Danger

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Mashallah Ronaldo will never win a World Cup now I can enjoy this tournament stress free

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I don't drink neat, I drink JEE Advanced

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Been thinking about Cameron Winter's lyrical process on 'Heavy Metal' all day

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Opened a book today

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Beginning to think this is not specific to masters application season but a general malaise with your place in the world

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Nobody tells you about that part of masters application season where you don't even know what you want out of life and why anymore

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The Geese cover of 'Baby' is so fucking good man this is all I have ever wanted a cover to be. A reinvention, a entirely new way of feeling a piece of art I have felt before. This is how I read the lyrics of 'Baby' when I am no longer 13. https://t.co/bhAbPfOZuv

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@Jackbmeyer Jacked Meyer

[Deeps @candle_light19]

Open challenge: Can anyone name a sports movie that's actually about the sport itself? The closest is probably F1

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@candle_light19 What are you going to say next? Whiplash isn't about drumming? Challengers isn't about tennis?

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Hate this particular era of twitter where half the tweet replies I see are AI generated

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Can't believe he failed to go to get into Harvard and had to settle for MIT, what a loser.

[The Nobel Prize @NobelPrize]

When his plan failed, Philippe Aghion had to reconsider – and the outcome turned out to be a success.

2025 economic sciences laureate Philippe Aghion’s ambition was to join the Harvard Society of Fellows, but he failed. Instead, he ended up at MIT, where he met Peter Howitt. They started to collaborate and created a mathematical model explaining how creative destruction drives economic growth.

In 2025, the duo was awarded the economic sciences prize for their joint theory. Aghion’s failure thus turned out a success.

Last December in Stockholm, Sweden, Aghion took part in a conversation with his co-laureate Joel Mokyr and journalist Katrine Kielos. You can watch the entire economics seminar here: https://t.co/FDf6RDpFti

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person who has never been to Delhi:

[bedardi raja @curdricelover]

my ranking of delhi metro best to worst
- violet
- rapid Metro / airport exp
- magenta
-yellow
- pink
-blue
- red (absolutely horrific)

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Nobody tells you about that part of masters application season where you don't even know what you want out of life and why anymore

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Dilli vich munda rehnda
Sonniye bangali aayeeee
Metro blue line challenger
Speaker'ach vajdi ayeyeyeeye

[Nida. @themeowist]

she is fundamentally misidentifying and misrepresenting the problem. the contradiction here is between capital and labour not men and women. exclusion from exploitative labour is not liberation. gig work is unsafe, underpaid, unregulated and coercive. (1/n)

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Can't believe people born in 2006 are now 30 years old.

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Typed in a text saying 'br' to my girlfriend because I thought it was my Stata window. How cooked am I

[Daniel Keene @Djkeene1]

If this became the norm it would be such an improvement from the modern education system.

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@Stata I will be getting results I can put in my UG thesis hopefully