@rebeccaballhaus @Shayan86 @WSJ Alex J. Prettiʼs (1988–2026) [1] [2] death time chart, based on analysis of multiple sources [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8], contradicts @realDonaldTrump's administrationʼs lies

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[1] en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Killing_o…

[2] forevermissed.com/alex-pretti/ab…

[3] @CNBC cnbc.com/2026/01/25/ale…

@rebeccaballhaus @Shayan86 @WSJ @realDonaldTrump @CNBC 2).
[4] @CBSNews youtu.be/59tSVr2EXyI

[5] @CNN edition.cnn.com/2026/01/25/us/…

[6] 𝕿𝖍𝖊 𝕹𝖊𝖜 𝖄𝖔𝖗𝖐 𝕿𝖎𝖒𝖊𝖘 (@nytimes) web.archive.org/web/2026012520…

[7] 𝕿𝖍𝖊 𝖂𝖆𝖘𝖍𝖎𝖓𝖌𝖙𝖔𝖓 𝕻𝖔𝖘𝖙 (@washingtonpost) washingtonpost.com/investigations…

[8] @bellingcat bellingcat.com/news/2026/01/2…

@rebeccaballhaus @Shayan86 @WSJ @realDonaldTrump @CNBC @CBSNews @CNN @nytimes @washingtonpost @bellingcat Please unroll @threadreaderapp. Thank you in advance 𓃠

GROK + YouTube = $$$$$
Even a 9-year-old can do it.

Use these prompts to make money with YouTube:

1. Viral YouTube Video Ideas

Prompt: I want to create a YouTube channel about [insert niche]. Generate a list of 10 video ideas that could go viral, based on current trends, hot topics, and what’s working best in my niche

2/ Viral YouTube Video Script

Prompt: Write a YouTube video script for my idea on [insert topic]. Make sure to include a strong hook to grab attention, an interesting story to keep people watching, and a persuasive call to action that boosts engagement.

If Google Drive wants you to pay for storage, do this first.

I went from 14.8/15GB to 4GB without deleting files.

I hope this helps you as it has helped me:

1. Find your biggest storage hogs across all Google services
Go to your storage management page:

- Visit one.google.com/storage
- See what's eating space across Gmail, Drive, and Photos
- Click on each service to see your largest files

Sort by "Storage used" to identify:

- Large videos taking 500MB–2GB each
- High-resolution photos in original quality
- Old ZIP files and PDFs you forgot about
Just identifying these saves you from random deletion.

2. Move large videos and files to external storage.

Download your biggest files instead of deleting them:

- Right-click large videos → Download
- Move them to an external hard drive or USB
Use free alternatives:
- MEGA (20GB free), Dropbox (2GB)
- Stack multiple free accounts if needed

Then delete from Drive:
- Select downloaded files → Delete

They're safe on your hard drive, not gone forever.
This alone freed 6GB for me without losing anything.

Are you sitting for more than 5 hours a day?

It could be taking years off your life.

The key?

A stronger core.

Here are 5 Simple Exercises I do at home to strengthen my core, support my lower back, and optimize my health:

(Videos of each inlcluded)

1. Russian Twists:

My all time favourite.

Cues:

• Sit on the floor, knees bent and feet flat.
• Lean back slightly to engage core.
• Keep back straight.
• Keep core engaged throughout.
• Rotate torso to one side, bringing arms (or weight) to the side of hip.

Progressions:

Beginner - No weight and legs on ground
Intermediate - Feet off the ground
Advanced: Use a weight

2. Side Planks:

The side plank is an excellent core stabilization exercise that targets the obliques, shoulders, and hips.

Cues:

• Lie on your side.
• Legs extended straight and stacked on top of each other.
• Position elbow directly under shoulder to form a strong base.
• Press through forearm and the edge of bottom foot to lift hips off the ground.
• Brace abs as if someone is about to poke your stomach.

Progressions:

Beginner - Side plank (go to bent knee if needed)
Intermediate - Side Plank Legs Raises
Advanced: Side Plank Crunches

My mate asked: "If FAAC shares Nigeria’s revenue between the 3 tiers of government, where do the President, Governors, and Judges get their paychecks?"

​Most people think it’s one simple pot. It’s actually a sophisticated Two-Wave System mandated by the 1999 Constitution. 🧵👇🏾

Yes, FAAC shares what's in the Federation Account but have you met the RMAFC?.

Per Section 84 & 124 of the 1999 Constitution as amended, only RMAFC determines the remuneration for political, public, and judicial officers. I mean, they set the "Price Tag" for leadership.

Wave 1: The "First Line Charge" This is the Independent Pot ⚖️

Before any sharing starts, the salaries of the Judiciary (Judges) and certain bodies are taken as a "First Line Charge" from the Federation Account. This ensures our Courts are independent of the President’s grip.

After spending $2,000 on prompt engineering courses, I realized they're all teaching outdated techniques.

Here are 6 powerful prompts that actually matter in 2026 (copy & paste into Grok, Claude, or ChatGPT):

1. Deep researcher

Prompt:

"I'm researching [topic]. First, break down this topic into 5 key questions that experts would ask. Then for each question: 1) Provide the mainstream view with specific examples, 2) Identify 2-3 contrarian perspectives that challenge this view, 3) Explain what data or evidence would prove each side right. Finally, synthesize this into a framework I can use to evaluate new information on this topic."

Researchers waste weeks reading scattered sources.

This structures your entire research process upfront. I used this to write a market analysis that landed a $50k client.

2. The content mutation engine

Prompt:

"Here's my core idea: [paste idea]. Transform this into 10 different formats: 1) A contrarian Twitter thread that challenges conventional wisdom, 2) A case study showing how someone failed by ignoring this, 3) A data-driven LinkedIn post with specific numbers, 4) A 'day in the life' story format, 5) A debate between two experts who disagree, 6) A historical parallel from a different industry, 7) A prediction about what happens in 12 months if people ignore this, 8) A beginner's mistake breakdown, 9) A tool/framework people can copy-paste, 10) A personal confession about when I got this wrong."

Content creators burn out creating from scratch daily.

One idea becomes 10 pieces of content. My engagement went up 290% when I stopped chasing new ideas and started mutating existing ones.

How to Master Time

(8 Proven Methods)

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I am horrified. I cannot believe it.

I analyzed public databases and media reporting on violent confrontations with ICE over the past year.

Just 9 counties accounted for TWO-THIRDS of violent confrontations with ICE in America.

This is twice all violent confrontations in the remaining 3,134 counties COMBINED.

A violent confrontation in these 9 counties was 590 TIMES more likely than any of these other 3,134 counties.

590 times.

I plotted these 9 counties, and I found that all 9 counties are sanctuary jurisdictions run by Democrat politicians that resist immigration law enforcement.

These violent confrontations are RARE in states and cities where local officials cooperate with law enforcement.

For the above figure, I excluded all counties with 3 or fewer incidents to highlight the counties with the highest concentration of violent confrontations.

For transparency, here is the full figure, which includes the remaining 65 of 175 violent confrontation spread elsewhere.

The major cities in these top 9 counties are well-known:

Chicago is at the top, with Brandon Johnson as mayor.

Then, in order:

Los Angeles (Karen Bass)
Minneapolis (Jacob Frey)
New York City (Zohran Mamdani)
Portland (Karen Wilson)

Then San Francisco, Seattle, Newark, and Denver.

@blaine00 @unixwizard @adamcarolla I will answer your question. However, I have been following the ivermectin research from early in the pandemic. There are so many aspects to it (like statistics and experimental design), where do I even start? Not quite with the question you asked, that will be later.🧵

@blaine00 @unixwizard @adamcarolla Yes, media have been very diligent in portraying the ivermectin research that shows efficacy as bad research. They have also (falsely) spun trial results as proof of non efficacy. Researchers have contributed to this.

Highlights:

- The early dr. Hill meta analysis. Dr Hill stated that it was his opinion the studies in his meta analysis pointed to efficacy. He just wrote they didn't in the paper, because that is what his funders wanted (the Gates foundation, invested in pharma). He didn't even see a problem with it. This is the reality of much work that is being done in pharma. He is on record about this in a video interview

@DrJBhattacharya thanks for responding. Few more points. Happy to agree to disagree. You mention topics that I consider to be part of the science advise process, and topics more related to the policy arena and how that works. Sorry, long thread, lost the blue button

I read that your criticism focusses a lot on the second argument and agree evaluation is important. Now there, I think this is very different in different countries, although the same trend (scientists that felt left out) is clear in many places.

I personally believe in the process of evidence synthesis from multiple sources, while maintaining the need for speed. That is how I saw this done in several countries in Europe, with often a key spokesperson conveying the conclusions to policy makers.

republic day parade aesthetic thread 🧵☀️

10 erogenous zones of the female body that you should know:

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1. Ears → Sensitive and often overlooked areas on the female body.

Women's ears are filled with many nerves and sensory receptors inside and outside.

Any movement such as gentle stroking, light licking, nibbling or touching is sure to give a pleasant and tickling sensation.

2. Inner thighs → The inner thighs are another sensitive area on the female body due to their proximity to the genitals.

Gentle caresses and touches can stimulate your erogenous zones.