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@Mrpossidez
Feb 23, 2023 • 6 tweets • 4 min read • Read on X
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I share some reasons for supporting Peter Obi, here. This is to not only reinforce our convictions as Obi’s supporters but also to clarify the enormity of significance that our individual choices carry. See below: ImageImageImageImage
First point continued: ImageImageImageImage
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In summary, please vote for Peter Obi. I made an analysis criticizing BAT on my Instagram: @mr_possidez. I’ll do well to save it in a highlight.

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Jan 19
A 2021 study showed that exposure to superior intelligence activates our threat detection system in the brain. The amygdala lights up when we encounter someone visibly smarter than us and it’s the same response we have to physical threats. It upsets us.
It’s not just a figure of speech when people say that intelligence hurts the ego. It literally triggers pain responses which make us sensitive. If people feel less intelligent around you, they either avoid you unconsciously, cheapen you to feel better or try to prove you wrong.
What’s interesting, is how people react to this feeling. They don’t say: oh! this people makes me feel stupid. They instinctively assume that the smarter person is looking down on them. Even if the person hasn’t said a word about it. People feel judged by the presence alone.
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Dec 22, 2024
On critical thinking—

here is how I think it looks practically: first, take a statement and imagine a world where it’s true and a world where it’s false. Then, honestly work to find the essential differences between each of those two worlds and the real world.
Our personalities and prejudices automatically help us choose one, so there’s no trouble there. The hard part is imaging a world where the opposite is also valid or true. Then, finding where the difference maker lies - what is closest to the objective? What is truer than true?
As you can tell, this is hard work. It’s why people take most things at face value without the mental rehearsal. But it is that broad imagination that reveals the flaws in either positions. People assume that what is wrong will immediately reveal itself but it’s not so intuitive.
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Jun 2, 2024
People would be better off dating their close friends. There’s usually a vibrant connection. But no, they’d rather go the end of the earth looking for a stranger to whom they can pretend conveniently, and a few months down the line, they swear they met their best friend.
That’s not to say all great friends are attractive or that they make for great romantic partners. But of course, we see cases of friends with repressed affection everyday. We colloquially call it “see finish” which is often just the unfashionable substitute for great chemistry.
A reasonable argument could be that romance thrives with mystery. But then, with one’s partner, familiarity is inevitable and it may or may not erode the romance. If that is prospectively true, then i think people can be more intentional with making it work with friends.
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May 31, 2024
Our problems are culturally sanctioned and then religious reinforced. These men know that if they walk into your fancy offices and churches, you’ll still treat them like gods. Some will even bow. Power resides where people believe it resides.
Unfortunately, it’s easy to control a country with poor and unenlightened people. Because poor people just want to live. There’s no cause or movement worthier. Poverty immediately makes you dangerous, even without your consent. Every threat to your survival, you cave in.
It is tempting sometimes to bash Nigerians as cowardly but I refrain because which “Nigerians?” The unfortunate truth is that those who are angered, truly, and understand what is at stake, are still a minority. A significant minority, but a minority notwithstanding.
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May 29, 2024
Those around us worth appreciating—

Family.
The ones who make your humanity feel less heavy.
The ones who inspire you to be better, without judgments.
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May 25, 2024
Love is love. Commitment is commitment. Commitment is a quality. Love is a sensation. We don’t need to conflate both terms. Unfortunately, marriage is a self-imposed obligation. You don’t need a “different” kind of love in marriage. You just need more qualities—commitment, etc.
Love does not commit. It makes you willing to be with someone but it’s not a substitute for the skills you need for that. You may have the talent for football—that’s like love. But it’s not a substitute for the discipline needed for professional football—that’s a learned quality.
So the point is, there’s no need to conflate both terms. Love is one of many different skills you need to be with someone. You can love a person to death and be very stupidly lazy. Love provokes the willingness, it does not implant a trait you have not developed yourself.
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