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Maximus Decimus

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On a mission. Hakuna Matata 🤞🏾
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Maximus Decimus @_ceedeh
This is one of those days I wished Twitter had an unlike button...
Danny Walter 🧸 Verified account @AjeboDanny Dec 29, 2025
In a few years, AI will do most things we spent 4-6 years studying in university, and do them more effectively.

It takes roughly 10 years to move from a basic degree to a PhD. Only for Over-certified individuals to be outperformed by a Habby in forex, a Noteezzy in crypto, a Carterefe in streaming, a MrBanks in punting, a Peller in short-form content, a Nons Miraj in Long-form content.

This is not an argument against education. It’s an argument against entitlement.

Believing that degrees and titles are something to brag about is institutional arrogance and not because education lacks value, but because education on its own achieves nothing.

Your degree does not matter on its own. What matters is the position you end up in and the value you create through real-world application.

This kind of take triggers people because it threatens their identity, one they have tied to the belief that suffering through years of schooling guarantees relevance.

Let me hold your hands while I say this; a degree is just a tool. No more important than my AI or crypto tools, and tools only matter when they produce output.

In the end, the winner is not the most educated person in the room.
It is the one with the most valuable output.
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Maximus Decimus @_ceedeh
If you don't find yourself in positions where you seriously doubt yourself, you aren't exactly growing.
Growth comes with newer sets of challenges, and only when you've been able to get comfortable with the challenge will you assert that you've grown.
Maximus Decimus @_ceedeh
what if we are dealing with particles that can travel faster than light here ?
Amazing Physics Verified account @amazing_physics Oct 14, 2025
🚨 BREAKING SCIENCE NEWS 🚨

For the first time ever, scientists have successfully teleported a quantum state of light over the internet and yes, it’s just as mind-blowing as it sounds.

A team of researchers in the US pulled off this breakthrough by sending quantum information through over 30 kilometers (18 miles) of standard fiber optic cable, while regular internet traffic was flowing through the same lines.

This process, known as quantum teleportation, doesn’t physically move the object itself. Instead, it transfers the properties of a quantum particle (like a photon) from one location to another, recreating it perfectly at the destination while the original disappears a concept that sounds straight out of Star Trek, but is firmly rooted in the bizarre world of quantum mechanics.

The challenge? Making fragile quantum signals coexist with ordinary internet data without interference. The researchers overcame this by precisely managing how light interacted with other signals inside the fiber. This achievement marks a massive leap toward integrating quantum communication with our existing internet infrastructure potentially paving the way for ultra-secure, lightning-fast networks of the future.

Credit: Jordan M. Thomas et al., "Quantum teleportation coexisting with classical communications in optical fiber", Optica (2024).
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