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She will get pregnant with the brother in laws kids. Her genes would revolt at the idea of being inseminated by her husband - look at him. The family will likely know but won’t care because the ambani genes will be passed on.
聊一聊印度首富的小儿子和儿媳的故事。 主角就是这位小儿媳,拉蒂卡。1994年出生在孟买的拉蒂卡,绝对不是什么平民逆袭的戏码。她的父亲维伦·麦钱特是印度巨头医药公司Encore Healthcare的CEO,资产数十亿,在政商两界玩得极转;母亲也是低调的高调名媛。最关键的是,拉蒂卡来自古吉拉特邦的商业种姓瓦尼亚,这跟首富安巴尼家族不仅是同一个老家出身,更是正儿八经的同种姓门当户对。她从小读孟买顶尖国际学校,后来直奔纽约大学修读政治学与经济学,不仅能穿高定踩红毯,还能跳8年古典舞印第安舞剧,妥妥的顶级豪门名媛标配。 当年那场耗资数亿美元、把半个好莱坞和全球政商大佬都搬来的世纪大婚,大家应该还记得。小儿子阿南特因为哮喘治疗长期吃激素,身材严重走样,体重一度暴涨。但在镜头前,拉蒂卡深情款款,阿南特憨厚体贴,首富老爹穆克什更是感动得当场抹眼泪,满脸写着“我这小儿子终于找到真爱了”。 可婚礼的狂欢散去,豪门深宅里的聚光灯一照,细节全暴露了。 最先掀起舆论狂欢的,是拉蒂卡和她大伯哥,安巴尼家的大儿子阿卡什的那些“过于亲密”的互动。 在一次家族艺术馆的晚宴红毯上,本该是主人的阿南特不见踪影,反而是一袭红裙的拉蒂卡,被大伯哥阿卡什紧紧牵着手走完全程。两人有说有笑,旁若无人,大嫂梅塔被甩在身后,脸上的笑容都快挂不住了。 这还没完。 在随后的婚前传统涂姜黄膏仪式上,大伯哥给弟媳抹药膏,手居然直接搭到了拉蒂卡的腰腹部位,动作熟练自然得让人直呼“辣眼睛”。到了巨星蕾哈娜的派对狂欢上,拉蒂卡嗨起来第一反应不是搂着新婚丈夫,而是顺势依偎在大伯哥旁边。最抓马的是生日切蛋糕,拉蒂卡依次喂完老公和公婆,正准备喂大伯哥时,阿卡什居然当众摆出一副“吃醋”的冷脸。吃瓜群众直接在评论区炸了:“这到底是谁的老婆?这修罗场大嫂是怎么忍下来的?” 如果说和大伯哥是“无微不至的暧昧”,那拉蒂卡和公公穆克什之间的气场,就更耐人寻味了。 老首富穆克什对这个小儿媳,那是出了名的宠爱和纵容。出席活动时,公公贴脸合影、牵手同框是常态,连媒体都频频捕捉到两人同坐时拉蒂卡那份超越普通儿媳的“自如”与微妙的气场。有人说老首富这是爱屋及乌,替心疼的小儿子撑腰;但八卦媒体和社交网络上的解读可就偏了方向,各种豪门伦理的禁忌绯闻传得沸沸扬扬。 那正牌老公阿南特呢? 这位身价千亿的豪门小儿子,仿佛成了整个剧本里“最没有存在感”的背景板。由于身体原因和性格温和,他在家族企业里的实权本就不及哥哥姐姐,在各种聚会里,他常常被挤到镜头最边缘,挂着那副招牌式的憨厚笑容,眼睁睁看着娇妻在公公和大哥之间游刃有余。 在外界看来,这或许是一场“各取所需”的豪门大戏。拉蒂卡虽说出身亿万制药世家,但比起安巴尼这种富可敌国的顶级财阀,依然是云泥之别。她带给安巴尼家族同种姓的纯血结合、年轻高调且充满活力的公关形象;而安巴尼家族带给她的,则是站在全球金字塔顶端的泼天富贵与滔天权势。 至于那些手拉手、摸腰、眼神拉扯的绯闻,在顶级豪门庞大的利益共同体面前,或许根本掀不起一丝波澜。 正如网友评价的那样:豪门的世界你不懂,人家穿戴着价值连城的珠宝笑迎镜头,玩的就是你看不惯、却又干不掉的游戏。
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Oh lord the utter ignorance I can’t even..
Replying to @Oilfield_Rando
Montana State University Professor Shivali Banerjee is a graduate of the Indian Institute of Technology in Bombay.
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Yeah don’t financially $DDOS me guys What a horrible thing to happen Without consent as well! I only prefer giving money to the tax man
BREAKING: 𝕏 users are reporting being "financially DDOS'd" with tens of thousands of dollars being sent to them unsolicited via 𝕏 money.
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Justin Careesi @ItIsHoeMath 45 years old No Girlfriend/No wife, No Children Failed comedian.
If you are a white race mixer, I want you to remember that Mexico and India are the result of race mixing. Mexico was white Spaniards mixing with Central American natives India was steppe eurasians mixing with Australian aboriginals Black Americans are also black mixed with white The worst people in the world are created by race mixing because they lose their ability to be anything at all. They're not smart enough to be white but they are not satisfied with laying around outside anymore. They are trying forever to be white and falling short. Why would you curse your children to this eternal hell
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Lmao what a joke. Mostly poorly behaved kids with parents who think they are friends. No amount of taxpayer funded occupational therapy will make them better either. Interesting how societies with stricter consequences for actions and actual enforcement of discipline via parenting has far few rates of supposed autism.
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lol Seeing so many people in my feed saying they're done with bitcoin after the coldcard thing. Genuinely get it. Some of you lost a decade of savings in 25 minutes. You did everything "right" and still got rinsed. That's not a lesson, that's just cruel. This bear has been brutal for some of us...haven't told the wife the number yet. But let's be clear about what actually broke. A lock broke. Not bitcoin. No coins counterfeited. No blocks reversed. The maths securing every coin is exactly as strong today as it was before the hack. What broke was a piece of hardware made by a company. Bitcoin never promised to protect that. It promises three things: can't be printed, can't be seized from the ledger, can't be stopped. 17 years. 471 obituaries. China banned half the mining overnight and it didn't even blink. Here's the bit that took me years to get: Every attack on bitcoin is really an attack on our faith in it. That's the only vulnerability it has ever had. Not quantum. Not governments. Us. The thief didn't just steal coins. He's betting you'll sell the rest and walk away forever. Don't let him have both. To everyone who lost - take whatever time you need. It'll still be here when you're ready. That's the entire point of something that doesn't die. To everyone watching nervously - the asset didn't change. A lock did. And locks get rebuilt, by some of the smartest engineers on earth, in the open, for free. The bet was never "bitcoin is perfect". It's that a scarce unstoppable asset that survives everything is worth more tomorrow than today. This week didn't change the bet. Just the price of admission. Hold the line for the ones who can't right now. They held it for you in 2018, 2020 and 2022.
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AI is genuinely advancing faster than most people can keep up with. People are "freezing" their use of it at the limit of their cognitive/behavioral capacities. An endless intelligence will benefit the super few as it always has.
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AI is gonna help bridge the gap between expectations and service/product so much across so many industries My referrals, notes and general work flow has improved 10x compared to GPs just 5 years ago. Income has improved Patient outcomes improved Specialists happier Patients happier because I look at them during the consult rather than the weird contortionist thing where you gotta type while looking somewhat at the patient as they talk. Downstream effects immeasurable And I am just one regular dude We are all gonna win so much Can’t wait for the AI revolution
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PSA: Entered a small spot position in $ORE at $89 (for the cycle) Their handle is @ORE Thesis coming soon. Here is a summary of why: - Interviewed @HardhatChad on Spaces - genius working with @deanmlittle another genius - Read the code - Analyzed the use case - Mined some - Quantum Resistent - Private transactions - Basically a better Bitcoin, a better Zcash, on a better execution network - @solana - I just like the stock. Considering helping them to educate people on this innovation, I have ideas for this team and this asset which I believe can be a stable store much like . More to come. Full transparency. Not financial advice.
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covid was a test round the increasingly aging (85+)/complex multi morbid unproductive population in western countries will sink these civilisations. The people at the top know this but its politically unfavorable to suggest other solutions - see Canada's assisted dying issues. Much easier to have a global flu pandemic that "naturally selects" out these segments of society so the rest can actually thrive.
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Women like Drake because he’s a cosplay gangsta. They don’t want a real bad boy any more than they want real rape.
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It's women in the workforce in the context of money printing, inflation and a boomer gerontocracy that doesn't die off due to modern medicine. Both parties spending increasing hours to just get by; no one's having sex that exhausted from life. It will happen to every "developing" country as they adopt western economics and social norms.
No matter what your theory about birth rate collapse is, there’s some data point that disproves it. Japan didn’t have the pill when fertility collapsed. There are highly patriarchal countries where fertility is collapsing. It’s collapsing in countries that are still poor. It’s collapsing in places with more generous social support for families. It’s almost like a psychic alien just decided to phase humans out.
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I'm imagining the bears who think that Bitcoin is so weak that if you buy 4% of it and talk a lot, you can destroy the whole network. It's not even a person, but a group. Bought 4%. Like, somehow the key weakness of Bitcoin is that if someone buys 4% of it, everything fails.
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Long COVID serves a psychological purpose. To be clear, I am not talking about cases where a viral infection causes demonstrable medical sequelae in specific organs or physiological systems. Those are real medical questions that should be investigated on their own terms. I am referring to the broader cluster of symptoms often grouped under "Long COVID" that are predominantly psychiatric - subjective and nonspecific: fatigue, brain fog, anxiety, low mood, difficulty concentrating, and related complaints. It helped keep the emotional world of the pandemic alive after the emergency had ended. During COVID, being cautious was seen as virtuous. Avoiding risk meant being responsible and paying close attention to symptoms showed you were taking things seriously. Public life reorganized itself around protection, accommodation, and the assumption that anyone could be gravely harmed. In that sense, COVID accelerated the feminization of social norms: safety, emotional validation, vulnerability, and infantilizing care became the organizing principles of public life. Not helpful for those tending naturally towards neuroticism that was not only left unchecked but actively encouraged for over 3 years. For those people, the end of the pandemic meant the loss of belonging, the dissolution of a social environment in which their concerns, anxieties, and risk assessments were widely shared and affirmed. Long COVID allowed the crisis to continue in another form. It confirmed that all the fear and excessive care at the expense of others were justified. It preserved the sense that the extraordinary measures had indeed been necessary. It kept alive the emotional framework of the COVID years. And in that framework, demonstrating concern for suffering becomes more important than asking the question: What actually helps people recover?
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the performance of quantum resistant bitcoin today makes me think this is a big deal
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That's exactly the point. As a young doctor; you want people like me to work 5-6 days a week. There is no point punishing the 5-10% of professional High earners who work highly skilled fields. These people have the capacity to work less which means less benefit to society as a whole. Bracket creep needs to go. Why would I spend the next 30 years working 60 hour weeks if 30 hours of that is taken right away. May as well work only 30 hours so I only have to give up 10 hours to the government. There needs to be a fair exchange for the 30 hours I could just spend with family / working on myself then. It not equality to take a disproportionate amount of ones time in the form of earnings. I believe in fair taxation. This is plain unfair and disheartening. I have worked till 8 pm 5-6 days a week for the last 3 months - I would love to see the sun when I leave work and I miss it. I'm not depressed; I love what I do but I see the cost to my family. My wife understands because I'm doing it to try and offset our fairly new first home mortgage- modest family home in modest suburb yet with rising interest rates ; an eye watering monthly payment. I see around 25-30 people a day. Most are bulk billed. So tell me ; Why is my sacrifice worth less? Why should people like me be made to give away 30 hours of our time weekly for the next 30 years? Would you rather that people like me work less and thus see less patients ? All politics aside. I'm genuinely trying to understand what would the incentive to sacrifice that extra 30 hours a week if you are unfairly taxed for it.
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If you think the boomers will be gone soon and the world can start to mend.. I have news for you. ​Entresto and Ozempic will keep the lads going for another 30+ years. ​With what else is in the pipeline.. ​Millennials and gen Z in Australia are truly screwed. ​We will work ourselves to the bone to fund another 20-40 years of an increasingly aging and larger boomer cohort and their social supports. ​The average human life span will increase to the 100s. ​So many boomers will spend DECADES in assisted care or nursing homes. ​The costs will be astronomical. ​You will need a pipeline of immigrant workers "willing" to care for them. ​I say "willing" because aged care is hard. It's not the pay; it's the job - the smell of urine, feces and the sheer weight of your entire day revolving around the most depressing aspect of aging in humans. ​Locals don't do it: hence the international nurses. They hate the job too. They do the 3 years in some country town nursing home for the visa then finally settle where they want. ​Kinda like an unspoken indentured servitude agreement with the Australian govt; take care of our aged for three years and you get permanent residency for you and your family. ​It's also a steady flow of tax dollars, and a steady flow of a servile class to prop up house prices and thus boost their blue chip property portfolios. ​What's not to like for the Gerontocracy? ​Latest budget is a slap in the face. It's like they don't even care about how it looks. Literally pulling up the ladder they used to build wealth. ​Never have people lived this long. ​Never in human history has this happened. ​There are so many weird implications around this.. It's mind boggling.
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Its not about the founders, its about investors. Why would any investor risk their capital in an Australian start-up if the government takes half of the upside while absorbing 0% of the downside?
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