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@realmadrid | kemu

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@moeedahmed who let this donkey out?

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@__bighappy__ stay strong

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who is this retard now!?

[Real Madrid C.F. @realmadrid]

GRACIAS, @DaniCarvajal92.

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@ZaylaAhmed0 same old bs you guys don’t even try to think rationally for once.

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@SaadInCyber you won’t get it choro

[hal @goslinqism]

im a fake movie watcher, i just watch whatever i like and i know nothing about famous directors or anything like that, im just here for the vibes, i know nothing

[Stop That Messi @stopthatmessiii]

When a 10/10 body turns around and the face doesn’t match

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@iAbrarChattha @MadridXtra @marca season tou warr gya larayi hi live dikha dien😭

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Ucl is so fun to watch when it’s not your team playing

[ronni @rovnni]

eu falando sozinho no twitter sem nenhuma curtida, nenhum retweet e nenhum comentário

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ngl Mbappe is so washed

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Lunin in courtois mode🔥

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“What MIT provided was access to capital, computing power, and a culture that champions ambitious youth.” dude that’s about everything needed to do what he did.

[Bilal bin Saqib MBE @Bilalbinsaqib]

The era of AI billionaires is upon us!

A 26 year old Pakistani, Sualeh, just co-founded a company that SpaceX is reportedly considering buying for $60 billion.

This is a profoundly proud moment for Pakistan, and undeniable proof for our youth that there is no ceiling to what they can achieve.

I met Sualeh in Silicon Valley not long ago, and his brilliance felt incredibly familiar. It’s the exact same clarity of thought you see in young minds all over Pakistan. What MIT provided was access to capital, computing power, and a culture that champions ambitious youth.

The gap between our homegrown talent and the infrastructure we offer them is the most costly issue in Pakistan's economy today. Closing it isn't just about economics; it’s about giving a generation the backing they deserve.

Talent has never been our problem. I’ve seen Pakistani engineers pushing the boundaries of what's possible globally. What we lack is the ecosystem to support them locally.

Sualeh’s story should inspire two things in every young Pakistani: immense pride, and the stubborn conviction that the next $60 billion idea can be built at home.

We don't lack brilliant minds; we lack the right conditions. With the right policy, capital, and leadership that treats our youth as our greatest asset, this is a fully solvable problem.

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@BakhtawarBZ are you fucking retard or smth? how hard is it to understand that people don’t want your party in power and everyone knows the reality of those seats that you keep mentioning so proudly. so please shut the fuck up

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@NationalistSahi 😭😭

[maddy catgirlprostate @catgirlprostate]

Just found out about recency bias, it's gotta be the best and most interesting kind of bias

[𝗰𝗲𝗹𝗶𝗮; @for22songs]

debería existir un tipo de baja laboral por depresión futbolística

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one of them needs to go for things to work and it’s not the other

[different animal, same beast @idolastacc]

How did he escape criticism https://t.co/vYTxLWvrzy