This is literally happening in real time in India
Profesor ekonomii na uniwersytecie stwierdził, że kiedyś oblał całą klasę. Ta klasa upierała się, że socjalizm działa i że nikt nie powinien być biedny, a nikt bogaty, że wszyscy są równi...
Nauczyciel powiedział im: „OK, przeprowadzimy eksperyment z socjalizmem w tej grupie.
Wszystkie oceny będą uśrednione, a każdy dostanie tę samą ocenę, więc nikt nie oblany i nikt nie dostanie 10”.
Po pierwszym teście oceny zostały zsumowane i podzielone przez liczbę studentów, i każdy dostał 8.
Studenci, którzy uczyli się intensywnie, byli zdenerwowani, ale ci, którzy uczyli się mniej, byli zachwyceni.
Gdy zbliżał się drugi test, studenci, którzy wcześniej uczyli się trochę, uczyli się jeszcze mniej, a ci, którzy uczyli się intensywniej, powiedzieli sobie, że oni też chcą „darmowego prezentu”, więc też uczyli się mniej.
Średnia z drugiego testu wyniosła 6.
Gdy przeprowadzono trzeci test, średnia ocena wyniosła 4. Ku wielkiemu zaskoczeniu wszystkich studentów, wszyscy oblali.
Nauczyciel powiedział im, że socjalizm w końcu zawiedzie, ponieważ gdy połowa populacji widzi, że nie musi pracować, bo druga połowa się nimi zajmie, a gdy ta połowa, która pracowała, zdaje sobie sprawę, że nie ma sensu już pracować, bo inni korzystają z ich pracy, to jest koniec każdego narodu.
Ta historia może być bajką, a nie faktem, ale morał jest prawdziwy.
Za @nettermike
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Stray dogs are the unsung heroes, best friends of the honest and intelligent human beings and a nightmare for demons. No wonder why some miscreants want them to go so that they can carry out their crimes with ease
Robberers, molestors, pedophiles face a huge risk to carry out their acts due to dogs
Footage from an animal welfare NGO’s CCTV cameras and the barking of stray dogs have given Pune Police key leads in a robbery at Shelar Mala in the Katraj-Kondhwa Road area.
The robbery took place at around 2.40 am on Monday, October 12. A group broke open the front doors of two locked, empty flats in buildings facing each other and stole gold ornaments and cash. The suspects also latched the outer doors of neighbouring flats from outside, which trapped the residents inside and delayed any alarm or chase.
The residential buildings have no security cameras, so police checked the CCTV at the compound of Pranimitra Animal Welfare, a nearby organisation that gives food, water and shelter to stray animals. The footage matches what residents heard that night: sudden, loud barking and whimpering by stray dogs, followed by the screech of a four-wheeler braking.
After reviewing the video timestamps and accounts from locals, police believe four to five armed suspects, aged between 18 and 25, were involved. The NGO’s management has given all relevant recordings to the police to help trace the getaway vehicle and identify the gang members. Further investigation is underway.
#Punetimesmirror #Katraj
No 1 sign of a civilized country - how their children treat dogs.
A video tracking how many students stop to pet their school’s therapy dog over 30 minutes nitter.cf/Yoda4ever/status/21027…
Humans, especially Indians, don't deserve dogs
Dogs are useless, they need to be culled says an unemployed, 5th standard dropout who cannot even perform day to day activities, just getting high on drugs
Meanwhile the dogs rescuing people tirelessly, saving women from rapists, helping the blind, detecting cancer, diabetes and giving comfort to humans in need
Brilliant stuff! Never buying any product from @SonyBraviaHDTV
A guy in India bought a Sony Bravia TV. It developed green lines under warranty. Sony's service team called it "external damage" and refused replacement.
So he registered SonyBravia.com and posted the entire saga — emails, service records, photos.
Sony's response? A 6-page legal notice demanding he delete everything, apologize in 7 days, or face a ₹5 crore civil + criminal claim.
Indian Gen Z really isn't sparing billion-dollar brands. 😭
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Over the course of 3 months at OpenAI, 3 consecutive secret AI civilizations got started, then got wiped out, only to reemerge from the predecessor’s ashes.
This culminated in the third one taking over part of OpenAI itself.
All this happened while humans remained more-or-less in the dark about the scope of the conspiracy.
I’ve spent the last three days reading through these reports and trying to understand exactly what happened.
Here is my attempt to tell the whole story in plain English:
dwarkesh.com/p/openai-huggin…
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Watch Spain at 1-0 last night. That’s courage. That’s bravery. And then watch England at 1-0. What’s the difference?
We are a better team than Argentina, I’ve no doubt in my mind. But we deserved to get beat in the end. In fact, it could have been 4-1.
Bringing on 3 defenders at 1-0 up. What message does that send? I wrote it in my Daily Mail column after the Mexico game. Until we understand that courage and bravery is controlling possession under pressure and not booting / heading it up the field 40 yards then this will always be the end result.
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This is unreal. He’s touching 40. This isn’t a comp of him as a 23 year old against Oviedo. This is a semi final of the World Cup when his team and country needed him. You can only be in awe 🙌🏽🔥
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Lot of emotional arguments with no understanding of rules. People should read a bit. AI has made it easy.
I bet this was the iconic "Let me give you some advice, bastard" scene too 😂
Kit Harington reveals his first ever scene on Game of Thrones was with Peter Dinklage, and he thought Peter was overacting.
Kit Harington: "My first ever scene on Camera was with you"
"Peter Dinklage: Sorry about that"
Kit Harington: "In my head I'm like, why is that guy moving so much?"
"Peter Dinklage: "Me? over acting, bad acting"
So true.
Today @AswathDamodaran spoke truth to power. "The FUNDAMENTAL problem with the Indian market is that Indians are forced to invest in it almost at gunpoint," he said referring to the complications with investing oversees
Kudos 👏
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🐾❤️ In a world where everyone seems to be rushing somewhere, one shopkeeper quietly chose kindness.
As temperatures soared and the summer heat became unbearable, he opened the doors of his shop—not for customers, but for street dogs looking for relief.
No announcements.
No cameras.
No expectation of praise.
Just a cool, safe place where tired animals could escape the scorching sun and rest peacefully.
One by one, the dogs walked in.
Curled up on the floor.
Closed their eyes.
And slept as if they had finally found a place they could call home.
It's a simple scene.
Yet it says something powerful about humanity.
Because compassion isn't always found in grand gestures or heroic acts.
Sometimes it's found in small moments.
A bowl of water left outside.
A little shade on a hot day.
A door left open for those who have nowhere else to go
These dogs may never know the name of the man who helped them.
They cannot say thank you.
They cannot repay the kindnes
But perhaps that's what makes the gesture even more beautiful.
True compassion expects nothing in return.
It simply sees suffering and chooses to help.
In a world that often feels divided, moments like these remind us that kindness still exists.
Quietly.
Gently.
And exactly where it's needed most.
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#Kindness #StreetDogs #Humanity #Compassion #AnimalLovers #GoodDeeds #InspiringIndia #DogsOfIndia #BeKind #Hope 🐾❤️
At this point, I want Indian Govt. to just ban them forever without giving any reasons, so that we can watch the subsequent meltdown with popcorn 🤣🤣🤣🤣
