Sparta.

The real joy of life is to have wisdom.

[Sparta. @Thelastsparta]

I chose justice over peace.

[simeon-sanai @Naiknelofar788]

I chose peace over perfection

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@nakulvibhor What is the size of ipo? What will be the share for retail?

[Ravi Handa @ravihanda]

You are rich or broke because of luck and privilege.

Your day to day actions have little impact on your financial outcomes.

[Sparta. @Thelastsparta]

Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #MyXAnniversary

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@JATINSKYMET Use better contrast colour sir, so it can reach commoner like us.

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@callmesitara12 You are just taking too much stress. Help yourself out.

[Sparta. @Thelastsparta]

@Halima_Limi No kidding, Anyone interested kindly share me your wali contact details.

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@Halima_Limi Be my sister assist me.

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@kausaransari_ Bhai apka tu biyah ho gya hai
Kya kriyega lambe hokr ab

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@KasaSaaz_ @mustafavee Bhai i did all kind of research and at the end I find that sab naseeb ki bat hoti koi kitna kuch Krle.

[Anish Moonka @anishmoonka]

Harvard historian Michael McCormick has a candidate for the worst year to be alive: 536 AD. A volcano blocked the sun for 18 months. Snow fell in China in August. Crops failed across three continents. We know exactly when it happened because trees recorded it in their rings.

Each ring is one year of weather. Wide ring, plenty of rain. Narrow ring, drought. A charred, warped ring (scientists call it a “frost ring”) means the climate took a hit, usually from a volcano dumping ash into the upper atmosphere. A tree-ring scientist named Mike Baillie at Queen’s University Belfast found the 536 signal in Irish oak during the 1990s. The rings from that year are paper thin. Almost nothing grew. Trees on three different continents showed the same scar.

The oldest living tree is a bristlecone pine in California called Methuselah. Nearly 5,000 years old. It was a sapling when the Egyptian pyramids were going up. The Forest Service won’t say where it is because they’re afraid tourists will love it to death.

Researchers used over 1,400 sets of tree ring records from across North America to map droughts going back to 800 AD. Their map nailed the Dust Bowl of the 1930s. But it also found the Great Pueblo Drought, 1276 to 1297. Twenty-one straight years of dry. That drought likely forced the ancestral Pueblo people to pack up and leave the entire Colorado Plateau. An entire civilization walked away from their homes, and the trees kept the receipt.

A 2015 Yale study in Nature counted about 3 trillion trees on Earth. Sounds like a lot until you hear the rest: that’s 46% fewer than when human civilization started. We cut down about 15 billion a year. We plant back maybe 5 billion. Every one of those trees was quietly keeping a climate record, year by year. When one comes down, that record is gone.

[Sparta. @Thelastsparta]

@NatureUnedited This feels so sad

[HALAL AKHI  @Pengpappi_xo]

Your Akhirah is not a joke it will last forever. Do you understand what that means? It means there will be no end. No escape. No second chances. So ask yourself: do you really want to spend eternity in punishment because of a sin you couldn't give up in this short,

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@Ramandeep_Bajwa China will never invade Taiwan, It doesn't need to.

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@Incognitocric Shivam ne lipistic kyun lgaya hai

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@tariqtramboo There's simply no evidence for this claim @grok Please verify.

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@iamnarendranath Agressive FII outflow.

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@steve__smith__ You don't look like Steve Smith.

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@toxifyy18

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@kausaransari_ Success is subjective.

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@Nicks103 They are highly under estimating JDU.