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mtisTheQubit:
Ok the word 'Tanzania' should replace laziness in the dictionary

Actually Tanzania is quite a unique country. Their "laziness" has a logical & rational scientific reason behind it.

Did you know TZ pre 1962, were quite a hard working people much like Kenyans they sustained rebellions against people with superior Weaponry like the Arabs, zanj rebellion & against the Germans, majimaji rebellion, it was easier for Arabs to get their slaves from DRC, but like China rn the hard-work they put on affected a key generation of people & resulted in them being almost responsible for causing a pandemic I bet you won't guess the pandemic, it was a laughing pandemic.

Tanganyika laughter epidemic

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tanganyika_laughter_epidemic

Christian F. Hempelmann, then of Purdue University, has theorized that the episode was stress-induced In 1962, Tanganyika had just won its independence, he said, and students had reported feeling stressed because of higher expectations by teachers and parents MPI, he says, usually occurs in people without a lot of power "MPI is a last resort for people of a low status It's an easy way for them to express that something is wrong

It doesn't take much to note that whenever the Tanzanians here feel ignored or undervalued they go hahahahahaha, hohohohohoho or pwapwapwapwa, it's a coping mechanism that has been working for them since 1962 luckily it remained an epidemic for a long period but I think it has finally crossed over to Ghana & Nigeria, some of them just litter the thread with this emoticons trying to cope with the facts raping them...

Also whenever you hear or see someone laugh even when there is nothing to laugh about, know there's something wrong, they're most likely trying to cope with stress so be considerate, offer an advice or a helping hand. If it's your child be a parent, a lot of African parents fail in emotional guidance, since their greatest parenting skills revolve around caning, yelling & ordering. You can't change the older generation but you can guide the future to improve your family's generation mental health.

Lol

mtisTheQubit:
well considering this coming from a farmer am not amused

I didn't post it to be amusing

Tayser:
Cos you have maglev huh

I wasn't bragging about 200 year old tech

Tayser:
Before & After

This is quite interesting, with a quick glance someone can just ignore the meaning behind those two pictures.

Dust like other tiny particles usually guides the flow of rain by being a condensation nucleus, Water droplets in clouds form when water vapour changes into liquid water around the condensation nucleus, such as a tiny particle of dust or soot, or a flake of salt. These coalesce to create clouds and ultimately fall as rain.

The more the dust in the atmosphere the more the water droplets hence in deserts the rain barely falls due to an unhealthy cycle of oversupply of dust Vs water vapour. You can even see the rapid changes in the environment as its getting more healthy with the introduction of that road.

It's even more fun to know that the Sahara desert actually feeds the Amazon forest with its rain through the Saharan dust plumes pic 1, the dust also distributes nutrients that are uprooted from the Sahara to the Atlantic Ocean, the Amazon, & the two Americas enriching these different ecosystems & there inhabitants for thousands of years now.

It seems like everyone on earth leaches from Africa, from humans, fish, other animals to oceans, forests in different continents, & the continents themselves, Asia even had to steal the Indian subcontinent from Africa lol...

Wuoche:
Here is the progress.

Thanks

Tayser:
Somebody wanted to see a Kenyan promenade...think it was sammie

i used to Hang out there alot...

Tayser:
We all know it wont EVER be completed.

I will ask kazi when he logs in... then i'll get the usual pwapwapwa an hohohoh

Wuoche:
Newly completed road linking Kenya to South Sudan.

its the north...our new frontier

Tayser:
dont play around

Why are whitey farmers so crazy..even in rural US of A..bunch of crazies..i blame the stuff they grow there

Tayser:
We are looking NORTH, not South.

The NORTH...

Tayser:
Before & After

Imagine if that was in Tz..kazi would be pissing on us everyday here

Nemesis2you:
Are u a alien by any chance...

Ok lets enter a truce then...no talk of Goans or aliens

Tayser:
Inaugural Konza Silicon Savanna ADIA Awards.

African cyberpunks now have a new home.

One thing i like about our govt is that when a project has be proposed an agreement signed an other stuff taken care the probability is high one day it will be completed unless our crazy courts throw something on the way..

Justnotyou:
Actually Tanzania is quite a unique country. Their "laziness" has a logical & rational scientific reason behind it.

Did you know TZ pre 1962, were quite a hard working people much like Kenyans they sustained rebellions against people with superior Weaponry like the Arabs, zanj rebellion & against the Germans, majimaji rebellion, it was easier for Arabs to get their slaves from DRC, but like China rn the hard-work they put on affected a key generation of people & resulted in them being almost responsible for causing a pandemic I bet you won't guess the pandemic, it was a laughing pandemic.

Tanganyika laughter epidemic

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tanganyika_laughter_epidemic



It doesn't take much to note that whenever the Tanzanians here feel ignored or undervalued they go hahahahahaha, hohohohohoho or pwapwapwapwa, it's a coping mechanism that has been working for them since 1962 luckily it remained an epidemic for a long period but I think it has finally crossed over to Ghana & Nigeria, some of them just litter the thread with this emoticons trying to cope with the facts raping them...

Also whenever you hear or see someone laugh even when there is nothing to laugh about, know there's something wrong, they're most likely trying to cope with stress so be considerate, offer an advice or a helping hand. If it's your child be a parent, a lot of African parents fail in emotional guidance, since their greatest parenting skills revolve around caning, yelling & ordering. You can't change the older generation but you can guide the future to improve your family's generation mental health.

Man you are good..

Ok then ,an assignment, whats the relationship btw growth of entertainment in some countries an suffering..e.g DRC an other members here

its also something i noted with AAs..

gallivant:
Lol

Guy is scientifically correct. Cant argue with facts

Even Kinjektile Ngwale had nuts to stand against the mighty Germans while holding a bucket of water takes ball of iron todo saw...dont know what happened to later generation

Tayser:
Dude my skin is aching...some sort of solar sensitivity. Didnt know I had it till corona, so I guess I thank Wuhan for it

so wait. Corona gave you that ...bythe way msee am also got some solar sensitivity stuff coz of hiding on the cave for a long time...

Kuruptnigga:
The life camp estate, Abuja.

Apparently the life camp estate was completed about 7 years ago. Making it the second estate to be completed in Abuja.

ths design is common in Nigeria..something about it..dont know if its the roofing or the windows..

jln115:
I didn't post it to be amusing

Farmer...

mtisTheQubit:
Ok lets enter a truce then...no talk of Goans or aliens

Truce accepted

mtisTheQubit:
ths design is common in Nigeria..something about it..dont know if its the roofing or the windows..

The architect should be shot on sight for creating such a monstrosity!!

mtisTheQubit:
ths design is common in Nigeria..something about it..dont know if its the roofing or the windows..

Its the way the join up the roof with lintel.i wonder why.I can imagine the hot Nigeria and the almost absent ventilation. In Kenya we mostly leave space btw the lintel and roof for more ventilation..except in place where insecurity is big issues.Their roof pretty end almost at wall..no extra roof overextended to provide shade and protect from rain..

mtisTheQubit:
Farmer...

Ok and?

jln115:
I wasn't bragging about 200 year old tech

Who said you were?

Justnotyou:
This is quite interesting, with a quick glance someone can just ignore the meaning behind those two pictures.

Dust like other tiny particles usually guides the flow of rain by being a condensation nucleus, Water droplets in clouds form when water vapour changes into liquid water around the condensation nucleus, such as a tiny particle of dust or soot, or a flake of salt. These coalesce to create clouds and ultimately fall as rain.

The more the dust in the atmosphere the more the water droplets hence in deserts the rain barely falls due to an unhealthy cycle of oversupply of dust Vs water vapour. You can even see the rapid changes in the environment as its getting more healthy with the introduction of that road.

It's even more fun to know that the Sahara desert actually feeds the Amazon forest with its rain through the Saharan dust plumes pic 1, the dust also distributes nutrients that are uprooted from the Sahara to the Atlantic Ocean, the Amazon, & the two Americas enriching these different ecosystems & there inhabitants for thousands of years now.

It seems like everyone on earth leaches from Africa, from humans, fish, other animals to oceans, forests in different continents, & the continents themselves, Asia even had to steal the Indian subcontinent from Africa lol...

Well they all broke off from Africa its expected they have to rely on mama.

Tayser:
Who said you were?

and who said anything about South Africa having maglev systems?

mtisTheQubit:
i used to Hang out there alot...

Before the refurb ?

mtisTheQubit:
I will ask kazi when he logs in... then i'll get the usual pwapwapwa an hohohoh

Now we know the source of the crazy laughter

mtisTheQubit:
Why are whitey farmers so crazy..even in rural US of A..bunch of crazies..i blame the stuff they grow there

They all crazy like jln...cos of the devil's lettuce

mtisTheQubit:
The NORTH...

you can say that again

mtisTheQubit:
Imagine if that was in Tz..kazi would be pissing on us everyday here

Imagine bro...but then again they cant do that...cant stand the heat...imagine a slothful tanzanian in the desert heat

mtisTheQubit:
One thing i like about our govt is that when a project has be proposed an agreement signed an other stuff taken care the probability is high one day it will be completed unless our crazy courts throw something on the way..

They get it done...btw 40 % of Konza plots are taken. Hurry up before its late bruh