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Yahaya Hassan Taiwo
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Medical Writer, Medical News Today
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Words in @Guardian @Zikokomag @ScreenRant @LifeStores
environmentfood science politics climate change
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By Yahaya Hassan Taiwo| thenewcomerspod.com@ The year is 2014. Tunde Omotoye is on top of the world. At work, he has recently been promoted from officer to associate. There is speculation that his boss is considering him for the assistant manager position. Meanwhile, Tunde's company, Food Concepts PLC, the powerhouse behind Chicken Republic and the creamy, soft Butterfield Bread, is on a meteoric rise, and Tunde’s professional life is soaring along with it. His love life is also experiencing a similar growth.
By Yahaya Hassan Taiwo| thenewcomerspod.com@ Yesterday, Paul Graham—a famous computer scientist and co-founder of YCombinator — tweeted that he’d received a cold email from someone using the word “delve.”According to Paul, “delve” is a ChatGPT tell. In response to the tweet, many people [mostly folks from countries colonized and educated under the British system] pointed out that “delve” is a common word used in everyday conversation in certain parts of the world.
By Yahaya Hassan Taiwo| Substack@ If this gave you a new perspective that you think someone else should see, please share. ShareWords by The writer, Gay Talese, wanted to specialise in writing about nobodies — people who weren’t considered newsworthy. People who were largely ignored because they hadn’t committed a crime, been involved in a scandal, or suffered a violent death. Similarly, N.R. Kleinfeld — formerly of the New York Times — said the people he wrote about were labelled ordinary because they weren’t famous or powerful.
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Canada, Nigeria, Canada