Bhargav

Electronics Engineer, Knowledge Seeker, Political Observer

[Dominant @dominantzprince]

The greatest response in football history.
No one does it better.

CR7 🐐

[Isaignani Addict @IsaignaniAddict]

How AI screens resumes before they ever reach human eyes.. 😬

#JobSearch #Recruitment #TechMeme #SVSekhar

[Agbolojo @DAgbolojo]

Nahuel Molina pushed Nico Williams with the intent to foul him unprovoked and ended up giving a pre assist 😭😂😂

[Anshul Saxena @AskAnshul]

This is from Mizoram.

A disciplined protest by students against the NEET paper leak, demanding the resignation of Dharmendra Pradhan.

- Stick to the cause.
- No stone pelting or violence.
- No damage to public or private property.
- No sloganeering like Umar Khalid Zindabad, Sita ke Pati, Naam rahega Allah ka, Restore Article 370, etc.
- No abusive remarks against the Indian Army.
- No clashes between students and the police.

Northeast India once again sets an example.

[Mal @UtdMaI]

This World Cup gave us the wildest character development

We started by hating Cucurella and somehow ended up loving him. Messi entered as the “humble idol” to some and left looking like the face of anti-football.

Cristiano kept reminding everyone why he’s the most admirable athlete of all time. The world finally discovered that Haaland is very real… especially the girls. Valentín Barco got properly humbled by Bellingham.

And somehow, by the end of it all, Cape Verde became everyone’s dream holiday destination.

What a tournament!

[𝔻𝕣. 𝔹𝕠𝕙𝕣𝕒 𝕄𝔻. 𝔸𝕀ℝ𝔻 @Vasheegaran]

This Janagaraj 🤭🤭

[Ororo😎 @McFlybowy]

If you followed Cristiano Ronaldo’s career from the beginning, you’d know how true this statement is. He genuinely wasn’t supposed to become the player who would score 700, 800, or even chase 1,000 official career goals. That’s what makes his journey so extraordinary and why Dad is GOAT.

When he broke through at Sporting, Ronaldo wasn’t known as a goalscorer. He was an exciting, unpredictable winger who loved taking defenders on. His game was built around pace, stepovers, tricks, and flair. He’d beat three or four players, but his end product was often questioned. In fact, one of the biggest criticisms of the young Ronaldo at Manchester United was that he dribbled too much, held onto the ball for too long, and didn’t score or assist enough.

Sir Alex Ferguson saw something special in him, but even Ferguson wasn’t signing a player he expected to become football’s greatest goalscorer. He saw an elite winger with unbelievable physical tools and the mentality to improve. The goals came later because Ronaldo worked obsessively on every weakness in his game.

That’s the part people overlook. Ronaldo didn’t simply become a better finisher, he completely reinvented himself. Every few years he evolved into a different player. First he became a winger who could score 20-30 goals. Then he transformed into an inside forward capable of 50-60 goals a season. Later, as his pace naturally declined, he became arguably the greatest penalty box attacker football has ever seen, relying on movement, anticipation, timing, aerial dominance, and clinical finishing rather than dribbles.

His longevity is just as remarkable as his talent. Most forwards enjoy 4 or 5 elite seasons before injuries, age, or loss of motivation catch up with them. Ronaldo has maintained toop goalscoring levels for almost two decades. He adapted to different leagues, different managers, different teammates, and even different roles, yet the goals never stopped. There’s a reason he’s the only player to have scored 100+ goals for 5 different teams.

People also forget that he didn’t spend his entire career as a striker. A larger part of his early years was spent hugging the touchline, creating chances for others rather than staying inside the box. If you had told football fans in 2004 that this skinny winger with flashy stepovers would eventually outscore virtually every striker in history, most would have laughed.

His obsession with improvement is what really separates him. Every weakness became a target. He improved his weaker foot, heading, free-kicks, movement, finishing under pressure, physical conditioning, and even his understanding of space. While other players relied on natural ability, Ronaldo treated improvement like a full-time job.

That’s why his goals aren’t just a reflection of talent, they’re a reflection of discipline, adaptability, professionalism, and an unmatched mentality. He didn’t become one of football’s greatest goalscorers because that’s what everyone expected. He became one because he refused to stop evolving.

When we say Ronaldo wasn’t supposed to score this many goals, we’re absolutely right. He wasn’t born as a natural No. 9. He built himself into one through relentless work, constant reinvention, and an obsession with becoming better every single season. That’s what makes his goalscoring record one of the greatest achievements the sport has ever seen.

[Feminazi Sl@yer 🗡️ @Smash_Gynocracy]

What a F*CKED UP society we Indians have created for ourselves.

Two men got into an accident when a policeman suddenly opened his car's door without looking at the traffic.

Instead of helping and asking if they were injured, the policeman started beating them up. 😡

[Pushkar @Musafirr_hu_yar]

First in my bloodline to see a person asking for sick leave during a protest

[soham @wtfsoham]

Lmao

[Dr Don Allen @ddaamath]

Clever and easy to prove.
Let p = the prime >3. Then p^2-1 = (p-1)*(p+1). Both factors are even. One of them is divisible by 3 because the string p-1, p, p+1 must have a number divisible by 3, and it can't be p. Finally, the string p-1, p, p+1, p+2 must have a factor divisible by four, and it can't be p+2, which is odd, and so is p. Thus. we have the factors 2,4, and 3, multiplying to 24.

[Zara Quinn @_Zaraquin]

Spanish goalkeeper in the world cup finals 😂😂

[Zahack Tanvir — ضحاك تنوير @ZahackTanvir]

“Modi is a dictator.” Dude, he hasn’t even reached the “D” of dictatorship. Try doing in China, Iran, or the Middle East what you’ve done in Delhi. They’ll give you a real taste of what dictatorship actually looks like. Don’t abuse the leniency!

[iPaul @iPaulCanada]

2026世界人工智能大会，某科技公司展示的跨时代教具--AI黑板

[Cody Kakpo @CodyKakpo]

How did Ronaldo even see the gap before it even existed 🤯
Do you understand how humanly impossible that is?

[𝕊𝕥𝕒𝕣𝕜 @TheStarkXI]

Dembele’s confidence here was beyond football…pure artistic delivery✨🇫🇷

[Danish Kaneria @DanishKaneria61]

I am disturbed because every protest in India seems to have the same script.

1. Abuse Lord Ram.

2. Abuse Bharat Mata.

3. Abuse PM Modi.

4. Abuse PM Modi’s late mother.

5. Abuse Brahmins.

6. Abuse Hindutva.

No discussion.

No solutions.

Only slogans, abuse, and chaos.

The opposition seems to be living under the illusion that one day they will be able to create a Nepal-like situation in India.

No trade deal with the US has even been signed yet, but some farmers are already ready to block Delhi.

This is becoming a circus.

How can a nation progress when so many people are willing to protest first and verify facts later?

[𝐓𝐚𝐲 🇲🇦 @Tay_RMA]

CR7 était à peu près dans la même position que Messi en 2018 contre l'Espagne.
Domination écrasante, 34% du ballon et a quand même réussi à mettre 3 buts sur les 3 seuls tirs cadrés du Portugal.

C'est toujours la plus grande perf en CDM que j'ai vu en direct

[Varadraj Adya @varadadya]

24 years back.

I scored 62 and my friend scored 48.

I didnt get admission but my Friend who scored 48 got admission into BEST College for Commerce in Mumbai.

Today he is writing on Instagram "Education System" is Unfair.