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10/20/2023

From a farm in northern Yemen to Internet science sensation — the journey of Hashem Al-Ghaili

Hashem Al-Ghaili

10/20/2023

LONDON: Hashem Al-Ghaili has come a long way from his family’s qat farm in northern Yemen, he now communicates complex theories of physics to millions of followers.
As a young boy growing up in northern Yemen, Al-Ghaili already knew he wanted to be a scientist — but his father had other ideas.
Al-Ghaili senior grows qat, the mildly narcotic herb beloved of Yemenis and the people of the Horn of Africa, and he expected Hashem, 10th of his 12 children, to work on the farm with him. Indeed he demanded it, brushing away any dissent.
“I tried because it is very difficult in Yemen to go against your parents’ wishes, but in the end I had to follow my dream,” said Al-Ghaili.
Today, Al-Ghaili, 27, is a scientist and a media star with an army of fans avidly following his online mini-films in which he explains science to non-scientists. Hashem Al-Ghaili

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حمدان بن زايد خلال زيارتنا لمقر شركة دولفين للطاقة khouri1000

المحدودة في أبوظبي اطلعنا على أهم انجازاتها ومبادراتها المجتمعية والبيئية والاقتصادية، وجهودها في المحافظة على معايير الاستدامة في الدولة .. فخورون بالكوادر المؤهلة التي أسهمت بدور كبير في تعزيز مكانة الشركة خلال السنوات الماضية

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10/17/2023

I condemn what Hamas did on October 7th, and I do not support it. It was a vile terrorist attack on innocent civilians, and it cannot be justified. However, the response by Israel has been very excessive, with the use of extreme force and weapons forbidden by International Law. They seized this opportunity to commit genocide, ethnic cleansing, and war crimes against innocent civilians in Gaza, who played no role in what happened on October 7th. The world must wake up and put an end to these atrocities. The airstrikes on Gaza have transitioned from "Israel's right to defend itself" to an opportunity for mass annihilation. Hamas must release the hostages and cease making life difficult for the Palestinians, and Israel must stop bombarding innocent civilians and commit to peace. Innocent women, children, and elderly are being killed every day right before our eyes. This is inhumane.

Before you say, "stick to science," remember one thing: we do science for the betterment of humanity, to improve and preserve human lives. If these lives are lost by the time science is ready to serve them, there is no point in doing any of this. Hashem Al-Ghaili

10/17/2023

مفاجأة مفرحة وداعا لجرعات الكيماوي عشبة جهنمية تقضي على الورم ودواء سحري للسرطان

10/17/2023

I condemn what Hamas did on October 7th, and I do not support it. It was a vile terrorist attack on innocent civilians, and it cannot be justified. However, the response by Israel has been very excessive, with the use of extreme force and weapons forbidden by International Law. They seized this opportunity to commit genocide, ethnic cleansing, and war crimes against innocent civilians in Gaza, who played no role in what happened on October 7th. The world must wake up and put an end to these atrocities. The airstrikes on Gaza have transitioned from "Israel's right to defend itself" to an opportunity for mass annihilation. Hamas must release the hostages and cease making life difficult for the Palestinians, and Israel must stop bombarding innocent civilians and commit to peace. Innocent women, children, and elderly are being killed every day right before our eyes. This is inhumane.

Before you say, "stick to science," remember one thing: we do science for the betterment of humanity, to improve and preserve human lives. If these lives are lost by the time science is ready to serve them, there is no point in doing any of this.