Ahmad AmaZix

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GM beautiful Phaverians 🫥 It's Monday again, but please don't be grumpy 🫡

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Yay L6! So orange 😍 @cryptozody I'm looking at you 👀

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Once, in a vibrant garden of promise, dedicated hands had nurtured every seed through sun and storm. The season of harvest finally dawned, but it wasn't the gentle picking day many had dreamt of. A fierce wind swept in, shaking branches and scattering the easy pickings. Those who came with shallow baskets and fleeting patience found themselves lost in the swirl, leaving behind whispers of a barren land. 🌬 Yet, the gardeners, seasoned by the rhythms of nature, knew the storm's secret: it wasn’t chaos, but a chance to clear the weak and make way for the strong. The winds had pruned the garden in ways only the wise could see—fewer fruits, but richer, ripening in the wake of the tempest. 🍃 In the calm that followed, the garden stood resilient, roots dug deeper, branches reaching higher. The caretakers smiled knowingly, for they understood: the real bounty is always earned, never given. And as the first new sprouts broke the enriched soil, it was clear that the garden’s greatest bloom was still ah…

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Milly and Lucy 🤗

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I knew I wasn't the only one 😂

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Does anyone know what this is? Only old gamers would get it 😃

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Bankrupt crypto exchange FTX ordered by US court to pay customers $12.7bn 🤯 Some cold-blooded justice being served for frens in the crypto sphere! 🥳 The U.S. court has ordered the bankrupt crypto exchange FTX to pay back its customers, delivering a blow to founder Sam Bankman-Fried. The ruling marks a significant moment in the unraveling of the once-prominent platform, which collapsed under scandal and financial mismanagement. Bankman-Fried, who has been at the center of this crypto debacle, now faces increased pressure as the legal system forces FTX to make good on its obligations to defrauded customers.

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😶‍🌫️ Hidden Histories #15 😶‍🌫️ The Great Smog of London (1952): A thick, toxic fog engulfed London for five days, caused by a combination of cold weather, windless conditions, and air pollution from coal burning. The smog resulted in over 12,000 deaths and prompted significant environmental reforms in the UK, demonstrating the deadly consequences of industrial pollution.

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👰🏻 Hidden Histories #14 👰🏻 The Corpse Bride of Mexico: In 1930, a bridal shop in Chihuahua, Mexico, unveiled a mannequin so lifelike that locals believed it was the embalmed body of the owner’s daughter, who had died tragically before her wedding. Known as "La Pascualita," the mannequin still stands today, shrouded in mystery and local legend. This eerie tale blurs the line between folklore and reality. A dear fren of mine got married recently, shoutout to "you know who you are 😉"

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🐶 Hidden Histories #13 🐶 The War of the Stray Dog (1925): A border incident between Greece and Bulgaria escalated into armed conflict after a Greek soldier chased his dog across the border and was shot by Bulgarian troops. The resulting skirmish led to a brief war that was quickly quelled by the League of Nations, proving that even the smallest events can spark international crises.

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Best AI visual you say? Okay 🧐

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🤑 Hidden Histories #12 🤑 Tulip Mania (1637): The Dutch experienced a speculative bubble where the price of tulip bulbs skyrocketed, reaching the point where a single bulb could cost more than a house. The bubble burst, leading to financial ruin for many. An early lesson in economic bubbles and market speculation. Thought this one was relevant today 😔

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😬 Hidden Histories #11 😬 Operation Paul Bunyan (1976): In response to the killing of two U.S. soldiers by North Korean forces in the Korean Demilitarized Zone, the U.S. launched a massive show of force just to cut down a tree. This event, known as Operation Paul Bunyan, highlights the sometimes surreal nature of military brinkmanship. One word: 'MURICAAAAAA

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😯 Hidden Histories #10 😯 The Phantom Time Hypothesis: A controversial theory proposed by German historian Heribert Illig that suggests nearly 300 years of the Early Middle Ages (614–911 AD) were fabricated, meaning that the year 1000 AD was actually around 700 AD. Although widely discredited, it’s a provocative idea that challenges our perception of history. This one's for the red-pilled Phaverians 😉

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Glorious times!

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🤢 Hidden Histories #9 🤢 The Great Stink (1858): A hot summer in London caused the River Thames, polluted with untreated sewage, to emit a powerful stench that halted Parliament. This crisis led to major sanitary reforms and the construction of the London sewer system, showing that sometimes, it takes a big stink to bring about change. It's a stinky one today frens, sorry! 😮‍💨

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Social Summer on the way! #social_summer

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🫣 Hidden Histories #8 🫣 Battle of Karansebes (1788): During the Austro-Turkish War, the Austrian army split into two factions and mistakenly fought each other, resulting in many casualties. This chaotic and tragicomic event highlighted the importance of clear communication and coordination in military operations.

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🤔 Hidden Histories #7 🤔 Tanganyika Laughter Epidemic (1962): A laughter epidemic in Tanzania started at a girls' boarding school and spread to nearby villages. The uncontrollable laughter attacks lasted for months, affecting over a thousand people and closing 14 schools. A reminder that sometimes, laughter isn't the best medicine.

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