I'm Observer

I am observer and I am on a path to change the world. आ नो भद्राः क्रतवो यन्तु विश्वतः - Rigveda.

Also, #Coder #Entreprenuer #Thinker 🖖🏼

[I'm Observer @observerofu]

A skilled engineer, writer/poet & team leader; I'm cherished by all. Sorry for being narcissistic but I'm a product of free internet. So many free resources have made me. Also torrents for free series before Netflix, helped my communication skills & observation skills. Narcissist

[Dr Aniruddha Malpani, MD @malpani]

We need to combine asynchronous with synchronous learning. Let kids learn for themselves for free, and these resources should be free. If they need doubts clarified, then they need to pay for synchronous learning, because a good teacher's time is valuable

[Dr. Vikram Sampath, FRHistS @vikramsampath]

Not too sure if the real actions of this government get leaked so much in advance for dissection. If something needs to get done, it just gets done in Parliament, like Art. 370. This "name change" (which it anyway isn't, Article 1 etc etc) brouhaha is based on some random media speculation & the President's G20 invite. No official word from govt AFAIK. But we are a strange nation - in just few hours, our outrage & counter-outrage cycles work overtime; social media & TV news will hv ammo for several catfights & screech contests for days.. N for all u know this was never what the govt will be doing. Truly Argumentative Indians, nay Bharatiyas, we are who love to squabble everyday on a new issue & waste time, focus & energy !

[Tamias @Tamias1000]

@MegaValenX @Stone_tossers Anything that involves self-improvement is a "right-wing" dog-whistle. The state hates anything that promotes self-reliance

[Mona Patel 🇮🇳🐅🌳 @MonaPatelT]

और जाओ चादर चढ़ाने...🤨

[Wall Street Mav @WallStreetMav]

Why Did We Stop Caring? ⚠️

Ht Atlas Society

[The Rabbit Hole @TheRabbitHole]

Race is more subjective then sex yet we don’t hear about transracial people as often.

[Deepika Narayan Bhardwaj @DeepikaBhardwaj]

You can visit any mall in Delhi NCR where you stay @_sayema and find people wearing whatever they want. Visit any park in Lajpat Nagar and there also u can find the same. Probably u see things in India with different lens

[Gays Against Groomers @againstgrmrs]

Alejandra Caraballo, notorious child mutilation and sterilization advocate, has already told their followers to pressure the brave company willing to spread our message into caving.

Only a groomer would think an organization of LGB and T people trying to protect children is a bigoted hate group.

Your days of corrupting and harming youth are coming to an end. We will not stop until they do.

If you feel so inclined, please give the company a call or email them to show your support and appreciation ❤️

#GaysAgainstGroomers

[James Esses @JamesEsses]

For daring to say that children should not be prescribed irreversible and harmful puberty blockers, I was expelled from my Masters’ degree.

As of yesterday, it is official NHS England policy.

Yet, I remain expelled.

Cancel culture is real. It must be stopped.

[STAR Boy TARUN @Starboy2079]

Agenda behind LGBTQ movement (Explained)

This is exactly the agenda behind this movement that Musk mentioned in his tweet

Since India is at the initial stage of movement so Indians can't understand how children come in the LGBTQ/SDM movement

Let me explain

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[Kyle Becker @kylenabecker]

BREAKING.🚨

The White House is bringing back masks for the unvaccinated.
https://t.co/FSvN5oXqS9

[Dr Poornima 🇮🇳 @PoornimaNimo]

Once there was a man. We will call him Mr Man. Mr Man got married and started his business. Unfortunately he suffered a loss. He took loan from his wife' relatives and his own parents and struggled with his business. But the profits were meagre and far fetched. His wife

[The Redheaded libertarian @TRHLofficial]

TQ: we’re here and we’re queer!

Us: yes.

TQ: we can be ourselves!

Us: yes.

TQ: we can marry!

Us: yes.

TQ: we can do sexy dances for children!

Us: no.

TQ: THIS IS GENOCIDE.

[Tim Urban @waitbutwhy]

There’s a tiny chance I died this morning and the person writing this tweet is a clone of the former me. Let me explain.

I once wrote a post called “What Makes You You” (won’t link here because then the Twitter algo will bury the post but you can google the title if you want). In the post I talked about how weird it is once you start really thinking about the concept of “you.” When you look at a childhood photo of yourself, it’s you—but why? The physical cells in that kid’s body have been recycled and are no longer in you. But it’s still you right?

But then there’s Derek Parfit’s famous teletransporter experiment, where hypothetical future people travel instantly from, say, Boston to London, by going into a machine in Boston that scans the atomic structure of their body while also destroying that structure and simultaneously reforming it across the ocean. Successfully “teletransported,” they go on with their day in London.

But one day, the machine that’s supposed to scan and destroy your atoms in Boston fails to destroy them. After the scan, Boston You is still intact. The technicians tell you that this happens sometimes and it has an easy fix: they take you to a different, non-malfunctioning machine and obliterate your body there instead. They show you a video of London You walking happily out of the facility and assure you that the transfer worked as normal and they just have to complete the “destroy Boston You’s body” part.

But now Boston You is horrified because it feels like London You is a totally different person and that if they destroy your body, you’ll actually be DYING. And if so, who cares if there’s a clone of you walking around somewhere—you’ll be dead! When I wrote about this in that post, I knew exactly where I stood: I would never use a teletransporter.

But childhood me is also made of different atoms than current me. So what makes that different from the teletransporter? Perhaps it’s continuity of consciousness—something broken during teletransportation but not during aging.

Back to today. I had a minor surgery this morning (removal of a lipoma on my back, all went well), which required general anesthesia. One minute I’m chatting with the doctor, the next I’m hearing “Tim? Tim?” as they rouse me out of my haze three hours later in a different room. Deeply bizarre.

A friend of mine is scared of general anesthesia because he worries that the break in continuity might mean that Pre-Surgery You actually dies during the procedure and a different you—a clone—wakes up on the other side. Similar logic, he says, to why he’d never agree to teletransportion, even if he knew the machine would work correctly.

These were the fun thoughts I was having as they hooked up the IV and prepared to knock me out. My friend’s theory, and the teletransporter thought experiment, swirled through my head as I accepted that I couldn’t exactly prove that I was not about to die. But it was also weird—even a tiny chance that this was true should have absolutely freaked me out and made me say NOPE—forget it. Let’s skip it. Not remotely worth the risk.

But that’s not how I felt. I was like, “well, whoever does wake up on the other side will feel like me, and to that future me it’ll feel like it was a simple procedure and nothing more.” And the question of whether that person who wakes up will be current me or not just didn’t seem that important.

As I type this, of course, it’s no longer relevant. Either I’m the same me as before, or he’s dead and I’m the clone. As the clone, this is perfectly fine by me. In fact, I only have a chance to live because previous me is gone. Amazing turn of events!

But the fact that previous me didn’t really care either—it’s making me rethink how I feel about the teletransporter experiment and about the self in general. If the future really has teletransporters, might I and other people happily use them, even though we’re all aware of the “Is that just a clone of me in London?” question?

[Katherine Brodsky @mysteriouskat]

If you wanted people to buy toilet paper, all you have to do is make them believe that there's a shortage coming. It's as easy as "encouraging" people (or bots) to talk about it on social media. Think about it.

[Sankrant Sanu सानु संक्रान्त ਸੰਕ੍ਰਾਂਤ ਸਾਨੁ @sankrant]

“Islamophobia” laws are being passed not because “Muslims are weak and persecuted.”

It’s because they are the most powerful global religion now with the most number of countries as religious advocates.

It’s a power play to enforce Islamic blasphemy laws on the weak.

[World of Engineering @engineers_feed]

My wife is an economist and I am an engineer. I was watching my wife make her breakfast one morning, and noticed that she made way too many trips to get each of the items she needed. So I said in my best engineer voice, “Hey sweetheart, why don’t you utilize the load maximization principle and carry all the items you need in one trip, thereby minimizing total distance travelled?” Well don’t you know, she loved my suggestion!

It used to take her 11 minutes to make her breakfast… now I do it in 5.