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Same place 58 years apart.

Technology is moving on guys! Are we keeping up?

When you give or design something that burdens people with maintenance because it's old or failed developed world technology, you are basically fracturing that community's economics & social life. Maintenability prediction is key because it's easy to obtain but hard to maintain.

How to tie a scarf

Make it a lot easier.

The evolution of bic pen.

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A side hustle isn't just about making extra cash. It's about exploring your passions, learning new skills, and unlocking your full potential.

Elon Musk 🤣 never ever again

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ELON: STARLINK WILL MOVE THE GDP OF COUNTRIES "Once you have access to the internet, you have access to all the world's information. But if you don't have access to the internet, or it's too expensive or low bandwidth, then you cannot access the MIT lessons. You can't access

Once you understand Kardashev Scale, it becomes utterly obvious that essentially all energy generation will be solar. Also, just do the math on solar on Earth and you soon figure out that a relatively small corner of Texas or New Mexico can easily serve all US electricity.

China outdoes itself again… After setting a world record with over 8,000 drones in a light show… Now they have a 10,000 drone light show.

Beautiful streets of Harare, Zimbabwe.

1 of 3 Infrastructure is made of materials formed by different kinds of matter which react differently to the environment, forces, temperature etc. The same sun that hardens clay also melts ice. From dust it came & to dust it shall return, this is true with everything creation..

2 of 3 ...There is a gradual decay, wear and tear that happens daily. Maintenance has to be a daily intentional effort to counter the inevitable forces of depreciation...

3/3 Plant, machinery & systems don't fail not because somebody has done something wrong on it but its usually as a result of everybody doing nothing to prevent it from failing. With good maintenance practices, buildings do not depreciate, but they only appreciate in value.