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I agree with this assertion. For any social experiment or research to produce meaningful and reliable conclusions, the sample population should be as diverse and representative as possible. Findings drawn from a single demographic or location may not accurately reflect
@Jimoh_Yousuf This your analogy is wack. The guy is eating halal money period.
It was an inheritance and the inheritance is halal for him as long as he is not a bastard
Intelligence is not something you should be proud of or show off; especially if you’re a capitalist who wants to be rich.
Look around you. Have you seen the skits people watch? Dumb stuff!
Jarvis and Peller make the exact kind of content Gen Z loves.
VDM can sway public discourse for an entire week.
These are not stupid people. They’re smart in a very specific way: they understand how the masses think, and they know how to command attention.
There was a BBN season where a housemate was evicted and people were tweeting, “Good riddance; she been dey do too much book book.”
And who did the masses want? Mercy Eke, because big bumbum, and hot romance.
That should tell you something.
Your problem is that you take the masses too seriously. At the biological level, we are higher animals driven by fear, lust, hunger, status, and other base desires.
We just cover it up with clothes and a little conditioning.
Animals is what we are.
That’s what you tap into.
That’s why forex is such a favorite of the masses: they see outliers flashing cars and money and they want it too; the same way an ape wants a banana another ape is holding.
It’s biology.
It’s how the world works.
To win, you have to think, talk, and behave like the masses. Don’t fight it.
Don’t mock people who follow Peller and Jarvis; that arrogance is how you miss the lesson. Be humble. Observe them.
That’s how you learn to leverage mass behavior and move up in this world.
I watched a woman cry for almost 2 hours at her POS stand because of ₦20,000 💔
At first, I thought someone had stolen from her.
But no. A customer transferred ₦20,000 to her account, collected the cash, and left. Minutes later, she received a debit alert—the customer had reversed the transfer.
She tried calling the number. It was switched off. She checked the account details nothing, the man had disappeared.
Now, ₦20,000 may not seem like much to some. But for her, it was days of profit. I watched her sit there crying, saying:
“How do I explain this to my children? This is the money I use to feed them.”
That’s when it hit me. Many people are not poor because they are lazy. They are one bad day away from breaking.
One scam. One sickness. One mistake. One emergency.
So please, if life is treating you kindly right now, be grateful. And if you do business with people hustling to survive, don’t cheat them.
You may be stealing money from them… but you could also be stealing peace from an entire family. 💔
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