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[���𝐚𝐮𝐭 @nautfcb]

GENERATIONAL GIF HAHAHAHAHAH
https://t.co/JhPLlOpih7

[KEYLEGEND @Keytown77]

@Wass75_ @iselemramos Salam. Jai ete il est super pro. Merci pour le contact et il te remercie pour le partage

[M8 Jay @JayCruyff]

Mais les mecs de chez Nike quand ils tombent face à ce genre d’image ils arrivent à se regarder dans le miroir et se dire qu’ils font du bon boulot après ?

[Favored Sinner @FavoredSinner]

One of the best things my brother said to me this year was that people usually have a real reason for everything they do. That thought genuinely changed how I see people, and myself.

The human brain is powerful, but it was built for survival, not success. It chooses comfort over stress by default. Even though we all have the ability to think long term, plan, and push through discomfort, most of the time we do not use that part of the brain properly.

We see successful people and we know what they did to get there. The problem is not understanding the steps or read their books. The problem is being willing to go through the same discomfort every day without stopping. Our brains are not used to that level of consistency, so they push back.

Take something simple. If you spent three hours a day learning a skill instead of watching films or scrolling, this time next year you would be good enough to make money from it. That is not a theory. It is basic repetition.

We all have access to information now. AI, books, videos, courses. Information is not the issue. The issue is that learning and applying it feels uncomfortable, boring, and slow. So we avoid it and tell ourselves stories instead.

Since that realisation, I stopped waiting until I feel like doing things. When my brain hesitates or tries to delay, I act immediately. I do not argue with it anymore. I just do the work.

[Dr. Najat Abdul-Aziz @theafroaussie]

LOL, and there it is.

This is why over 114 million Americans have the literacy rate of seventh graders.

The first university in the world was created in Africa.

The world’s richest man - richer than a billionaire or trillionaire in today’s currency, was a Black man from West Africa.

Agricultural irrigation was invented by Africans.

Dr. Charles Drew, a Black surgeon, created Blood Banks, making it possible to store blood plasma for transfusion.

Black inventor Henry Thomas Samson Jr. Invented the Gamma ray-cell.

Charles Baker was a self-taught mechanical engineer who spent the majority of his childhood in slavery. He developed the first friction heater, which was patented in January 1903.

Ghanaian Chemical Engineer, Dr. Thomas O. Mensah is the first African to be inducted into the US National Academy of Inventors.

He has 14 patents. He has won the Turner's Trumpet Award for Fiber Optics Innovation, Percy L. Julian Award, Golden Torch Award, William Grimes Award, Eminent Engineers Award and Kwame Nkrumah African Genius Award.

The first calendar was created in 4230 BCE by Black Africans.

Black South African student, Nkosinathi Nkomo invented a water purification system to help out during the drought in Cape Town.

Africans also invented sewage systems, toilets, combs, paper, writing, plough, surgery, irrigation, keys, scissors, furniture, cement, wigs, toothpaste, toothbrushes, flutes, clarinet, oboe, trumpets, bakeries, sailing boots, and canals.

In 400 BC, women made African pottery that was used to smelt iron. Around 500 CE, ancient Africans made carbon steel, something that was not done by industrial England until the 19th century. The discovery and use of metal became one of the highest priorities for survival as well as many of the daily functions in ancient Africa.

Ancient Africans were making use of metals long before people in other parts of the world.

As far back as 2,500 years ago they were smelting iron and 2,000 years ago impressive metallurgists in Tanzania were found to craft exceptional metals.

Melanin deficient degenerates like you still have to be told how to wipe your asses and brush your teeth.

[Tennis TV @TennisTV]

A target only just bigger than the size of a tennis ball...

Who can make The IMPOSSIBLE Shot? 🥶

#RolexShanghaiMasters

[• @Al__Quraan]

The 25 Prophets mentioned in the Qur’aan.

[KEYLEGEND @Keytown77]

@Mamsou_94 @Loguito6 @KaisNaim @narabboy 😂😂😂

[Lewis Hamilton @LewisHamilton]

New era @ScuderiaFerrari

[Mark Tilbury @marktilbury]

I'm 57.

If you're in your 20's, please read this:

[abdul 🌌📷 @Advil]

tap, hold and load in 4k to see even more stars 🤩

[SOUAI🇸🇳🇫🇷 @leegalsen]

Ptdrrrr prenez vos popcorn et lisez la conversation en bas je suis tellement mort de rire

[nobodyhatesER2V @ER2V__]

On a vu la même vidéo mdrr en vrai faites attention à vous c’est dangereux

[Cerfia @CerfiaFR]

🇫🇷👵🏻 FLASH | « Le téléphone c’est leur vie ». Brigitte Lips, alias Mamie charge, accueille des migrants de passage à Calais. Elle leur permet de charger leur téléphone, et leur offre un moment de repos/des biens de première nécessité.

(@InfoMigrants_fr)

[آ @_MDboy]

Rappel très synthétique de la Zakat (l'aumône obligatoire, qui est le 3ème pilier de l'islam).

Je tiens juste à rappeler que si votre somme diminue ne serait-ce que d'1€ durant l'année, vous n'êtes plus éligible.
Il faut conserver la somme durant toute l'année lunaire.

[KAARIS @KaarisOfficiel1]

C'est pas parce que tu ne joues plus que le jeu s'arrête...

[KEYLEGEND @Keytown77]

@Chishiki27 @BIG__VAD @Pepeross__ tiens

[KEYLEGEND @Keytown77]

@rlmayeto Continu t'es sur la bonne voie 🚀

[Fares @faresrsf]

Le cliché de fou furieux ????