Engineer X retweeted
Football belongs to the fans! Thank you to all the fans around the world, the Ballon D’Or of All Time is also yours.
Palantir CEO Alex Karp says all smart people hide their intelligence:
"One of the ways you make it to the top is you hide how smart you are."
"Every single person who has shared how intelligent they are tells you how stupid they are."
Engineer X retweeted
the reason you as a 130+ IQ chud need to become rich and powerful is not because it will cure your depression (though it will) but because it will cure your interminable irritation at the law of entropy. No longer will you have to be inconvenienced by things always breaking or retarded people being retarded. You can just throw money at the problem by replacing it or hiring someone competent to handle it on your behalf.
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Tropical Storm #Agueda continues to reinforce a large area of lower level wind curls & divergence over the Horn of Africa, including much of North Eastern, Eastern, the Coast, Central & #Nairobi regions of #Kenya. These wind patterns are adverse to deep convection & rain cloud formation, leaving the mentioned regions unusually sunny, hot & dry (see extreme forecast chart). Any attempt of rain cloud formation is getting thwarted on real-time basis.
There's some notable moisture transport from Lake Victoria by the westerlies into parts of the Rift, Western & Nyanza where atmospheric convergence will lead to precipitation tis afternoon.
The raging tropical depression in the Western Indian Ocean, South of the Equator, has morphed into a moderate tropical storm "TWO". It's wind gusts were spinning at a top speed of 64 Kph as of today morning.
The interesting thing is that it appears to be spinning westward towards the Kenyan coast, but it won't make a landfall because of weak coriolis force near the Equator and strong wind shear off the #Kenyan Coast.
At the moment there seems to be model uncertainty regarding where the remnant moisture of the tropical storm will be transported by the South Easterlies and the impact on precipitation enhancement in the #Kenyan interior in the coming days seems to be negligible.
































