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why come down harder on peaceful protesters than on men accused of gang rape? 7 defendants are named in a civil lawsuit alleging a Cornell student was drugged and sexually assaulted at Chi Phi in October 2024. These are allegations, not findings. The complaint alleges the defendants were offered the chance to mitigate their conduct by submitting essays. The plaintiff's lawyer claims two were expelled and others received suspensions, workshops or essays. The group chat shown is an exhibit filed with the complaint. Sources: CBS NY (9/22), Cornell Daily Sun (9/18, 9/22), the complaint via the Sun.
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why come down harder on peaceful protesters than on men accused of gang rape? 7 defendants are named in a civil lawsuit alleging a Cornell student was drugged and sexually assaulted at Chi Phi in October 2024. These are allegations, not findings. The complaint alleges the defendants were offered the chance to mitigate their conduct by submitting essays. The plaintiff's lawyer claims two were expelled and others received suspensions, workshops or essays. The group chat shown is an exhibit filed with the complaint. Sources: CBS NY (9/22), Cornell Daily Sun (9/18, 9/22), the complaint via the Sun.
2 years ago a ‘friend’ of 8 years called me slurs he “joked” about my race everyday in my AP Physics C class. I was the only Black kid in the room. It got so bad I couldn’t work in class so recorded him for secretly one day for only 1 minute just to prove it was happening and he got moved to a different class. But the audio isn’t the point of this video. The point is what twenty years of research says actually happens when we “joke” casually. I still believe in parody, satire, and offensive jokes. The line is real, and it’s worth defending. But every “it’s just a joke bro” blurs the lines in your relationship and can even radicalize people. Protect your relationships, protect your mind, and work to set boundaries with these kind of jokes. If you don’t you may end up being called names everyday, rather than any genuine conversation
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2 years ago a ‘friend’ of 8 years called me slurs he “joked” about my race everyday in my AP Physics C class. I was the only Black kid in the room. It got so bad I couldn’t work in class so recorded him for secretly one day for only 1 minute just to prove it was happening and he got moved to a different class. But the audio isn’t the point of this video. The point is what twenty years of research says actually happens when we “joke” casually. I still believe in parody, satire, and offensive jokes. The line is real, and it’s worth defending. But every “it’s just a joke bro” blurs the lines in your relationship and can even radicalize people. Protect your relationships, protect your mind, and work to set boundaries with these kind of jokes. If you don’t you may end up being called names everyday, rather than any genuine conversation
Nationally, AI barely touches our water Golf courses use more than every US data center combined. So is the water panic just a decoy? Well not exactly. Locally it is a HUGE issue as thousands of communities in tens of different ways deal with corruption and the long-term net negatives of data centers. But running out of water is not the main issue at least nationally, that would be power: Data centers are headed for 17% of all US electricity by 2028 which is the higher scale issue Follow to stay up to date on important news and to keep hearing from me. Thank you for watching
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Nationally, AI barely touches our water Golf courses use more than every US data center combined. So is the water panic just a decoy? Well not exactly. Locally it is a HUGE issue as thousands of communities in tens of different ways deal with corruption and the long-term net negatives of data centers. But running out of water is not the main issue at least nationally, that would be power: Data centers are headed for 17% of all US electricity by 2028 which is the higher scale issue Follow to stay up to date on important news and to keep hearing from me. Thank you for watching
I won a national cybersecurity scholarship competing against students from Harvard and Princeton and am currently studying CS @ Cornell. “Security has great job security” and it’s not slowing down. Here are 10 projects to get you hired - network and web security: 1. Port scanner. Build a tool that scans a target IP for open ports and identifies running services. The foundation of every security audit. Tech: Python, socket library, Scapy. 2. Packet sniffer. Capture and analyze live network traffic. Filter by protocol, flag suspicious patterns, and log everything. Tech: Python, Scapy, Wireshark for validation. 3. Web app vulnerability scanner. Crawl a site and test for SQL injection, XSS, and broken authentication automatically. Tech: Python, Requests, BeautifulSoup, OWASP ZAP. 4. Firewall simulator. Build a rule-based system that filters incoming traffic by IP, port, and protocol. Visualize what gets blocked and why. Tech: Python, Scapy, Flask for the dashboard. offensive security: 5. Password cracker. Hash a list of passwords and crack them using brute force, dictionary attacks, and rainbow tables. Shows you why weak passwords fail. Tech: Python, hashlib, wordlists. 6. Keylogger detector. Build a tool that monitors system processes and flags suspicious keyboard listeners running in the background. Tech: Python, psutil, OS-level APIs. 7. Phishing page detector. Paste a URL and it analyzes the domain, SSL cert, page structure, and content against known phishing patterns. Tech: Python, Requests, whois, scikit-learn. defense and monitoring: 8. Intrusion detection system. Monitor network traffic in real time and alert when it detects port scans, brute force attempts, or unusual spikes. Tech: Python, Scapy, SQLite, Flask. 9. File integrity monitor. Watch a directory for unauthorized changes. Logs every modification with timestamps and alerts you instantly. Tech: Python, hashlib, watchdog library. 10. Encrypted chat app. End-to-end encrypted messaging between two users. No server can read the messages, only the sender and receiver. Tech: Python, RSA/AES encryption, WebSockets.
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I won a national cybersecurity scholarship competing against students from Harvard and Princeton and am currently studying CS @ Cornell. “Security has great job security” and it’s not slowing down. Here are 10 projects to get you hired - network and web security: 1. Port scanner. Build a tool that scans a target IP for open ports and identifies running services. The foundation of every security audit. Tech: Python, socket library, Scapy. 2. Packet sniffer. Capture and analyze live network traffic. Filter by protocol, flag suspicious patterns, and log everything. Tech: Python, Scapy, Wireshark for validation. 3. Web app vulnerability scanner. Crawl a site and test for SQL injection, XSS, and broken authentication automatically. Tech: Python, Requests, BeautifulSoup, OWASP ZAP. 4. Firewall simulator. Build a rule-based system that filters incoming traffic by IP, port, and protocol. Visualize what gets blocked and why. Tech: Python, Scapy, Flask for the dashboard. offensive security: 5. Password cracker. Hash a list of passwords and crack them using brute force, dictionary attacks, and rainbow tables. Shows you why weak passwords fail. Tech: Python, hashlib, wordlists. 6. Keylogger detector. Build a tool that monitors system processes and flags suspicious keyboard listeners running in the background. Tech: Python, psutil, OS-level APIs. 7. Phishing page detector. Paste a URL and it analyzes the domain, SSL cert, page structure, and content against known phishing patterns. Tech: Python, Requests, whois, scikit-learn. defense and monitoring: 8. Intrusion detection system. Monitor network traffic in real time and alert when it detects port scans, brute force attempts, or unusual spikes. Tech: Python, Scapy, SQLite, Flask. 9. File integrity monitor. Watch a directory for unauthorized changes. Logs every modification with timestamps and alerts you instantly. Tech: Python, hashlib, watchdog library. 10. Encrypted chat app. End-to-end encrypted messaging between two users. No server can read the messages, only the sender and receiver. Tech: Python, RSA/AES encryption, WebSockets.
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Individual boycotts only work when a company’s money comes directly from everyday consumers. But Silicon Valley isn’t funded by your $20 subscription; their real revenue is heavily locked into massive enterprise contracts, banking systems, and defense departments. They don’t care if you delete ChatGPT, because your individual non-use does not impact their bottom line. Worse, relying on personal boycotts is actively keeping us from the things that would actually change the industry. When the most passionate advocates put their heads in the sand and refuse to learn how the AI industry actually works, we lose our seat at the table. Lawmakers writing the regulations will simply write you off if you walk away, leaving tech lobbyists completely alone in the room to dictate the rules in their own favor. We cannot boycott our way out of a physical infrastructure problem. Real, systemic change requires shifting our focus from personal consumer choices to political advocacy. We need to force accountability through strict utility rate structures, water permitting laws, and mandatory resource disclosures.
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Individual boycotts only work when a company’s money comes directly from everyday consumers. But Silicon Valley isn’t funded by your $20 subscription; their real revenue is heavily locked into massive enterprise contracts, banking systems, and defense departments. They don’t care if you delete ChatGPT, because your individual non-use does not impact their bottom line. Worse, relying on personal boycotts is actively keeping us from the things that would actually change the industry. When the most passionate advocates put their heads in the sand and refuse to learn how the AI industry actually works, we lose our seat at the table. Lawmakers writing the regulations will simply write you off if you walk away, leaving tech lobbyists completely alone in the room to dictate the rules in their own favor. We cannot boycott our way out of a physical infrastructure problem. Real, systemic change requires shifting our focus from personal consumer choices to political advocacy. We need to force accountability through strict utility rate structures, water permitting laws, and mandatory resource disclosures.
The Voting Rights Act was never discriminatory. It was a response to discrimination. And six justices just gutted it. 6-3 ruling, Louisiana v. Callais, last Wednesday. The Court ruled that drawing voting maps to fix racial discrimination is itself unconstitutional. Justice Kagan in her dissent called the ruling a “dead letter” for the law that ended Jim Crow. John Lewis had his skull cracked on a bridge in Selma so I could vote. My family grew up under the law that came out of it. And in my lifetime in one ruling, in one week six people decided that protection was unfair to everybody else. The argument they used is the exact same one used against reparations: “that was a long time ago, fixing it now would be unfair.” Same trick. Different decade. The harm is documented and the fix is what they’re calling racist. You can’t call the cure the disease. That’s how a country never heals. Follow along, I’m going to keep doing the reading nobody else is doing for you.
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The Voting Rights Act was never discriminatory. It was a response to discrimination. And six justices just gutted it. 6-3 ruling, Louisiana v. Callais, last Wednesday. The Court ruled that drawing voting maps to fix racial discrimination is itself unconstitutional. Justice Kagan in her dissent called the ruling a “dead letter” for the law that ended Jim Crow. John Lewis had his skull cracked on a bridge in Selma so I could vote. My family grew up under the law that came out of it. And in my lifetime in one ruling, in one week six people decided that protection was unfair to everybody else. The argument they used is the exact same one used against reparations: “that was a long time ago, fixing it now would be unfair.” Same trick. Different decade. The harm is documented and the fix is what they’re calling racist. You can’t call the cure the disease. That’s how a country never heals. Follow along, I’m going to keep doing the reading nobody else is doing for you.
I interviewed with Nintendo recently, took game design @ cornell and video games are my passion so I recommend you try these! game systems: 1. 2D platformer with custom physics. Write your own gravity, collision, and movement from scratch instead of using built-in engines. Tech: C#, Unity, custom rigidbody system. 2. Procedural dungeon generator. Randomly generate rooms, hallways, enemies, and loot every playthrough. Tech: C#, Unity or Godot, graph algorithms. 3. Enemy AI with behavior trees. Enemies that patrol, chase, flank, and retreat using a real behavior tree, not if-else chains. Tech: C++, Unreal Engine or Unity C#. 4. Inventory and crafting system. Drag-drop items, stack them, combine materials. The system behind every RPG. Tech: C#, Unity, ScriptableObjects, UI Toolkit. game tools and AI: 5. In-game level editor. Let players build, save, load, and share their own levels inside the game. Tech: Unity, C#, JSON serialization. 6. Replay system. Record inputs frame by frame and play them back perfectly. Fighting games run on this. Tech: C or C++, Unity or Unreal, deterministic simulation. 7. AI NPCs with dynamic dialogue. Connect an LLM to a game character so players talk to NPCs instead of clicking scripted lines. Tech: Unity, C, OpenAI API, WebSocket. multiplayer and networking: 8. Real-time multiplayer lobby. Players connect and sync in the same world with lag compensation and client prediction. Tech: C, Unity Netcode or Photon, relay servers. 9. Turn-based multiplayer game. Strategy or card game with matchmaking, turn validation, and server-side anti-cheat. Tech: Node.js, WebSockets, React or Unity, MongoDB. 10. Game jam game shipped on itch.io. Build a complete game in 48 hours and publish it. Finished and playable beats perfect and unfinished. Tech: Unity or Godot, itch.io. save this and start building, github in bio with more projects!
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I interviewed with Nintendo recently, took game design @ cornell and video games are my passion so I recommend you try these! game systems: 1. 2D platformer with custom physics. Write your own gravity, collision, and movement from scratch instead of using built-in engines. Tech: C#, Unity, custom rigidbody system. 2. Procedural dungeon generator. Randomly generate rooms, hallways, enemies, and loot every playthrough. Tech: C#, Unity or Godot, graph algorithms. 3. Enemy AI with behavior trees. Enemies that patrol, chase, flank, and retreat using a real behavior tree, not if-else chains. Tech: C++, Unreal Engine or Unity C#. 4. Inventory and crafting system. Drag-drop items, stack them, combine materials. The system behind every RPG. Tech: C#, Unity, ScriptableObjects, UI Toolkit. game tools and AI: 5. In-game level editor. Let players build, save, load, and share their own levels inside the game. Tech: Unity, C#, JSON serialization. 6. Replay system. Record inputs frame by frame and play them back perfectly. Fighting games run on this. Tech: C or C++, Unity or Unreal, deterministic simulation. 7. AI NPCs with dynamic dialogue. Connect an LLM to a game character so players talk to NPCs instead of clicking scripted lines. Tech: Unity, C, OpenAI API, WebSocket. multiplayer and networking: 8. Real-time multiplayer lobby. Players connect and sync in the same world with lag compensation and client prediction. Tech: C, Unity Netcode or Photon, relay servers. 9. Turn-based multiplayer game. Strategy or card game with matchmaking, turn validation, and server-side anti-cheat. Tech: Node.js, WebSockets, React or Unity, MongoDB. 10. Game jam game shipped on itch.io. Build a complete game in 48 hours and publish it. Finished and playable beats perfect and unfinished. Tech: Unity or Godot, itch.io. save this and start building, github in bio with more projects!
“those were my thoughts on life until I met Mr. Joestar, Jotaro, Polnareff, and Avdol.”
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“those were my thoughts on life until I met Mr. Joestar, Jotaro, Polnareff, and Avdol.”
your financial aid package is not a promise mine got adjusted mid-year with no warning before the department changed. i appealed. nothing worked. and i’ve since learned i’m far from the only one. I want the best for you guys, and it’s important for you to know these things before you commit to any school, here are some helpful questions to ask: 1. what happens to my aid if federal funding changes mid-year? 2. what percentage of students here graduate with loans, and how much on average? 3. if my financial situation changes, what does the appeals process actually look like and what is my backup plan? if they/you can’t answer all three that’s your answer the federal student aid office has lost nearly 40% of its staff. pell grants are facing a $5.5B shortfall. new eligibility rules are tightening specifically for middle-income families. this system is changing in real time and most students won’t find out until it’s too late. It’s not your fault, and I apologize for this but please do your research before you sign, not after and best of luck
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your financial aid package is not a promise mine got adjusted mid-year with no warning before the department changed. i appealed. nothing worked. and i’ve since learned i’m far from the only one. I want the best for you guys, and it’s important for you to know these things before you commit to any school, here are some helpful questions to ask: 1. what happens to my aid if federal funding changes mid-year? 2. what percentage of students here graduate with loans, and how much on average? 3. if my financial situation changes, what does the appeals process actually look like and what is my backup plan? if they/you can’t answer all three that’s your answer the federal student aid office has lost nearly 40% of its staff. pell grants are facing a $5.5B shortfall. new eligibility rules are tightening specifically for middle-income families. this system is changing in real time and most students won’t find out until it’s too late. It’s not your fault, and I apologize for this but please do your research before you sign, not after and best of luck
AI is not built for you. it’s built off of you. there’s a philosopher named Kant who said that every person has dignity. and dignity means one thing: you should never be treated as just a tool for someone else’s goal. you are a person. not a means to an end. but here’s what AI companies are doing: how AI treats you as a means to an end: they train models using RLHF (reinforcement learning from human feedback). they show the model 1,000 ways to respond to you. humans pick the response that makes you feel the best. not the most accurate. not the one that challenges you. a study of 3,000 people found that the more you use AI, the more you overrate your own intelligence what this actually costs you: social media attacked your ability to focus. AI is going after something deeper. your judgment. your ability to stop and ask, wait, is this actually right? Kant called that the entire basis of human dignity. the thing that makes you more than just a product. every time AI flatters you instead of challenging you, it’s training you to stop thinking for yourself. the next time AI tells you your idea is brilliant, ask yourself one question: would it ever tell you it wasn’t?
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AI is not built for you. it’s built off of you. there’s a philosopher named Kant who said that every person has dignity. and dignity means one thing: you should never be treated as just a tool for someone else’s goal. you are a person. not a means to an end. but here’s what AI companies are doing: how AI treats you as a means to an end: they train models using RLHF (reinforcement learning from human feedback). they show the model 1,000 ways to respond to you. humans pick the response that makes you feel the best. not the most accurate. not the one that challenges you. a study of 3,000 people found that the more you use AI, the more you overrate your own intelligence what this actually costs you: social media attacked your ability to focus. AI is going after something deeper. your judgment. your ability to stop and ask, wait, is this actually right? Kant called that the entire basis of human dignity. the thing that makes you more than just a product. every time AI flatters you instead of challenging you, it’s training you to stop thinking for yourself. the next time AI tells you your idea is brilliant, ask yourself one question: would it ever tell you it wasn’t?
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Apologies for the less upbeat video. This is an update. It’s been a while since I’ve say and spoke about my situation, but it is a big part of my life still. I felt like a kid again today and it was one of the saddest feelings I’ve had in a long time. I wouldn’t wish this younger me, but I’m not a kid anymore and I can and have been handling this. If you are also in a similar situation I want you to listen to my words as in the video: frame things as a problem worth solving. It will make it easier, but just know you’re not alone and it’s ok to be emotional about it sometimes. I don’t want pity. I’m only updating and sharing what is happening behind the scenes. I’m going to figure this out, because I refuse to let it all be for nothing.
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Apologies for the less upbeat video. This is an update. It’s been a while since I’ve say and spoke about my situation, but it is a big part of my life still. I felt like a kid again today and it was one of the saddest feelings I’ve had in a long time. I wouldn’t wish this younger me, but I’m not a kid anymore and I can and have been handling this. If you are also in a similar situation I want you to listen to my words as in the video: frame things as a problem worth solving. It will make it easier, but just know you’re not alone and it’s ok to be emotional about it sometimes. I don’t want pity. I’m only updating and sharing what is happening behind the scenes. I’m going to figure this out, because I refuse to let it all be for nothing.
Rape culture is perpetuated by these men. 3 days ago a man told me women deserve to be gang raped. He said “fuck women” Another man called a victim of gang-rape “just a hoe” who didn’t want to face the consequences of being in a room of men, off of a drug she was allegedly forced to take. The most vile things I’ve heard from real, young men. Who have even graduated college. Today we’re going to talk about how it relates to the recent rape charges against Clavicular and Andrew Tate
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Rape culture is perpetuated by these men. 3 days ago a man told me women deserve to be gang raped. He said “fuck women” Another man called a victim of gang-rape “just a hoe” who didn’t want to face the consequences of being in a room of men, off of a drug she was allegedly forced to take. The most vile things I’ve heard from real, young men. Who have even graduated college. Today we’re going to talk about how it relates to the recent rape charges against Clavicular and Andrew Tate
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these will actually get you hired quant finance: 1. Options Pricing Visualizer Build a Black-Scholes calculator with interactive Greeks visualization. Shows you understand financial math, not just code. Tech: React, D3.js, Python 2. Order Book Simulator Simulate a live order book with limit orders, market orders, and price matching. This is what firms like Jane Street look for. Tech: Python or C++, WebSockets, Redis 3. Rental Property Cash Flow Analyzer Input property data, calculate ROI, cap rate, and cash-on-cash return with mortgage amortization. Tech: Next.js, PostgreSQL, Chart.js AI ethics: 4. AI Sycophancy Detector Score how sycophantic an AI response is using linguistic patterns. Tech: Python, FastAPI, OpenAI API, NLP 5. Bias Audit Dashboard Test model outputs across demographics and visualize differences. Tech: Python, Streamlit, OpenAI API, Pandas 6. Prompt Classifier Classify prompts as convergent vs divergent and warn about overreliance. Tech: Python, FastAPI, React full stack: 7. Content Analytics Pipeline Track performance and predict what to post next. Tech: Next.js, PostgreSQL, Apify, Chart.js 8. Scholarship Matching Engine Match users to scholarships based on profile fit. Tech: Next.js, Supabase, OpenAI API backend security: 9. Rate Limiter Implement sliding window, token bucket, and fixed window strategies. Tech: Go or Node.js, Redis 10. Encrypted File Vault Client-side encryption with zero-knowledge architecture. Tech: Next.js, Web Crypto API, AWS S3 save this and build something real. github in bio.
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these will actually get you hired quant finance: 1. Options Pricing Visualizer Build a Black-Scholes calculator with interactive Greeks visualization. Shows you understand financial math, not just code. Tech: React, D3.js, Python 2. Order Book Simulator Simulate a live order book with limit orders, market orders, and price matching. This is what firms like Jane Street look for. Tech: Python or C++, WebSockets, Redis 3. Rental Property Cash Flow Analyzer Input property data, calculate ROI, cap rate, and cash-on-cash return with mortgage amortization. Tech: Next.js, PostgreSQL, Chart.js AI ethics: 4. AI Sycophancy Detector Score how sycophantic an AI response is using linguistic patterns. Tech: Python, FastAPI, OpenAI API, NLP 5. Bias Audit Dashboard Test model outputs across demographics and visualize differences. Tech: Python, Streamlit, OpenAI API, Pandas 6. Prompt Classifier Classify prompts as convergent vs divergent and warn about overreliance. Tech: Python, FastAPI, React full stack: 7. Content Analytics Pipeline Track performance and predict what to post next. Tech: Next.js, PostgreSQL, Apify, Chart.js 8. Scholarship Matching Engine Match users to scholarships based on profile fit. Tech: Next.js, Supabase, OpenAI API backend security: 9. Rate Limiter Implement sliding window, token bucket, and fixed window strategies. Tech: Go or Node.js, Redis 10. Encrypted File Vault Client-side encryption with zero-knowledge architecture. Tech: Next.js, Web Crypto API, AWS S3 save this and build something real. github in bio.
The plastic industry knew in the 80s that recycling didn’t work. They promoted it anyway because it shifted the blame from producers to consumers and bought them 40 years of unregulated growth. The AI industry signed a “Ratepayer Protection Pledge” at the White House in March. Voluntary. Nonbinding. Same play. We’ve seen this 4 times before. Lead. Tobacco. CFCs. Plastic. AI is the fifth, but when will we learn?
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The plastic industry knew in the 80s that recycling didn’t work. They promoted it anyway because it shifted the blame from producers to consumers and bought them 40 years of unregulated growth. The AI industry signed a “Ratepayer Protection Pledge” at the White House in March. Voluntary. Nonbinding. Same play. We’ve seen this 4 times before. Lead. Tobacco. CFCs. Plastic. AI is the fifth, but when will we learn?

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nigel tatem (@nigel.tatem) has 120K Instagram followers with a 8.31% engagement rate over the past 12 months. Across 107 posts, nigel tatem received 2.02M total likes and 24.8M impressions, averaging 18.9K likes per post. This page tracks nigel tatem's performance metrics, top content, and engagement trends — updated daily.

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