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EffZeeghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz retweeted
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EffZeeghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz retweeted
Nigeria claim the #U17WWC title. 🇳🇬🏆
EffZeeghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz retweeted
🚨WORLD CHAMPIONS!!!🚨
The Flamingos of Nigeria have won the FIFA U17 Women's World Cup, becoming the first Nigerian female team to win a World title!!
Full time Japan 🇯🇵 1 - 2 Nigeria 🇳🇬
BEST IN THE WORLD!!
EffZeeghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz retweeted
This is a sad reality of the current state of salaries in Nigeria.
N250,000 in 2014 is worth more than 6x today.
Pelumi Joseph, on the current low salaries of Big 4 firms in Nigeria.
He says when he started his career in PwC about 19 years ago, his salary was $1,000 per month.
Today, an entry level salary in a big 4 is about $500.
This shows Nigerians are poorer as a result of inflation.
About $22.7 trillion was printed in 2022 which contributed to inflation.
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Pelumi Joseph, on the current low salaries of Big 4 firms in Nigeria.
He says when he started his career in PwC about 19 years ago, his salary was $1,000 per month.
Today, an entry level salary in a big 4 is about $500.
This shows Nigerians are poorer as a result of inflation.
About $22.7 trillion was printed in 2022 which contributed to inflation.
EffZeeghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz retweeted
Ignorance is not necessarily a moral failing; intellectual dishonesty is.
Nobody can know everything. We all have gaps in our understanding, and there is nothing inherently wrong with that. The problem begins when we form convictions about things we haven’t bothered to understand, present speculation as fact, and then resist correction because the misinformation happens to serve our existing biases.
We have unprecedented access to information. The minimum intellectual responsibility should be to investigate before making an assertion, distinguish what we know from what we assume, and remain willing to revise our positions ( Bayesian epistemology)
And perhaps the most important part is recognising that being informed is not the same as being right, but being unwilling to become informed is an entirely avoidable problem.
Good morning. Intellectual honesty should be non negotiable.
Wanting to *feel* a certain way about certain things is kinda…
Recipe for disaster
Above all, i am so glad people are now clocking nonsense like this.
At best this is affirmation/confirmation bias
