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Replying to @maziNdu4Real
An average Nigerian investor is always overthinking and can lead to speculation. Do indepth analysis on any company you want to buy their stocks and if their financial are satisfactory hold your position as a long term investor.
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Cinophile retweeted
Harvard's series below is relatively short, with each volume about 300 pages on length A much larger & more indepth series is Cambridge's History of China, which consists of 17 books (15 volumes). Each book is over 700 pages long
As an introduction to Chinese history, I would recommend Harvard's series on China's dynasties (I've read all except the Ming book) Each volume examines the dynasty's rise, economy, social & cultural life, wars & rebellions and fall Each one is about 300 pages, easy to read
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a very indepth conversation...
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tonysoprano1993 retweeted
From people who are knowledgeable in Marine Shipping indepth the following views emerged . We may be aware of the situation in the gulf in which the US bombed 3 ships onboard where Indians were present and 3 persons died in one ship. To give some ideas on the said situation -These were part of the dark fleet and sanctioned vessels. While we sympathise with loss of life and condole the unfortunate incident the fact remains that these ships should not have been there. It is like getting into the war zone as a mercenary and blaming the world for receiving the bullets. People are really not aware why 3 non-India flagged (Very Very big distinction) ships were hit by US. All three are seemingly classic shadow fleet vessels — flagged under small, low-scrutiny open registries (Palau, Guinea-Bissau),Indian crews, and carrying Iranian cargo. So, here it is and has nothing to do with India hate or being singled out All three ships were either formally sanctioned or operating within well-monitored, known shadow fleet networks long before the blockade was imposed. The US clearly had intelligence files on all the 3 ships. To give an example: MT Marivex — Most Extensively Tracked Datas show how the tanker was previously known as Arihant (IMO 9464156) and was formally sanctioned by OFAC (office of foreign assets control) in December 2025 as part of a broader crackdown on Iran’s sanctions-evasion network. The vessel had transported hundreds of thousands of barrels of Iranian fuel oil and bitumen and had been formally identified as part of Iran’s shadow fleet well before the blockade began. It had also previously sailed under the names Atlantic Voyager and Fair Artemis — classic name-cycling, a hallmark shadow fleet tactic used to evade detection. MT Settebello — Sanctioned but Still Operating The Settebello is listed as a sanctioned tanker. It had made two trips to China in March and April 2026, discharging Iranian cargo at Lianyungang port — a well-known destination for Iranian oil moving to Chinese buyers. All the three ships were operating with AIS off to avoid detection and did not heed to US Navy call to stop. USN could have sent the Marines to board the ship. But perhaps choose to hit with missiles to send a message. This will get unravelled over the days. Due to Indians being the largest maritime seafarers in the world anywhere anytime a Ship is in distress Indians would be onboard as Engineers or Masters. Lack of sensitivity Mark Rubio's response is to be called out but they are playing to their mid term audience. Govt of India @MEAIndia did what it could to focus on human angle and will continue to do so for sure. Even Modi may take it up with Trump informally. But for Commentators to suggest they were Indian Ships etc are bordering on creating a confrontation between countries. As far as sanctions are concerned let the world debate legal or illegal. However once they are in place Nations do it legally seeking waivers and don't condone the shadow fleet . Even today Royal Navy has intercepted a Russian shadow fleet as reported by @MarioNawfal @VishnuNDTV @sunandavashisht @Akshita_N @Vasudha156 @ShashiTharoor @ShivAroor @RShivshankar @BDUTT @Iyervval
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Wow... such indepth analyzzzzzz You really know you shit.

ALT Leonardo Dicaprio Lol GIF

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omg i this is so indepth and character accurate I LOVE IT
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Some years ago I read a comment by Ted Chiang to a blog post by the physicist Chad Orzel. (The blog post discussed the plot device of the movie 'Arrival'.) Ted Chiang mentioned that when he wrote 'Story of your life' he was aware that the apparent teleological interpreration of classical mechanics doesn't carry over to quantum physics. Specifically, Ted Chiang wrote that he was aware that the path integral formulation of quantum physics offers no room for teleological interpretation. If memory serves me, Ted Chiang acknowledged: the premise of 'Story of your life' is from a physics point of view not a possible one. For the story the apparent possibility of teleological interpretation (in classical mechanics) served as inspiration. My opinion: the value of the story isn't dependent on whether the physics checks out, the value is in how the idea is developed in-universe. So, in my opinion, not including indepth discussion of the stationary action concept was a good decision. Including it would expose the story to falsification.
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Thabo Songe retweeted
ICT indepth lecture on SMT divergence.
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Replying to @SandraEckersley
Channel 7 have clearly latched on to the One Nation wagon. Wall to wall coverage on poll numbers rather than indepth policy analysis. Booze hound Joyce primed out of his bed daily for an appearance on Sunrise for a hair of the dog rant
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Bill Smythe retweeted
The @gmcuk could say something like this Clinical Doctors have indepth knowledge of the processes of well being & disease & support you with science based knowledge when you have a Clinical Disease. Doctors use evidence based treatments considering advantages & risks of harm.
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StockScans By SOIC retweeted
Replying to @ishmohit1
SOIC has added immense value to retail investors, indepth knowledge since Day 1. Congratulations to you and @soicfinance @stockscansin team!
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