Ain’t nobody bigger than the program.
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Unpopular opinion: Most people do not need more motivation, therapy books, or morning routines; they just need to stop running to their phones the second a task feels slightly boring or difficult. Your capacity to endure unbroken boredom is the real predictor of your life's trajectory.
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While appearing to protect us, our ego only increases our isolation and loneliness.
The French treat protests like a back to school tradition. At this point, it feels like CHAOS and DESTRUCTION have become part of the culture of protesting over there
America have too much national pride to go crazy like French pple… looting is the furthest people will go!
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BREAKING: France erupts into chaos as up to 800,000 people take to the streets, with protesters setting fires, storming government buildings, & clashing with riot police.
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It hurts when life keeps humbling you in private while everybody who knows you thinks you’re just taking your time. They don’t know how many times you’ve questioned yourself, how many plans have failed, or how exhausting it is to keep starting over with the same little hope
2028
We’re bringing the magic of Waymo to Toronto! 🇨🇦
In the coming days, you’ll begin seeing Waymo’s all-electric vehicles driving through Toronto’s streets as we lay the groundwork for our ride-hailing service.
Our goal is to begin serving riders in 2028.
Sign up for future updates: waymo.com/waymo-in-canada
Justin Mob retweeted
JUST IN: NBA Commissioner Adam Silver reveals the league may introduce “smart basketballs” with embedded microchips as early as 2027.
JUST IN: 🇨🇦 Canada loses 68,000 jobs in September as trade war with the US continues.
This is the second consecutive month of job losses, with Canada losing a total of 110,000 jobs over the past two months.
Canada's unemployment rate also jumped to 6.5%.
The ongoing trade war with the US is adding more pressure on the Canadian economy as the job market continues to weaken.
