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Which of the these teams we go fit beat like this in our upcoming games?
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Dem dey use another nairalander abuse me, but make I no respond. Na you dey abuse, na you go still tell the person wey you dey abuse how to respond. Small children really plenty for this forum. Nothing dey these ones brains. Early in the morning. Repeating the same line daily Dem dey wail everyday because Otem don expose all the secrets of their god. Due to the effect of the guy's book and the efforts of other intelligent people, more and more people are going back to their roots, Isese. Lols, there's an explosion of contents on Isese this year on Facebook. Una never see anything. Na everlasting wailing, five times daily like the ritual of the Muslims. |
The recent crackdown on Isese adherents by the Muslim fanatics in Ilorin has made Yoruba language and Isese, the totality of Yoruba culture and traditions, more popular. The recent developments in Lagos State concerning Isese are pieces of good news. Kudos to Isese practitioners and those of us supporting Isese online and offline.
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Dem don wail dey about Otem early in the morning. These ones are just like kids wey their brain never mature. Some people are hopelessly stupid. Their mumuness sef com be like incurable disease . No be the same Isese people wey you dey condemn for here keep that Yoruba language wey you and your fellow morons are speaking about alive? It's not good to be dumb in this life sha ![]() They just think Yoruba is alive today due to Allah, their imported god from Saudi, or Jehovah, their imported god from Israel. To these ones wey no sabi their left from right, Allah is the same as Olorun; and Jehovah is also the same as Olorun. It's Isese practitioners, who mainly promote Yoruba language and defend it with everything they've, that keeps the language alive, not a god. When you've a low IQ, you're a burden to yourself and to those around you. For some people, simple issues that even some kids understand, give such people between now and the next 50 years, they still won't get it. Their low intelligence has become an incurable disease. Make una keep wailing and wail all through the day. Your fellow jobless dolts can join you as well. I'm sure wailing go pay una bills wey don pile up early in the morning, wey your mates dey for work, na Otem be your own problem in life, lols |
Wow! Mohbad was such a talented music star. |
Who go blame people following the footsteps of their 'noble prophet'? Their prophet sef marry plenty wives, mostly widows during his time. Whether it's pedophilia, child marriage, or this form of |
Evaluating the veracity of claims is a key aspect in pedagogy and research. There are various ways intelligent people examine claims to see whether they're valid or not. One of such is to check the logic behind the claim and see if it makes sense. Another one is to find other credible sources that corroborate that claim. People also check whether a claim is true or not by seeking evidence for or against it. There are other methods as well. However, all these methods won't work for certain claims, and getting evidence for or against them is difficult. Fortunately, statisticians have a technique for addressing such a challenge: Bayesian analysis. This technique got its name from its inventor, Thomas Bayes, an English statistian and philosopher, who developed Bayes' theorem in Statistics. In the Bayesian school of thought, the use of prior knowledge or intuition and conditional probability is key in evaluating the validity of claims or hypotheses. This approach allows us to update our beliefs in light of new information. When a person makes a bold claim that states they've found a new method for treating cancers but there's no evidence, based on one's prior knowledge and intuition, one doesn't accept that claim as true because of a lack of evidence. However, later on, the person makes many other claims, many of which one verifies as true based on evidence from other credible corroborating sources. And in these newer claims, one can see some physics and mathematics embedded in them, which also underlie the bold claim they made earlier. Then, on researching the embedded physics and mathematics in the claims, one discovers they're quite deep and logical. Based on the Bayesian school of thought, the reasonable thing is to change one's belief based on the new information and give such a person a benefit of doubt. So, one realizes this claim is quite bold, and based on the embedded physics and mathematics, it is a big science project, which will require collaborations from various governments and agencies. This means it's a project for the future. However, the physics and mathematics can be developed in the present because such knowledge can have many applications in diverse fields and will be useful for future humans to treat the cancers mentioned by the claimant. Before you quote me and start arguing ignorantly, make sure you've basic knowledge of the subject being discussed.
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DeadPresidents:Tesla was Tesla, and Feynman was Feynman. Both were great physicists with good and bad sides, but Tesla was more influential. Modern scientists don't aspire to be either unless they work in the same research area. Life isn't a game you just choose, "I want to be this person or that person". There are various factors that shape a person's character. I don't think there's any physicist that would say, "Oh, I want my life to be exactly like Tesla or Feynman". It just doesn't make sense. Then most African scientists don't even aspire to lead their life like Tesla or Feynman because as an African, a scientist already has many forces working against him, unlike those in the West. The environments are different. Then, people that do Physics as a career mostly choose popular physicists that worked in their specific area of specialization as their mentor or guide. Physics is very wide. About selling ideas, a person just does his best and leave the rest. No matter how good you sell some ideas, when the time for those ideas to be accepted by many people hasn't yet come, there's nothing you can do. Some ideas would simply take years to be accepted by many people. It's nature. When a part of the body has suffered a deep wound for long, it's unnatural to expect it to be cured on applying a treatment within a second or minute. Such is the nature of some ideas. They'll be accepted when their time has come. Anyone that promotes philosophy, science and technology in Africa would know it'd take years for many Africans to integrate them into their cultures unless such a person doesn't know the history of science and philosophy, especially in the West. One just does one's best for posterity's sake. The current generation of Africans are mostly a lost cause. It's not a question of selling ideas to them, but the level of rot and decay. |
DeadPresidents:Tesla achieved the dream of every scientist: He made key contributions to science and wrote his name on the sands of time. Do you know how his descendants would feel whenever they see physicists using that name all around the world when studying electromagnetics? I don't think you understand the honor and feeling it brings when your name is used to name concepts in Physics studied by millions. Then, the way we do science today is starkly different from how it was done in Tesla's times. Today, if you had half or just a quarter of the knowledge Tesla had in his time, there's no way you wouldn't live comfortably. You can never be poor in today's Internet age. That's why scientists invest a lot of time in research. The fact is, if you make certain discoveries as a scientist in modern times, you can never be poor. There are just so many ways to make money off your discoveries as a scientist, unless you're based in Africa where the majority don't value science and technology. |
Spy360:By Item, I assume you mean Tem or Otem. Atum's approach to how the Universe formed shares striking similarities with the dominant and leading theories of experts studying the history and evolution of the Universe — cosmologists and astrophysicists. The common factor in all is, the Universe evolved from Nothing via Big Bang. That's my own stance. However, Atum's approach has more depth than those of modern scientists. In that approach, the Universe is just a specific form of consciousness and energy, and the Universe has always existed in one form or the other, meaning it has no beginning and end. That approach is profound and has a lot of depth. If a person in the line of research science actually understands this approach, they can use it to develop various new physics and mathematics to explain a range of natural phenomena, currently unknown to modern scientists, and use the physics to build many advanced technologies. |
The mentally lazy ones should simply scroll past my posts. You don't need to start your wailing in my mention at the beginning of a new week. |
DeadPresidents:I'm not here to sell fantasy. The business of scientists is to discover the truth and declare that truth to the public. The fact is in modern times, the average African has the lowest IQ of all races. And there are tons of evidence in support of this glaring fact. I'm not one of those that love engaging in deceit or delusion. The typical African loves those that sell them fantasy, delusion, comforting lies to suit their ego, while the continent contributes next to nothing to world's development. I posted something on Nairaland, and you're talking about my peers in the West. Am I discussing with my peers on Nairaland? Or I told you I discuss the problems of Africa in conferences and seminars I attend in my field. In my papers and interactions with foreign peoples, I focus on the positive aspects of African cultures and traditions and promote those ones, not the negative ones. However, I don't adopt the same approach in informal forums Iike Nairaland. Like I said before, a typical African has a low IQ. And I want an African that reads this to know that as the truth if they exhibit the following features: 1. You denigrate, demonize, and condemn your ancestors and forefathers while promoting and supporting the ancestors and forefathers of the Arabs or Israelites 2. You demonize and condemn your native culture and traditions, while promoting and supporting the native culture and traditions of the Arabs or Israelites 3. You don't love checking things in detail before accepting them as truth and believing them 4. You believe things without a single proof in support of them These are key signs of low intelligence, and most Africans exhibit all of them. If an African here reads this post and exhibit them, he should know he's dumb. Even when interacting with white scientists or white people or Arabs, when you condemn and demonize your forefather and promote the forefather of the whites or Arabs to get favors from them, those foreign people will just see you as a fool and as a mere tool that's dispensable or expendable. No sane person ever trusts such a person because he knows if he can talk about those that brought him into this world in that manner to get favors from them, he'd still do the same thing to them when he sees bigger opportunities. No one truly respects a person that doesn't hold his forefathers in high regard. Then, you've a majority of Africans that aren't even intelligent enough to know who their forefathers are. These ones are simply dumb. They suffer from low intelligence, believing silly tales in the Bible and Qur'an without a single proof. How does an African share any form of relations or ties with Adam and Eve from Arabia/Isreal? Africans aren't related to these people at all. But you've a majority of Africans believing such, even without a single piece of evidence. It's unintelligent people that believe things without proof. And because of this low level of intelligence of these Africans, who are the majority on the continent, everywhere you look around the continent, you see underdevelopment and poverty. Go to many areas in Lagos, Ogun, and many other states in Nigeria and many other parts of Africa, common drainage, you can't see in many of them. Most don't have stable power supply. Bad roads, lack of good hospitals. Lack of basic amenities everywhere you look. Is it people that aren't even intelligent enough to know who their forefathers are, who believe just about any silly tales in a religious text without a single proof that will develop all these basic amenities? To develop these amenities, a high level of intelligence is required. There's a minimum level of IQ that should be displayed by many people in a region for that region to develop and grow. The number one problem of Africa is most Africans have a low IQ in modern times. That's a fact. And what's the cause of this low intelligence? Islam and Christianity. Qur'an and the Bible. Religion is a big problem in Africa. Africans put too much attention and focus on fantasies and delusions. Then, a people that don't take philosophy and science seriously can't grow and develop. But Christianity and Islam discourage Africans from engaging in philosophy and science. Many students in school now in Africa are running away from philosophy class. And many don't take philosophy seriously. How will they be able to develop the high intelligence required to develop the continent without doing philosophy? Without doing science? The same things their religion forbids. Those two religions want people to be studying science through the lens of a religious text, of a god. Any science forbidden or not stated in the Bible and Qur'an is evil and should be demonized. But true science studies nature directly, not under the restrictions of any god or book written by cavemen and herders, who didn't know jack about relativity, quantum physics, genetics, and many other advanced fields of science, which have revolutionized how humans live on Earth. It's until many people become intelligent enough to see the damaging effects of those two religions on the brain of an African that the continent will start growing and developing. DeadPresidents:Some of us have been doing the highlighted for some years now. Those of us developing STEM in our native language and advocating the same thing for other native cultures of Africa aim to integrate the culture of critical thinking, questioning all forms of knowledge and doctrines (be it religious, scientific), philosophy, and science into African cultures and traditions. That's exactly the key message of Otem, and if your IQ is low as an African, then you'll be condemning him. Personally, I've made key contributions to my field as an African and am still making more contributions, and by engaging in these community programs, I join hands with other intelligent Africans to develop STEM in African cultures and traditions. |
Explanation of the recent Earthquake incident in Morocco in Yoruba: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bl_N_kq-8Yc?si=_cYH0gE8QxYRDvff It's topics like this that should be the focus of Africans and how to predict such happenings in the environment so as to devise ways to cope and survive. But no, let's all keep praying to our favorite sky daddy from Arabia and Europe because earthquakes are ways he punishes humans for their sins. And when we see people encouraging us to let go of our delusions and face reality, let's join hands to condemn such people because we're dumb. |
I've binned most of the unnecessary mentions. You can resume your wailings again and wail all through the night. |
Over 26 mentions in a day, and not a single person even made any atom of sense. Not a single piece of evidence for the so-called high intelligence of the average African. It's unintelligent people that believe things without a single proof. Some people are so daft. It's the same person they accused of worshipping himself, worshipping another human, following Isese, following scientology, and all sorts of balderdash. Now promoting the local cultures, science, philosophy, critical thinking, and history has become the new definition of extremism for mumu people. It's the same low intelligence they're still exhibiting, believing all sorts of nonsensical claims without a single proof. |
Over 26 mentions in a day, and some morons actually think I even have the time to read your wailings in my mentions. I don't know when these fools are yet to realize online noises don't move me. You'll only wail, wail, and wail till you get tired. I've discussed many of the things I stated here with various elderly people in some Yoruba states over the years. Is it some morons and kids on Nairaland that'll then move me with useless noises? |
Shegzdave:Show me the posts where any of those dolts asked for evidence? My modus operandi in online discussions is to support the claims in my posts with evidence, facts, data, figures, and the likes. So, unless a person can't read sentences in simple English or interprete data in charts and the likes, you can't see me make posts without providing evidence in support of my assertions. Where are the posts of those asking for evidence? It's obvious you don't even understand what you're commenting about. I made a post about the low intelligence of the average African, a post backed with evidence in the same post and subsequent ones. And some people felt insulted by the glaring fact I stated. Till now, none of the dolts have provided a proof showing the high intelligence of the average African. All I've been seeing are emotion-driven posts all over the place, and the usual daily rantings about Otem. No single proof. Some fools love living in fantasy land. They're yet to realize online noises don't move me. It's evidence I'm after. |
Make una keep ranting about Otem and A001. Most you no get brain before. Intelligent people that got the guy's book are busy using it to develop news physics to explain a range of natural phenomena. I've work to do. Keep the wailing coming. |
Unlimited22:Most of you are really fools. And I'm not sorry to say that. Anyone doing Physics at PhD level and post-doctorate who studies Otem's works will easily the various fundamental principles of nature in the works. But I don't need to say more about this. Most have eyes but can't see. This is the same attitude the past Africans adopted to works of Ifa, who, at the beginning of the homo sapiens era, had actually discovered all the principles of nature scientists and engineers used to build Google and computers generally in modern times. Most Africans are really dumb. In the future, the same thing will happen with Otem's works. Luckily, some Africans would benefit from the vast knowledge in the guy's book before the Oyinbo people get a hold of the book. It's not good to be dumb in this life. |
donjazzet:Don't worry, I'll post my awards online to seek validation from complete strangers online. You must think everyone is as mentally infirm as you're. |
akwesenana:See mumu. Unless in this case, I'm a career physicist and don't have a group I recruit people to. Some of you can really be so dull. Looking at the way I engage people here, does it look like I'm looking for a friend from people who are mostly complete strangers or I want recruits here? Recruits for what exactly? So dull. That's why I've never even sent any book to a single person on this thread and will never do so. If I post any literature here, you'll be the one to find a way to download or get it yourself. Whether anyone gets any of the books I recommended here or not is none of my concern. My own is to do my part for posterity sake. If promoting philosophy, history, science, technology, and native cultures seems like an extreme ideology to you, then something is seriously wrong with you. |
akwesenana:Of course now, you can't do Physics at undergraduate level and win a number of awards for academic excellence and then proceed to postgraduate Physics without having a high IQ. |
Shegzdave:Lols, you know no say I no get work now. I'd be sleeping and waking up on Nairaland to engage in silly discussions and explain simple issues to those that call themselves educated. Anyone with an average level of IQ can actually understand all my posts because they're simplified and contain tons of facts that can be independently verified. Only those whose IQ is below average don't understand the posts. In online engagements, when you make silly comments about me, I reply you in kind. |
I don't need to say much here. Those doing Physics at PhD and post-doctorate level won't joke with someone like Otem. These ones are no different from kids that don't know anything. |
[quote author=BlueRayDick post=125696550][/quote]Empty brain. Are you reading that for the first time from me here? These ones are behaving like kids that don't know anything. You're not worth my time. |
All sorts of posts, yet there's no single evidence. Lols. It's clear these ones don't know their left from right. Intelligent people argue with facts, not emotions and daily rantings about Otem, Tem. That's what fools do. |
Na only on Nairaland I go see morons using a name like Otem's to abuse person. It shows they're so foolish that they're abusing another person with a name they don't even know. When compared with the best thinkers of the West, Otem dwarfs all of them. So, you're only making a fool of yourself. Make una wail about Otem as usual. We know you've no proof for your argument anyway. If Oyinbo people have someone like Otem in the country, they'd have developed new theories and models of science and started working on various advanced technologies using the guy's vast knowledge. It's not good to be dumb in life sha |
If you know your left from right and have knowledge of what you're saying, you don't need to be crying about Otem all about. Simply post proofs in support of your argument. But you know you don't have one; that's why you'll be ranting about Otem all about, which even shows you're so dull. |
How do you know an unintelligent person easily? They believe things without a single proof. They love fantasy and delusion. I'm still waiting for your proofs if you can find one. |
The dolts can post the proof of the high intelligence of the average African here. I need some comic relief this Sunday morning. |
Tell the morons here to post the proof of the high intelligence of the average African and you'll even read more dumb posts. Some people are so daft. |
BlueRayDick:Your last point shows you're too dull for me to engage. This post simply shows you don't know your left from right. I'll simply bin your mention after this. I'm not here to engage people that don't know their left from right. |
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