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In X-Men: Days of Future Past, they used time travel to shut down the Sentinel program before it could really get started. At that early stage, the Sentinels looked very similar to the ones we see in the new Doomsday trailer.

Because of this, I think Doom's line about people living "stolen lives" is actually directed at the X-Men. By going back in time and changing their outcome, they essentially stole a future they weren't supposed to have. Also, think about the title of the movie. In DOFP, the exact day Mystique decided whether or not to shoot Trask was the ultimate turning point....it was the literal "Doomsday" for that universe. It feels like Doom is reviving those exact early-model Sentinels to bring that Doomsday back and collect on those stolen lives.

Since DOFP involved major time travel, that event could have easily caused an incursion that affected Doom in some way, like destroying his universe. This would give him a deeply personal motive. Plus, seeing the aged Professor X and Magneto is a huge hint that this is a direct continuation of that specific timeline.

I know Endgame also had time travel, and we've seen time-slipping with Loki and other movies. But the Fantastic Four have already been introduced to the MCU. Since this movie is introducing the X-Men for the first time, it makes a lot of sense for the core problem to originate in their universe before it becomes a multiverse-level threat that forces all the heroes to team up.

Basically, we can look at it like this:

The Main Antagonist: Doom, coming from the F4 universe.

The Catalyst: The X-Men caused an incursion that destroyed Doom's world.

The Climax: The conflict spills over into the main timeline, bringing everyone together.

Let me know what you guys think!

Hello guys.. I'm looking for a place for plantation drive on 5th June, world environment day. In need of urgent suggestions.

The place must have:

1. Some protection from stray animals

2. Someone present to water the plants once in a while

3. Public/govt ownership

Having some vegetation already present would be a plus to ensure survival of the new saplings.

You can suggest a nearby govt land that has be neglected in terms of regular clean-ups as well. We can do clean-up plus plantation to help people motivate to not litter there further.

I’m from Ajmer, and for some long time now, I’ve been trying to build a startup here.

The problem is… I have absolutely no background in business.

I don’t come from a business family. I didn’t study entrepreneurship or finance. Most of what I know, I’ve learned by randomly searching things online, making mistakes, and figuring stuff out the hard way. And honestly, it gets exhausting after a point.

The biggest struggle isn’t even lack of money or resources.

It’s the lack of people around you who get it.

People you can talk to about ideas without feeling stupid.

People who understand the stress, the self-doubt, the guilt of “not doing enough,” or feeling stuck while everyone else seems to be moving ahead in life.

Sometimes you just want someone to say, “Yeah, I’ve been through that too.”

That’s why I want to build a community here in Ajmer.

Not some corporate networking thing. A real group of people trying to build something meaningful.

Could be:

Someone with just an idea

Someone in the early stages of a startup

Someone already running a business

Freelancers, creators, developers, marketers

Mentors, investors, operators

Or honestly anyone who relates to this journey

The idea is simple: We meet maybe once a week, sit together, talk openly about what we’re building, what problems we’re facing, help each other out, share contacts, opportunities, feedback, maybe even find co-founders, partners, team members, investors, etc.

Because entrepreneurship sounds exciting from the outside, but emotionally it can be very lonely.

And I genuinely believe Ajmer needs this.

Our city keeps losing ambitious people because everyone feels they need to leave to “make it.” But if all the people who want to build something leave, then Ajmer will never develop that environment in the first place.

Why can’t we build that culture here?

Why can’t the next good company come from Ajmer instead of everyone migrating to bigger cities?

If even a few people here relate to this, maybe we can start something real together.