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[Zamir Mohyedin @zamirmohyedin]

Ada yang tanya pasal ini.

Video ini dikatakan menggambarkan keadaan makhluk dimensi tinggi (kita makhluk 3 dimensi) melihat kita yg bertiga dimensi.

Ideanya, disebabkan masa terletak di dimensi ke-4, dimensi tinggi dari itu menjadikan masa tidak linear.

Video ini sebenarnya masih menunjukkan masa itu linear. Kalau tengok video ini, ada jujukan peristiwa pergerakan rusa dari satu tempat ke satu tempat, jadi masa bergerak secara linear.

Kita sebagai makhluk 3D tak ada kapasiti nak gambarkan bagaimana keadaannya apabila masa tidak bergerak lurus (masa lampau, masa kini & masa depan berlaku serentak).

[KKMalaysia🇲🇾🩺❤️ @KKMPutrajaya]

Kementerian Kesihatan Malaysia (KKM) mengambil maklum isu yang diketengahkan mengenai aktiviti penjualan dan promosi alat/peranti yang digelar “hydrogen inhaler” atau mesin hidrogen serta dakwaan berkaitan.

KKM ingin menegaskan bahawa sebarang peranti perubatan yang dijual atau diguna di Malaysia mesti berdaftar dengan Pihak Berkuasa Peranti Perubatan (MDA) di bawah Akta Peranti Perubatan 2012 (Akta 737). Penjualan, pengedaran atau pengiklanan peranti yang tidak berdaftar adalah suatu kesalahan di bawah undang-undang dan boleh dikenakan tindakan penguatkuasaan.

Orang ramai, khususnya warga emas, dinasihatkan agar:

1. Tidak mudah terpengaruh dengan dakwaan yang menjanjikan kesan rawatan atau manfaat kesihatan yang belum dibuktikan secara saintifik dan belum diluluskan oleh pihak berkuasa.
2. Menyemak status pendaftaran mana-mana peranti perubatan melalui laman sesawang rasmi MDA sebelum membuat pembelian.
3. Berwaspada terhadap aktiviti jualan yang menyasarkan golongan berumur dan melibatkan tekanan atau rayuan emosi.

Sebarang aduan mengenai penjualan produk atau peranti tidak berdaftar, atau iklan yang mengelirukan, boleh dikemukakan kepada KKM atau MDA untuk siasatan lanjut.

KKM menggesa orang ramai agar sentiasa berhati-hati dan mendapatkan nasihat daripada pengamal perubatan berdaftar bagi sebarang isu kesihatan.

[Al Musafir @MusafirQalam]

Day 1,826 of stumbling across yet more evidence that Imām Abū Ḥanīfah was right

[KONGSI VIRAL🇲🇾 @kongsiviralje]

Anda semua ada nampak tak hantaran tentang kebocoran data peribadi Khairul Aming baru-baru ini?

Disebabkan rasa ingin tahu, saya cuba melayari laman web Cari tersebut.

Sejujurnya, pengalaman ini amat menyeramkan kerana hanya dengan memasukkan nombor kad pengenalan, segala maklumat peribadi seperti alamat rumah terus terpapar dengan begitu mudah, malah siap ada gambar kad pengenalan sekali.

Laman web itu juga tahu dengan tepat jumlah pendaftaran SSM yang saya miliki.

Sekarang barulah saya faham mengapa kita wajib menutup sebahagian gambar kad pengenalan sebelum memuat naiknya ke media sosial.

[Datuk Jahat Hensem @datukhensem]

Fakta menarik

Based on 2024 data

Malaysia ada 156 PBT

Dari 156, hanya 89 PBT yang ada landscaping dept/unit.

Dari 89 PBT yang ada, hanya ada 11 PBT yang ada certified arborist(pakar pokok).

Total arborist dalam 11 PBT tersebut ialah 18 orang.

[Fendi #RobohKuilHaram @BendiTheBagak]

Crazy betul this MALAYSIAN CINA PEDOPHILE.

And nobody is saying anything about this guy. Cuba teka sebab apa? Senyap je comments everywhere on social medias.

[Buletin TV3 @BuletinTV3]

NASIONAL | Kerajaan bercadang menguatkuasakan kadar maksimum kompaun baru dari RM300 kepada RM500 bagi kesalahan jalan raya mulai 1 Januari 2029.

Menteri Pengangkutan, Anthony Loke berkata, ia selaras pindaan Akta Pengangkutan Jalan 1987 (Akta 333), di mana tujuannya bagi meningkatkan pematuhan, bukan membebankan rakyat atau menambah pendapatan kerajaan.

#BuletinTV3 #BeritaTerkini #KementerianPengangkutan #JPJ #KesalahanJalanRaya #Kompaun

[Pacal Yang Hina @pacalyanghina]

@belacanlover Bukan hollywood tapi drama tamil.

[nabs no 1 labubu hater ♡(˶‾᷄ ⁻̫ ‾᷅˵)♡ @belacanlover]

siapa kata bukit serene takde hollywood

[KucingKerongKuantan @KlutzyKucing]

Contoh-contoh scene dari filem Hollywood:

1. Tampor imam masjid

2. Pukul orang dengan kayu golf.

3. Buat video minum air dalam kolam

4. Bagi Malaysia kena denda dengan FIFA dengan idea ‘pemain warisan’ lepastu lepas tangan.

5. Lahir dalam dulang emas, tapi acah faham kehidupan rakyat marhaen.

6. Ratusan kereta sports di garaj, tapi nak noktahkan miskin tegar.

7. Rasa diri Jack of All Trades dengan masuk campur urusan pentadbiran negeri dan persekutuan, bolasepak, politik, dan sebagainya, padahal tidak pernah dipilih rakyat.

Contoh ja.

[MatLab crashes @memecrashes]

aren't you concerned that the left window is going at like 270km/h and the right window only at like 50km/h?

[dr. Adam Prabata @AdamPrabata]

JANGAN DITIRU DI RUMAH!

Prosedur di video ini adalah menggunakan magnet kuat untuk menarik pecahan logam kecil yang masuk ke kulit. Prosedur ini menggunakan sifat magnet yang dapat menarik logam magnetik, sehingga dapat keluar dari luka dengan sendirinya.

Nah sebenarnya penelitian mengenai metode ini sudah ada. Salah satu penelitian menemukan bahwa penggunaan magnet berhasil pada 87% kasus serpihan logam di ekstremitas. Selain itu ada penelitian yang menggunakan metode menarik pecahan logam di tubuh di kepala, leher, bahkan mata.

NAMUN, risikonya SANGAT TINGGI bila dilakukan di rumah. Salah satunya adalah risiko infeksi, yang malah ujung-ujungnya buat lukanya jadi makin parah.

Selain itu, jika area pecahan logamnya itu ternyata "dalam", maka bisa merusak struktur disekitarnya, seperti pembuluh darah, saraf, atau tendon, yang malah berujung pada kerusakan jaringan yang lebih berat.

Semoga bermanfaat!

Sumber Ilmiah
-Effectiveness of magnets in removing metallic foreign bodies
-The Novel Use of Rare Earth Magnets for the Extraction of Metallic Soft Tissue Foreign Bodies in Children

[Cerlong Paceroh @MeeRebus11]

tbh, i view Indonesia, Singapore and Brunei as extreme versions of Malaysia. If Malaysia becomes too nationalistic, it will become like Indonesia, if Malaysia is too open for all, it will become like Singapore, if Malaysia only sticks to tradition, it will become like Brunei.

[Richard Ker @richardker]

Everyone is angry at this.

Not just the Malays. The Chinese, the Indians, the indigenous tribes and myself included as an East Malaysian.

And we should be.

A family of four from Terengganu, a father, a mother, a 73-year-old grandmother and a 10-year-old girl, were on their way somewhere on Monday afternoon near Simpang Renggam, Johor.

It looked like a regular day but they never made it home.

Two brothers of Chinese origins, 19 and 22 years old, were racing on that same road in a Mercedes Benz A250 and a BMW 530e.

When the BMW lost control, it crossed into the opposite lane and hit four other vehicles.

According to news reports, the 22-year-old driver also died when his car entered a ravine.

Five people died in total. No amount of money can bring back those five lives.

I’ve seen people make this a racial issue online. I understand the anger.

But to me this is a road safety failure.

And somewhere, it’s also a parenting failure.

Because two young men shouldn’t be racing luxury cars on a public road. Something along the way went very wrong. So wrong… 😔

This is a classic case of cause and effect.

Every day we see drivers like this on our roads. Speeding, weaving, treating the highway like a circuit.

Many don’t see the importance of road safety until it happens to them or to someone they love.

The scary part is no matter how careful we are, some people are careless.

We used to have real road safety campaigns in this country. In the 80s and 90s, it was everywhere, on TV, on radio, in schools.

It shaped how a generation thought about driving.

I feel the culture is gone. And we’re paying for it with lives.

I won’t be surprised if something like this happens again in a few months. Because nothing has really changed.

I don’t know when Malaysia will become a country that is able to reduce its road accident rate.

To the families who are affected, words are not enough. May they rest in peace. Deepest condolences. 😔

[ًِ @bckupacc99]

Tolong buat laporan kepada SPRM, Jabatan Alam Sekitar dan Jabatan Hidupan Laut sekali. Lekaih!

Marriot perhentian.

[gagakmengarut @mengarut_je]

Dalam erti kata lain, Melayu bangunkan Kuala Lumpur, tapi masa zaman 1960 an, cina klaim, mereka yang bangunkan, dan Melayu hanyalah parasit yang sepatutnya dihalau keluar dari kawasan bandar. Pergh, gilo punya cino.

[Projek Hitam @projekhitam]

Dari kecil, anak2 perlu didedahkan sikit sikit dengan realiti how life is unfair, and to survive kita kena buat benda kita tak suka either chores, homework.

Sooner later, anak2 will know yang attention/love and money, susah untuk datang serentak.

Make them understand

[Anish Moonka @anishmoonka]

A baby this age usually switches toys every 2-3 minutes. This duck stair toy holds their attention 10-15 minutes straight. Watch the baby's face. It's the focus a scientist gets when an experiment is finally working.

The experiment goes like this: "is the duck going to fall down again?" After the first cycle, the baby's brain has learned the rule, and every duck after that becomes a fresh test of it. The duck climbs, reaches the top, falls down the slide, and the prediction gets confirmed. Every confirmed prediction triggers a tiny pulse of dopamine, the same brain chemical you get when you finally remember where you put your keys. To a baby, watching the duck do the expected thing feels the way solving a small puzzle feels to you.

Researchers at the University of Rochester gave this its name back in 2012. They call it the Goldilocks Effect. Celeste Kidd's lab tracked 72 seven-month-old babies as they watched videos that ranged from very predictable to completely random. The babies looked away when the videos got too boring. They also gave up when things turned too random. They stayed glued only when the pattern landed somewhere in the middle, predictable enough to follow, surprising enough to feel interesting.

The duck staircase lives in exactly that zone. The rule is simple. But each loop has just enough variation, the order the ducks come in, the bounce of the slide, the timing of each fall, to keep the brain busy checking its own predictions.

Bright yellow on a pale frame. At four months old, a baby's vision is about a third as sharp as yours, so soft pastel colors blur into mush, but high-contrast colors pop out clearly. The whole toy is also constantly moving, and babies prefer moving things to still things from their first month of life. A baby's brain forms about a million new connections every second during their first year, so anything moving is a free chance to learn.

Compare the duck toy to a fast-cut video on a phone screen. The brain can't pull a pattern from thousands of unpredictable pixels per second, so attention drops. Now compare it to a plain wooden block. Nothing is changing, so there's nothing to predict, and attention drops the other way. The duck on the stairs is the rare toy that lands right between too-much and too-little. It's why this baby can stare at it for fifteen minutes while a $300 educational toy gets two. The duck toy costs about fifteen bucks.

[Bayrak Medya @bayrakmedya]

Yakalanan bir vatoz balığının stres anında tetiklenen erken doğum refleksiyle yavrularını canlı olarak dünyaya getirdiği anlar.

[BFM News @NewsBFM]

📌 Parti Bersama Malaysia has outlined its 12-point agenda.

Key proposals include:

• A minimum 5% annual wage growth target linked to GDP growth.

• Capping migrant workers at 5% of the workforce.

• Affordable housing with home prices capped at four times annual household income.

• Monthly government cash aid for households based on income and dependents, with aid distributed automatically via a national system.

• Shifting key appointment and oversight powers from the Prime Minister to Parliament.

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