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Oduok:Congrats, Bro. |
Brokelona, lols
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Legend! Respect 💯
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Looking forward to our preseason matches.
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kad199:He won the Nobel Prize partly because he has always stood up against tyrants like the Emir and successive military governments. That's the WS millions admire and respect. |
GrammarNazi1:Okay. |
BlueRayDick:I no sabi the m.oron. Unlike the renowned Wole Soyinka who is a global figure, the emir is just a local figure known mostly by Ilorin people and his fellow extremists. |
Someone called a nobel laureate, who is a global figure, a clout chaser, and you think such a m.oron should be paid to attention to. Obviously, both of you don't know what a nobel prize means. All these funny Nairaland posts sha |
So, there was actually a time when GRE was suspended in Nigeria, and some students had to travel to nearby countries like Ghana to sit the exam. Interesting. |
Amigoss:Who be Emir of Ilorin? I no even sabi him name. No reasonable person takes such a nonentity seriously. He can call WS any name he likes. That doesn't take anything away from the legacy the nobel laureate has built for himself. |
larride:You're right. That headline of the FP thread is misleading as nowhere was it stated in the body of the report that the stolen crude oil was burnt. The Twitter post said the vessel was burnt. |
What's really the use of the chapel in Aso Rock in the first place? Nothing of key significance. When the brains of Nigerians evolve in the future and many become smarter, the chapel will become useless, just like many churches and mosques in the country will be, which will either be destroyed or converted to other facilities, such as hospitals, schools, and research centers, which are of more strategic importance. Having many churches and mosques in society shows that society is very backward and very corrupt with several low-level thinkers. For any society, the lower the number of places of worship such as churches and mosques, the better. The ideal thing is not to have any places of worship at all. They're useless and make people dull. When my Muslim friend said "Allahu Akbar" ("Allah is great" ), I told him no. "Tiny" ("sagir" ) is the right word. He's tiny. When your brain operates on a low thinking spectrum, you won't know all religious gods are tiny, and religious texts are mere tales meant for kids.
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Greatihex:By the end of next season, we'll know. But we're shaping up to becoming the new Arsenal with all this young, inexperienced players Boli is signing all about. I hope I'll be proven wrong sha. The better approach is to combine youth and experience, not merely relying on youth alone. |
BronzeTiger:Benzema, of course. |
OkpaNsukkaisBae:It's traditionally a Yoruba region because it used to be a Yoruba state before the Fulani land grabbers captured it and turned it to an emirate. Even so, there are many Yoruba -speaking parts in the state till now. Capturing and conquering the whole Southern region is the object of the Fulanis using Islam, which is a mere political tool, like Christianity. That's one key reason why many people opposed RUGA settlements in the Southern region. It's a ploy to capture Yoruba states and others in the South, just like the Fulani barbarians did with Ilorin. |
So AI don turn pastor now. That's so interesting. More advances will still be made in AI in the coming years. However, great caution needs to be taken when developing this kind of systems that exhibit intelligence. While some experts are focused on AI, scientists like Takashi Ikegami are conducting serious research on creating artificial life. Personally, I don't think scientists can create life, whether natural or artificial because life already exists in the universe naturally in one form or the other. However, in the future, scientists will be able to design complex systems that can gain consciousness (life) from the Universe and become living organisms, just like past beings that humans worship ignorantly today as God did in the ancient past to design our forefathers. The building blocks of life are consciousness and cosmic or extraterrestrial dust, and when we understand how life evolves from these, it will be possible to design living systems in the future. This understanding is key for space research. I wrote a paper recently that explores this area of research, which is under Theoretical Astrophysics and Space Science. |
I would rather seek the best ways to raise my kids as thinkers. To have intelligent kids, choose an intelligent partner, and avoid the religious zealots. Religious zealots operate on the lowest levels of thinking frequency in the human world. Don't box your kids' thinking into constructs such as atheism, agnosticism, etc from an early age. But teach them about religions, about how humans control, enslave, and exploit their fellow humans by designing religions. They need to know all this to learn how to protect themselves from religions and their evil gods, especially Allah and Yahweh. You don't need to raise your kids as atheists. Teach them how to think clearly instead. Some of the ways to do this is to expose them to philosophy, programming, mathematics, and science from a tender age. All these will open up their brain from a tender age and help them become a genius. Your task will be much easier if you marry a highly intelligent partner. If your partner isn't the smart type, it'll affect the kids a lot. |
The first step would be choosing a partner wisely. Then, it's more reasonable to raise your kids as thinkers rather than as atheists. Teach them the art of thinking critically, questioning everything, and most importantly, teach them the history of religion. Then, allow them to choose their path. Don't indoctrinate, force, or coerce innocent kids into becoming an atheist. That's wrong. The same way it's wrong that most parents indoctrinate, force, and coerce their children into becoming religionists. Teach them how to think, the history of religion, and allow them to choose their path. |
GrammarNazi1:That's your opinion. I never said anything like that. |
GloriousGbola:Introduced by whom? All the highly intelligent people leaving Nigeria in droves? |
wegevv:Evolution, which means the process by which organisms undergo changes genetically over successive generations, is a fact. There are various theories explaining the mechanisms through which the natural phenomenon of evolution occurs. Simple issue. |
The most successful theories in science are the Modern Synthetic Theory of Evolution and the Standard Model. |
clearcrystal:He's very right. Evolution is a fact. It's a well-established natural phenomenon, not a mere theory. Besides, there are various theories of evolution. |
Workch:What did you expect from a continent with the largest concentration of stupid people in the world, a continent where highly intelligent people are the minority, and dumb people form the majority? When I say an average black man in Africa is less intelligent than his/her counterparts in other races, people call it an insult. But it's a glaring fact backed with more than enough evidence. |
Ibime:Interesting. |
Ibime:Bros, I think say you be financial guru, wetin you dey use Fluid Mechanics do |
pkasso: this thread na the Oyingbo market of sport threads on Nairaland. Na why |
pkasso:Lols |
musicwriter:Deep. |
reccy:Watch YouTube videos on difficult topics (especially those created by whites and Indians); study difficult topics very early in the morning when you wake up when the brain is well rested; move close to brilliant students in your department/faculty and learn strategies they use to master complex topics; don't study for long hours at a stretch (break your study sessions into short periods interspersed with breaks) to increase your rate of assimilation. |
Itsrm:Lols, abi o. It's not uncommon for organizations in Nigeria to share questionnaires among random people, who don't belong to the appropriate demographic groups for their survey. Data obtained via such a method is flawed and unreliable. |
Itsrm:I was about to ask the same question. Most likely, the organization would have done a survey, which is commonly used for such quantitative research. |
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this thread na the Oyingbo market of sport threads on Nairaland. Na why
