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Hey fam I’m Hercules. I’m from DC and I love mathematics! I have a degree in mathematics and enjoy talking about math especially talking and researching what kinda math our ancestors were into. I’m very interested in getting back to thinking and approaching science the way our ancestors did. That’s the only way we’re going to fight WT above and beyond their level. Anyway, looking forward to building with yall.
Audi 5000.😎
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My King! My N’subiti!!
You da MF man!!!!😃
I got nothing but love and respect for you bruh.
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Absolutely!
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Word.
Yeah, I think for us to get back to how they think we’re gonna have to be submerged into Afrikan culture completely.
I did just see this post on Twitter of this brotha, I forgot what country, made electricity outta air for his community. Now that’s that Afrikan intellect -
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I think the term “Nana” is for the elders. I’m not an elder bruh.😄
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Asante kwa kushiriki nasi. This will be great!
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