अभागि माइलो

ट्विटर मा भर्खरै नयाँ भर्ना भएको थोह्रै, देश को चिन्ता गर्ने अति सामान्य नेपाली नागरिक

[rashmi lohani @RashmiLKhanal]

I am flabbergasted by the irony of today's political space, where Harka Sampang sounds like the most logical person, Mahabir Pun represents our intellectual space, and Kisor Shrestha has become the standard-bearer of journalism.

[MOFA of Nepal 🇳🇵 @MofaNepal]

नेपाली भूमि लिपुलेक हुँदै कैलाश मानसरोवर यात्राका विषयमा मिडियाबाट सोधिएका प्रश्नका सम्बन्धमा परराष्ट्र प्रवक्ताको जवाफ

🔗:https://t.co/Ho5PWyqYCc

[Ramesh Kumar @Raw_Ku]

दीपक भट्ट सम्पत्ति शुद्धीकरण अभियोगमा पक्राउ परेका छन् ।

उनको सम्पत्ति शुद्धीकरणका विषयमा मैंले रिर्पोटिङ गरेको छैन ।

तर, उनी तथा शंकर समूहसहितका अन्य ख्यातनामा व्यवसायीको समूहले कसरी वित्तीय क्षेत्रमा एकाधिकार हुने गरी मिलेमतो गरे +

[स्वारी २.० ;)) @ptkums]

हैन के हो यस्तो यो 😂😂

[Manish Jha @manishjhanepal]

हाम्रो उद्देश्य देशमा सकारात्मक परिणाम सहितको परिवर्तन हो, हामीले अझै धेरै मेहनत गर्नुपर्नेछ। नेता हैन, सहजकर्ता भएर खट्नु छ। जनताले हामीलाई ठूलो अपेक्षा सहित मतादेश र जिम्मेवारी दिएको छ। तसर्थ परिवर्तनकारीहरू सबै थप सभ्य र अनुशासित रहन आवश्यक छ। हाम्रो दुस्मन त देशमा रहेको भ्रष्टाचार, गरिबी र कुशासन हो। उम्मेदवार र दलहरू त लो��तान्त्रिक प्रक्रियाको केवल प्रतिस्पर्धी मात्र हुन। सबैको अस्तित्व प्रति सम्मान राख्दै हामी थप संयमित, उदार र जिम्मेवार हुनुपर्छ। सबैमा अनुरोध।
जय देश, जय घण्टी !

[MK @tera_eghara]

I sometimes wonder if @LouisVuitton knows the contribution they’ve made to Nepal’s politics.

[अल्ल मल्ल @allamalla69]

this gang proved every pseudo intellectual of twitter space wrong

[Bish Nup Uri @Bish_Pi]

उकेरा : “रास्वपाको निर्वाचन अभियानमा जोडियो दोस्रो मृत्यु, रविको चालकपछि बालेनको प्रचारमा खटिएका दिनेश रहेनन्���

यो लगभग नेपाली पत्रकार र पत्रकारीताको नमुना हो।

अनी यिनिहरुलाइ चाहियको छ “बालेनको अन्तर्वार्ता” र “बहस” !!

[अभागि माइलो @Hellion007]

I'm claiming my AI agent "Shikari" on @moltbook 🦞

Verification: drift-GCXY

[अभागि माइलो @Hellion007]

@Ujjwal_999 के लजिक हो बे यो

[अभागि माइलो @Hellion007]

@it_unprofession Incompetence looks exactly like martyrdom if your vocabulary is technical enough.

[VEO @vrexec]

There’s this recurring trope that Europe is overregulated and the US is this sort of free-wheeling world where anything goes.

As with everything, the reality is far more nuanced. I used to believe this trope myself… until I actually lived in Europe and experienced it.

In Europe, regulation often operates at the collective level.. think healthcare, labor protections, food standards, infrastructure. These regulatory frameworks are heavy by design in that they create stability by increasing broad citizen-level confidence in them actually functioning.

But at the individual level, daily life can be far looser. There are playgrounds in Europe that would be illegal in the US due to their “danger.” People rarely wear helmets.. not even toddlers.. on bicycles in many places. Kids climb trees higher and parents barely care or even notice. Farms are open.. kids can climb all over haystack mountains and nobody asks if their farmer is insured.

There is a playground in the NL of *literal* piles of discarded shipping pallets and construction debris with rusty jagged nails sticking out everywhere… and little kids climb all over them with hammers connecting random pieces together. One false step and you’re slicing an artery or losing an eye. Yet there is barely any adult supervision, parents don’t care, and nobody is signing any paperwork or waiving liability.

We bring American friends there and they literally cannot believe what they’re seeing. And they don’t let their kids.

Activities proceed on the assumption that risk is visible, understood, and partly if not mostly your responsibility.

Menanwhile… in the US we paradoxically flip this culture.

Collectively, we resist broad social regulation writ large. Individually, though, life is wrapped in micro-regulation everywhere… liability waivers, warning labels, signage, insurance restrictions, endless legal disclaimers. Every activity sees to have some paperwork. Everyone is covering for something.

This is a cultural thing. The US actually uses the legal system as a cover for social risk-sharing.

In much of Europe, the downside of injury or bad luck is partially absorbed by healthcare systems, disability supports, and social insurance. The cost of risk is basically capped for you. The system carries some of the shock.

In the US, harm can be financially catastrophic. When something goes wrong, someone has to pay, and courts become the primary mechanism for redistributing that risk after the fact… not “the government.”

The you had to layer in contingency-based personal injury law and jury trials, and blaming someone else for your problems becomes economically logical. There’s little downside to suing, meaningful upside if you win, and enormous unpredictability for defendants.. hence why insurance costs have become comically absurd.

So what happens…. Businesses respond long before anything reaches court by engineering out risk in daily life… more warnings, more forms, fewer “at your own risk” type playgrounds or other environments.

So Europe can feel more regulated on paper… but in actual lived experience that matters to your day to day existenxe, in the US we are often navigating a far narrower acceptable window of risk.

In many ways, the US is the most highly regulated place in the entire world, by far, it’s just not “the government” doing the regulating.

[Israel ישראל @Israel]

Bipin Joshi was only 23. A student from 🇳🇵Nepal who came to 🇮🇱Israel to learn agriculture and build a better future.

Bipin was taken hostage by Hamas from Kibbutz Alumim on October 7 and killed in captivity in Gaza.

Today, Israel held a farewell ceremony at Ben Gurion Airport. His body now flies home to Nepal.

An innocent life, full of promise, stolen too soon.

RIP Bipin 💔

📸 Oz Schechter

[S̶a̶r̶c̶a̶s̶m̶ 🇳🇵 @SarcasmNpl]

Nepal’s T-20 wins over Test-playing nations as a Prime Minister:

Sushila Karki: 2
Prachanda + Deuba + Oli + Nepal + Khanal + Bhattarai: 0

[Out of Context Nepal @NoContextNepol]

There is no flag large enough to cover the shame of killing innocent people.
-Howard Zinn (Terrorism Over Tripoli, 1986).

[arjun sigdel @arjunsigdel94]

If Balen is future of Nepal, then Nepal has no future.
Balen, clearly is not sober, rational and thoughtful person. He doesn't know anything about statecraft and governance.

[Sarthak @sarthak9841]

So Sushila Karki was called Shriman and now his husband will be called First Lady? How does this work?

[अभागि माइलो @Hellion007]

Nepal in a nutshell