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The 29-second video from Ahmad Batebi shows demonstrators holding Reza Pahlavi signs and chanting against Iran's Islamic Republic in a city with cobblestone streets. Shared amid ongoing diaspora rallies—like Munich's massive February 14 gathering of 250,000—it drew quick backlash, with critics calling out ethnic gatekeeping and others proudly claiming 'Persian and Muslim.' The exchange highlights opposition divides between secular monarchists, ethnic Persians, and minorities as protests continue.

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Dozens of protesters in a German square waved the old Iranian flag and declared, 'I'm Persian, I'm NOT a Muslim,' capturing a raw push for secular identity.

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Users discovered a hidden 'enable_grok_computer' toggle in Grok's web code, hinting at an AI agent that can observe screens, control the mouse, type, browse, and manage files on its own. Musk replied directly to confirm it's imminent, internally dubbed 'Digital Optimus' for desktop automation like coding or booking flights. While Perplexity and Anthropic already offer similar tools, fans see Grok's real-time X data and Musk's quick development as key advantages in the race for smarter AI coworkers.

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Imagine an AI like Iron Man's Jarvis taking over your screen, mouse, and keyboard to handle everyday tasks. Elon Musk just confirmed xAI's version is on the way.

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The 12-second video shows an Islamic scholar destroying lutes, ouds, and drums at what looks like a religious gathering in a tent with Arabic banners. Posters call music 'haram,' linking it to the modern world they reject. Viewers highlight the irony of filming and sharing the act on smartphones via platforms like X. It revives debates on strict Islamic views citing hadiths against instruments, though not all Muslims agree, and echoes Taliban bans in Afghanistan.

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A man in white robes grabs an oud and smashes it on stage, as an audience watches quietly. The clip captures a bold stand against music in the name of faith.

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A March 23 post by Daniel Haqiqatjou contrasts Saudi Arabia's ambitious landmarks like the Abraj Al Bait clock tower, The Line in NEOM, and the Mukaab mall with Iran's focus on nuclear centrifuges, Shahed drones, and hypersonic missiles. Iranian supporters praise self-reliance under U.S. sanctions, pointing to advances in pharmaceuticals, metro systems, and Tehran's massive mall, while Saudis highlight Vision 2030's economic gains, with non-oil GDP growth around 5% and per capita income over $35,000—seven times Iran's. Both nations invest in defense: Iran enriches uranium near weapons-grade and exports drones, as Saudi Arabia produces its own like the Serb Jaser and intercepts Iranian attacks, amid mega-projects facing delays and suspensions.

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Saudi Arabia's gleaming clock towers and desert megacities face off against Iran's drones and centrifuges in a post that highlights their stark national choices.

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Wes Inman posted memes on X challenging @iamAtheistGirl, arguing that atheists who deny God's existence must take full responsibility for human evil and cannot claim morality. Atheist Girl and numerous users countered that humans are accountable for their actions without gods and criticized the memes as flawed logic. The discussion expanded to atheist critiques of religions like Christianity and Islam, and views on morality from evolution and empathy.

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Community polls crowned Venator as the latest hero in Valve's hero shooter MOBA Deadlock, where six-player teams push lanes, farm souls for gear, and clash with abilities in a cursed New York City. His kit packs a bouncing Consecrating Grenade for true damage, a backward-blasting Gutshot shotgun, rooting bear traps, and an ultimate Ira Domini that executes low-health foes with blessed stakes. Fans love his dark humor voice lines—like schooling young Rem on nuance—and polished portraits, from cigar-chomping wins to bloodied rages, though some call for nerfs after early bugs and debate unverified claims about his identity.

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Venator, the grizzled Vatican agent with a shotgun and crossbow, dropped into Deadlock on February 5, turning chaotic lanes into holy battlegrounds.

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Fomo, a New York-based startup launched in beta six months ago, has secured $17 million in Series A funding led by Benchmark, bringing its total funding to $19 million. The mobile app simplifies cross-chain trading across blockchains like Solana and Base without users managing wallets or fees, while incorporating social features for following traders and discovering tokens. With over 120,000 users and $700 million in trading volume, Fomo plans to expand its social network, introduce new asset classes, and support additional blockchains.

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In a rare crypto bet, Benchmark has poured $17 million into Fomo, the New York app that's already traded $700 million across chains in just six months.

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The event last Thursday drew Muslim, Jewish, and Christian students to discuss religious commonalities, but Mady—after praising sharia law's punishments and societal reforms—abruptly condemned Bratman, director of CUNY Hillel, prompting nearly 100 Muslim participants to walk out, leaving about 20 attendees. Moderator Joshua Medina expressed shock and apologized, while Bratman called the incident '100 percent antisemitic.' New York Governor Kathy Hochul condemned it as antisemitism and demanded accountability from CUNY, which launched an investigation amid online backlash and concerns over campus safety and Israel-Gaza tensions.

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At a City College of New York interfaith workshop meant to bridge religious divides, self-proclaimed imam Abdullah Mady suddenly spotted Jewish representative Ilya Bratman and branded him a Zionist responsible for Gaza deaths, urging Muslim students to leave in protest.

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