I utterly despise people who don't reply to messages, whether in friendship or romance. Not replying to messages is very impolite. I especially hate those who read messages but don't reply, or whose replies are perfunctory.
I deeply admire those who reply to all messages and address all issues promptly. Because I believe true relationships and responses are mutual. If you don't cherish it, then I don't want to continue this relationship 🧐 Do you understand?
Deeply honored by the Visiting Professor invitation at @ColumbiaNeuro. Shared thoughts on the academic and clinical impact of international Neurosurgery outreach. Thank you Dr. Connolly and @DeanChouMD for the gracious invite.
Therefore, I firmly believe that cherishing the present, remaining kind and positive, and taking every step in what kind of life is truly suitable for us, Some encounters may just be a lesson in life, while some people may become precious gifts in life.
Of course, such a comparison is not entirely rigorous, as corporate revenue and a nation's GDP are not identical economic indicators. However, purely in terms of scale, the revenue generated by the business empire controlled—or significantly influenced—by Elon Musk already exceeds the annual GDP of countries such as Venezuela and Serbia.
Even more noteworthy is the fact that SpaceX continues to maintain very strong growth momentum. These, I believe, are some of my perspectives on investment.
🚨 Rep. Maria Salazar (R-FL), who's been shilling FULL AMNESTY for illegals for YEARS, is now saying Hispanics who voted for Trump in 2024 feel "BETRAYED" by ICE
TOTAL BS. President Trump should REVOKE his endorsement of this traitor.
Hispanic American citizens voted to REMOVE ILLEGALS who have invaded their communities. And that's exactly what's happening -- albeit at a slower pace than I'd like to see.
WATCH: Republicans step in around Sen. Mitch McConnell as confusion breaks out over his vote during a farm bill markup in the Senate Agriculture Committee.
McConnell quietly says “aye” as GOP Sen. John Hoeven leans over and tells him “no" multiple times.
A staffer then intervened and Chairman John Boozman reinforced McConnell's "aye" vote as the bill advanced 12-11 along party lines.
Hoeven’s office says he initially misunderstood what the committee was voting on.