A 12-year-old British-Nigerian boy, Chika Ofili, gained international recognition after discovering a new mathematical rule for testing whether a number is divisible by 7 while studying at Westminster Under School in London. His discovery, which was later supported with algebraic proof, attracted global attention and showcased the power of curiosity, creativity, and critical thinking at a young age. Chika's remarkable achievement continues to inspire young learners to embrace mathematics and believe that age is no barrier to making meaningful contributions to science and education. 👏🏾📚✨
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She Made History!
Dr. Hadiyah-Nicole Green became the first scientist to cure cancer in mice using laser-activated nanoparticles.
Her method: target tumors with lasers, leaving healthy cells untouched. Safe. Precise. FDA nanoparticle-based.
One of the few Black women PhDs in physics, she’s now working to bring this breakthrough to humans.
“This man is being treated like a criminal. His crime? He is black, and he refused to vote the way the left wanted him to. So now his life is being torn apart on national television because you cannot be black in this country unless you are on the left.”
Rob Finnerty slams the treatment of the Lindsay Clancy holdout juror, arguing the media is unfairly targeting him.
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The heavier you lift, the more muscle you build.
The more muscle you build, the more calories you burn at rest.
The more calories you burn at rest, the more you can eat without storing fat.
The more you can eat without storing fat, the more energy you have every day.
The more energy you have every day, the heavier you can lift.
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Remember this loop.