KB @Brirows

Abracadabra. Joined October 2017

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Championship Rounds @ChampRDS

19 hours ago

A HUGE BRAWL JUST BROKE OUT BETWEEN DILLON DANIS AND ARMAN TSARUKYAN AT THE RAF 14 PRESS CONFERENCE HOLY SH*T 😳 (via @RAFWrestlingUSA)

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Yuvraj @ZianTheBuilder

2 days ago

16 minute into a cooking video and this mf introduce an ingredient he overnight soaked marinated and refrigerated

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Crazy Kennar @crazy_kennar

2 days ago

WHAT THEY TOOK,REBRANDED AND SOLD BACK😂😂😂😂

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efexity @efexity

3 days ago

shi maybe the greatest verse ever this mf was technically so proficient while sounding effortless..

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That Nyeri governor was killed by one of these. It goes to show how poor governance gets everyone. If someone had just invested in property guardrails instead of trying to work on the lowest budget possible and pocketing the rest. Just do good infrastructure that will be there serving people safely for decades.

Betsy Gain @BetsyGain

4 days ago

Why This Yellow Box Eats Guardrails

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Logan @gamer71904

6 days ago

@SpinninBackfist

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Aman_Chain 🏳️ @Amanprabhat9

7 days ago

Tesla engineers can never

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John Doe @StanleyMasinde_

a week ago

Payment imeingia nikikula kamande. It tastes better now because it feels like a choice.

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Mc.Gareth_286 @Mc_Gareth_911

7 days ago

Entènèt sa 🤣🤣🤣

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KB @Brirows

a week ago

Watching videos like these decreases your IQ.

MUFASA🦁 @mufasa__II

a week ago

She is very genius and intelligent the guy caught on HD😭

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Nikita Bier @nikitabier

a week ago

Pulling up to my high school reunion

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Lucilfer @cat_maxxxed

a week ago

How ima pull up on yo girl in a Tesla roadster

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Kyle Conner @itskyleconner

a week ago

INSANE

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Elon Musk @elonmusk

a week ago

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Danz ⚡ @DanzTrader

a week ago

@elonmusk Me on my way to work tmr

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Ero @LemayianLeiyan

a week ago

"You guys are going by road eeeh? Be careful the roads are very slippery"

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Okong' Okuna @XivTroy

9 months ago

I do not know about high IQ, but I prefer solitude for the simple fact that I cannot sustain performances inherent to socialization for extended periods of time. There is a mechanical theater to social groups that bows to imaginary hierarchies, which I want no part in. I refuse to be defined by any other than subjective thoughts and actions. I am convinced that it is this that guarantees my agency; and agency affords me the courage to think and act for myself. When your motivations are extrinsic (such as is with social validation), you will inevitably succumb to mimicry, which will be mirrored in your moral compass and even priorities. Lastly, critical thinking is a systematic process that demands a careful, amoral consideration of facts. Social biases compromise this process by centering the need to belong over truth in facts. For high IQ personnel (any out there) - I imagine - this systemic mind mapping is the very fuel for their existence as they seek to answer the "why" of life. If they submitted to the whims of social validation, they would, in effect, be committing suicide.

ₕₐₘₚₜₒₙ @hamptonism

9 months ago

Why do the high IQ isolate themselves?

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💚 @_Wanjru

2 weeks ago

Soju imepatana na foundation ya cake ya customer service week😩😩🥲

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KB @Brirows

2 weeks ago

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Brute Lesnar @BuddyNoLove

2 weeks ago

Hair has never stopped me from eating anything.

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Nahama Alochi - First of his name @NahamaAlochi

2 weeks ago

Kenyans are exceptionally peculiar people. And I say this with love, concern, and several years of accumulated frustration. A Kenyan will happily pay Netflix, Spotify, ChatGPT, and seventeen other foreign companies every month. Some of these subscriptions they haven't used since February. Money leaves their accounts quietly, and life goes on. Now build a similar product in Kenya and ask for a subscription of KSh 500. "Ati subscription? Every month? Kwani unaniona aje?" You explain the value, the features, the infrastructure costs, the fact that software engineers also eat food. "Wacha nijaribu kwanza for free." You give them three months free. Three months later, they want another three months because they were busy during the first three. Then comes the payment conversation. "Me, I don't trust Kenyan companies with my card details." Fair enough. Security is important. But this is the same person whose card is saved on 14 websites abroad, including one that sells AI-generated pictures of cats dressed as Roman emperors. "Sasa kama sio M-Pesa, staki." Fine. M-Pesa it is. Fortunately, Safaricom has a recurring payment solution called Ratiba. Unfortunately, implementing it as a practical subscription model can feel like a punishment for having entrepreneurial ambitions. The costs and complications can make you question whether you should have opened a hardware shop instead. But suppose you survive all that. You integrate everything. The customer can now subscribe using M-Pesa. Then you mention automatic deductions. "ATI UNATAKA KUKATA PESA YANGU AUTOMATICALLY?" My brother in Christ, what exactly did you think a subscription was? A monthly invitation to negotiate? "No, just remind me and I'll pay." So now your SaaS company needs a debt collection department to follow up on KSh 500 subscriptions. Meanwhile, Netflix deducts KSh 1,000 at 3:47 a.m. and this same Kenyan wakes up to watch a documentary about penguins without questioning the transaction. And then we gather at conferences, drink expensive coffee, and spend three hours discussing why Kenya isn't producing enough globally competitive technology companies. We want Kenyan innovation, Kenyan products, Kenyan founders and Kenyan success stories. We just don't want to pay Kenyan companies. Especially monthly. Hapo ndio shida iko.