Андрей Инкриз

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[The Disrespected Trucker @DisrespectedThe]

Dang it. If I like these im leaving social media. 😂��😂 FYI 350 for 25 minutes. Tell me what you think.

[Андрей Инкриз @heis_iNCREASE]

@Hey_Aivetra All

[Reads with Ravi @readswithravi]

A Visual Breakdown of The 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene:

[Neyazuddin Ansari @riyazz_ai]

LEARN ANY LANGUAGE IN 90 DAYS USING CHATGPT.

My girlfriend did it with Spanish.

Now she’s having real conversations in Mexico.

COPY THESE 8 PROMPTS TO BECOME CONVERSATIONAL FAST:

[Tansu Yegen @TansuYegen]

An ancient style umbrella

[Dr Tolu @tolubinutu]

Here are 10 kids’ shows that teach your toddler Mathematics.

Please share with a parent who needs this.

[The Shift Journal @TheShiftJournal]

Conquer Your Fears…

[HTR• @HighTrustMedia]

The number of times I’ve watched this video is so unhealthy… This is so funny and creative. I never thought anyone could do this so awesomely 😭🔥🔥

[Fathers Diary @Fathers_Diary]

🧠 Things to teach your kids

♟️ Chess
🩹 First aid
💪 Resilience
🌌 Astronomy
🗣️ Persuasion
🔄 Adaptability
🪞 Self-respect
🥋 Self-defence
🍳 Cooking skills
📢 Assertiveness
⏰ Managing time
🙂 A good attitude
🎤 Public speaking
🧩 Problem solving
🔍 Self-awareness
🌱 Gardening skills
🤝 How to volunteer
🤝 How to negotiate
🏕️ Living off the land
🛠️ Basic home repair
🚀 Starting a business
💰 Money management
💬 Good communication
📵 Don’t watch the news
❤️ Emotional intelligence
🧘 How to manage stress
🚗 Basic car maintenance
⚖️ How to make a decision
🎯 How to influence people
👩‍👧 How to be a great mother
💭 It’s okay to feel your emotions
🧠 Mental frameworks for thinking
💞 Understanding healthy relationships
🌟 Building others up, not tearing them down
🧩 Problem-solving over memorization
🧭 Exploration over conformity
🎨 Creativity over rote learning
🏋️ The value of hard work
🤍 How to be kind to everyone
🚧 Why failure is the path to success
🧠 How to think, not what to think
🔄 How to adapt, not conform
🦁 How to lead, not follow
🛠️ How to create, not consume
🐾 Taking care of animals
🗣️ Good use of language
👫 Opposite sex relationships
🥗 Healthy food choices
🎵 Music, listening and performing
🌍 General culture
🗺️ Foreign languages
👑 Leadership
🗿 Stoicism
🌙 Fasting
🏃 Sports
🎮 Video games
🕉️ Spirituality
✈️ Travelling
✍️ Copywriting
🎨 Drawing
💖 Self-love
🧾 Digital literacy
🔐 Online safety & privacy
🤖 AI basics
📚 Reading habits
🧠 Critical thinking
📊 Financial discipline
🌍 Environmental responsibility
🧑‍🤝‍🧑 Empathy
🛌 Sleep hygiene
⚖️ Ethics & integrity

What more would you add?

[ELIZABETH LANE @imelizabethlane]

I grew up watching this man come to power. I was a little girl in the country of Georgia when Vladimir Putin became president of Russia. I remember his first days in office quiet, controlled and strangely shy. The country was broken after the Soviet collapse: looted, humiliated, and carved up by oligarchs while the West applauded and called it “democracy.” What happened next didn’t match the story we were told.

Putin moved to stabilize Russia, introduced market reforms, paid off IMF debt, opened the country to investment, and tried openly to integrate Russia into the Western world. he asked for NATO membership, proposed world peace. After 9/11, he cooperated with the U.S. He spoke about Russia as part of Europe.This was not a man trying to revive the Soviet Union. It was a leader trying to rebuild a shattered state.

The real war wasn’t with the CIA or MI6 even though they were incredibly destructive, The war was domestic. Western-backed oligarchs had stolen Russia’s wealth, manipulated politics, and turned brother nations against each other for profit and control. From Abkhazia to Beslan chaos seemed impossible. Like most kids, I was taught a simple lie: the West is good, Russia is bad. As if a country can be good or bad. Children don’t question history, they absorb it. I hated Putin without ever listening to him. I watch him but never wanted to hear a word he was saying.

Then I grew up. Through my career, colleague, education
I saw a different picture. Russia recovered. Living standards rose. The state reclaimed control over strategic resources. Russia was a superpower again. People in Russia loved him. Only a few ungrateful, squeaky voices mostly those who had lost lots of money, hated him. And again and again, I saw the same thing: he said what he would do, and then he did it. I started paying attention. And once you do, there’s no going back.

I can’t tell you how many times legendary journalists people I once saw as my heroes have warned me: never criticize Israel, and never say anything positive about Putin if you want a career in this business. Two rules. Break them, and you’re done. Those are weak men!

But I come from Georgia a tiny country that survived thousands of invasions and refused to disappear. Ottoman Empire, Persian Empires you name it, they fought everyone. Keep in mind Georgia is only 3 million. Persia invaded Georgia over and over, imposed rulers threatened their Christianity, and tried hard to erase Georgian independence. they were unsuccessful! It's no coincidence this tiny country dominates UFC today. What Georgians know really well is how to fight and how to defend what they believe in.

The United States played a major role in shaping who I am, a country born by breaking an empire and betting everything on freedom. I carry both countries within me. Where you come from matters. The country you belong to matters. History matters. Your ancestors matter. They shape who you are and the pride of the nation you carry. It matters that you are not a F*** Somali and you are from the United States of America!

So no, I’m not afraid of hollow intelligence agencies, media enforcers, or pathetic losers driven by money, I'm not afraid of Evil, it never lasts. I will say what needs to be said.There is no higher cause than freedom.

Watch this episode next week. It’s going to be great!
Link in the comments.

[Ahmad Salim @ahmadsalims]

I have done every single one of this. OMG. Some will never understand

[Андрей Инкриз @heis_iNCREASE]

@DaloTerah @PicturesFoIder I swear me too.. GOT ME MEhn

[Ọ̀gbẹni Tọm @Ogbenitom]

We cry for the dead and keep malice with the living, then envy the successful and avoid the broke.

What an interesting life we live 😔

Ojúmọ́ ire fún wa lónìí o

[Ọ̀gbẹni Tọm @Ogbenitom]

In the Yoruba culture, ÀROKÒ is a non-verbal semiotic system of communication.

For Example, Sending a broom to someone means - you no longer want to see them in your house.

PÁKÒ (chewing stick)
When you receive a chewing stick from an opposite sex, hmmm... It means "I LOVE YOU"

ỌSÀN (Orange)
When you receive an orange from someone, maybe sent through somebody else, it means I am pleased with you. It could also mean I love you.

ÌYARUN/ÒÒYÀ (comb)
A comb is used ordinarily for combing hair, I.e for separation of tangled hair.

This phenomenon is transfered in coded Yoruba Àrokò. Sending a comb to someone far away means separation or ending Of friendship/relationship or love affair.

ẸNÍ (mat)
The sending of a piece of mat raffia especially of ore type is an indication that someone is sick in the household of the receiver and such a person is very lean.

Ọ̀JÁ/GBÀJÁ
Receiving some part of cloth used to tie Baby means the pregnant woman you left home has successfully put to bed.

IGBÁ ÒFÌFO (An empty Calabash)
When a king receives an empty Calabash, parrot egg or skull.

It means the people are no longer pleased with him, he should commit suicide.

OWÓ ẸYỌ (cowrie shells)
Owó ẹyọ is an object widely used to indicate many things in different àrokò, depending on the packaging and their number.

A cowrie shell with a string attached to it is a sign of bad thing or that unfavorable thing happened.
Two cowries shells tied together facing each other sent to a party or another group means we are in agreement with you or your view, there is harmony.

But when the two shells are tied backing each other, it means disagreement, it means discord.

symbolizes rejection and unfavorable message.

Traditionally, the Yoruba abhor the giving of things in three (3).

Three in Yoruba numerology is confusing.

Six cowries tied together in 3 pairs, it is an expresion of emotion.

Ẹ̀fà (6) is symbolic in Yoruba numerology, it Means attraction.

Ẹ̀fà ló ní kíẹ fà mí mọ́ra (It is six that says draw me closer).

So this Àrokò means the sender is longing to see the receiver. Or simply put, it means I MISS YOU.

ÌRÙKẸ̀RẸ̀ (flywhisk/horsetail)
Sending of Irukere - flywhisk and cowrie shells from one monarch to Another is a request for agreement or solidarity or farewell.

ÌBỌN/Ẹ̀TÙ (Gun or gunpowder)
Gun or gunpowder is a communication means between states or towns to express a conflict or war.
It tells the receiving town or village to prepare for an imminent war with the sender.

IYỌ̀ (salt)
Salt or honey is sent in opposite meaning to gunpowder. It means peace, harmony and solidarity between the two towns or parties.

Sending both sword and salt to another party in an unresolved issue means the receiver should choose between war and peace."

To be continued later...

[Wolf of X @WolfofX]

The experience of daddy and daughter can't be bought....simply priceless

[Science girl @sciencegirl]

How your nose works: more than just a sense of smell

📹xavork

https://t.co/lLecI9R9FF

[Андрей Инкриз @heis_iNCREASE]

@Obadimz @grok Title of the movie?

[INTERIOR PORN @INTERIORPORN1]

bookmarking this idea for my future apartment

[Typical African @Joe__Bassey]

How the church supported slavery.

[Ahmad Salim @ahmadsalims]

FYI

car trouble sounds.