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THE WHITE HOUSE GOT ITS FIRST COMPUTER IN 1978, YOUR IPHONE IS 50,000X STRONGER
In 1978, the White House installed its first-ever computer. Fast forward to today, and the phone in your pocket blows it out of the water—with 50,000 times more storage than that early machine. The original system was likely used for basic data entry and scheduling. Now, smartphones can run real-time simulations, stream HD video, and even handle AI processing—all from your hand. Source: @JonErlichman thru Mario Nawfal on X
STATOISTICS | India and China's passports are the weakest among big economies
Large economies except China, India and Brazil have reached the advanced level of economic productivity and hence are net importers of labour. Source: The Times Of India @timesofindia
We have come along way...
Source: Out of Context Human Race @NoContextHumans
“The only real mistake is the one from which we learn nothing.” – Henry Ford
Source: Charlie Bilello @PeterMallouk
🚨BREAKDOWN: LONDON-HEATHROW SHUTS DOWN AFTER MASSIVE POWER OUTAGE
London’s Heathrow Airport — one of the busiest in the world — will be completely closed Friday after a major fire at a nearby electrical substation triggered widespread blackouts across West London. Thousands of flights are impacted, with over 120 planes currently en route to Heathrow now forced to divert across the U.K. and Europe. Authorities have not given any timeline for reopening. Millions of passengers will be affected in what could become one of the largest airport shutdowns in years. Source: @sentdefender thru Mario Nawfal on X
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