दर्द 400 वाले क्या जानें, पूछो उनसे जो 1200 भरकर भी सिर्फ एक सीट के लिए लड़ते हैं। ✍️" "जनरल कैटेगरी का छात्र होना आसान नहीं है, साहब। यहाँ पैसा भी पूरा लगता है और मेहनत भी दोगुनी लगती है। 📚" "कीमत चुका कर हक़ की लड़ाई लड़ते हैं, खैरात की उम्मीद हम नहीं रखते। 🇮🇳" #GeneralCategory #StudentLife #ExamStruggle #ReservationReality #Proud #Hardwork #Competition #GeneralCategoryPain #RealityCheck #IndianStudents #scrolllink #beemate #neeland #neeleKabutar #neelchatte #ScStAct

Who is he? What makes him different from others? Is he flesh and bones only? Is he what you think of him? Or is he beyond what is visible? Even if you hint that he is not someone what you think of then dive deep and find the truth. Confront reality? Then decide on your own 🙏❤️🪷🌺 #prabhuishaputraji #ishaputraji #Ishaputra #mahayogi #mahasiddha #satyendranath #avatar #kalki #vishnu #Narayana #nath #guruofgurus #shiv #guru #mylife #myeverything #beHis #worshiphimforever #lotusfeet #kamalnayan #unconditionallove #fanpage #reality #unique #beyondwhatyousee #prabhu #scrolllink

Physicists at CERN’s Large Hadron Collider have observed what may be one of the strangest quantum events ever recorded — a new tetraquark particle that appeared to exist in two separate detector locations simultaneously. The discovery hints at a bridge between quantum mechanics and classical physics, shaking the foundations of modern science. Unlike protons and neutrons, which are made of three quarks, tetraquarks contain four, forming exotic states of matter rarely seen in nature. During experiments, researchers noticed something unprecedented: the same tetraquark seemed to register 1.4 meters apart at the exact same moment — suggesting quantum superposition on a much larger scale than previously thought possible. This finding challenges the long-held idea that superposition only applies to microscopic particles. If confirmed, it could revolutionize how we understand space, time, and causality — even paving the way for quantum computers that operate at room temperature and unhackable communication systems based on entangled states. The particle itself existed for only 10⁻²³ seconds, but in that brief instant, it may have rewritten the rules of reality. CERN’s follow-up experiments aim to verify whether this was a measurement anomaly or the first glimpse of a quantum-classical overlap — a discovery Einstein himself once thought impossible. #CERN #QuantumPhysics #Tetraquark #Superposition #QuantumMechanics #Scrolllink

Thakur Pandit sab kuchh dekar bhi atyachari, Mulasmaan desh lekar bhi nirdosh!!!! #BitterReality#WakeUpCall #HiddenTruths #VoicesUnheard

The scariest part. Everyone is pretending and they're really good at it. #politics #reality #scrolllink

💔 Unbelievable but true! Over 785 husbands have reportedly lost their lives at the hands of their wives in just 5 years across North India. This raises serious questions about domestic violence against men — an issue often ignored. #MenDeserveJustice #DomesticViolenceAwareness #EqualityForAll #StopGenderBias #MensRightsMatter #NorthIndia #TruthBeTold #SadReality

Scientists have discovered a gene called CYP26B1 that may enable the regeneration of amputated body parts in humans. This gene is active in axolotls and acts like a “cellular mapmaker,” instructing stem cells to precisely and orderly form new tissues at the site of injury. The axolotl’s extraordinary ability to regenerate limbs, as well as parts of its heart and brain, is largely due to the activity of this gene. CYP26B1 functions by regulating levels of retinoic acid (RA), a molecule that plays a key role in determining cell fate. When tissue is damaged, the gene establishes highly specific signaling pathways that guide stem cells to differentiate into skin, muscle, or bone. Without this gene, complete regeneration of limbs would be nearly impossible. Studies on human stem cells have shown promising results. When researchers placed human stem cells under laboratory conditions mimicking those of injured axolotl tissue, and manipulated retinoic acid levels while activating or deactivating CYP26B1, they observed regeneration-like behavior: cells differentiated into specific tissues instead of growing randomly. This provides strong evidence that a similar genetic pathway could potentially be activated in humans. This discovery offers hope for a future where humans might also regenerate lost body parts. If researchers succeed in safely and precisely activating the CYP26B1 pathway in humans, it could usher in a new era of regenerative medicine—one in which restoring amputated limbs and rebuilding vital tissues moves beyond miracle and into reality. #science #biology #medicine #scrolllink

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A life needs saving, not a story update. 🚫📸 #HelpFirst #WakeUpWorld #EmpathyMatters #TodaysReality #StopRecording

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A neurotechnology breakthrough may have just turned science fiction into reality. A Silicon Valley startup called REMspace claims to have achieved the first successful communication between two people during a lucid dream — an unprecedented step in the study of consciousness and sleep. Using EEG monitors, eye-tracking sensors, and a custom-coded dream language named “Remmyo,” researchers reportedly managed to transmit a single word from one dreamer to another — all while both remained asleep and lucid. The experiment represents a one-way exchange but demonstrates that structured messages could, in theory, travel between two dreaming minds. CEO Michael Raduga says this is “just the beginning,” envisioning a future where dream-to-dream communication becomes a new frontier of neurotechnology. If expanded, this could revolutionize how we study memory, creativity, trauma therapy, and even human connection in subconscious states. #FutureTech #Neuroscience #MindSharing #scrollling

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