Bursein

Board Certified Dermatologist, Alumni Michigan State University 🇺🇲 | Money talks, wealth whispers

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Fiat Currencies

[illuminatibot @iluminatibot]

Name a scam that's been around so long that we don't even realize it's a scam anymore.

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@iluminatibot Fiat Currencies

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@MominISheikh Moon will eclipse soon when KSE100 hits 900USD

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The Facts:
• 1989: ~10M people swarmed Khomeini's funeral, broke the wooden coffin, and his body fell onto the ground.
• A military helicopter recovered the body; State TV announced a fake "postponement" to clear the crowds.
• Khomeini was later buried in a sealed metal coffin under concrete.
• 2026: Khamenei was reportedly killed Feb. 28, yet his public funeral took place over 4 months later in July.
• Islamic law prohibits conventional chemical embalming, making 120+ days of body preservation a major biological challenge.

The Theory:
Preserving an unembalmed body for 4 months during wartime is a huge liability. After the 1989 disaster, the regime had every incentive to avoid another public casket breach. Khamenei may have been buried weeks earlier, with the July procession using an empty coffin purely for state optics.

References:
• LA Times (6/6/89): "Khomeini's Body Falls From Coffin as Frenzied Mourners Tear Shroud"
• TIME (6/18/89): Documented the body falling before helicopter evacuation.
• AP Archives: Recorded the coffin collapse and later sealed-metal burial.

#Iran #Khamenei #Tehran

[Bursein @bursein]

@foxlogica getting the money out of Pakistan is capped by SBP individual investment limits (~$25k/year)

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@NoLimitGains In any high inflationary country banks are best stocks e.g. Canada and Pakistan 😅

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@Barchart Haha

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Major inventions that mass-displaced workers:

• Power Loom (1780s) — Replaced hundreds of thousands of British hand-weavers.

• Steam Thresher (1830s) — Greatly reduced demand for seasonal farm labor.

• McCormick Reaper (1831) — One machine replaced 5–7 harvest workers.

• Steam Locomotive (1840s) — Collapsed much of the coaching, canal, and horse-transport economy.

• Automobile (1900s) — Eliminated most urban horse-related occupations.

• Linotype Machine (1886) — One operator replaced 5–8 hand typesetters.

• Talkies (1927) — Thousands of theater musicians lost their jobs within a few years.

• Electric Refrigerator (1930s) — Destroyed the natural ice harvesting and delivery industry.

• Mechanical Cotton Picker (1943) — Displaced millions of agricultural workers over time.

• Automatic Telephone Exchange — Eliminated roughly 250,000 US switchboard operator jobs.

• Container Shipping (1956) — Port labor requirements collapsed around the world.

• Spreadsheet + PC (1980s) — Made many typist and clerical jobs obsolete.

• CAD Software (1982) — Manual drafting largely disappeared as a profession.

• Digital Photography (1990s) — The film ecosystem collapsed; Kodak fell from 145,000 employees to bankruptcy.

• Online Booking (late 1990s) — Tens of thousands of travel agencies closed.

• Streaming (2007–) — Video rental stores and much of physical media retail disappeared.

• E-commerce (2010s) — Reshaped retail employment while shifting millions of jobs toward logistics and fulfillment.

• Automatic Elevator — Lift operators became largely unnecessary.

The pattern is remarkably consistent:

New technology compresses hours or days of human labor into minutes. Certain occupations shrink dramatically or disappear within a generation.

History suggests technology rarely eliminates all work—it changes what work humans do. The open question with AI is whether it will automate a much broader range of cognitive work than previous technologies automated physical or routine tasks.

[Habibullah Khan @Huk06]

Dropped in to see the stylish and charismatic @AbsarAlamHaider to talk about what jobs AI will take, how entry level jobs and freelancing are in trouble, and what parents and students should know! Only Absar obsesses this much with topics essential for the country & its youth!

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@MohUmair87 Musical chair is about to stop

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@RA_Bail_ He is a spokesperson and spokesperson's job is to tell everything without telling anything. He is very good at his job.

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@asadfacts Time is ruthless, one day another serving member would consider them labourer.

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@MWasayI No dropping in yield. Will make double top in yield this decade

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@foxlogica @13 @5 The conceptual arc — dumb PKR saver → smart NRP dollar saver → sophisticated equity investor — is correct. But the specifics in Tier 3 need a significant rewrite before publishing.

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@ia_rajpoot Along w that seminary the parents should be sent to jail for child neglect

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Non serious attitude is classic for this nation.

[Waqar khan @Waqarkhan]

LPG ڈیلر ایسوسی ایشن اپنے ساتھ ہونے والی زیادتیاں اور سرکاری اداروں کی نا انصافیاں بتانے کے لیے پریس کانفرس کر رہے تھے کہ سرکاری ادارے کی طرف سے انہیں آم بیجھے گئے، ایسوسی ایشن ممبر نے پریس کانفرس کو نظر انداز کر کے آم چوپنے شروع کر دیے

[Bursein @bursein]

In most third world countries the system rewards extraction over creation, connection over competence, and consumption over investment.

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@CMComplaintCell @CCD_Punjab

[Miftah Ismail @MiftahIsmail]

In my column I argue that there is essentially no difference between Islamic and conventional banking. Both charge you fixed interest without risk-sharing. Arabic names for loan products doesn’t make you Islamic. https://t.co/2TjpM0k2UG

[Bursein @bursein]

@faizannriaz The sign of fragmentation between thoth and osiris