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▲ 16 r/foodhacks

Tried making a chocolate dosa/crepe at home… accidentally created a new life form 💀

So I was just casually trying to make a chocolate dosa/crepe type thing at home… and this happened 😭

The bubbles started forming like some sci-fi experiment and now it looks like a microscopic alien colony living in my pan.

Ngl though… it actually tasted decent 😂

Rate this masterpiece from 1–10.

And please tell me I’m not the only one whose cooking turns into a biology project sometimes 💀

u/VirtualLog7680 — 9 days ago
▲ 4 r/vijayawada

Lately, it feels like politics has shifted more toward branding, social media presence, and public image rather than actual policies and long-term impact.

Politicians today seem to focus heavily on viral moments, speeches that trend online, and maintaining a strong personal image. While communication is important, it raises a question: are we paying enough attention to what really matters—policies, governance, and accountability?

For example, debates often turn into personal attacks instead of discussions about real issues like the economy, education, or healthcare. At the same time, voters (including us) might also be contributing to this by engaging more with dramatic content rather than detailed policy discussions.

Do you think modern politics is becoming more about perception than substance? Or has it always been this way, and social media just made it more visible?

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u/VirtualLog7680 — 16 days ago