Divergent, ideologist, blogger
Blantyre, Malawi
Joined February 2015
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The Cross and the Crown
Imagine twins celebrating their birthday separately. Sounds strange, right? Well, that’s pretty much what happened in Blantyre last week. Read more below.
#Stanlite #Blog #Blantyre #Colonialism
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Sometimes people lie, believing they are clever and have everyone fooled, without realising that those around them see through their deception but simply choose to play along and overlook their foolishness.
Rule number 1, never lie to your people.
Now watch the internet explode, calling this revolutionary, even though touchscreen laptops have existed for ages.
NEW VIDEO - Apple decided to drop a touchscreen Macbook Pro today. Let's talk about it: youtu.be/2reQut8WNGc
You guys dont want someone to test it in Africa? I am a good driver, I promise.
We didn’t have to look far for color inspiration. Our legacy and Mother Nature provided the perfect palettes.
#ScoutMotors #TheWorldNeedsScouts
Concept vehicles shown with optional features. Production models may vary.
What if the 3 who didn’t vote had also decided to vote to drive off the cliff? This kind of thinking assumes that a bad voting outcome happens because of the people who didn’t vote. No! What if they would have made the same bad choice if they had voted? Let people be.
Mercedes better be careful with their one stopper. Max might actually win this. If Mercedes are banking on tyre life to get them to the finish, they need that pace advantage to hold up right to the end. One safety car could completely flip the race and Austin is exactly that.
There is more to this story because this is impossible.
Jack Weis has a Ph.D. in chemical engineering from Ivy League powerhouse Princeton. His research on ice formation was cited by the Nobel committee.
Now he can’t even get a food-prep job with a company that sells frozen crab cakes.
Since graduating in 2024, Weis has applied to more than 2,300 jobs and still hasn’t landed one, according to The Wall Street Journal.
He started with pharmaceutical science roles and national lab fellowships. When that didn’t work out, he widened his search to software engineering and eventually frozen crab prep.
Two years after finishing his doctorate, Jack Weis is living in his parents’ basement. “It’s quite surprising,” said his mom. “I don’t know how to put it together.”
His story reflects a frozen job market for college graduates. Economists call it a “low-hire, low-fire” environment, where workers stay put and openings stay scarce.
Long-term unemployment this summer hit its highest level in over a decade outside the pandemic, and AI screening tools are making it harder for applicants to reach a human.
Read more: entrepreneur.com/business-ne…
