Marxism in essence: Through taxes, social welfare programs, or community responsibilities, the T20 often end up contributing more to the systems that support lower-income groups, including those with larger families.

Many in the T20 choose to delay or forego traditional life milestones (like marriage and children) to focus on career and financial goals. This often involves higher education, long working hours, and investment in wealth-building strategies.

GST or SST, gaji dan pencen menteri terus makan hotel free, driver ada pakai jalan toll-free; gaji kecil dan kontrak kerja rakyat tetap makan maggi, bayar tol dan grab driver

To reach T20 many choose to sacrifice - delaying marriage - not having children....at the end they must have the B40 and M40 with big family......hehe

AG's sole parameter for key performance index in 2025......hehe

It's a do or die

Agreed 110%

EV is bad as the whole peninsular is sinking - flood & EV = double disaster

For msia, it has to go an extra mile i.e. solar vehicle (SV)

No need to be AI-phobia. By that time, they just need to be respected as Homo artificialis

That's how these power crazy ppl have failed democratic countries around the world. The commoners support technocrats to develop AI - in return, to replace these ppl these

Who needs MP when AI is there to running the nation

Collected enough bawah 4. Cukup

Open secret: PRINT MONEY (causing inflation).........hehe

Let profits runnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn looooooooooooooooooooooooooong long

Not chase away the rich. But prefer to keep the B40 - more reliable vote bank.....hehe

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The 2% tax on dividends > $100,000 is kurang pandai from PMX.
it looks small money in total to be collected for the nation to spend.

just hope that the investing fraternity lobby for it to abortion.

NB:
no RICH love reporting to gov. why brainstorm to chase away the RICH?

Four of Pentacles: This card symbolizes stability, careful management of resources, and protecting what one has earned. In a financial or market context, it suggests being cautious but also making strategic moves that ensure a solid foundation. It can imply holding onto assets and waiting for the right time to act, which fits the idea of entering the share market at a "safe" price ("safe entry")

Give more to B40 - they have more children to feed after all. M40 got 2 children - the most. T20 either one or childless - need so much money for what

GST or SST, gaji dan pencen menteri terus makan hotel free, gaji kecil dan kontrak kerja rakyat tetap makan maggi

GST or SST, gaji dan pencen menteri makan hotel free, gaji kecil dan kontrak kerja Rakyat makan maggi

Any fund set aside to sue Meta?

Ok - Not bad bet

Such a good buy - why u miss?

Put down your bet, guys.............

He wants to buy cheaper or what?

What he wrote?

Sense & dollars

Incrasingly high cose of Education Reform Failure- Failed financial literacy in education. School leavers are getting into bad debt and bankruptcy- time to sue, not?

As of 2024, the issue of debt and bankruptcy remains a significant concern in Malaysia, particularly among younger adults. There has been a notable rise in the number of Malaysians, especially those under the age of 30, struggling with financial debt. In fact, approximately 53,000 young adults in Malaysia collectively owe RM1.9 billion due to factors such as personal loans, vehicle purchases, and business loans. Youths aged 35 to 44 make up the largest group of bankrupt individuals​.

While Malaysia has made strides in reducing the number of bankruptcies since 2018, primarily through debt advisory agencies like AKPK, personal loans continue to be the leading cause of bankruptcy cases. Nearly 50% of all bankruptcy cases are tied to personal loans, with other major contributors including business and vehicle loans

ZERO advisors and political aides.(out-of-own-pocket only; but use of AI is highly encouraged!).......................................until all the houdsehold can afford babysitter

Below 4 just sapu....hehe

Huat ar.......lai.....lai.....lai.......

Genting is my favourite. May add more if got sale again...hehe

This one up up huat one

What is his motive?

Is GST good for MyEg?

Democracy is meant to empower citizens, but this empowerment does not end at the ballot box. Without accountability, politicians may become complacent, prioritizing personal ambitions, indulging in globe-trotting diplomatic tours, or focusing on matters detached from the everyday needs of their constituents. When voters keep a vigilant eye on their elected leaders, it ensures that they remain focused on their roles as *servant leaders*—leaders who serve the interests of the people who put them in power, rather than pursuing self-serving agendas (e.g. securing ticket to heaven, etc) or unnecessary external engagements (e.g. in middle east crisis, etc).

Rakyat must rise to say "NO" to more taxes and less subsidies as long as the government do not fulfill all the rakyat-centric "ZEROs" demand

Early recognition - Two of the same kind - Escapism and Loss of Self-Control : Like alcohol, digital addiction provides a form of escapism that leads individuals to lose control over their time and actions. In Islam, self-control and moderation are key values. The inability to control one's screen time, just like the inability to control one’s drinking, leads to negative spiritual and emotional consequences. This lack of self-discipline is harmful to one’s faith and overall well-being, and thus digital addiction should be treated as haram, just like alcohol.

But malsia lawyers got no balls like Akmalkin Skywalker's. How?

Huat ar....lai...lai....lai

Big or small

Win -lose only money. Why need to die? Fight another day lah.....hehe....😁👍🤜

Gua caya......join u in 2026........hehe

Got sale again, I go another round........enough profits to cover my dailuy expenses.......hehe

Even More Profound Harmful Effects on Children and Adolescents From Early Exposure: Children and teenagers are particularly vulnerable to digital addiction because they grow up with technology as an integral part of their lives. Studies have shown that excessive screen time in young children can hinder brain development, negatively affecting social skills, attention, and emotional regulation. While underage drinking is restricted and carries significant penalties, there are no comparable barriers to prevent young people from excessive digital consumption.

Meta’s addictive algorithms violate consumer rights by not protecting vulnerable users, particularly teens. If addictive algorithms are found to cause harm, there could be grounds for legal action under the Consumer Protection Act 1999 and fatwaa muftii ft 2024

Unfortunately reality stings!!
The idea that "war and killing are a must" as portrayed in children text scriptures creates a "dark system" where violence is not only tolerated but glorified. When internalized from a young age, these narratives naturally lead to radicalization and violent extremism.

Posted by ahbah > 17 hours ago | Report Abuse

War is cruel, barbarous snd inhumane, avoid at all cost.
Let's live in peace and harmony with others

School is critical in shaping children into compassionate, empathetic individuals, preventing them from becoming harmful to others by instilling in them the understanding that "children are what they learn." If we teach children from a young age about the interconnectedness of life—how atoms and molecules cycle through all living and non-living things—we can foster a sense of unity, equality, and shared responsibility among them. This scientific knowledge reinforces the idea that all life forms, including humans, are fundamentally linked through the same processes of nature.

When children internalize that every living being is part of the same system, they are less likely to view others as fundamentally different from themselves. They will be taught to see beyond physical or cultural distinctions, recognizing that the atoms that form them today could have been part of other humans, animals, or plants before. This insight can cultivate a deep respect for life, preventing them from dehumanizing others or treating people as expendable.

Moreover, understanding the cycles of life, death, and renewal can make children more aware of their impact on the environment and on each other. Schools that emphasize such interconnectedness not only promote scientific literacy but also moral and ethical awareness, nurturing young minds to appreciate the value of all life and avoid destructive behavior. Through this, we instill the idea that harming others is, in essence, harming oneself, because we all share the same atoms and the same planet.

By embedding this understanding into their education, children grow into adults who are less likely to engage in violence, prejudice, or exploitation, thus contributing to a more peaceful and empathetic society.

School is critical in shaping children into compassionate, empathetic individuals, preventing them from becoming harmful to others by instilling in them the understanding that "children are what they learn." If we teach children from a young age about the interconnectedness of life—how atoms and molecules cycle through all living and non-living things—we can foster a sense of unity, equality, and shared responsibility among them. This scientific knowledge reinforces the idea that all life forms, including humans, are fundamentally linked through the same processes of nature.

When children internalize that every living being is part of the same system, they are less likely to view others as fundamentally different from themselves. They will be taught to see beyond physical or cultural distinctions, recognizing that the atoms that form them today could have been part of other humans, animals, or plants before. This insight can cultivate a deep respect for life, preventing them from dehumanizing others or treating people as expendable.

Moreover, understanding the cycles of life, death, and renewal can make children more aware of their impact on the environment and on each other. Schools that emphasize such interconnectedness not only promote scientific literacy but also moral and ethical awareness, nurturing young minds to appreciate the value of all life and avoid destructive behavior. Through this, we instill the idea that harming others is, in essence, harming oneself, because we all share the same atoms and the same planet.

By embedding this understanding into their education, children grow into adults who are less likely to engage in violence, prejudice, or exploitation, thus contributing to a more peaceful and empathetic society.

By integrating lessons about atomic sharing, the carbon cycle, and the interconnectedness of life into their upbringing, children can learn the value of empathy and compassion. This understanding can potentially counteract any inclination toward violence or aggression, fostering a generation more inclined to understand and nurture their relationships with others and the world around them.

Interconnectedness of Life : Children who learn about the interconnectedness of all living things are more likely to develop empathy towards others. When they understand that atoms and molecules are constantly moving through biological processes and are shared among all life forms, they can grasp the concept that they are part of a larger community. This understanding can reduce the impulse to harm others, as they recognize that everyone and everything is linked in a cycle of life and death.

Economic and Psychological Damages: Graduates would argue that the lack of preparation has led to economic damages, such as limited career opportunities, higher unemployment, and lower income. In some cases, the psychological toll of failing in a hyper-competitive, tech-driven world could also form part of the claim, as emotional distress and mental health challenges stemming from inadequate preparation for the modern world are recognized in legal proceedings.

Children got primed from young to be killers. Children are what they learn . They will not harm others - or even treat them differently if they learn and internalize these:

Atoms and molecules are constantly moving through biological, geological, and atmospheric processes. This interconnectedness creates a shared pool of atoms across all life forms. When you eat, drink, and breathe, the atoms that make up those substances become part of your body. Similarly, when you sweat, exhale, or excrete waste, the atoms leave your body and re-enter the Earth's system, where they might be absorbed by other organisms over time. When organisms die, their bodies decompose, releasing atoms back into the soil, water, and air, where they become available to other living things.

Every breath you take contains atoms that were part of the breaths of everyone who has ever lived. The air we breathe is composed primarily of nitrogen, oxygen, and smaller amounts of other gases. Due to the vastness of the atmosphere and the mixing processes in the air, the molecules you inhale today have been around for a very long time. Statistically, on average, every breath you take contains approximately 1 atom from the breath of every human who has ever lived, including historical figures like Cleopatra or Julius Caesar or even animals like dinosaurs, frogs or wild boars. This is a result of the sheer number of molecules in the atmosphere and the constant mixing due to winds, weather, and natural processes.

Carbon is a key element in life. When we eat food, much of the carbon in that food becomes part of our bodies. When we exhale carbon dioxide, those carbon atoms return to the atmosphere. Some of those carbon atoms will be absorbed by plants or other organisms, beginning the cycle again. Every time you drink water, you're consuming hydrogen and oxygen atoms that have been part of Earth's water cycle for billions of years. Those same atoms may have once been in the oceans, glaciers, or even the bodies of past humans and animals.

Quantifying Atomic Sharing : Scientists estimate that the average human body contains approximately 7×10^27 atoms. Given the long history of matter cycling on Earth, the statistical probability of sharing specific atoms with everyone who has ever lived is high. For example, it's been calculated that around 100 billion atoms in each human body today were once part of every other person alive, including famous historical figures.

Sense of Oneness & Eternity- ABC: Atom, Biosphere & Cyclical nature

Atoms and molecules are constantly moving through biological, geological, and atmospheric processes. This interconnectedness creates a shared pool of atoms across all life forms. When you eat, drink, and breathe, the atoms that make up those substances become part of your body. Similarly, when you sweat, exhale, or excrete waste, the atoms leave your body and re-enter the Earth's system, where they might be absorbed by other organisms over time. When organisms die, their bodies decompose, releasing atoms back into the soil, water, and air, where they become available to other living things.

Every breath you take contains atoms that were part of the breaths of everyone who has ever lived. The air we breathe is composed primarily of nitrogen, oxygen, and smaller amounts of other gases. Due to the vastness of the atmosphere and the mixing processes in the air, the molecules you inhale today have been around for a very long time. Statistically, on average, every breath you take contains approximately 1 atom from the breath of every human who has ever lived, including historical figures like Cleopatra or Julius Caesar or even animals like dinosaurs, frogs or wild boars. This is a result of the sheer number of molecules in the atmosphere and the constant mixing due to winds, weather, and natural processes.

Carbon is a key element in life. When we eat food, much of the carbon in that food becomes part of our bodies. When we exhale carbon dioxide, those carbon atoms return to the atmosphere. Some of those carbon atoms will be absorbed by plants or other organisms, beginning the cycle again. Every time you drink water, you're consuming hydrogen and oxygen atoms that have been part of Earth's water cycle for billions of years. Those same atoms may have once been in the oceans, glaciers, or even the bodies of past humans and animals.

Quantifying Atomic Sharing : Scientists estimate that the average human body contains approximately 7×10^27 atoms. Given the long history of matter cycling on Earth, the statistical probability of sharing specific atoms with everyone who has ever lived is high. For example, it's been calculated that around 100 billion atoms in each human body today were once part of every other person alive, including famous historical figures.