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Phi Fibonacci retweeted
#johnwitherspoon - “Try to have a nice day”
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This 30-year-old says none of his friends have kids. Not one.
He points to something most people ignore: young people go out, but they don’t approach, they don’t take risks.
Everything feels watched. Everything can be recorded.
Then dating moved to apps, and those apps are not designed to be discarded. They are designed to keep you there, swiping left or right, delaying any real connection.
You don’t need a crisis to stop people from having kids.
You just need a system that quietly makes connection harder.
Source: @alphafox
Phi Fibonacci retweeted
Channing; “$100 Million Dollars you can have my soul 😂”
Terence Crawford: “Now we know your character 😐”
Phi Fibonacci retweeted
Graham Walker, the outgoing CEO of Fibrebond, gifted his 540 full-time employees 15% of the proceeds of his company's sale — coming out to $443,000 each, paid out over the next five years if they stay with the company. ❤️💯 💰
Phi Fibonacci retweeted
Gil Scott-Heron explains the meaning behind ‘The Revolution Will Not Be Televised,’ in a 1991 interview.
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Darrick Martin told Michael Jordan, “Hey Mike! Shots aren’t falling tonight. You're having off-night!”
Jordan goes nuclear and turns into the 4th-quarter version of the T-800.
He walks to the Grizzlies bench, finds Martin, and says:
“Shut up, you little b*tch.” nitter.gq/oldskoolbballx/status/…
Phi Fibonacci retweeted
They Hear you Samuel L. Jackson 🫡🏴All you celebrities out there who poured ice water on your head. 😎
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He’s name is Isaac Wright Jr., arrested in 1989 convicted in 1991 and sentenced to life in prison for charges he didn’t commit, released in 1996 he served about 7 years not 10 years.
After release, Wright earned a bachelor's degree in 2002 and a law degree in 2007, then passed the New Jersey bar exam on his first try, but faced a nine-year character review before admission in 2017, making him the first person in U.S. history to secure his own exoneration from a life sentence and then become a licensed attorney in the same jurisdiction.
