Fear is natural
Faith is supernatural
Always work with faith 👍💯
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Découvrez de nouvelles personnes, créer de nouvelles connexions et faire de nouveaux amis
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Enough of the transactional relationships, let's welcome humanity back to the days we connected deeply because we want to stay.
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#MakanakiEnough of the transactional relationships, let's welcome humanity back to the days we connected deeply because we want to stay. #Knowledge #Makanaki
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The Chinese proverb
Ask a question, and you're a fool for five minutes. Don't ask a question; you are a fool for the rest of your life.
This proverb highlights the importance of asking questions and seeking knowledge, rather than remaining ignorant due to fear of temporary embarrassment.
#Ngo_123 #graceThe Chinese proverb Ask a question, and you're a fool for five minutes. Don't ask a question; you are a fool for the rest of your life. This proverb highlights the importance of asking questions and seeking knowledge, rather than remaining ignorant due to fear of temporary embarrassment. #Ngo_123 #grace4 Commentaires 1 Parts 180 Vue 0 Aperçu3
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The best version of us is reaching out. Humanity first!
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#De_NextVerYou
#Utom58The best version of us is reaching out. Humanity first! #nakupenda #knowledge #De_NextVerYou #Utom58
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Spread love life is short #Knowledge #Makanaki
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Protect Your Peace
Not everyone deserves access to your energy.
It’s okay to set boundaries.
It’s okay to say no without guilt.
Your peace is your power — guard it.
You owe no one an explanation for taking care of yourself.
#knowledge
#gbemiking
#ProtectYourPeace #MentalHealthMatters #HealthyBoundaries #SelfRespectProtect Your Peace Not everyone deserves access to your energy. It’s okay to set boundaries. It’s okay to say no without guilt. Your peace is your power — guard it. 🌸 You owe no one an explanation for taking care of yourself. #knowledge #gbemiking #ProtectYourPeace #MentalHealthMatters #HealthyBoundaries #SelfRespect0 Commentaires 0 Parts 196 Vue 0 Aperçu1
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2024 Vs. 2025 #knowledge #Makanaki3 Commentaires 0 Parts 180 Vue 0 Aperçu
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We speak Quality #Knowledge #Makanaki
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Over 2,200 years ago, a man measured the Earth… using shadows and a stick.
In the 3rd century BCE, in the great Egyptian city of Alexandria, lived a man named Eratosthenes.
Some mocked him by calling him Beta — the second letter of the Greek alphabet — implying he was second-best at everything. But in truth, he was an Alpha in knowledge.
Astronomer, geographer, philosopher, poet, historian, mathematician, and director of the Great Library of Alexandria — he was a true Renaissance man… centuries before the Renaissance.
One day, he read in a scroll that in the city of Syene (modern-day Aswan), on June 21st, the summer solstice, a vertical stick cast no shadow at noon. The sun stood directly overhead. But in Alexandria, on the same day and same hour, a stick did cast a shadow.
Where most would overlook such a detail, Eratosthenes saw a cosmic clue.
He reasoned:
If the Earth were flat, the sun’s rays would hit both sticks equally — the shadows would match. But they didn’t.
So, what could explain the difference?
Only a curved Earth.
He measured the angle of the shadow in Alexandria. It was about 7 degrees — roughly 1/50th of a full circle.
He hired someone to measure the distance between Syene and Alexandria: about 800 kilometers.
Then he did the math:
800 km × 50 = 40,000 km — the circumference of the Earth.
That’s astonishingly accurate.
No satellites. No telescopes. No calculators.
Just observation, curiosity, and a mind that dared to ask why.
Eratosthenes became the first person to calculate the size of a planet — and he did it by watching how a stick cast its shadow.
~ Carl Sagan
#astronomer
#geographersOver 2,200 years ago, a man measured the Earth… using shadows and a stick. In the 3rd century BCE, in the great Egyptian city of Alexandria, lived a man named Eratosthenes. Some mocked him by calling him Beta — the second letter of the Greek alphabet — implying he was second-best at everything. But in truth, he was an Alpha in knowledge. Astronomer, geographer, philosopher, poet, historian, mathematician, and director of the Great Library of Alexandria — he was a true Renaissance man… centuries before the Renaissance. One day, he read in a scroll that in the city of Syene (modern-day Aswan), on June 21st, the summer solstice, a vertical stick cast no shadow at noon. The sun stood directly overhead. But in Alexandria, on the same day and same hour, a stick did cast a shadow. Where most would overlook such a detail, Eratosthenes saw a cosmic clue. He reasoned: If the Earth were flat, the sun’s rays would hit both sticks equally — the shadows would match. But they didn’t. So, what could explain the difference? Only a curved Earth. He measured the angle of the shadow in Alexandria. It was about 7 degrees — roughly 1/50th of a full circle. He hired someone to measure the distance between Syene and Alexandria: about 800 kilometers. Then he did the math: 800 km × 50 = 40,000 km — the circumference of the Earth. That’s astonishingly accurate. No satellites. No telescopes. No calculators. Just observation, curiosity, and a mind that dared to ask why. Eratosthenes became the first person to calculate the size of a planet — and he did it by watching how a stick cast its shadow. ~ Carl Sagan #astronomer #geographers
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Winding down for the night—grateful for the good vibes. Sleep well, Nakupenda fam. Let’s create more magic tomorrow!
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#sleepingmodeactivated
#gbemikingWinding down for the night—grateful for the good vibes. Sleep well, Nakupenda fam. Let’s create more magic tomorrow! #knowledge #sleepingmodeactivated #gbemiking1 Commentaires 0 Parts 92 Vue 0 Aperçu2
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Happy Sunday everyone #knowledge #Gbemiking0 Commentaires 0 Parts 56 Vue 0 Aperçu2
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