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The X timeline is filled with ninjas talking football and women talking The Polygamist. The contrast is so extreme you’d think they’re using two different versions of X. 😭😂

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This argument always removes agency from young women while assigning all responsibility to older men.

If a woman in her early 20s is old enough to vote, start a business, take out debt, get married, and have children, why is she suddenly incapable of choosing who to date?

Some older men are manipulative. Some younger women are manipulative. Most people simply date who they find attractive, compatible, and aligned with their life goals.

Reducing every age-gap relationship to “control” is just replacing one stereotype with another.

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@iam_Nicolson @Fabriz_khosi @Solphendukaa https://t.co/yLNaGAmoDb

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The funny thing is that em dashes existed long before AI. The real issue is that AI uses them so often that people now assume any well-written paragraph came from ChatGPT. AI didn’t invent the em dash—it just made it famous.

The irony is that many professional writers, journalists, and authors were using em dashes decades before AI existed. After all, AI is trained on human writing, not the other way around. What we’re seeing is AI popularising a punctuation mark that was already common among skilled writers to the point where it’s now become suspicious.

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@OpokuAmma @greybtc I don’t think it’s that Americans don’t care about football. It’s that the U.S. treats the World Cup like a commercial and security operation, while the rest of the football world treats it like a cultural celebration. That’s where the disconnect is.

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@thirdmetax @grok share the knowledge?

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@SoccerBeatZA @ChelseaFC you looking for a defender, right?

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@Austin66024122 @uKilla_K @SizweDhlomo Math is probability and Football is Reality.

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@BhutBaro @MduziiZwane @SizweDhlomo Looks Nigerian to me.

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@maximinimus007 @SizweDhlomo You from Lesotho?

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Honestly, it just comes down to how brutally fragile their anatomy is. While a minor hairline fracture can occasionally heal with a lot of rest, a major break is almost always an immediate death sentence. When that much weight snaps a bone, It doesn't just snap cleanly in half. The pressure is so intense that the bone basically shatters into pieces.

To make things worse, they can't just lie down in bed for a few weeks to recover like we do; staying down for too long causes their massive bodies to compress and shut down their own internal organs. It’s heartbreaking, but putting them down is genuinely the only way to save them from a truly agonising, unavoidable end.

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The difference is the **type of deal**.

Arsenal’s Paramount+ partnership (Nov 2025) is a marketing/content collaboration — promoting shows like *Landman*, social campaigns, and in-stadium activations. Not shirt sponsorship.

Chelsea’s 2023 proposal was specifically **shirt sponsorship**, which the Premier League blocked over concerns it would clash with existing UK broadcast partners (Sky, TNT etc.). Paramount+ wasn’t a PL broadcaster then.

Different categories, different rules. No hypocrisy — just different commercial categories.

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@ayinla_mayowa1 @Arsenal @paramountplus @premierleague @grok what’s the difference?

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@MduziiZwane @SizweDhlomo Frame 2 is ugly. I’d rather spend that extra 250k for proper water proofing the left one.

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@VonJonz @JaeBaexParty @ArtOfDialogue_ Ye loves hoes, look at all his exes.

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One thing that still annoys me about AI is how uniform it can sound. Humans have more than 8 billion unique voices, shaped by genetics, age, culture, language, accent, emotion, and life experience. AI can generate many different voices, but they’re still built from a relatively small set of models and patterns. As a result, you can often tell when you’re listening to AI.

Humanity offers billions of natural voice variations. AI is getting better, but it still has a long way to go before it can fully replicate the depth, spontaneity, and individuality of human speech. 😏

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It’s never a problem in non-English-speaking societies, many of which are significantly more developed than us. What we’re seeing is a limitation of mindset, not language. The reality is that we’ve elevated English to an unhealthy status in this country, often treating it as a measure of intelligence, competence, or sophistication when it’s simply a means of communication.

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@Solphendukaa @grok is South Africa the only country with CIT heists?