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25/10/2025

Even the world’s smartest AI couldn’t outplay the world’s smartest chess player.

World chess champion Magnus Carlsen recently faced ChatGPT in an online chess match... and won flawlessly.

In just 53 moves, Carlsen defeated the AI without losing a single piece.

All of ChatGPT’s pawns were gone, its defenses collapsed, and it eventually resigned.

Carlsen shared the screenshots with a casual caption, joking that he sometimes plays when he’s bored while traveling.

But his “casual” performance was anything but ordinary.

ChatGPT itself graciously admitted defeat, praising Carlsen’s clean, sharp play, and his patience and precision throughout the match.

While ChatGPT can process endless data, chess at Carlsen’s level isn’t about memorization.

It’s about intuition, creativity, and experience.

His victory reminded the world that human instinct, emotion, and strategy still hold their ground, even in an age ruled by algorithms.

AI may calculate millions of moves per second, but Carlsen showed something it can’t replicate: the art of being human.



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25/10/2025

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Qatar, a country known for scorching summer temperatures, has unveiled a bold solution: blue-colored roads that lower surface heat by up to 20°C. Using a reflective, heat-resistant coating, these roads absorb less sunlight than traditional asphalt, reducing urban heat and making streets safer for pedestrians and vehicles.
This large-scale trial is the first of its kind in the world, showing how innovative materials can tackle extreme heat in cities. Hot asphalt can reach dangerous temperatures, causing discomfort and increasing the risk of burns or road damage. Blue roads offer a simple, visual, and scientifically effective solution.
Urban planners and engineers hope this technology will be adopted worldwide, especially in regions facing increasing heatwaves due to climate change. Lowering surface temperatures can also reduce the demand for air conditioning, indirectly cutting greenhouse gas emissions.
Qatar’s experiment shows that even something as ordinary as a road can become a climate-smart innovation, blending aesthetics, safety, and sustainability.

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19/10/2025

Finnish students attend school for just 4-5 hours daily, typically from 8:30 AM to 1:30 PM in primary grades, yet Finland consistently ranks among top countries in global education outcomes like OECD’s PISA assessments.

Children begin formal schooling at age 7. Success stems from minimal homework, frequent 15-minute breaks, and highly trained teachers, all requiring master’s degrees.

The system emphasizes equality, trust, autonomy, creativity, critical thinking, and emotional well-being.

Finland avoids standardized tests until later years, focusing instead on deep learning without excessive hours or pressure, proving less time in school can produce superior educational results.

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Parents Beware!

Be careful with neglecting your children, giving them absolute freedom using technology. Because a spiritual door can open and bind your children, technology and social media is a child's worst enemy.

The eyes are the lamp of the body!!
Don’t let the devil get hold your children.