spiderman

symmetrical asymmetry

[spiderman @freeble_1]

Judge me not by the friends I make in my life but by my enemies

[Nikola Kovač @NiKoCS_]

Never give up ❤️

[Karthik @karthikponna19]

actor so good he convinced an entire generation that engineering is cool asf

[nazir afzal @nazirafzal]

Atrocities don’t cancel each other out
Hamas on Oct 7
Israel in Gaza
Iran against its own people

Human rights don’t require picking sides—just moral consistency

If your “human rights” depend on who’s committing the crime, they aren’t principles—they’re excuses.

[Cap-EO 👨🏾‍💻 @EOEboh]

It seems September is really the hiring month.
People are landing jobs everywhere. Yours is coming too

[World of Engineering @engineers_feed]

The laws of the Internet:

1. Streisand effect. Any attempt to censor info on the web will lead to said info being widely spread.

2. Muphry’s law. If you leave a comment correcting someone, there will always be a mistake in it.

3. Cunningham’s law. The best way to get an answer to a question is to answer it wrongly yourself and wait for someone to correct you.

4. Armstrong’s law. The longer a conversation goes without mention of America, the more likely an American is to arbitrarily bring up the moon landing.

5. CAD’s theorem of topic culture. A smart is less likely to receive a reply than a stupid post because it leaves less to be said, but a really full and comprehensive post will bring the conversation to a halt.

6. Wadsworth’s content. The first 30% of any video contains no worthwhile information.

[Sigпalpеsтт @signalpestt]

Excalibur - 1981

[prayingforexits 🏴‍☠️ @mrexits]

Damn ok this shit kinda cooking ngl

[juju 💰 @ayeejuju]

mfs be like “i’m fine” and this is their spotify wrapped

[kira 👾 @kirawontmiss]

sorry for not tweeting i’ve been having lots of sеx

[spiderman @freeble_1]

@lini_bagel i hate bees

[TRAVIS SCOTT FANS 🔥 @LaflameScott]

UTOPIA - THE 4TH STUDIO ALBUM
BY TRAVIS SCOTT
OUT NOW 🖤🌎

[Paul Graham @paulg]

How is continued economic growth possible with finite material resources? This is not, as some think, a rhetorical question. It actually has an answer: because the most valuable kinds of economic growth take the form of rearranging resources more cleverly.