@amerix That time is coming where owning will be rephrased. But ownership is not happiness.
Owning is subjective, just like happiness. The fact that you pay land rates on a land that used to be freehold does not mean you do not own it.
Embrace the change.
Yin Yang
Good morning,
WAKE UP!
No one is coming to rescue you.
• Not the government,
• Not your friends,
• Not luck.
The life you want is hidden behind work, sacrifice, discipline, and consistency.
Today is another opportunity to move one step closer.
Get up and go after it.
Normal day in Narok
Me: Nimekutumia pin location nataka uniletee hiyo vitu niko nyuma ya schedule sana
Hardware guy: Sawa.
Hardware guy after 10 mins: Boss,nakuletea wapi hii mzigo?
Me: sinimekutumia pin whatsapp,fungua itakuonesha mahali unakuja
Him: sawa.
Him after 5 mins: Boss fanya aje,hebu elezea uyu dereva mahali anakuja
Me: Amos,si nimekutumia pin?
Him: Ehh,nataka umwambie mahali tunakuja
Driver : Boss,nakuja wapi?
Me: Huyo jamaa wa hardware nimemtumia pin location.
Driver: iyo ni nini? Nataka uniambie mahali nakuja
Me: unajua kwa dispensary. Hapo karibu tu. Ukifika hapo nipigie
Driver: kwa hii bara bara ya mashimo? Hapo tunakujanga na elfu sita
Me: Boss! 5 kilometers unalipishaje elfu sita? Chukua 3500 uniletee
Driver: sawa. Ni sawa,lakini apo umenifinya
Amos,Hardware guy: Hello wacha tutoke,mdosi ananiambia uniwekee deposit.
Me: * Sends 70k*
Me,Calls him: Umepata?
Him: Ehh,sawa.
Me(calls amos after 25mins): Weh mmefika wapi?
Amos: “Nakwambia uyu driver nikama amepatwa na wasimu ati amepata kasi ingine ataki hii yako. Wacha niite mwingine”
SMH!!
The distinction between engineering and magic is entirely a modern linguistic conceit.
To the ancients, a wizard, a magus, a sorceror, was not a man who commanded forces outside the laws of nature. He was a man who commanded the forces of nature, by manipulating them through his understanding of natural law.
But the modern word for a man who commands the universe by understanding its laws is "engineer".
Yes, the ancient sorceror would try to commune with the spirits of the dead, or read the destiny of kings in the stars, or perform fertility rites to make the crops grow, but this wasn't some special supernatural discipline to him.
This was simply his model of how the natural world worked.
He would not have made a distinction between understanding heat and phase changes, and thereby distilling alcohol, and cutting out the intestines of a bird to predict the fortunes of a business venture.
Both, to him, were philosophy and natural law.
But as our understanding of the laws of physics grew more sophisticated, we gradually exiled the term "magic" to that which had not been proven to work, and to that which had been proven not to work.
Were we given the opportunity to take an ancient Egyptian king on a tour of modern society, riding in an electric car, he would remark that we are a rich people, because we have many powerful magicians.
Some of us might hasten to correct him, telling him that there is no magic used here.
But he would not, in fact, be wrong.
People often say mathematicians are not afraid of anything—except one thing: the Collatz Conjecture.
It is one of the most famous unsolved mysteries in mathematics.
Here’s how it works:
Pick any positive number.
If the number is odd, multiply it by 3 and add 1.
If the number is even, divide it by 2.
Now repeat this process again and again.
For example, start with 7:
7 is odd → 3×7 + 1 = 22
22 is even → 22 ÷ 2 = 11
11 is odd → 3×11 + 1 = 34
…and so on we get:
7 → 22 → 11 → 34 → 17 → 52 → 26 → 13 → 40 → 20 → 10 → 5 → 16 → 8 → 4 → 2 → 1
The surprising claim is this: no matter which number you start with, you will always eventually reach 1.
It sounds simple, but no one has been able to prove that it is true for all numbers. That’s why it remains a mystery.
🔥🚨DEVELOPING: This robot has been freaking viewers out with how easily he flips packages upside down without an error. Viewers are stressing the importance of keeping humans in these fields to maintain a functioning wage society.
@sukh_saroy@Wealth_Pill Expect to see more projects like this.
There was a time people paid to learn how to code. Now they dont.
The times of hiring devs and paying for basic software features is coming to an end. No more mediocre SAAS.