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Work can be part of education - and often its most valuable part Today, young people choose a specialization at a very early age before they have had a chance to gain any real work experience. It’s a questionable bet that you make with the least amount of information you’ll ever have. But there’s a bigger problem than picking the wrong major: it’s the very structure of modern education. It simply doesn't keep up with the speed at which the market changes. While the university develops, approves, and launches a new program, the market will have already managed to create new tools, professions, and requirements for specialists. AI is the most obvious example. Many of the professions and tools forming around AI today simply didn't exist in their current form just a few years ago. iGaming, by the way, is a good example of the reverse sequence. For people to choose this field at 18 is practically impossible, there's most likely simply nowhere to systematically learn it. As a rule, a person first comes to work in the industry, encounters real tasks, tries different directions - and only then starts to understand what actually interests them and what knowledge they're missing. In my view, that kind of education is far more meaningful than spending five years on a major you picked at 18, only to graduate and find your profession has become automated away a couple of years back. That's exactly why my advice to young people is to start working as early as possible. Every year spent exclusively on preparing for life is a year without real experience, mistakes, and feedback. Work is also a skill. And, like most skills, it grows not linearly but exponentially.
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He went to the creek to catch fish. Instead, he pulled a drowning dog out of the swamp.
Samuel comes to this creek every weekend to fish and clear his mind.
He was just baiting his hook when a pickup truck pulled onto the shoulder of the bridge above.
He watched as a man stepped out, lifted a concrete block, and hurled it over the rail.
Samuel thought it was just illegal dumping until he saw the poor dog being yanked over the edge with it.
The truck sped off, leaving the animal to sink.
Samuel didn't wait.
He slid down the muddy embankment and waded chest-deep into the stagnant, freezing water.
He kicked around until he felt the concrete, grabbed the chain, and hauled the heavy weight back to the surface with everything he had.
He dragged the gasping dog onto the grass and frantically worked the heavy chain off its neck.
The pitbull was soaked, covered in swamp mud, and terrified.
But he didn't growl or try to run.
He was just grateful. He crawled right into Samuel's lap, pressing his wet body against the man’s chest, shaking violently from the cold.
That’s when the adrenaline faded and the heartbreak hit him.
Samuel, a man who usually keeps to himself, just sat in the mud and wept, holding the dog that someone else had tried to drown.
His nephew stopped filming to run and get towels from the car.
They filed a police report immediately, but the truck had no plates and the driver was never found.
But the dog, now named "Chance," doesn't need to worry about that anymore.
He went home with Samuel that day, and he sleeps safely at the foot of his bed every night.
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Now everyone’s realising that Metallic Particles are being pumped into the Atmosphere by Plane conducting Geo-Engineering Operations.
The next step will be for people to realise that these same particles are being manipulated by frequencies.
You can literally see it everywhere.
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Let’s talk about what actually happened with John Fetterman…
And then let’s pray for him…
Sen. John Fetterman was hospitalized after a fall caused by a heart-rhythm issue…specifically ventricular fibrillation, which can be life-threatening if not treated quickly…
According to reports from AP, Politico, and Washington Post, he became light-headed during a morning walk, fell, and hit his face.
He is stable and under observation now.
But here’s something we cannot ignore…
Just days before this happened, Fetterman went viral for exposing internal pressure from Democrats during the shutdown…saying he was threatened, pushed, and told he would “regret it” if he didn’t vote the way leadership demanded…
Then when the shutdown ended, he publicly supported the spending bill, siding with his party after reporting those threats…
Stress like that…emotional, political, physical — adds up….
No matter what side anyone is on, human beings are not built to carry that kind of pressure…
And whether we agree with his politics or not…
A medical emergency is not political.
It’s human…
And his family is living through it right now.
So I want to take a moment to pray:
🙏 A Short Prayer
“Father, we lift up Senator Fetterman and his family.
We pray for full healing, steady recovery, and protection over his heart, mind, and body.
Give wisdom to the doctors, peace to his family, and strength for every step ahead.
Remind us all that compassion does not depend on politics…it depends on being human.
Amen.”
❤️ And I want to invite you all to pray with me.
You can disagree with someone’s voting record and still pray for their life, health, and family.
That’s what sets us apart.
That’s what keeps our hearts clean.
Faith. Family. Freedom.
Truth matters.
But compassion matters too.
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A man tied his horse to a post. Later, the Devil came along and quietly set the horse free.
The horse wandered into a farmer’s field and began trampling the crops.
Furious, the farmer grabbed his rifle and shot the horse.
When the horse’s owner saw what happened, he became enraged. He took his own gun and killed the farmer out of revenge.
The farmer’s wife, seeing her husband dead, picked up an axe and killed the horse’s owner.
Then the owner’s son, driven by anger, killed the farmer’s wife.
The neighbors, horrified by the bloodshed, turned on the young man and burned his house to the ground.
When people asked the Devil why he had done all this, he replied calmly:
“I didn’t do anything. I only set the horse free.”
Moral:
The Devil doesn’t need to do much — just a small, innocent-looking act. The rest, we do ourselves.
He knows the evil already hiding in human hearts.
That’s why it’s so important to think before you act.
Remember: your words and your choices carry power.
Pause before you speak — and before you strike.
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CNN host Ashley Allison says SNAP is having a "massive impact" after she went to her eyebrow technician who told her they had to fire people because clients don't have money to do their brows.
She said
"This is having a massive impact. I went and got my eyebrows done the other day, and my eyebrow technician said they're going to fire two technicians because all of their clients don't have money to come."
She said the quiet part out loud, so I had to fact-check this. According to CNN transcripts, she did, in fact, say this.
People are selling their EBT cards ...and also .. taxpayers are buying their groceries for them so they have money to spend on eyelashes, hair and nails....and also vacations.
This is why it is imperative that we remove people from SNAP, make new rules, and then start all over again. Background check, periodic drug tests, and actively searching for jobs.
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