I started this free mini library @MinireadsZW in Cowdray Park with 5 of my friends because there's no library there. Help to grow it would be greatly appreciated. Books & financial assistance to get more bookshelves. @PhakamaMthwaka1@RaisedonB @EfieZethu @samkebusiness@zenzele
Manchester City fans displayed this banner after their side beat Arsenal in April ... the gap was close to being closed.
After Arsenal won it all on Tuesday, their fans displayed the same banner outside the Emirates 🥶🥶🥶
@robkhenderson I live in Africa and am a great fan of yours. Culture is shifting, though. Some young people, especially those in urban areas, are becoming increasingly disinterested in having children.
In my latest piece, I explore why genetic & material legacy are so important to us, and why birth rates are crashing globally & beginning to slow down in Africa as well. This is an essay about how culture, not evolution, is rewriting the rules of survival
https://t.co/4BGghHSgKn
"Prayer makes poor people happier than it does rich people...Which makes sense because poor people don't have a lot of stuff. Rich people have the stuff that poor people are praying for."
https://t.co/euHNmLlY2W
"The most common cause of murder in hunter-gatherer communities involves matters of sex, adultery, or jealousy...Competition for females is the leading cause of hunter-gatherer homicide.”
https://t.co/QPj5HHcTV2
This is a story about how a Dragon energy drink almost killed me exactly a week ago. I genuinely thought I was dying. I'm very grateful to be alive.
https://t.co/cM5qOpag74
Yes. Generally speaking, people who tweet the most are less smart or not smart at all. Intelligent people tend to think about & carefully consider what they want to post.
On average, most tweets you see sound dumb, because they're from dumb people. Smart people tweet less.
"If I’m a subject and you’re the king, then I may in fact be less jealous of you than I am of my peer and neighbour...Jealousy and resentment isn’t a function of any particular object that’s desired but rather is a function of the distance between us."
https://t.co/duDh4Kc93d
"Groups tend to be more violent than individuals. One reason is group polarization. That is, when people are around others who hold similar views to themselves, their own confidence in those views becomes stronger."
https://t.co/i6JcnXOWXH
"Acts of violence are often the result of mutual provocation...The majority of homicides involved escalating insults from both parties until one person killed the other...In half of domestic violence cases, both parties were violent."
https://t.co/i6JcnXOWXH
"On a girls' team, the best player on the team is not necessarily the most popular player...In boys' and men's teams, the best player is almost invariably always the most popular...Being the best might actually get you bullied on a girls' or women's team"
https://t.co/afuUw5rFyx