Dr. MetFormin

Doctor by profession || peace was never an option | mostly Retweets ✌️

[Dr. MetFormin @_dhakad_07]

Bc kon hai ko roj ki ek bottle syrup pi raha hai?

[TheLiverDoc™ @theliverdoc]

Homeopathy "medicine" for liver health.
There is nothing more stupid than Homeopathy and its practice. No idea how and why people believe in this nonsense.

[Dr. MetFormin @_dhakad_07]

@instagram’s way of forcing creators to take meta pro subscription again after cancellation
Pic-1 web link shows broken now
Pic-2 Notice the reach of last two months after cancelling subscription despite sharing similar quality and quantity of content

[Dr. MetFormin @_dhakad_07]

@themridulpal Mandir bhi hai 😂

[Dr. MetFormin @_dhakad_07]

Ladle ! tu khelta hoga cricket mein trial ball
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hum toh NEET-PG ka exam bhi trial ball ki tarah dekar aaye hai.

[Dr. MetFormin @_dhakad_07]

Humne 5 logo ke chehre par dove lagaya aur 5 Interns ko 14 hr duty ke baad free mein khana khila diya, Interns ke chehre pe zyada glow tha.

[Dr. MetFormin @_dhakad_07]

From Reddit.
Standard books or coaching apps?
Which one you should go with?

[Dr. MetFormin @_dhakad_07]

@darkandcrude Well well well…unknown men 🤭

[Dr. MetFormin @_dhakad_07]

Got 98/100 in maths in 10th class still ended up taking bio in 11th

[primordial intelligence @primal_brainer]

Share a piece of math lore about yourself

[Dr. MetFormin @_dhakad_07]

@marijuana__Med Where is the rarity? It’s a basic question paper

[Dr. MetFormin @_dhakad_07]

@shintiishintii Yes under supervision of PG SR or consultant

[Dr. MetFormin @_dhakad_07]

@morbidly_cool I passed my 1st prof exam studying Guyton only. Sadly didn’t read any standard book in final year

[Dr. MetFormin @_dhakad_07]

@autopsy_surgeon Karora

[THE SKIN DOCTOR @theskindoctor13]

Midnight physics :

Imagine two twins, Puran and Poli, both 10. Puran stays on Earth, while Poli goes on a space trip in a spaceship traveling almost at the speed of light. Poli returns after what feels like 10 years on Earth.

When they meet again, Puran, who stayed on Earth, is now 20 years old. But Poli, who traveled so fast, has barely aged and is still about 10. Why? Because the faster you move, the slower time passes for you (Time dilation, Einstein’s theory of relativity). And if you could actually move at the speed of light, time would stop completely; you wouldn’t age at all.

In reality, this is a theoretical concept because anything that has mass, like people or spaceships, can’t reach the speed of light. But who knows, in the future we might build spaceships that get very close to it.

The main point here is: time is relative; it doesn’t pass the same way for everyone. In fact, in physics, time itself doesn’t really “flow.” It’s part of what’s called spacetime, which stays still like a giant map. What we call time passing is actually us moving along our path (called a worldline) in spacetime.

On Earth, we all feel time moving the same way because we’re all moving at similar speeds. But astronauts on the International Space Station orbit the Earth so fast that time slows down a tiny bit for them; they age about 0.01 seconds less over 6 months compared to people on Earth.

Interestingly, Hindu scriptures dated thousands of years back also describe time moving differently in different realms:

In the Bhagavata Purana, King Kakudmi and his daughter Revati visit Brahma’s realm to ask for a suitable husband. What feels like a short wait there turns out to be thousands of years on Earth, so when they return, everything on Earth has changed.

King Muchukund went to help Indra, the king of heaven, in a long war against asurs. Time in heaven moved slower for him, so when he finally returned to Earth, he discovered that many ages had passed and his family and kingdom were gone.

It’s fascinating that something we now understand and prove scientifically was thought of in ancient Hindu texts thousands of years ago.

[Dr. MetFormin @_dhakad_07]

Wait… you guys use digital sphygmomanometer in govt. Hospital?

[Apoptotic_Vibe @Ritika_Rathi_08]

“The Most irritating line” ….bacche jake iske vitals le aao …. Or pulse rate manually leke aana 😪

[Archie Sengupta @archiexzzz]

Today, I heard a very disturbing story about how India's national security is at risk. It came from a friend who recently visited Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

After landing, he checked into a hotel and was speaking with a man at the reception desk. The man, who worked there, asked my friend where he was from. My friend replied that he was from India.

While talking, my friend was trying to figure out the man's accent and asked if he was from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan. The man laughed and said, "Haha, good catch. Actually, my i am from Peshawar, Pakistan."

Then he said something shocking: "But I have an Indian passport."

Yes, you read that right - and my friend was shocked too. The man went on to explain that since the Malaysian govt/other countries don't offer visa on arrival for Pakistanis and because it's cheaper to get an Indian passport than to bribe Pakistani officials for a visa, he took the Indian route.

At this point, my friend was both scared and shocked. He asked the man, “How did you get an Indian passport if you're a Pakistani?”
The man smiled and replied, “I went to Hyderabad, India, and stayed there for 1 month. I paid 3 lakhs to agents who arranged a job for me abroad along with an Indian passport. Within 1 month, the passport was delivered.”

Just imagine the level of corruption involved. When I applied for my passport recently, it took me 2 months. But here, a Pakistani with a fake address, fake name, and fake documents gets an Indian passport in just 1 month?

This is a serious national security issue. I have no idea what our intelligence agencies are doing, but this is happening right under their nose. The person sitting next to you might not even be Indian but a Pakistani or Bangladeshi.

[Dr. MetFormin @_dhakad_07]

@Sleepless_doc Relatable af 😭

[Dr. MetFormin @_dhakad_07]

@drkafeelkhan https://t.co/c66TcEpqyN

[Dr. MetFormin @_dhakad_07]

A third-class idea… imagine the neck issues after sitting in class looking at a 90° angle for 5–6 hours everyday for a year

[Dr. MetFormin @_dhakad_07]

A third-class idea… imagine the neck issues after sitting in class looking at a 90° angle for 5–6 hours everyday for a year

[Prof. Dr Kafeel Khan @drkafeelkhan]

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