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Vischy:Okay, looks realistic. |
With 14 more games to go in the EPL this season, do you think we can still make top 4?
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The 2024 Pi Day (3/14) is about a month away. Interestingly, theoretical physicist Michael Hartl has made many mathematicians and physicists take an interest in pi's sibling (or arch-enemy if you prefer) — tau. He gave a brilliant argument that convinced many scientists that tau, which is defined as double pi, is a more natural constant: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H69YH5TnNXI Quite a fascinating piece, including his Tau Manifesto for the "geekdom": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2hhjsSN-AiU Tau, or double pi, is so ubiquitous in Mathematics and Physics.
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Ikebe super
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Clarice Phelps is the first Black woman to help discover a new periodic table element. "Taking a seat at the periodic table didn't happen overnight, it was actually a 20-year journey," she said in a TSU interview. https://blacknews.com/news/clarice-phelps-first-black-woman-discover-element-periodic-table/
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pkasso:True, but they actually exceeded expectations of many people. At the beginning of the tournament, many Nigerians had written them off even before the first game, due to their lacklustre form at the pre-AFCON stage. |
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pkasso:Not a bad outing overall. |
Stars are living entities, and in the coming years, this will be understood better when key advances are made in fields such as Stellar Physics, Astrophysics, Astrobiology, Consciousness Science, and related areas.
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Lols, mumu ranting. No be every knowledge system go useless like your Bible wey every Tom, Dick, and Harry dey edit anyhow. The same reason why no one teaches kids Quantum Mechanics in detail is the same reason some people don't reveal everything about some knowledge systems all at once. If you wan learn Ifa, you can either go through the process of learning it online like someone like me I've done, which has taken years, and is an ongoing process, or you go and learn from Ifa priests, who have a course on it. Again, that'll take years. That's just the plain truth. Some people, especially those that want to become an Ifa devotee (priest) do itefa to join the cult of Ifa. Ifa no be like your Bible, Lols. Mumuni dey ask me silly questions, the same idiots have killed and persecuted many agnostics, atheists and philosophers (pagans) historically over the years. You can't have your cake and eat it. One key reason why some knowledge systems are hidden is due to such persecution. Fortunately, the Internet has made it easy for any genuinely interested people to learn Ifa or any indigenous knowledge system. Genuine seekers of knowledge, not idiots asking silly questions all about. It takes years to master Ifa. But if you're a dolt who likes to rush things, then charlatans and fraudsters go scam you tire. Apoda (imbe).
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epainos:Personally, I don't support hoarding knowledge but one has to adjust in any society one finds oneself. epainos:Okay. epainos:Maybe later. I'd suggest taking things gradually. epainos:I understand the eagerness to learn. But I'd suggest you shouldn't rush. I feel there are enough materials online to get started if you believe it's really what you want to do. epainos:These things are not easy to do as you imagine when it comes to sharing native African knowledge systems. Personally, I don't have a roadmap as I'm not an Ifa priest. I can only give pointers, which is what I've done. I'm not a specialist in Odu Ifa. Physics (and Mathematics) is my area of focus, but I do research on Odu Ifa to aid my knowledge of Physics. epainos:If you're interested in a career in science, that's fine. But if you're not, you should know the math is really complex and can be time consuming to solve and understand. epainos:I don't really know much about him apart from from the information he posted online. epainos:I've shared titles of books many times on Nairaland in the past. There are many useful materials online if you're interested in developing a career as a scientist aided by an indigenous knowledge system such as Ifa. There's really nothing much to share again that has not been stated before. |
epainos:Ifa, as a system, is probabilistic. It works sometimes and doesn't work at other times. That's one of the traits of the system that really baffled me when I started learning. Because, if you've a Theory of Everything, at some levels, probability must feature or appear inherent in your model. If not, the theory doesn't have depth. The probabilistic or stochastic aspect is a manifestation of the quantum nature of the matrix we perceive reality. At a deeper level, this shows certain natural limits (constraints) imposed on various processes and phenomena (our perception) in the physical world. So, the limit of Odu Ifa is this probabilistic or stochastic nature. However, Ifa is deep that it goes further to the very source of the matrix we perceive as physical reality. It explains its own limits. When you start digging deeper, that's when you learn some mathematics which are really astounding and deep, especially Abstract Algebra (Group Theory). There are actually mathematical equations and functions for terms such as orun (the Ifa term for the spiritual realm or heaven), emi (soul or consciousness), spirit, and many other key terms in the corpus. The matrix we perceive as reality is the product of a kind of universal algebra or programming done by certain entities, such as Olorun Olodumare of the Yorubas, Chukwu of the Ibos, and many past humans worshipped as one god or goddess or the other in various parts of the world. Odu Ifa contains details of such algebra/programming. This is why Ifa priests often hide the core of the corpus (up to the level they know) from the majority to prevent chaos and strife. So, even if you learn the math to a certain level, there are limits or constraints to how much a person can divulge so one doesn't enter into problems. All these atheists saying soul, spirit, and the likes don't exist, if they learn some math and physics, they'll have a better understanding of reality. But there are constraints to how much a person can divulge on the Internet or offline. But with time, people will discover/understand some things. Another challenge is that if many or most people know all the mysteries there's to know about life or existence, it means that era of humans will soon go into extinction for a new era to emerge. This aspect is related to the problem of Quantum Gravity in Physics. It's better to take things one step at a time. epainos:Just start learning from Google please. It was before I used to share books with people. But I was naive then. I don't do such again. I only give recommendations (titles of books) now for interested people to get themselves online if they want. You can gradually learn Odu Ifa using Google (reading articles and watching YouTube videos on Ifa or Odu Ifa). It's very vast. But don't rely on only Odu Ifa if you want to know some of the mysteries hidden by Ifa priests. You'll need to be very good in Math and Physics (advanced level). When you learn some mysteries of Ifa, I think you'll realize why some knowledge has to be hidden from the public using complex codes and mathematics. |
epainos:About the highlighted, the Odu Ifa is a great body of knowledge as I stated before. It can be used for both good and evil. Same way, a person can learn Quantum Physics and decide to focus on creating evil technologies (applications) with the knowledge or good ones. It's based on your choice. Odu Ifa is not inherently evil, compared to discoveries and knowledge developed by a past human like Esu. For instance, a person can learn Nuclear Physics now and decide to focus on just manufacturing bombs for terrorism activities even though this field of Physics is broad and has diverse applications (both good and bad ones). If such a person is a Yoruba person, they're called Esu or associated with Esu in the Yoruba culture. Esu isn't the same entity as Satan. The concept of Satan is alien to Yoruba culture traditionally. |
epainos:I've been studying Odu Ifa for the past 6 years for a research project in Mathematical Physics. However, I'm not an Ifa priest and don't belong to any cult (Awo). I regard myself as a descendant of Orunmila and Ifa, and I cherish such connections while learning Odu Ifa. The Mathematics and Physics embedded in the corpus is so astounding, especially considering the fact that it was developed by a genius named Ifa at the beginning of the Homo sapiens era (over 200,000 years ago). In fact, if your Physics and Math are very sound, you can develop a new physics and mathematics using the corpus. That's not a mere claim. "Odu" is a Yoruba term for "code" or "mystery", so Odu Ifa is a system (a compendium of knowledge on many subjects) developed by Ifa at the beginning of the Homo sapiens era inspired by Orunmila, and this system has been named after him ever since. Hence, Odu Ifa literally means "the Code of Ifa". Personally, I regard Odu Ifa as the native version of what the whites call the Theory of Everything (TOE). I believe the genius, Ifa, had developed TOE in the past human era in Yoruba language and is known as the Odu Ifa literary corpus, but most of the content is lost in modern times. It's just so surprising when you study various concepts in Physics, Math, Sociology, and other fields, and you study the Odu Ifa comparatively and find native versions of various effects, concepts, principles in these fields encoded in Yoruba proverbs and sayings from Odu Ifa. These are very old sayings and proverbs, not something somebody just formed today. There are many examples of this. Having come across many examples in my project and was highly surprised, I've now made a it a habit to first start my research on any topic from the Odu Ifa provided I can find relevant aspects from the corpus. I learn Ifa from online videos, Facebook posts, and books (there are books of Ifa on Amazon, but they're not free). I'd encourage you to use the same route. Some people join the cult of Ifa by doing Itefa (initiation into Ifa). I don't encourage worshipping a fellow human as a god or a person immersing themselves wholly in the philosophy of their fellow human, however great. It's better to read wide, develop your own personal philosophy, and adopt a science-based approach to your spirituality. Just a suggestion. Also, I learn Odu Ifa by inspiration via dreams. But this is for the mathematical aspect/physics aspect. Person dey speak Yoruba language and is saying Ifa na ordinary person, Lols. Na that man Ifa invent the different dialects called Yoruba language today in the olden days. Some people are so naive. Do they even know what it takes to invent a language that has survived thousands of years. Senseless comment. If you be African atheist and you don't have regard for past humans, which are called African gods and goddesses, you don't have common sense. |
FRANCISTOWN:Lols, so naive. All the gods were humans that lived in the past era. But Orunmila, Ifa and the likes weren't your average humans. The humans referred to as gods by the religious people are gifted people — humans with special powers and abilities. It's like someone saying a genius like Stephen Wolfram or Terrence Tao are just humans. Lols, those are not your average humans. And religious people call such gifted people gods and goddesses. You can check out the profiles of those two mathematicians and come back here and say they don't have special powers and abilities. Lols. You know how vast Stephen Wolfram's projects and companies are. So naive. If Orunmila, Ifa were alive today, they'd have such profiles like those two mathematicians. Lols, you think Odu Ifa corpus is something trivial or some small. Seek knowledge first and stop speaking ignorantly. Man pass man; only a kid doesn't know that. You see profs and other mathematicians praising the mathematical genius of Tao, and you'll only be a fool to be calling that 'legend'. I don't have to believe or disbelieve in god to recognize a genius or polymath when I see one based on his history and achievements. Based on their history, Oyinbo people call people like Orunmila and Ifa polymaths. There's a reason they invented a special term for such people, as distinct from average people. Of course, you can doubt the history of Orunmila and Ifa but consider stories and tales about Pythagoras and Aristotle real. |
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Now is the best time to sack this Argentine fraud. I no even mind Conte at this stage. With a good coach and luck, top 6 is still achievable this season.
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Eunoiaa:Lols, it doesn't have to be in a regalia. If a person has patrons or ties at the other side, they'll always reach out to them in dreams or trances unless the person cuts them off. If a person cuts off key connections in their life, they'll be weak and vulnerable. That's why some people don't amount to anything here or don't live long. |
Eunoiaa:One of the ways for an African to discover themselves is to get close to their roots. It's always good to know the history of the deities worshipped in your lineage/family. Those deities are your patrons/support system. Some of those gifted people like Taylor Swift and those highly highly successful people you mentioned before have strong patrons at the other side, who provide them with information and guidance/protection that gives such people an edge here. |
Eunoiaa:Lols, I understand you perfectly. Lols, about the highlighted, that's your own view. Humans worship their fellow humans every time. Good examples are the religious people worshipping Allah and Yahweh. Those are also human beings as well claiming God. Na why atheists and agnostics no dey rate those gods because their souls are in the same, or almost the same, hierarchy. Reincarnation is the reason behind the great success of stars like Taylor Swift. It's like a goddess like Osun or Gaia reincarnating today, they'll be among the most powerful or successful people on this planet because of the vast experience and knowledge they've accumulated in their past lives and the key connections they've built over those periods. These aren't your average people, man pass man, and woman pass woman Sometimes, it's simply their connections that give them an edge over the majority. Some of them have powerful patrons at the other side. |
Unlimited22:Person dey bear "Abdul" and still dey complain say dem dey call am slave. Lols. Person dey call himself the slave or servant of god, sheep but him dey vex when called such. FYI, "Abdul" is the Arabic word for "slave". |
Unlimited22:I no even dey discuss religious issues often on Nairaland again. To me, that's like beating a dead horse. If people fight from now till the next 10 years, it doesn't change the fact that the era of religions is in its twilight today on this planet. Science and technology has taken over. Away from that, Apple recently released its Vision Pro consumer headset based on spatial computing, which promises to take augmented reality (AR) to the next level. The gadget goes for over $3300 now, but hopefully, more advances will be made in the near future that'll reduce this exorbitant price so more people can afford it. Judging by its features and capabilities, the Apple Vision Pro is really a fascinating piece of tech. |
Unlimited22:If you insult me, I'd reply you in kind. I've been on Nairaland since 2007. So, I no dey here to make friends from people who are mostly complete strangers. |
Eunoiaa:There's nothing wrong with the topic IMO. But you don fight with every guy on this thread. Na the issue be that. You don't have to fight with every guy on Nairaland to drive home your point. About the topic, I'm a big fan of Taylor Swift. If we're still in the era of religion, people will be worshipping her as a goddess. But we're in the twilight of that era now. She's a goddess. Some people are just fortunate in this life. They'll reincarnate multiple times on Earth at different eras and would achieve great feats each time and be worshipped or revered as a god or goddess. If any of these goddesses Isese traditionalists worship reincarnate, they'd be celebrated and revered the way millions regard Taylor Swift today. Human souls have hierarchies when they manifest physically on Earth, and highly successful people like Taylor Swift are usually advanced souls and are often reincarnated people. The fact is, almost all the successful people in all areas of human endeavor, such as music, sports, science, and many others, are reincarnated people who had existed in the past eras. To achieve great success in their current life and become a star, most of them are simply tapping into the knowledge and experience they've accumulated in their past lives and connections they've made over such periods. To become great in life, it's important one discovers oneself. Parenting also plays a very vital role. |
Broja, loaned to Fulham on deadline day, won't be missed. Relying on him and Jackson to lead our attack this season shows the extent Boli has mismanaged this club within the short period he acquired it. If the boys give their all, we can still make top 6 this season. Though with Poch at the helm, that possibility looks very slim. |
Do you agree or disagree?
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BlueRayDick:It's a simple issue. If they can't comply with the laid down rules of the hospital, they should seek treatment elsewhere. It's obvious they value obeying quranic injunctions more than their child's life. With the state of insecurity in Nigeria at the moment, people need to be careful around these niqabis and their spouses (extremists). |
Belief in Qur'an and the Bible don damage Africans' brains. They demonized and abandoned highly beneficial African science, the heritage of their ancestors and forefathers, and put all their faith in some useless bunch of papers from Isreal and Arabia. Clowns.
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Will this guy be fit to start tomorrow?
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