Joy of Little Things

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[Joy of Little Things @richasingh600]

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[Gabbar @Gabbar0099]

Election Commissioner before 2014 🔥

Hats off to the legend, T. N. Seshan. 👏

Gyanesh Kumar should watch this.

[Andrea Capuano @avcapu]

Habilidad que sólo te da la carrera de Derecho.

[The Shift Journal @TheShiftJournal]

Word of the Day

[Gaurav @GauravP1005]

Searching a law firm's name:

On Google On legally India

[Arthur Schopenhauer @SchopenhauerNow]

Schopenhauer wrote this paragraph more than 150 years ago, and it’s still true

[W @sone_do_mujhe]

In order to understand "WHAT" the law is, its important to understand WHY & HOW of the Law!

[Joy of Little Things @richasingh600]

What to do when your Ph.D. is not phd-ing?! :')

[Joy of Little Things @richasingh600]

Celebrating 80th Independence Day @NLUO_Official

[Joy of Little Things @richasingh600]

This is the kind of overthinking I want in my life. 🥹

[dushmanoevsky @chonkychihuahua]

Gautam bhatia following me on twitter has saved me from tweeting morbidly embarrassing & cringe twts so many times. "Would this be a waste of Gautam bhatia's times?" Is the question I ask myself to discern what I should & shouldn't be tweeting about.

[Algero @0xAlgero]

The rule your professor is teaching right now is named after a man who did not invent it. He was rich, so he paid the real genius to stay quiet and let him take the credit.

It is called L'Hopital's Rule. And L'Hopital did not discover it.

Back in the 1690s, there was a rich French nobleman named the Marquis de L'Hopital. He loved math but was not a great mathematician. So he found someone who was: a young, broke Swiss genius named Johann Bernoulli.

L'Hopital made him an offer. He would pay Bernoulli a yearly salary, real money that Bernoulli badly needed. In return, Bernoulli had to send L'Hopital all of his new discoveries, let him use them however he wanted, and tell no one else.

Bernoulli agreed. He needed the cash.

1 of the things Bernoulli mailed him was a clever trick for solving impossible-looking limits, the 0/0 problem. L'Hopital put it in his 1696 book, the first calculus textbook ever written, with his own name on the cover. The world called it L'Hopital's Rule.

Bernoulli, the real inventor, spent the rest of his life saying he had been robbed. Almost nobody believed him.

The truth only came out in 1922, more than 200 years later, when his original letters were finally found.

Every student on Earth still calls it L'Hopital's Rule. The man who actually discovered it got a paycheck and a footnote.

[🧬Maxpein🧬 @maximumpain333]

What nobody talks about. "The curse of awareness.." 👁️😳

[Joy of Little Things @richasingh600]

@readswithravi Ordinary is beautiful. Reading is the quiet rebellion against ignorance of the world, and of yourself.

[PeePee🎀 @peegzy1]

No one has a victim complex like a man who thinks he’s a good person.

[Joy of Little Things @richasingh600]

Sisters are the bestest creatures in the whole world. They’re your first best friend, your forever teammate, your biggest supporter, and your toughest critic. 💗✨️

[Joy of Little Things @richasingh600]

When you resonate with Luna Lovegood the most ✨️💛

[Joy of Little Things @richasingh600]

@pargaien And called it "inspiration".

[Joy of Little Things @richasingh600]

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