Do Your Choices Still Matter If Allah Already Knows?

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Edward S Honour on Instagram: "So how many horsepower does your AI project have is a question you will need to answer for both investors and climates in 2026."

Danny Wolverton on Instagram: "The challenge was I wanted to make a method of entering the ball pit horizontally through the tunnel system that would stop the balls from falling back into the tunnel. I think I’m onto something guys. When adults enter this space they feel like kids again. Kids love it Too! Maybe this could be at a children’s museum or for therapy. #secrettunnel #ballpit #mycreation #dıy"

WordCraft Academy | IELTS | Spoken English on Instagram: "Ronaldo vs Messi: That question 'Puts Me on the Spot'! ⚽️ We've all been there—someone asks a question you just don't want to answer! 😬 This video uses the classic Ronaldo vs. Messi debate to explain the English idiom "Put on the Spot." It describes the feeling of being unexpectedly forced to answer a difficult question or make a quick decision. This phrase is super useful in both social and professional settings."