Him

[BHENtel @TheBHentel]

Wife right next to him salute to that woman

[Cotton Boulevardez @Shawn_Cotton]

That Chris Johnson situation got me starring at the sky thinking about life… u can do everything right & some bs will still happen

[Alex & Books 📚 @AlexAndBooks_]

You should sit and read a book for 20 minutes a day, unless you are too busy. Then you should sit and read for an hour.

[Unfiltered @quotesdaily100]

Reddit Communities That Teach You More Than Most Online Courses:

1. r/learnprogramming (structured help for every level of coder without the price tag)

2. r/personalfinance (real people solving real money problems with zero judgment)

3. r/explainlikeimfive (complex ideas broken down until a child could understand them)

4. r/AskHistorians (historians answer questions with sourced depth that textbooks skip)

5. r/Entrepreneur (raw stories from founders who failed, pivoted and eventually won)

6. r/nutrition (evidence-based answers in a space full of misinformation)

7. r/getdisciplined (systems and accountability from people actively building better habits)

8. r/philosophy (serious discussion of ideas that shape how you think about everything)

9. r/dataisbeautiful (data visualizations that reveal patterns hiding in plain sight)

10. r/languagelearning (real strategies from people who actually became fluent)

11. r/investing (long-term wealth building discussions grounded in logic not hype)

12. r/psychology (research findings and mental health discussions with real academic grounding)

13. r/worldnews (global events discussed with more context than most television news)

14. r/MachineLearning (cutting edge AI research discussed by the people actually building it)

15. r/economics (real economic theory applied to real events happening right now)

16. r/math (problems, proofs and concepts explained by people who genuinely love the subject)

17. r/Futurology (technology trends and their long-term implications discussed seriously)

18. r/geopolitics (how power, resources and history shape every major world event)

19. r/writing (craft-level feedback and discussion for anyone serious about improving their prose)

20. r/biology (everything from cell biology to ecology explained with genuine depth)

21. r/artificial (practical AI applications and ethical debates without the hype)

22. r/history (deep dives into events and eras that shaped the world we live in today)

23. r/chemistry (reactions, elements and real-world applications explained clearly)

24. r/Physics (from Newtonian mechanics to quantum theory discussed with real rigor)

25. r/startups (honest conversations about what building a company actually looks like)

26. r/userexperience (principles, critique and career advice for anyone designing digital products)

27. r/datascience (tools, methods and career paths in one of the fastest growing fields alive)

28. r/financialindependence (the math and mindset behind retiring earlier than society tells you is possible)

29. r/digitalnomad (real strategies from people who successfully untethered work from location)

30. r/productivity (systems and tools tested by real people not productivity influencers selling courses)

31. r/selfimprovement (habit stacking, mindset shifts and accountability without toxic positivity)

32. r/LawSchool (legal reasoning, case breakdowns and career realities explained by actual law students)

33. r/medicine (clinical discussions and medical education from people inside the system)

34. r/photography (composition, lighting and technical skill building from beginner to advanced)

35. r/socialmedia (platform trends, content strategy and digital marketing discussed by practitioners)

36. r/neuroscience (neuroscience research made accessible without losing the complexity)

37. r/climate (data-driven climate discussions free from both denial and sensationalism)

38. r/Astronomy (the universe explained with genuine wonder and scientific accuracy)

39. r/stocks (equity analysis and market behavior discussed beyond surface-level tips)

40. r/InternetIsBeautiful (hidden corners of the web that teach, inspire and genuinely surprise you)

[BET @BET]

Nia Long invented 90s fine. 😍😮‍💨 #BETAwards

[𝐴𝑙𝑒𝑗𝑎 @AlejaReads]

Behind every reader is an endless list of unread books.>>>

[Hayduke ⏹️ @GWHayduke97]

In advance of the 250th, I'm reading Bernard Bailyn's "Ideological Origins of the American Revolution". A thread:

[Dr. Allison Wiltz @queenie4rmnola]

Nah, we not playing this game. Black women are beautiful in every shade 🖤🤎

[BookNote @BookNoteApp]

10 books to understand how your body works:

1) Brain

The Brain by David Eagleman

[Tulsi Soni @shedntcare_]

The best websites to read and/or download free books.

Save them or you will regret it.

[𐌁𐌉Ᏽ 𐌕𐌉𐌌𐌉 @OrevaZSN]

What a rough time to be educated, empathetic, and intelligent.

[Infern0 Thee Ant 🍋 🔜 DreamCon @InFeRn0AnT]

Even if you don’t live in NYC, please retweet this and get the word out so that the ppl in YOUR city also learn that they too can have politicians who get things done if they mobilize and vote socialist in other elections! 🗣️

[Covie @covie_93]

Republicans sunk a border bill in an election year simply because they wanted to help trump while Democrats help Republicans pass a housing bill in an election year because they want to help Americans.

That's the difference between the two parties.

[🕊 @boytrickz]

a nigga just wanna be financially free.

[Dr. Allison Wiltz @queenie4rmnola]

People who voted for Trump are racist and unintelligent. There’s nothing to discuss with them. So stop wasting your time

[͏ Posting Clips @PostinClips]

GloRilla is an absolute BOMBSHELL 😍

[Noname Book Club @NonameBooks]

I can’t believe Simon and Schuster would send me this 🤢

[Noname Book Club @NonameBooks]

Lord take me back to the days before it was legal for worms to read. This nigga irritating 😭

[BUDDHA🚶🏿‍♂️💫 @buddhaFR]

She fine lol