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Random things from around the world 🌍
Places, people, culture, stories & things you didn’t know existed.

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That was intense

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That was intense

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She keeps winning

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It’s always fun playing these games

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It’s always fun playing these games

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Launched his business at a very young age!

Do you have yours?

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Launched his business at a very young age!

Do you have yours?

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He’s always screaming

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He’s always screaming

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What is going on here?

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Department of Morbid Anatomy at UNTH released a list of over 100 unclaimed bodies reportedly lying in the mortuary of UNTH.

Just pause and think about the reason behind this for a moment. 😔

our burial culture

When someone dies, the family is faced with funeral expenses, burial levies, elaborate ceremonies, expectations from relatives and the pressure to “do the right thing” according to society.

And the body remains in the mortuary.

We need to have an honest conversation about how we approach death and burial in our society.

I'm not saying we should abolish our traditions. I'm just saying that, a dignified burial should not require a family to become financially ruined.

We can honour our dead without competing over who throws the biggest funeral.

Maybe it is time we stopped measuring love by the amount of money spent after someone dies.

Life is already expensive.

Death shouldn't have to bankrupt the living. 🕊️

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Department of Morbid Anatomy at UNTH released a list of over 100 unclaimed bodies reportedly lying in the mortuary of UNTH.

Just pause and think about the reason behind this for a moment. 😔

our burial culture

When someone dies, the family is faced with funeral expenses, burial levies, elaborate ceremonies, expectations from relatives and the pressure to “do the right thing” according to society.

And the body remains in the mortuary.

We need to have an honest conversation about how we approach death and burial in our society.

I'm not saying we should abolish our traditions. I'm just saying that, a dignified burial should not require a family to become financially ruined.

We can honour our dead without competing over who throws the biggest funeral.

Maybe it is time we stopped measuring love by the amount of money spent after someone dies.

Life is already expensive.

Death shouldn't have to bankrupt the living. 🕊️

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What is going on here?

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This statue is located somewhere in Enugu Nigeria, who can guess the location?

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This statue is located somewhere in Enugu Nigeria, who can guess the location?

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Could there be a connection between PCOS and the sanitary pad we use?

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Could there be a connection between PCOS and the sanitary pad we use?

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Old Helen is gone

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Old Helen is gone

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This is not funny