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Kazani 10 months ago
"Black Seed is a CURE for every disease except death." - Prophet Muhammad I recommend you start with 20-30 seeds every 2 days. Take it in the morning on empty stomach. Chew them and then drink with water Benefits: More energy confidence , less anxiety - better skin and hair Black seeds are a very cheap and effective way of improving your health and quality of life. One of the best things I have ever taken- highly recommend image
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Kazani 10 months ago
Human populations will start to decrease globally in a few more decades. Thereafter fewer and few humans will be alive to contribute labor and to consume what is made. However at the same historical moment as this decrease, we are creating millions of AIs and robots and agents, who could potentially not only generate new and old things, but also consume them as well, and to continue to grow the economy in a new and different way. This is a Economic Handoff, from those who are born to those who are made. It has been nearly a thousand years since we last saw the total number of humans on this planet decrease year by year. For nearly a millennium we have lived with growing populations, and faster rates of growth. But in the coming decades, for the first time in a thousand years, the number of deaths on the planet each year will exceed the number of births. This seems hard to believe at first because superficially there is no evidence for that change in direction. As this chart shows, the line wants to go up. The Handoff to Bots:
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Kazani 10 months ago
TLDR - Digital interaction w/o stealing attention Websites, apps, social media, and every digital platform are built around capturing and monetizing attention, yet most of these systems treat attention as a vague, immeasurable force rather than a resource that can be priced, traded, and optimized like money or time. One of the most striking experiments in the dissertation found that users needed 0.6¢ more compensation to complete tasks on an ugly CAPTCHA interface. That might sound trivial, but at scale, it translates into millions of dollars in lost productivity and engagement. 1. Bad design not only annoys the living crap out of users, it literally costs them money in cognitive effort 2. Every friction points (bad UI, slow load times, intrusive ads) is an eocnomic penalty ... think every clunky interface forces you to spend an extra 10s per tx (lol to all the bridges out there) equating to 100s of in unpaid labor hours over time It's pretty obvious by now by our tech overlords exploit this principle, but mostly in reverse. They design interfaces that make leaving harder (endless scroll, autoplay, dark patterns) rather than optimizing for efficiency. Projects/companies that start paying to attention to attention by reducing waste, streamlining experience etc outcompete those playing the endless scroll/engagement trap. A Measurable Attention Economics: https://invisible.college/attention/dissertation.html
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Kazani 10 months ago
Funny how the #AI has taken over the very jobs people once believed would always belong to humans like "arts, design, entertainment and media" while transportation and office work have for the most part remained under humans.
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Kazani 10 months ago
These lists almost never change. Unlike Windows which steadily gets worse, Linux Distros mature and get better with development. Many of our favorites still top these lists because they are a polished experience that are well maintained.
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Kazani 10 months ago
Let them call you mad, but you choose your own path.
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Kazani 10 months ago
📱 Apple is acting on UK's requirement to break encryption, this is horrendous. Apple is going to take action, I will explain what Apple says and clarify some things: "Starting February 21, 2025, Apple will no longer be able to offer Advanced Data Protection as a feature to new users in the UK " "Apple can no longer offer Advanced Data Protection (ADP) in the UK to new users, and existing UK users will eventually need to disable this security feature. ADP protects iCloud data with end-to-end encryption, meaning the data can only be decrypted by the user who owns it, and only on their trusted devices." "We are deeply disappointed that the protections provided by ADP are not available to our customers in the UK given the continued rise in data breaches and other threats to customer privacy. Improving the security of cloud storage with end-to-end encryption is more urgent than ever. Apple remains committed to providing our users with the highest level of security for their personal data and we look forward to doing so in the future in the UK. As we have said many times before, we have never built a backdoor or master key into any of our products or services and we never will." This would NOT affect (They would remain encrypted) the following: • iCloud Keychain • iMessage Encryption • FaceTime • Health Data YES it would affect : • iCloud backups • Photos That they would not be protected from end to end. It may not seem like a big deal at first, but the reality is that while your chats via iMessages, for example, may be encrypted, any backup you make may not be. Apple is forced to prevent new UK users from enabling advanced protection. However, for those who are already users, they will continue to have said protection since due to the encryption, they cannot break it. Although it seems that they intend to "offer guidance" which could mean that they will indicate how to deactivate it or lose the backup of said data in iCloud. If you're not in the UK and you have an iPhone, enable advanced protection. If you're in the UK, I hope you've already enabled it and moved your data somewhere else. Apple has reportedly not complied with the request to create a backdoor affecting all users, but has decided not to provide protection options, in this case to UK users. Will the UK or other countries continue to push?
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Kazani 10 months ago
Sometimes things don’t make sense because the mind tries to understand them through past experiences. But what’s missing is the experience itself. Once you go through it, the missing piece falls into place, and everything makes sense.
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Kazani 10 months ago
A friend going through a divorce told me his counselor said the top two reasons for divorce are finances and house chore, with chores being number one in the western world. My perspective is at its core, divorce isn’t just about money or responsibilities; it’s about deeper incompatibility—spiritual, psychological, and beyond. These material disputes are just surface-level symptoms of a much deeper disconnect.
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Kazani 10 months ago
⚡️Exposing the Shadows: A Global Map of Surveillance and Suppression "Surveillance technology and spyware are being used to target and suppress journalists, dissidents, and human rights advocates everywhere. Surveillance Watch is an interactive map that documents the hidden connections within the opaque surveillance industry. Founded by privacy advocates, most of whom were personally harmed by surveillance tech, our mission is to shed light on the companies profiting from this exploitation with significant risk to our lives. By mapping out the intricate web of surveillance companies, their subsidiaries, partners, and financial backers, we hope to expose the enablers fueling this industry's extensive rights violations, ensuring they cannot evade accountability for being complicit in this abuse. Our right to privacy is non-negotiable, and anyone who threatens it must be held accountable."
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Kazani 10 months ago
Government is the biggest scam. All politicians are scamsters.
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Kazani 10 months ago
Don't let the things you want, make you forget the things you already have.
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Kazani 10 months ago
📱 Does Netflix want to control artists? Recently there was a controversy with an actress called "Karla Sofía Gascón" for statements she made in the past. In response, Netflix is ​​considering tightening its control over the speech of the people it hires. "It's not actually standard practice for people to vet tweets in that way... A lot of people are looking at that... I think it's raising questions for a lot of people about re-evaluating that process." Says Bela Bajaria, Netflix's director of content. However, the executive commented the following: "I think you also have to ask yourself: Are we really going to be scrutinizing the personal social networks of tens of thousands of people every day around the world, [given] the number of original films and television shows and co-productions that we make and license?" It is a way of limiting oneself when recruiting talent, as well as being a way of "conditioning" actors to not express themselves freely. In my opinion, it is a way of shooting oneself in the foot.
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Kazani 10 months ago
Donald Trump gave world leaders a license to launch meme coins. -African President Launched Memecoin -Argentina President Launched Memecoin PREDICTION: 20+ political leaders will launch their meme coin in 2025. Greed is at ALL TIME HIGH!