Medicine being called a “noble profession” has been used for years to guilt doctors into accepting burnout, underpayment, and terrible working conditions.
You open your TL and watch the Indian heat map turn an ugly, blistering red. Then you scroll down a few tweets and see AI data centres in Andhra Pradesh... Over 10,000 trees will be butchered in Andaman and Nicobar islands... Despair is not the word.
i love project hail mary. i love movies that don't end in tragedy. i love movies that gives us hope. i love movies about friendship and soulmates and connecting with someone and them ending up being so important that you'll try to give them everything. i love movies that are fun.
For those who don’t know:
Hind Rajab, a 5-year-old Palestinian girl, was trapped in a car during the Gaza conflict. She was killed, and the vehicle she was in was reportedly hit by 300+ bullets.
-Hind’s cousin, 15-year-old Layan Hamada, made an urgent call to the Palestinian Red Crescent Society (PRCS), stating that they were being targeted. A few seconds later, gunshots were heard, and Layan’s screaming abruptly stopped.
-Hind was alive, and she stayed on the call with emergency services, pleading for help for hours.
-The paramedics sent to rescue her were killed.
-The decomposing bodies of Hind, Layan, and their family members were discovered many days later.
-Her story became a global symbol of civilian suffering in war.
-The Voice of Hind Rajab documents her story. It has been nominated for an Oscar for Best International Feature Film.
In India, the Central Board of Film Certification censored the film. The reason cited was that it could affect India–Israel relations. (1)
Not getting LPG - Let’s buy induction
Not getting clean water - Let’s buy RO
Not getting electricity - Let’s buy inverter
Not getting clean air - Let’s buy air purifier
But sure, let’s never question why the hell we’re paying taxes to the government.
Muslims always gets the stereotypical terrorist bomber jokes just because of 9/11, yet Americans can bomb countries every year but somehow they're not the terrorists? Somehow they're not the monsters? Okay.
just saw a group of women crying in the hospital campus and realised how okay i’ve become with it. as if it’s part of my routine to see people grieving omw to college or hostel.
first year me would’ve felt it in my chest, even at the sight of a stretcher.