Wedding videos are a rage on the internet and some couples have gone viral for their grand entries but this breathtaking wedding stunt has surfaced on social media where a couple has been seen doing a dramatic exit from their wedding reception. The newlywed couple set themselves on fire with no safeguards in place, the duo was seen walking hand-in-hand very confidently, as the flames engulfed them, the daring couple knelt on the ground. The stunt left all the guests dumbfounded.The video was shot by the wedding photographer which he posted on Instagram and it has garnered over 70k views. 

Watch: Couple set themselves on fire, here's why

The newlywed couple set themselves on fire with no safeguards in place, the duo was seen walking hand-in-hand very confidently.

Wedding videos are a rage on the internet and some couples have gone viral for their grand entries but this breathtaking wedding stunt has surfaced on social media where a couple has been seen doing a dramatic exit from their wedding reception.&nbsp; The newlywed couple named&nbsp;Ambyr and Gabe set themselves on fire with no safeguards in place, both are known to be professional stunt performers. The duo was seen walking hand-in-hand very confidently, as the flames engulfed them, the daring couple knelt on the ground. The stunt left all the guests dumbfounded.
 The video was shot by the wedding photographer which he posted on Instagram and it has garnered over 70k views.&nbsp;
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Scientists have for the first time grown plants in lunar soil brought back to Earth by astronauts in the Apollo missions, a step towards producing food and oxygen on the Moon or during future space missions.
The researchers at the University of Florida (UF) in the US showed that plants can successfully sprout and grow in lunar soil.
Their study, published in the journal Communications Biology, also investigated how plants respond biologically to the Moon's soil, also known as lunar regolith, which is very different from soil found on Earth.
This research comes as NASA's Artemis Program plans to return humans to the Moon.
"Artemis will require a better understanding of how to grow plants in space," said Rob Ferl, one of the study's authors and a professor at UF Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences (UF/IFAS).
"For future, longer space missions, we may use the Moon as a hub or launching pad. It makes sense that we would want to use the soil that is already there to grow plants," Ferl said.
The researchers designed a simple experiment: plant seeds in lunar soil, add water, nutrients and light, and record the results.
They only had 12 grammes -- just a few teaspoons -- of lunar soil with which to do this experiment.
On loan from NASA, this soil was collected during the Apollo 11, 12 and 17 missions to the moon.
The researchers applied three times over the course of 11 years for a chance to work with the lunar regolith.
To grow their tiny lunar garden, the researchers used thimble-sized wells in plastic plates normally used to culture cells. Each well functioned as a pot.
Once they filled each "pot" with approximately a gram of lunar soil, the scientists moistened the soil with a nutrient solution and added a few seeds from the Arabidopsis plant which is widely used in the research because its genetic code has been fully mapped.
Growing Arabidopsis in the lunar soil allowed the researchers more insight into how the soil affected the plants, down to the level of gene expression.
As points of comparison, the researchers also planted Arabidopsis in JSC-1A, a terrestrial substance that mimics real lunar soil, as well as simulated Martian soils and terrestrial soils from extreme environments.
The plants grown in these non-lunar soils were the experiment’s control group.
The researchers found that nearly all the seeds planted in the lunar soils were able to sprout.
"We were amazed. We did not predict that. That told us that the lunar soils did not interrupt the hormones and signals involved in plant germination," said Anna-Lisa Paul, one of the study's authors and a research professor of horticultural sciences in UF/IFAS.
The researchers observed differences between the plants grown in lunar soil and the control group. For example, some of the plants grown in the lunar soils were smaller, grew more slowly or were more varied in size than their counterparts.
These were all physical signs that the plants were working to cope with the chemical and structural make-up of the Moon’s soil, Paul explained.
This was further confirmed when the researchers analyzed the plants’ gene expression patterns.
"At the genetic level, the plants were pulling out the tools typically used to cope with stressors, such as salt and metals or oxidative stress, so we can infer that the plants perceive the lunar soil environment as stressful," Paul said.
"Ultimately, we would like to use the gene expression data to help address how we can ameliorate the stress responses to the level where plants -- particularly crops -- are able to grow in lunar soil with very little impact to their health," she said.
The researchers found that the plants with the most signs of stress were those grown in what lunar geologists call mature lunar soil.
These mature soils are those exposed to more cosmic wind, which alters their makeup. On the other hand, plants grown in comparatively less mature soils fared better, they added.

Scientists grow plants in soil from Moon for first time: what does it mean for space missions

The researchers at the University of Florida in the US showed that plants can successfully sprout and grow in lunar soil. For more details, click the link below

The researchers designed a simple experiment: plant seeds in lunar soil, add water, nutrients and light, and record the results.

Scientists have for the first time grown plants in lunar soil brought back to Earth by astronauts in the Apollo missions, a step towards producing food and oxygen on the Moon or during future space missions.
The researchers at the University of Florida (UF) in the US showed that plants can successfully sprout and grow in lunar soil.
Their study, published in the journal Communications Biology, also investigated how plants respond biologically to the Moon's soil, also known as lunar regolith, which is very different from soil found on Earth.
This research comes as NASA's Artemis Program plans to return humans to the Moon.
"Artemis will require a better understanding of how to grow plants in space," said Rob Ferl, one of the study's authors and a professor at UF Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences (UF/IFAS).
"For future, longer space missions, we may use the Moon as a hub or launching pad. It makes sense that we would want to use the soil that is already there to grow plants," Ferl said.
The researchers designed a simple experiment: plant seeds in lunar soil, add water, nutrients and light, and record the results.
They only had 12 grammes -- just a few teaspoons -- of lunar soil with which to do this experiment.
On loan from NASA, this soil was collected during the Apollo 11, 12 and 17 missions to the moon.
The researchers applied three times over the course of 11 years for a chance to work with the lunar regolith.
To grow their tiny lunar garden, the researchers used thimble-sized wells in plastic plates normally used to culture cells. Each well functioned as a pot.
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Once they filled each "pot" with approximately a gram of lunar soil, the scientists moistened the soil with a nutrient solution and added a few seeds from the Arabidopsis plant which is widely used in the research because its genetic code has been fully mapped.
Growing Arabidopsis in the lunar soil allowed the researchers more insight into how the soil affected the plants, down to the level of gene expression.
As points of comparison, the researchers also planted Arabidopsis in JSC-1A, a terrestrial substance that mimics real lunar soil, as well as simulated Martian soils and terrestrial soils from extreme environments.
The plants grown in these non-lunar soils were the experiment&rsquo;s control group.
The researchers found that nearly all the seeds planted in the lunar soils were able to sprout.
"We were amazed. We did not predict that. That told us that the lunar soils did not interrupt the hormones and signals involved in plant germination," said Anna-Lisa Paul, one of the study's authors and a research professor of horticultural sciences in UF/IFAS.
The researchers observed differences between the plants grown in lunar soil and the control group. For example, some of the plants grown in the lunar soils were smaller, grew more slowly or were more varied in size than their counterparts.
These were all physical signs that the plants were working to cope with the chemical and structural make-up of the Moon&rsquo;s soil, Paul explained.
This was further confirmed when the researchers analyzed the plants&rsquo; gene expression patterns.
"At the genetic level, the plants were pulling out the tools typically used to cope with stressors, such as salt and metals or oxidative stress, so we can infer that the plants perceive the lunar soil environment as stressful," Paul said.
"Ultimately, we would like to use the gene expression data to help address how we can ameliorate the stress responses to the level where plants -- particularly crops -- are able to grow in lunar soil with very little impact to their health," she said.
The researchers found that the plants with the most signs of stress were those grown in what lunar geologists call mature lunar soil.
These mature soils are those exposed to more cosmic wind, which alters their makeup. On the other hand, plants grown in comparatively less mature soils fared better, they added.

Video of a violent car crash at the Greater Columbus Convention Center last week shows the Tesla smashing into the side of the building after jumping traffic light. The video shows three different angles of the crash, including from inside the convention center. The car, identified in a Columbus police accident report as a 2020 Tesla Model S can be seen hitting a planter before slamming through a glass entranceway into the building.The driver, Frantz Jules told police his brakes went out while on a state highway. No one was injured in the crash and the 63-year-old Jules was taken to a hospital.Three witnesses at the scene reportedly told police they saw the car appear to speed up in order to make it through a yellow traffic light and did not slow down before hitting the building.

WATCH: A Tesla crashes into a convention centre 

The video shows three different angles of the crash, including from inside the convention center. The car, identified in a Columbus police accident report as a 2020 Tesla Model S can be seen hitting a planter before slamming through a glass entranceway into the building.

Tesla crashes at high speed into a convention centre

Surveillance video from the Greater Columbus Convention Center captured the moment when a Tesla crashed into the building

Video of a violent car crash at the Greater Columbus Convention Center last week shows the Tesla smashing into the side of the building after jumping a traffic light.&nbsp; The video shows three different angles of the crash, including from inside the convention center. The car, identified in a Columbus police accident report as a 2020 Tesla Model S can be seen hitting a planter before slamming through a glass entranceway into the building.
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Twitter CEO Parag Agrawal sent out an internal memo to employees as he let go of top executives and announced massive cost cutting and a total hiring freeze as the market reality shifts for tech: Read what Parag Agrawal wrote to Twitter Employees-:
Team,
Building Twitter and serving our customers around the world is important yesterday, today, and tomorrow. Our purpose is existential. During this time of change, it’s critical that we continue to strengthen our work through increased accountability and execution to make Twitter everything it can be. The priorities and decisions we make now will not only bolster how we navigate through this time, but also for the longer-term success of Twitter which I care about deeply. Some changes are happening to us and some we will drive. A number of these changes are difficult but they are right for Twitter and its future.Current environment
At the beginning of the pandemic in 2020, the decision was made to invest aggressively to deliver big growth in audience and revenue, and as a company we did not hit intermediate milestones that enable confidence in these goals. More recently, the global macroeconomic environment has become less favorable, the war in Ukraine has impacted our results, and may continue to do so. Many other companies have been experiencing a similar effect. And, of course, we are in the middle of an acquisition and we don’t yet know the timing of the close. In order to responsibly manage the organization as we sharpen our roadmaps and our work, we need to continue to be intentional about our teams, hiring and costs.
Hiring
Effective this week, we are pausing most hiring and backfills, except for business critical roles as determined by Staff members in partnership with their HRBPs. We will also be reviewing all extended offers to determine criticality and those that should be pulled back. We are not planning company-wide layoffs, but leaders will continue making changes to their organizations to improve efficiencies as needed. As always, performance management will continue to be a priority at this time at all levels to ensure we have the strongest teams possible.
Budgeting
We also need to pull back on non-labor costs to ensure we are being responsible and efficient. We are reducing contractor and consulting spend, travel and events, marketing, our real estate footprint, on premise and public-cloud related infrastructure spend, and other operational costs. Please continue to treat Twitter’s resources as you would your own, and manage tightly to your budgets, prioritizing what matters most.
As promised, I will continue to communicate often and directly with all of you as we continue to move forward. Next week, will be holding a virtual offsite with our Global Leadership Team (GLT) to drive further cohesion and focus, and strengthen our collective plans to best support all of you. We will report out the outputs of that meeting to you.
While we are in a ton of change right now, historically, Twitter often is. What stays true is our purpose, Twitter’s importance and the criticality of our work, and how we come together. Thank you for your leadership, your focus and your support for one another.
Parag

Twitter CEO Parag Agrawal's memo REVEALED: Cost cutting, layoffs, hiring freeze

"More recently, the global macroeconomic environment has become less favorable"

Twitter CEO&nbsp;Parag&nbsp;Agrawal&nbsp;sent out an internal memo to employees as he let go of top executives and announced massive cost cutting along with d a total hiring freeze at the social media platform amidst Elon Musk's takeover. The justification he gives is a new&nbsp;market; read what Parag&nbsp;Agrawal&nbsp;wrote to Twitter employees-:
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Team,
Building Twitter and serving our customers around the world is important yesterday, today, and tomorrow. Our purpose is existential. During this time of change, it&rsquo;s critical that we continue to strengthen our work through increased accountability and execution to make Twitter everything it can be. The priorities and decisions we make now will not only bolster how we navigate through this time, but also for the longer-term success of Twitter which I care about deeply. Some changes are happening to us and some we will drive. A number of these changes are difficult but they are right for Twitter and its future. Current environment
At the beginning of the pandemic in 2020, the decision was made to invest aggressively to deliver big growth in audience and revenue, and as a company we did not hit intermediate milestones that enable confidence in these goals. More recently, the global macroeconomic environment has become less favorable, the war in Ukraine has impacted our results, and may continue to do so. Many other companies have been experiencing a similar effect. And, of course, we are in the middle of an acquisition and we don&rsquo;t yet know the timing of the close. In order to responsibly manage the organization as we sharpen our roadmaps and our work, we need to continue to be intentional about our teams, hiring and costs.
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Hiring
Effective this week, we are pausing most hiring and backfills, except for business critical roles as determined by Staff members in partnership with their HRBPs. We will also be reviewing all extended offers to determine criticality and those that should be pulled back. We are not planning company-wide layoffs, but leaders will continue making changes to their organizations to improve efficiencies as needed. As always, performance management will continue to be a priority at this time at all levels to ensure we have the strongest teams possible.
Budgeting
We also need to pull back on non-labor costs to ensure we are being responsible and efficient. We are reducing contractor and consulting spend, travel and events, marketing, our real estate footprint, on premise and public-cloud related infrastructure spend, and other operational costs. Please continue to treat Twitter&rsquo;s resources as you would your own, and manage tightly to your budgets, prioritizing what matters most.
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As promised, I will continue to communicate often and directly with all of you as we continue to move forward. Next week, will be holding a virtual offsite with our Global Leadership Team (GLT) to drive further cohesion and focus, and strengthen our collective plans to best support all of you. We will report out the outputs of that meeting to you.
While we are in a ton of change right now, historically, Twitter often is. What stays true is our purpose, Twitter&rsquo;s importance and the criticality of our work, and how we come together. Thank you for your leadership, your focus and your support for one another.
Parag
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A shocking incident from Paris has caught the limelight and will remind you of the 'Dhoom 3' film. The video of an incident shows that a group of 4 men who were all masked, wore helmets, and carried assault rifles with them were robbing the Chanel shop and nearby jewelry shops at Rue de la Paix, close to Place Vendome.Three of them were inside the store, while the fourth stayed outside the store with an automatic gun slung over his chest. The burglars casually exited the store with filled bags and fled on two motorbikes even while runners and traffic continued to pass by at a normal rate.The entire incident was fully planned and it took burglars only 10 minutes to rob everything. Following the incident, police cordoned off the area shortly and the store will be closed temporarily. 

Paris: video of robbery at Chanel jewellery store; armed gang loots in 10 min, flees on bikes

Paris robbery: In a movie-like heist, 4 individuals looted a swanky Chanel store, before escaping on two-wheelers.

In a movie-like heist in France's capital city Paris, some persons robbed a swanky Chanel store. One of the witnesses captured the entire crime on camera.
The video, widely shared on social media, showed 4 individuals dressed in black robbing the jewellery and watch store at Rue de la Paix, close to Place Vendome.
While three of the robbers collected the bounty, the fourth stood watch outside with an automatic rifle. The heist lasted around 10 minutes, before the thieves casually exited the store and escaped on their two-wheelers
All this as normal activity continued in the area. The incident occurred on May 5, with police yet to announce any arrests, 5 days later.

One of Andy Warhol's iconic Marilyn Monroe portraits has become the most expensive 20th-century artwork ever to go under the hammer.The 40-square-inch "Shot Sage Blue Marilyn," one of dozens of images the artist made of Monroe in the 1960s, sold for a record $195 million at Christie's in New York Monday evening.

Andy Warhol’s iconic Marilyn Monroe portrait tops Picasso's price at record auction

The "Shot Sage Blue Marilyn sold for a record $195 million at Christie's in New York Monday evening. Originally a publicity still from Marilyn's 1953 movie "Niagara", Warhol's colorful reproductions of Monroe's photo portrait are among his most recognizable works. 

Andy Warhol’s Iconic Marilyn Monroe Portrait Sells for $195 Million

The most expensive 20th-century artwork ever to go under the hammer.

An iconic art work of Marilyn Monroe by pop art legend Andy Warhol has become&nbsp;the most expensive 20th-century artwork ever to go under the hammer. The&nbsp;"Shot Sage Blue Marilyn sold for a record $195 million at Christie's in New York Monday evening. Originally a publicity still from Marilyn's 1953 movie "Niagara",&nbsp;Warhol's colorful reproductions of Monroe's photo portrait are among his most recognizable works.&nbsp; The previous auction record for a 20th-century painting was the&nbsp;$179.4 million&nbsp;paid for Pablo Picasso's "Les Femmes d'Alger (Version O)" in 2015. At $195 million it tops Warhol's last prized auction by a margin.&nbsp;The auction record for a Warhol work was previously held by "Silver Car Crash (Double Disaster) which was sold for&nbsp;more than $105 million&nbsp;almost a decade ago

Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman received praise as she got up from her seat at an event and offered a bottle of water to the managing director of National Securities Depository Limited (NSDL), Padmaja Chunduru, who was speaking at that time

Watch! Elon Musk candid about negativity and what next for Twitter

Muskto to his detractors, both in the media and on the Internet, admitting he's not completely immune to some of the negative comments said about him.

Watch Elon Musk! "I do have feelings; I'm not an android"

He also reiterated there will be a new sheriff in town protecting the platform from bots, trolls, and scams.

Elon&nbsp;Musk appeared at the Met Gala with accompanied by his mother Maye&nbsp;Musk and before walking up the hallowed stairs of the annual event, and talking to his friends, Musk was candid about the recent news about him. When asked if his goal was making the world a better place, Musk responded "Aspirationally, yes."
But he also suggested his intentions are often maligned as something other than working toward the greater good.
"They say the road is road to hell is paved with good intentions, but I think it's mostly paved with bad intentions. But every now and again, there's a good intention in there and hopefully my good intentions do not pave the road to hell," Musk said.
Musk also commented on his detractors, both in the media and on the Internet, admitting he's not completely immune to some of the negative comments said about him.
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"Well, it does get to me sometimes, I mean, I'm not like, you know - I do have feelings," he said with a laugh. "I'm not an android."
But he also says he tries to "take these things with a grain of salt," especially when it comes to online trolls.
"You just can't take that too seriously, you know? So, I believe in turning the other cheek and these sorts of principles that would lead to ideally a better civil discourse," Musk said.
That intention for greater discourse propelled him to buy Twitter for $44 billion to take it private. While he could not discuss the deal for legal reasons, he did outline a mix of vague principles and technical details as he looks to make the platform "maximum fun!"
"The goal that I have should that, you know, everything come to fruition with Twitter is to have a service that is broadly, as broadly inclusive as possible, where ideally, most of America is on it and talking," Musk said.
He also reiterated there will be a new sheriff in town protecting the platform from bots, trolls, and scams.
"That's obviously diminishing the user experience. And we don't want people getting tricked and&mdash;tricked out of their money and that kind of thing. So, I'm definitely on the warpath, so if somebody is operating a bot and troll army, then I'm definitely their enemy," Musk said.
&nbsp;

Monday kicks off with yet another storm stirring tweet from Elon&nbsp;Musk but this time he got a stern reply from a known follower, his mother!"If I die under mysterious circumstances, it's been nice knowin ya," tweeted Musk in his usual mysterious manner. Within minutes his mother Maye&nbsp;Musk responded with a curt response "That&rsquo;s not funny" followed by angry emojis.&nbsp;Musk who is usually unapologetic about his rash commentary on twitter could not ignore&nbsp;this response and quickly replied -&nbsp;Sorry! I will do my best to stay alive.Maye Musk is an an author and a model for over 50 years.&nbsp;She has appeared on the cover of Time magazine, and has walked in shows at New York Fashion Week as well.&nbsp;

Elon Musk scolded by his mother on Twitter!

Musk who is usually unapologetic about his rash commentary on twitter could not ignore this response and quickly replied - Sorry! I will do my best to stay alive

It is not funny - Maye&nbsp;Musk responded to Elon&nbsp;Musk's tweet&nbsp;

Monday kicks off with yet another storm stirring tweet from Elon&nbsp;Musk but this time he got a stern reply from a known follower, his mother! "If I die under mysterious circumstances, it's been nice knowin ya," tweeted Musk in his usual mysterious manner. Within minutes his mother Maye&nbsp;Musk responded with a curt response "That&rsquo;s not funny" followed by angry emojis.&nbsp; Musk who is usually unapologetic about his rash commentary on twitter could not ignore&nbsp;this response and quickly replied -&nbsp;Sorry! I will do my best to stay alive. Maye Musk is an an author and a model for over 50 years.&nbsp;She has appeared on the cover of Time magazine, and has walked in shows at New York Fashion Week as well.&nbsp;

'Wakefit Solutions', a Bengaluru-based startup, took to Twitter and made a big announcement for its employees by saying "right to nap" an official nap during an office hour. The decision was taken by keeping the mental health of employees in mind.
As per the company's new initiative employees can take an afternoon nap from 2 to 2:30 pm. The calendars of the employees will be blocked during this time and will be designated as “Official Nap Time".
Not only this but the company is also planning to come up with "cozy nap pods" and “quiet rooms" within the office to provide a “perfect nap environment" for the employees said the co-founder, Chaitanya Ramalingegowda in an internal mail which was sent to all employees.
Chaitanya cited NASA and Harvard studies and said that a short nap in the afternoon helps in enhancing the performance.

Bengaluru based startup announces official nap time for employees

Wakefit Solutions, a Bengaluru-based direct-to-consumer home and sleep solutions start-up, has announced an official nap time for its employees

The calendars of the employees will be blocked during this time and will be designated as &ldquo;Official Nap Time"

Wakefit Solutions, a Bengaluru-based direct-to-consumer home and sleep solutions&nbsp;start-up, has announced an official nap time for its employees every afternoon under its new&nbsp;'right to nap' policy.&nbsp;&nbsp;
As per the company's new initiative employees can take an afternoon nap from 2pm to 2:30 pm. The calendars of the employees will be blocked during this time and will be designated as 'Official Nap Time'.
Not only this but the company is also planning to come up with 'cozy nap pods' and 'quiet rooms' within the office to provide a 'perfect nap environment'.
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While announcing the decision, co-founder&nbsp;Chaitanya Ramalingegowda&nbsp;said that Wakefit&nbsp;has been in the business of sleep for 6 years but has failed to to do justice to a crucial aspect of rest &ndash; the afternoon nap.&nbsp;
Chaitanya cited NASA and Harvard studies stating that a short nap in the afternoon goes a long way in enhancing performance.
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Netflix has released the much-awaited Hindi trailer for Mowgli: The Legend of the Jungle. Directed by Andy Serkis, the film is dark adaptation of Rudyard Kipling's classic novel. The Hindi film boasts of Bollywood actors like Anil Kapoor, Madhuri Dixit, Kareena Kapoor, Jackie Shroff and Abhishek Bachchan who have voiced the main characters. 

Netflix’s disappointing earnings report caused its stock price to tumble about 23% —and one person who appeared to celebrate the news is Tesla CEO Elon Musk, the world’s richest man with a net worth of over $260 billion.
Responding to Netflix over subscriber loss, Musk tweeted late Tuesday night, “The woke mind virus is making Netflix unwatchable.”
What is Woke Mind Virus!
When a user responded to Musk that  “Not just Netflix. Movies in general, videogames, tv, it’s all infested with current year trend woke garbage for fear offending a green haired freak next to the ban button. Nothing original anymore at all, except for media coming out of places like Japan or Korea,ironically.”  Musk agreed, replying “True,” adding, “Can they please just make sci-fi/fantasy at least *mostly* about sci-fi/fantasy.”
By highlighting “the woke mind virus,” Musk appears to be taking issue with Netflix’s attempts to offer more diverse content on its platform.
It is the first time that Netflix's subscribers have fallen since the streaming service became available throughout most of the world outside China six years ago. 

Explained: Woke Mind Virus; why is Musk blaming it for Netflix's downfall

What is Woke Mind Virus! and why is Musk blaming it for Netflix's downfall

Netflix&rsquo;s disappointing earnings report caused its stock price to tumble about 23%&nbsp;&mdash;and one person who appeared to celebrate the news is Tesla CEO Elon Musk.
Responding to&nbsp;Netflix&nbsp;over subscriber&nbsp;loss, Musk&nbsp;tweeted, &ldquo;The woke mind virus is making Netflix unwatchable.&rdquo;
What is Woke Mind Virus!
When a user responded to Musk that&nbsp;&nbsp;&ldquo;Not just Netflix. Movies in general, videogames, tv, it&rsquo;s all infested with current year trend woke garbage for fear offending a green haired freak next to the ban button. Nothing original anymore at all, except for media coming out of places like Japan or Korea,ironically.&rdquo;&nbsp; Musk agreed, replying &ldquo;True,&rdquo;&nbsp;adding, &ldquo;Can they please just make sci-fi/fantasy at least *mostly* about sci-fi/fantasy.&rdquo;
By highlighting &ldquo;the woke mind virus,&rdquo; Musk appears to be taking issue with Netflix&rsquo;s attempts to offer more diverse content on its platform.

It is the first time that Netflix's subscribers have fallen since the streaming service became available throughout most of the world outside China six years ago

Netflix&nbsp;lost on average 2000 subscribers a day over the last 100 days and it will get worse. Why you ask? Elon&nbsp;Musk has an explanation - Woke Mind Virus&nbsp;
Responding to&nbsp;Netflix&nbsp;over subscriber&nbsp;loss, Musk&nbsp;tweeted&nbsp;late Tuesday night, &ldquo;The woke mind virus is making Netflix unwatchable.&rdquo;
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What is Woke Mind Virus!
It is a term that made it's debut from the eccentric billionaire in December 2021 when he accused stand up comedy to have a woke mind where they were not open to taking an opposing side and favoured the left entirely.&nbsp;
He also said this Woke Mind Virus is the single biggest threat to civilization. Alluding to left aligned stand up comedy he said 'wokeness&nbsp;is exclusionary, racist and divisive'&nbsp;
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Woke and Netflix&nbsp; When a user responded to Musk that&nbsp;&nbsp;&ldquo;Not just Netflix. Movies in general, videogames, tv, it&rsquo;s all infested with current year trend woke garbage for fear offending a green haired freak next to the ban button. Nothing original anymore at all, except for media coming out of places like Japan or Korea,ironically.&rdquo;&nbsp; Musk agreed, replying &ldquo;True,&rdquo;&nbsp;adding, &ldquo;Can they please just make sci-fi/fantasy at least *mostly* about sci-fi/fantasy.&rdquo;
By highlighting &ldquo;the woke mind virus,&rdquo; Musk appears to be taking issue with Netflix&rsquo;s attempts to offer more diverse content on its platform.

Extra oil which floats on top of the final dish can be eliminated using just a piece of ice. The ice freezes the oil into a sheet of fat which can then be discarded.

Watch this viral hack to remove extra oil from your food and make it healthy

A new Twitter video shares a hack to remove extra floating oil from food. The video shared by the handle @24hrknowledge has garnered over 200k views.

Watch this viral hack to remove extra oil from your food

Exessive&nbsp;oil can be removed using ice, as per a new viral hack. The ice freezes the extra oil floating on top of the curry and the frozen sheet of fat can easily be discarded.&nbsp;

Indian curries are usually made with oil ghee or butter, and the taste of the dish is directly proportional to its oil content. But too much is not just unhealthy, it even looks awful when it floats on top of the curry. So, how to get rid of the excess oil?
Well, a new viral hack has found a genius solution and all you need is some ice for it! This short video shared on Twitter uses a large piece of ice to get rid of the extra oil floating on top of the curry. Do not believe me? Take a look for yourself.&nbsp;
The video is shared by the handle @24hrknowledge and has garnered over 200k views. It&rsquo;s interesting how the oil freezes when it comes in contact with the ice and changes into a sheet of fat. So just discard this sheet and your curry should be good to go! Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/chef-tip-how-to-peel-onions-without-crying-your-eyes-out-1623240322644">Chef tip: How to peel onions without crying your eyes out?</a>
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They're displayed right next to your best friends on Snapchat. They&rsquo;re circulated around 700 million times on Facebook everyday. They&rsquo;re 50 percent off all comments on Instagram. Emojis, Emojis, everywhere, and we still can&rsquo;t get enough. But where did it all begin? During the '80s and late '90s, we were using punctuation marks and letters on our keyboards to type out all kinds of facial expressions or &lsquo;emoticons'. Soon after emoticons took off, Japan debuted with its own version called 'kaomojis', the world's first upright emoticons. But that's not it. Japan was also the birthplace of the first-ever emoji set. However, there is quite a bit of confusion about whether it was Docomo or Apple's Japanese partner Softbank that launched the first set in the late '90s. While both the emoji sets look very different, it was Google that made them a global hit. The company is largely credited with the unification of emojis across platforms. There is even a complete wikipedia style-resource, called Emojipedia, dedicated to archiving the history and cataloguing new additions of the emoji world. If you thought emojis were frivolous, there exists the Unicode Consortium, a sort of United Nations for computer languages, which takes care of the creation and regulation of the fast-growing emoji sets across different platforms. Here's a Fun Fact! There are now a total of 2,823 emojis in the Unicode Standard across various skin tones, genders and of course food varieties. Interestingly, food is also the most controversial emoji category. From Apple's lack of toppings on the bagel and Google placing the cheese 'under' the patty on its cheeseburger to people using the eggplant and peach emoji for (cough) more than its intended use &ndash; people are quite easily enraged by the wrong food emoji. Emojis have also become a powerful social messaging tool. Till last year, women's footwear was represented only as a pair of high heeled shoes. After an online outcry, soon the flat shoe was unveiled and was subsequently acclaimed as a huge win. After a major backlash, the emoji has also become politically correct. The default emoji skin tone from the erstwhile Caucasian white has been changed to a Simpson yellow. The latest emoji set also features have become more inclusive to represent LGBT communities. Even a period emoji was announced earlier this year. So the next time you think that sending that little emoji is just business as usual, there could be a story behind it.

They're displayed right next to your best friends on Snapchat. They&rsquo;re circulated around 700 million times on Facebook everyday. They&rsquo;re 50 percent off all comments on Instagram. Emojis, Emojis, everywhere, and we still can&rsquo;t get enough. But where did it all begin? During the '80s and late '90s, we were using punctuation marks and letters on our keyboards to type out all kinds of facial expressions or &lsquo;emoticons'. Soon after emoticons took off, Japan debuted with its own version called 'kaomojis', the world's first upright emoticons. But that's not it. Japan was also the birthplace of the first-ever emoji set. However, there is quite a bit of confusion about whether it was Docomo or Apple's Japanese partner Softbank that launched the first set in the late '90s. While both the emoji sets look very different, it was Google that made them a global hit. The company is largely credited with the unification of emojis across platforms. There is even a complete wikipedia style-resource, calle

Do you often find yourself watching videos of Sachin Tendulkar's desert storm innings or Shane Warne's ball of the century or Brian Lara's top 5 innings on YouTube instead of watching the IPL? Then chances are Sachin Tendulkar's latest Twitter post will send the 80s and 90s kids on a major nostalgia trip. 
The Master Blaster posted a photograph from 2014 with Rahul Dravid, Brian Lara, Shane Warne, Muttiah Muralitharan, Shahid Afridi, Virender Sehwag, Adam Gilchrist, Daniel Vettori and captioned it 'My Multiverse of Madness'. 
The photograph of some of cricket's biggest stars is from the 200 years celebration of Lord's Cricket Ground. 
 

Sachin Tendulkar's 'Multiverse of Madness' is a major throwback for the 90s kids

The photograph of some of cricket's biggest stars is from the 200 years celebration of Lord's Cricket Ground.&nbsp;

Do you often find yourself watching videos of&nbsp;Sachin&nbsp;Tendulkar's&nbsp;desert storm innings or Shane Warne's&nbsp;ball of the century or Brian Lara's top 5 innings on YouTube instead of watching the IPL? Then chances are Sachin&nbsp;Tendulkar's&nbsp;latest Twitter&nbsp;post will send the 80s and 90s kids on a major nostalgia trip.&nbsp;
The Master Blaster posted a photograph from 2014 with Rahul&nbsp;Dravid, Brian Lara, Shane Warne, Muttiah Muralitharan, Shahid&nbsp;Afridi, Virender Sehwag, Adam Gilchrist, Daniel Vettori&nbsp;and captioned it 'My Multiverse of Madness'.&nbsp;
The photograph of some of cricket's biggest stars is from the 200 years celebration of Lord's Cricket Ground.&nbsp;
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A bizarre video that has gone viral on social media and has gained over 2 lakhs views shows a woman is trying to taste two drinks at the same time. Yes, you read it right Brianna Mary Shihadeh, a body modification enthusiast has surgically split her tongue and now got the talent to taste two different things at one time.
Brianna pours sprite into one glass and water into another glass, then she is licking both the drinks separately at the same time. She concluded that tasting both the drinks made her 'brain feel weird'. She posted the video on her official Instagram account with a caption saying "What two flavors would you try first?"
After the video went viral on the internet it left people astonished.

Watch: Woman tasting two separate drinks at the same time, here's how

Watch: Woman tasting two separate drinks at the same time, here's how?

Brianna pours sprite into one glass and water into another glass, then she is licking both the drinks separately at the same time.

A bizarre video that has gone viral on social media shows a woman trying to taste two drinks at the same time. Yes, you read it right Brianna Mary Shihadeh, a body modification enthusiast has surgically split her tongue and has now got the talent to taste two different things at the same time.
Brianna pours sprite into one glass and water into another glass, then she is licking both the drinks separately at the same time.
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After the video went viral on the internet it left people astonished.

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