H A M Fahim Kabir

 I don't understand why there is so much hype around 5G. It is a great tech for sure. But it won't improve our life overnight. In fact, we don't have much practical use for it. Every HD video is streamable on a traditional 4G network. The few cases where 5G speeds can be handy are medical, surveillance, and remote IoT devices. But we have a traditional fiber optic internet line. Why would we need it anyway? If we are talking about a remote connection I think 4G or even satellite internet has a better chance of being operatable than 5G. 5G is basically WiFi routers set in a large area with high concentration.

 

AR is great but this VR Metaverse is upgraded version of today's social media which will kill more time and companies will profit off of it. It's a terrible idea and people will lose touch with reality. Real life interactions will be more rare and mental health of overall population will decline rapidly.

Rating:5/10 Why I didn't like the Black Adam movie. Here are a few reasons why, 1. The Rock is just the 🪨. We have seen a lot of powerful gloomy characters but this guy can only play one role which is the 🪨. He played the 🪨 in the film. I would personally never hire him. He only has the physique of Black Adam. Acting 2/10. 2. Script. Felt like they were focusing on an audience of 10-year-olds. Didn't get the dark vibe. It felt like I was watching 'She-Hulk' but from DC excluding the woke part. 3. Engagement. Wasn't engaging. We have seen some of the greatest superhero films from DC. From the Dark Knight to Birds of Prey and Batman. This movie is nothing compared to those films. Anyone could speculate what was going to happen. No suspense. 4. VFX wasn't great. It was a major DC film yet its VFX was like Joss Whedon's 'Justice League'. 5. Cameo was shit. I cannot think of any good starting point from where the movie ended. 

I am grateful for how things turned out. I am grateful for good health. I am grateful for having such an amazing family. I am grateful for my friends. I am grateful for the opportunities I got. I am grateful that I can see. I am grateful for breathing fresh air. I am grateful for my morals. I am grateful for my physique. I am grateful for being alive. I am grateful for tasting ice cream. I am grateful for the experiences I had. I am grateful for learning from the mistakes I made. I am grateful for believing in Almighty Allah. I am grateful for who I am. 

 I commented on a video on the topic 'Ramayan' from an Indian YouTuber. I appreciated the tale and explanation behind it and added what I have read in Bangladesh. For some reason, there's an internet riot going on in the comment replies. Makes no sense! [I have to take a lot of screenshots to show what people are saying. I am tired. So bye bye.]

 All Quiet on the Western Front

 It seems like the suffering has just started. Ukraine cut off ties with Iran and asked Israel for help. This conflict is slowly dragging different oppositions to the conflict. I don't think Iran or other countries are going to take part in it directly anytime soon but the conflict will be larger day by day. With MBS's deteriorating relationship with the USA, China's eye on Taiwan, and North Korea's constant missile testing things are just going to get worse.

 Today Australia announced that it reversing its decision to recognize West Jerusalem as Isreal's Capital. It's a courageous step toward the right decision. The State of Israel was created displacing the existing Muslim, Christian, and Jewish residents. These people have lived together in harmony for hundreds of years. But suddenly a country imposes its decision illegally that there will be a Jewish State. The country is no other than Great Britain. They can't forget their tradition to make parts of the world unstable. They decide they are going to bring back people who migrated to Europe hundreds of years ago. How does that work? A land that was previously inhabited by someone hundreds of years ago doesn't mean that it will be his group of people who decide to come out of nowhere after all these years. Still, Jews migrated to Palestine. A lot has happened since. A UN resolution was passed that there will be two different states, Palestine and Israel. But Jews coming fr