RsydHkm]

@duraNOTace @jamarljaffar @syahir Sbb pentaksub politik, sbb tu X boleh berfikir

[Syahir @syahir]

Nampak macam cerdik apa yang @Dr_AzmanIbrahim tulis. Tapi sebenarnya tidak.

Seluruh Malaysia Semenanjung, Sabah & Sarawak keluarkan 177.445 juta tong minyak mentah.

Semenanjung (Terengganu) hanya keluarkan 62.897 juta atau 35% daripada jumlah pengeluaran minyak mentah Malaysia selebihnya 65% Sabah dan Sarawak yang keluarkan.

Dalam masa yang sama Malaysia guna 233 juta tong lebih tinggi daripada 177.445 juta yang dikeluarkan di seluruh negada.

Kalau dah seluruh Malaysia punya pengeluaran pun tak cukup untuk penggunaan, dari mana nak datang minyak lain kalau tak kena import?

Dah buat apa Malaysia import RM54 bilion minyak mentah tahun lepas? Suka-suka?

Sebab pengeluaran minyak tak cukup la.

70% minyak kita import pulak dari negara Arab, sebahagian besarnya lalu Selat Hormuz.

Minyak yang dikeluarkan dari perairan Terengganu tu nak cover penggunaan Semenanjung pun tak lepas.

Bengong @Dr_AzmanIbrahim ni.

[ISU SEMASA VIRAL @isusemasaviral]

Orang Indonesia tengah borong minyak petrol sebab terpengaruh dengan media sosial cakap minyak akan habis sebab situasi di Timur Tengah. Mudah sangat dia orang terpengaruh dengan media sosial.

[KWSPMalaysia @KWSPMalaysia]

KWSP mengumumkan kadar dividen sebanyak 6.15% bagi Simpanan Konvensional, dengan jumlah agihan sebanyak RM67.1 bilion dan 6.15% bagi Simpanan Shariah, dengan jumlah agihan sebanyak RM12.5 bilion. Ini menjadikan jumlah keseluruhan agihan untuk tahun 2025 sebanyak RM79.6 bilion.

[RsydHkm @RsydHkm]

Kalau kau beli rumah automatically data kau leak, nnti umah dah siap akan dapat WhatsApp pasal renovation dan sebagainya

[Hilmi Adi Ruzaini @HilmiAdi]

New Malaysian data leak

Time for us to really take PDPA seriously and maybe adopt GDPR

[RsydHkm @RsydHkm]

@epiphanot_ 2

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@ndiosyncratic KA boleh dapat lebih Dari Tu, percayala

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@ndiosyncratic Taxi driver s3

[RsydHkm @RsydHkm]

@kakdahlia Aku X suka dia ni sebab dia rse dia terpaling betul, x pernah buat silap

[☀️ RS₿ 🧬 @RealSunBros]

Buckle up & let me cook with this one.

Malaysia's official time zone, GMT+8, does not align with the country's actual solar time and natural circadian rhythm due to historical and political decisions rather than geographical reality.

Malaysia's true solar time is closer to GMT+7. Malaysia spans longitude 99°E to 120°E, meaning it is naturally positioned closer to GMT+7.

Solar noon (when the sun is at its highest point) in Peninsular Malaysia often happens around 1:20 PM local time, not at 12:00 PM as expected in a naturally aligned time zone.

This delay shifts the body's natural exposure to sunlight, affecting circadian biology.

Before 1981, Peninsular Malaysia was on GMT+7:30, while Sabah and Sarawak were on GMT+8.

In 1981, Malaysia standardized the entire country to GMT+8 to match Sabah, Sarawak, and also for economic alignment with neighboring Singapore.

This means Peninsular Malaysia artificially "jumped ahead" by 30 minutes from its original solar-based time.

Effects on circadian rhythm?
Delayed Sunrise & Sunset.

Sunrise in Kuala Lumpur often occurs past 7:00 AM, making it harder to wake up naturally.

Sunset occurs later, leading to longer artificial light exposure at night.

People wake up and eat breakfast later, which disrupts morning cortisol and melatonin cycles. Night owls are more common due to extended light exposure in the evening.

School & work start too early relative to solar time. 7:30 AM school times in Malaysia feel like 6:30 AM in a more natural time zone.

This can cause chronic sleep deprivation, especially in children and teenagers.

Jakarta (GMT+7) and Bangkok (GMT+7) have similar longitudes to Kuala Lumpur, yet they are an hour behind Malaysia.

This means their sunrise and sunset are more aligned with natural circadian rhythm, unlike Malaysia’s artificially pushed-forward clock.

What would happen if Malaysia used GMT+7?

Sunrise would occur around 6:00-6:30 AM, making it easier to wake up naturally.

Solar noon would be closer to 12:00 PM, realigning meal timing and biological rhythms.

Melatonin production would start earlier, promoting better sleep quality.

Malaysia’s natural circadian rhythm aligns better with GMT+7, but political and economic decisions have kept it in GMT+8.

This misalignment affects sleep quality, energy levels, and long-term health by disrupting the body's natural exposure to sunlight.

If Malaysia reverted to GMT+7, people's biological clocks would sync better with daylight cycles, leading to improved health and productivity.

[RsydHkm @RsydHkm]

@epiphanot_ Zaman skang byk main sentimen agama Dan kaum je 🤣

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@ndiosyncratic Ad org ckp ye. Tpi dah private. Kira posting dia mintak maaf tu , X ikhlas la pun. Dia buat mcm ni lagila Susah dpt keje

[RsydHkm @RsydHkm]

@epiphanot_ Ilusi mathematics je sbnarnye

[Adzman Kamaruddin @adzman86]

What kind of fool forgets their own IC and still blames the government?

[Hanayama Kaoru 花山 薫 @__starkingg0]

sebab semua normalise hantaran paling kurang 10-15k, expect daripada lelaki yg baru start kerja gaji 3-5k, nak mintak kumpul dalam masa 1-2tahun, on top of that lelaki kena fund the wedding cost lain jugak. semuanya sebab

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@ndiosyncratic Kesian dia , dahla kene Serang dekat Singapore 2 tahun lepas

[RsydHkm @RsydHkm]

@ndiosyncratic Etsy

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@epiphanot_ Speed 1.5 + skip2