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Photo by Law & Politics Student Society on April 13, 2025.

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Posted On: April 13th 2025, 07:57 pm

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Before Android vs. iPhone became the ultimate debate, we had a much more serious battle going on in every classroom… Team 0.5 mm or Team 0.7 mm?

If you used a mechanical pencil in school, you already know this wasn’t just about the thickness of the lead. It was about your writing style, your handwriting, and how often you wanted to deal with broken lead!

✏️ Team 0.5 mm — For the perfectionists who loved neat, fine handwriting. Every letter had to be sharp, every line had to look clean, and you probably pressed a little too hard while writing notes. But one wrong move, and SNAP! 💀 The lead broke right in the middle of an important answer.

✏️ Team 0.7 mm — For those who wanted a smoother, stronger writing experience. Less lead breakage, a slightly bolder look, and fewer interruptions while filling pages during exams. These people understood that surviving a three-hour exam was more important than having the thinnest handwriting!

And let's not forget the struggle of borrowing someone's pencil, accidentally breaking their lead, and pretending nothing happened. Or when your pencil ran out of lead right before the teacher announced, "You have five minutes left!"

The funniest part? Back then, we thought these tiny things were serious life decisions. Today, we barely think about them, but one look at these little lead containers can take us straight back to our school days, classroom benches, last-minute homework, and exam-time panic.

Now be honest… 👀👇 Which side were you on?

🔥 Team 0.5 mm — Fine lines, neat handwriting
💚 Team 0.7 mm — Stronger lead, smoother writing

Drop your team in the comments and let's settle this legendary school debate once and for all! 😂👇

Tag that friend who would literally argue with you over pencil lead thickness! 🤣

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Same market.
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Four separate paper-trading accounts.

Each model had to:

• Research the market
• Find its own setup
• Choose an entry, stop, and target
• Explain every decision
• Track every win and loss

The interesting part wasn’t only who won—it was how differently each AI approached the exact same market.

Comment “BATTLE” and I’ll send you the four trading prompts, rules, leaderboard template, and complete setup guide.

Follow @seb.ai to see which AI finishes first.

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Amdavad, aa prem aavu j rahe! ❤️‍🔥

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Progress is never a smooth or straight road. It’s full of bumps, ups and downs, setbacks and unexpected turns. But that’s why success takes time. It takes consistency, resilience and most importantly, patience.

After two rounds of PRP injections and over 14 weeks away from the track, I’ve finally made it back to my first session.

One of my biggest lessons throughout this process has been learning to trust the work I’m putting in, even when I can’t see the results just yet.

You’ll get there in time. Just keep chipping away. 🤍

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