The real danger isn’t a chip under the skin but a mind that blindly obeys. The “mark” isn’t physical it’s the loss of autonomy, the surrender of critical thought. If we let fear dictate our response to technology, we risk enslaving ourselves long before any microchip does.

There is no such thing as bad people. We’re all just people who sometimes do bad things.

Apparently, only few could understand this.

Life, in its essence, is neither a riddle to be solved nor a burden to be endured, but a blend of the absurd and the tender. To be foolish is to be free, to be kind is to be human, and to be strange is to be wholly alive. It is not the grandeur of reason but the quiet, ridiculous laughter in the face of suffering that redeems the soul.
Man wastes his years chasing rules, fearing the absurd, molding himself into something lifeless. And in the end, he finds he has lived as a shadow, a mere machine that strictly follows and searches for something that makes him a prisoner, not a man.

Feeling great, ready to get stuff done. Then, ADHD kicks in. You start working, then suddenly you're researching something totally random. The important stuff? Gone from your mind. Time for a break...and maybe a video game.

Hey everyone, I've been thinking a lot lately about how much I enjoy learning and exploring new things, especially when it comes to physics. And after attending that recent developers' meetup, I felt really inspired by the sense of community and collaborative learning that was there. That got me thinking, what if we could create something similar, but focused on physics right here in Ethiopia?

So, I want to start a physics community. My vision is a place where we can all learn together, no matter our background or level of knowledge. Think of it as a space for hands on experiments, collaborative problem solving, and just generally exploring the fascinating world of physics in a supportive and encouraging environment.

I'm imagining regular or somewhat sporadic (for the time being) voice chats where we can build things, run experiments (computational physics mostly), discuss cool topics in space exploration or game physics even. Really get our hands dirty and learn by doing. And of course, a big part of it will be helping each other out, sharing resources, and just building connections with people who share a similar curiosity.

I know there are a lot of people in Ethiopia who are interested in physics, whether you're a student, a professional, or just someone who enjoys learning. I believe we can create something really special if we work together.

If this sounds interesting to you, I'd love to hear from you. Let me know in the comments what you'd like to see in a physics community. What are you curious about? What kinds of activities would you find most engaging? I'm really excited to see where this goes, and I hope you'll join me on this journey.

DM me @StoicallyAwake if you are interested to be mod.

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Alright, alright, look who's here - over 1500 of you! Appreciate the lurkers, but real talk: this is where the magic happens. Unmute and let's make some noise 🤘

To everyone who shared the post, thank you so much! I'm incredibly grateful for the outpouring of support; the number of messages I've received in under 24 hours is truly overwhelming. Your kindness means the world to me❤️🤗

Good morning🌄

Later is never promised.

I'll consider it🤣

Just started doing LeetCode problems today and solved 2 easy problems (not so easy actually, I spent several hours for 2 "easy" labeled questions). It’s challenging but so rewarding. I'll try to share my progress on DSA. Letsss gooo!

*I wont be spending significant amount of time on it, just doin' it for fun (until I start to feel the essence of DSA).

In an age of unprecedented connectivity, the greatest threat to humanity may not be external, but the erosion of genuine empathy and social connection, leaving us increasingly isolated despite being more 'connected' than ever before.

LET'S REDO THIS🫡

This time, i'll be answering your questions here