Anant Mishra

[ZIZOU @zizou_q8]

🚨 أكبر ظلم في تاريخ كرة القدم مقارنة مارادونا مع ميسي . 🇦🇷 ‼️

هناك لاعب فاز بكأس العالم…

وهناك لاعب غيّر تاريخ كرة القدم.

دييغو مارادونا لم يكن مجرد قائد للأرجنتين… كان الأرجنتين نفسها داخل الملعب.

✅ مونديال 1986:

●ساهم مباشرة في 10 من أصل 14 هدفًا للأرجنتين (5 أهداف + 5 تمريرات حاسمة).
●صنع “هدف القرن” الذي تصفه FIFA بأنه أعظم هدف في تاريخ كأس العالم.
●حمل منتخبًا لم يكن يضم كوكبة نجوم كتلك التي امتلكتها منتخبات أخرى، ومع ذلك عاد بالكأس إلى بوينس آيرس.

✅ مونديال 1990:

●رغم الإصابات والآلام، قاد منتخبًا أقل جودة هجوميًا إلى النهائي.
●أقصى البرازيل ثم إيطاليا صاحبة الأرض والجمهور.
●لم يحتج إلى منتخب مكتمل ليصنع المعجزة.

✅ على مستوى الأندية:

●اختار أصعب تحدٍ ممكن: الدوري الإيطالي عندما كان أقوى دوري في العالم، حيث كانت الكرة تُلعب وسط دفاعات شرسة، وبدون VAR أو حماية للمهاجمين.
●أخذ نابولي، النادي الذي لم يكن قد فاز بالدوري الإيطالي في تاريخه، إلى لقبين للدوري وكأس الاتحاد الأوروبي، وجعل مدينة بأكملها تعيش أعظم حقبة في تاريخها.

أما ميسي…

فهو بلا شك لاعب كبير ، لكن إنجازاته جاءت مع أندية ومنتخب امتلكت منظومات فنية قوية ولاعبين من الطراز العالمي حوله. وهذا لا ينتقص منه، لكنه يختلف جذريًا عن قصة مارادونا الذي كان في كثير من الأحيان هو المنظومة بأكملها.

لهذا، عندما يتحدث مؤرخو اللعبة عن أعظم أداء فردي في كأس العالم، يعودون إلى مارادونا 1986.

وعندما يتحدثون عن أعظم قصة حمل لاعب لمنتخب على كتفيه، يعودون إلى مارادونا.

وعندما يتحدثون عن أعظم معجزة في تاريخ الأندية الأوروبية، يتوقفون طويلًا عند نابولي مارادونا.

💙 لذلك… المقارنة بالأرقام وحدها تظلم التاريخ، لأن التاريخ لا يقيس فقط “كم سجلت”، بل يسأل أيضًا: مدى التغيير؟ والمصاعب؟ مع من لعبت في فريق واحد؟

[India in SouthAfrica @hci_pretoria]

India's Hydrogen Train: A New Chapter in Clean Mobility🚆

Tomorrow, Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi will flag off India's first indigenously designed, engineered and integrated hydrogen-powered train between Jind and Sonipat in Haryana.

It features one of the world's longest hydrogen-powered passenger train configurations with 10 coaches.

This milestone places India among a select group of nations operating hydrogen-powered trains, showcasing the country's growing leadership in sustainable and home-grown innovation.

#MadeInIndia #HydrogenTrain #GreenMobility #IndianRailways #CleanEnergy #Innovation @narendramodi @DrSJaishankar @MEAIndia @diaspora_india @IndianDiplomacy @PIB_India @DDNewslive @ANI @airnewsalerts @PMOIndia @RailMinIndia

[Robert Friedland @robert_ivanhoe]

The theme of copper tightness continues... @BankofAmerica reported this morning that China's cathode inventories fell by 17% (~34,900 tonnes) over the past week (see chart). There has been a precipitous fall in both LME and SHFE copper inventories since March

[Africa Facts Zone @AfricaFactsZone]

South Africa played a key role in NASA's Artemis II mission in terms of deep space tracking and communications.

The South African National Space Agency provides vital tracking, telemetry, and ranging data through the Hartebeesthoek Ground Station (HartRAO).

[Anant Mishra @anantster]

@MoSalah @LFC Thanks for all the memories! God Mo

[Anant Mishra @anantster]

@ErnstRoets @NYYRC @StefanoLforte @olivetreebeck @mldenys @LorenzoCaccia @LexLibertasOnX Know you’ve black friends. Keep them in the mix as well, their support will assist your nation building narrative…viva SA

[Freyy @Freyy_is]

dear apple, the iPod needs to come back. not for nostalgia. for the parents who want their kids to love music and audiobooks without a browser, social media, and the whole internet attached to it

[Parimal @Fintech03]

The big PSUs win the tenders, but the R&D that makes $3/kg possible is happening in Bangalore by a startup called Newtrace.

Traditional electrolyzers use a membrane to separate h2 & o2. These membranes are expensive, fragile, & often made of rare materials. Newtrace has developed a membrane-less electrolyzer. It uses fluid dynamics (water flow) to keep the gases separate.

This reduces the CAPEX of the machine by 30% & completely eliminates the need for rare earth metals like Iridium. This is the Deep Tech engine that will drive India from ₹279 (~$3) to the ₹150 (~$1.60) target by 2030.

[Vinod Khosla @vkhosla]

At 70+ I feel like I'm thirty backing exciting innovators/innovations making the impossible possible and from improbable ideas to world-changing socially impactful companies. Never had such a fast learning rate in my life or felt I could have so much impact, which is exciting.

[Gaurab Chakrabarti @Gaurab]

Kodak filed for bankruptcy in 2012. Fujifilm, their closest competitor, had the same problem: digital cameras killed film. Fujifilm's response was to repurpose its chemical expertise. The same particle science that put emulsion on film now produces CMP slurry, the polishing compound that flattens every chip layer to atomic smoothness. Nearly half the world's copper CMP slurry comes from Fujifilm. They spent $700 million acquiring a high purity process chemicals business from Entegris and built a new plant in Kumamoto, right next to TSMC's first Japanese fab. Revenue target for electronic materials by 2030: $3.3 billion. While Kodak saw a dying business, Fujifilm saw the chemistry underneath.

[Piers Morgan @piersmorgan]

What’s happening to Imran Khan is outrageous. I hope @elonmusk can do something to stop this obvious suppression of support for him, and that the Pakistan authorities afford Imran his basic human rights.

[Anant Mishra @anantster]

@JavierBlas We all know the origins of these, greed!

[Amish Tripathi | Author | Broadcasting | History @authoramish]

Even though India's decline began in the 11th century, it's important to remember that when Nader Shah looted Delhi in 1738, he needed:

- 700 elephants
- 4,000 camels
- 12,000 horses

To carry the loot back! This was just 1 city. Even in our downfall, we were incredibly wealthy

[Manly Mentor @manly_mentor]

Men,
Stop doubting your worth🔥

[Dr. Copper🔋🌎⛏️ @CopperBullish]

#Copper - 175 price year history of the red metal - Thanks @MiningVisuals

[Sam Altman @sama]

deepseek's r1 is an impressive model, particularly around what they're able to deliver for the price.

we will obviously deliver much better models and also it's legit invigorating to have a new competitor! we will pull up some releases.

[George M @GeorgeM_Growth]

In 1973, Xerox was the world’s most powerful tech giant, worth billions.

They controlled 85% of the copier market and invented the future of computing.

Then they made the most EXPENSIVE mistake in tech—handing Steve Jobs a $3 TRILLION empire.

Here’s the full story: 🧵