The Bauer🇿🇼 retweeted
If you're gonna put men and women in a work environment, where women are going to clearly see who is at the top of the pecking order, and the man at the top is a plugged in dork with power, fame and fortune.
They are gonna fuck eventually.
Personally, I don't care where the CEO puts his dick or if he's married or not. The outrage is gay.
It's like getting mad at the sun for being hot or water for being wet.
This is human nature.
Let Jenson get on with the business of running NVDA.
Anyone with super high IQ to help me here, what is there to get?
Replying to @KevinMuzaa @bxllyville
Finally someone who gets it.... why do you think l let that comment there for so long
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Ingopwanyai saana Garwe naana Mafume, havana chinoera kwavari.
Eswatini gives illegal foreign businesses 12 months to leave bbc.in/48vPA45
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Vashandi venyu (maids and garden boys included), murikuvapa mabonus here? Kwamuriwo kushanda murikutarisira kupiwa mabonus here? Or inyaka nyaka
Because of our rotten culture, noone is seeing that truck stepping paline. In Zim ukatomira pane stop sign pasina mota unotukwa nevawakatakura plus varikumashure kwako.
The cameras used by the ZRP Smart Traffic Management System appear to be recording traffic violations that did not actually occur. I recently received a ticket for stopping beyond the stop line. However, when you look at the photograph provided as evidence, my vehicle is clearly not on the stop line.
The incident took place at the intersection of Josiah Tongogara Avenue and Prince Edward Street on 2 November at 09:28 hours.
I have not paid the fine yet, as I intend to appeal it. My question is: Are these traffic violations reviewed and verified by a human being before tickets are issued to motorists, or are the fines automatically generated by the cameras?
@PoliceZimbabwe
The Bauer🇿🇼 retweeted
Aikaka 😎 it gets interesting when GEN Z starts to notice and talk about it zvanyanya its too much ❗️
Pasi nembavha
Pasi ne corruption
Pasi nehudzvanyiriri ❗️❗️❗️
And yet we laugh at South Africans for having their land owned by whites as if we own ours, smh
Families in Harare, Zimbabwe, are homeless after bulldozers razed homes in St Martins Extension. Residents say they bought land legally. Council says it targets unapproved structures, with more than 5,000 houses facing court-ordered demolition.
🔗 aje.news/xve0vm
The Bauer🇿🇼 retweeted
Today, after seven years of work, The Law of the Sublime is out in the world.
When I started this book, I had an ambitious plan. I would go down the Amazon, find chimpanzees in the wilds of Africa, and cross the Gobi Desert, then write about those experiences of awe.
Then, on a hot August afternoon in 2018, I had a stroke while driving in Los Angeles. A blood clot cut off oxygen to my brain, and within seconds I lost consciousness. When I woke up in the hospital, I learned how close I had come to the point of no return. My left hand was frozen into a claw, and I could barely feel my left leg, but something strange happened.
On the ambulance ride home, I looked out at the people on the street, and for a moment I felt I could be inside their bodies and hear their thoughts. It was marvelous and weird, and I knew it was time to write this book.
I couldn't type, so I wrote every page by hand, dictated it, printed it out, and edited it all over again. I couldn't take the long hikes that had carried me through my six previous books. Then one afternoon I woke from a nap in my backyard to find a grasshopper inches from my face, and I understood that this small backyard would have to be my Amazon jungle. The lizards, the hummingbirds, the insects became my teachers.
My limits turned out to be a blessing. They forced me to find the Sublime in the simplest things, and that is what this book is about.
Most of us live inside a circle: an everyday consciousness shaped by culture, convention, and, more and more, technology. That circle keeps shrinking, and we grow bored and restless. Just outside it is the Sublime, a realm that is frightening and exciting at once, pulling us out of our comfort zones and opening us to a much wider reality. The book maps 12 points outside that circle, and each one is a different face of the Sublime.
Inside, you'll find stories of near-death encounters, astonishing discoveries, and radical changes of consciousness, along with exercises and meditations so you can feel the Sublime yourself, not just read about it.
The Sublime doesn't require travel or exotic adventures. It only requires a new pair of eyes for the reality all around you.
The Law of the Sublime is available now in hardcover, ebook, and audiobook.
Thank you for your support of my work. I hope you enjoy reading this book, and I look forward to hearing your feedback.
With gratitude,
Robert Greene
The Bauer🇿🇼 retweeted
The real issue is that you are never willing to date your age mates until you click 30. From 19 to 27, you only want a man older than you because they are much established. Now you're in your 30s and you're attacking your age mates for wanting younger women.
When you were 23 looking for 30 years old men having refused to date your mates, were you not aware that there were 30 years old women who wanted those men too? For you to date up, it means the men were dating down.
The principle is constant. As you're in your 30s now, there are young women in their 19s to 27 who want 30+ men. You'll not decide for the women what age grade to date and you'll never decide for the men you rejected when you were younger, what age grade to date.
Wow
NSSA Raises Minimum Retirement Pension to US$90
THE government has increased the minimum monthly retirement pension administered by the National Social Security Authority (NSSA) from US$70 to US$90, representing a 28.57 percent rise, in a move aimed at improving social protection and safeguarding pensioners’ welfare.
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