@obiMpenaAustine GoldBod is intended to address longstanding issues in Ghana’s gold sector. What specific structural problems is it designed to solve, and what measurable indicators should Ghanaians use to determine whether GoldBod is actually succeeding?
@Alokkumarzz But I think the capitalization of human capital studies must not be seen as an apolitical aggregation. To understand human capitalization, a more disaggregated analysis of race, sex, and other social categories brings its nuances to bear.
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@PhysInHistory Through the lens of Euler's work, we might be possible to provide evidence to one of the Millennium problem. These are 7 difficult Mathematics problem (as posted by the Clay Mathematic Institute) that over the past 50 years no man, woman or child have solved correctly.
Careful:
\pi + (-\pi) = 0 already breaks your claim.
· In exponentials: e^{i\pi} + 1 = 0 (Euler’s identity)
What you might be thinking of is: No nonzero polynomial with rational coefficients has π as a root — that is, a_n\pi^n + \dots + a_0 \neq 0 unless all a_i = 0.
@PhysInHistory Except for the fact that multiplying or adding anything to irrational numbers, such as Pi, including using them in exponential terms, can never equal zero.
@elonmusk In my humble opinion:
let use the bottom-up approach in to:
1️⃣ Elevate indigenous & local voices in global discourse
2️⃣ Use evidence-based, context-specific analysis
3️⃣ Focus on root causes, not symbolic targets
4️⃣ Ensure transparency & accountability in NGOs & funding
@C_3C_3 Global discourse often overlooks local realities, reducing complex issues to symbols
2/ Indigenous and local narratives provide nuance, context, and evidence-based perspectives
3/ Centering these voices can reshape conversation, avoid overgeneralization, and address core problems
@C_3C_3 In my humble submission based on an ethnological perspective, public debates often shift from structural problems to symbolic targets. Attacking the periphery feels easier than confronting complex systems. This is how nuance gets lost in NGO discourse.
@elonmusk The NGO challenge indeed necessitates a global and local call from all actors to rethink these raised gaps and provide bankable solutions instead of grounding condemnation across the functionality of all NGOs: blending the corrupt ones with those fulfilling their mandate.
@elonmusk Using a highly respected platform X with significant influence that shapes global discourse and impacts local narratives, it is imperative that people engage critically in discussions around the funding of NGOs, while avoiding overreaching generalizations of challenges