#risib RollNo.247 Foundioal Level Task 3 10 mutal rehan allah wala 🌟 Follow Rehan Allahwala & Make 10 Mutual Friends 🤝🚀 The people you connect with today can shape the opportunities you discover tomorrow. 🌍✨ If you're passionate about learning, entrepreneurship, freelancing, AI, digital marketing, or personal growth, following Rehan Allahwala can help you become part of a community that values education, collaboration, and continuous improvement. 📚💡 💙 Take the Challenge: ✅ Follow Rehan Allahwala. ✅ Make 10 mutual friends from the community. ✅ Introduce yourself with a positive attitude. ✅ Share your goals, interests, and skills. ✅ Support others by liking, commenting, and sharing valuable ideas. ✅ Build genuine relationships based on trust and respect. Networking is much more than increasing your friend list—it's about creating meaningful connections that inspire growth. 🌱 Every new friend brings a unique perspective, experience, and opportunity to learn something new. Whether you're a student, entrepreneur, freelancer, or professional, building a strong network can help you stay motivated, discover new opportunities, and exchange valuable knowledge. Imagine being surrounded by people who encourage you to learn new skills, start projects, solve problems, and celebrate each other's achievements. That's the power of a positive community! 🤝🌟 Success becomes more enjoyable when you grow together. By making 10 mutual friends, you're not just expanding your network—you're joining a circle of learners, creators, and future leaders who believe in helping each other succeed. 🚀 Start today! Follow Rehan Allahwala, connect with 10 amazing people, introduce yourself, engage in meaningful conversations, and become part of a community that believes in sharing knowledge, creating opportunities, and making a positive impact. Together, we can learn more, achieve more, and inspire more. 💙✨ #RehanAllahwala #MutualFriends #Networking #Community #Entrepreneurship #Freelancing #DigitalMarketing #ArtificialIntelligence #AI #Learning #Growth #PersonalDevelopment #Success #Leadership #Motivation #Inspiration #SocialNetworking #Connect #Collaboration #Teamwork #PositiveVibes #Knowledge #Education #Future #SuccessMindset #SelfImprovement #OnlineCommunity #MakeFriends #GrowTogether 🤝🌍🚀💙📚✨😊

Rehan ! In the first place I thought that you were a mature person but actually I was goofed up. You're as immature as a 8 yr old retard kid, who cannot absorb the comments of fellow friends in a gentleman way and would resort to cut ties immediately. Anyhow, my circle of good friends will not at all collapse without you. an advise : try to absorb the people you interact with, don't try become wadera or chaudhary around them. Get a life Answer: :) plz ask mark Zuckerberg to let me have more than 5000 Friends so I do not havr to remove those who I hardly talk with or know in Real Life.

I'm looking for friends who are willing to talk "one on one" with other friends from different countries, cultures and religions. This is a fascinating journey that few friends have started on Facebook and is picking up all over the world. Any one can join, just add a comment "I'm in" and join our growing circle of friends.

Last week, a Redditor named easyjet decided to (very belatedly) join the global party that is Facebook. He signed up with an email address he never, ever used. He lied about all of his personal information. So he was rightly freaked out when Facebook still managed to predict and "recommend" a huge number of his real-life acquaintances - down to people whose names he barely knew and a woman he dated 19 years ago. How does Facebook know who your friends are? It's a mystery that has nagged users since at least 2011, when the Irish Data Protection Commissioner conducted a full-scale investigation into the issue. But four years later, there's still a lot of confusion and misinformation about what Facebook's doing when it "finds" your friends. Did it scrape your phone for names and numbers? Run a reverse-image search of your picture? Compile a "shadow" or "ghost" profile on you over a period of years, just waiting for you to log on and "confirm" its guesses? Alas, Facebook's actual process isn't actually that sneaky or malicious. In fact, it involves this pretty complex academic field called ... network science. In a nutshell, whenever you sign up for a Facebook account, Facebook asks permission to look at your email contacts if you're on a computer, or your phone contacts if you're on a smartphone. When you grant the site permission, it searches your contacts for users already on the network, and it searches other users' uploaded contacts for you. That gives it a very primitive outline of your social circles: who you know, but not how you know them or how well. To refine that map, Facebook asks you more questions about yourself: where you went to school, when you were born, what city you live in. Each field in your Facebook profile and each interaction you make through that profile actually double as a source of data for Facebook's mapping algorithms. What they're trying to do is determine the structure of the network: where the cliques are, which people bridge them, who knows who. Once Facebook knows the structure of your social network, it can analyse it to predict (with startling accuracy!) not only the people you're most likely to know now, but the people you're most likely to know in the future. This isn't magic: It's actually closer to statistics. In the network, there are a set number of "nodes," i.e., people, and a set number of "edges," i.e., friendships. Given that, each nonexistent connection between two nodes is a statistical possibility. But not all nodes are created equal, so not all connections are equally likely. (I don't anticipate befriending many 40-year-old guys in Siberia, say.) To estimate which connections are most likely, Facebook can run analyses against the structure of the network, using a long and entirely above-our-pay-grade list of coefficients and indices. Those coefficients account for a huge number of things: How many unusual commonalities do two people share, for instance? How many friends do they have in common? Which people in the network serve as rallying points, the people who know everyone? How many "degrees of separation" exist between them, how many friends of friends? In the end, Facebook's friend-recommendation system isn't magic or malice - just really good math. And guessing your future friends isn't telling the future; it's modelling the evolution of Facebook's social graph. As you and I know, of course, this doesn't always work. Facebook, not infrequently, suggests you "may know" somebody that you don't. Or it suggests people you do know but don't want to see in your News Feed. That's not Facebook's fault, says David Liben-Nowell, a computer scientist at Carleton College who studies the evolution of social networks. There are some forces outside the network that Facebook could never account for, he says: like what if I randomly sat next to a middle-aged Siberian man on a plane? And on top of that, Facebook's dealing with a vast and complex network. Liben-Nowell poses the example of your college roommate's exes, some of whom you may want to Facebook-friend. "But which ones? And why?" He asks. "Their network positions relative to you are all pretty much the same, but you (only) know the one who you happened to sit beside at a wedding before your roommate dumped them. But Facebook doesn't know which college roommate was at Table 7 with you, so its prediction algorithms can only do so much." That said, both Facebook and mathematics at large have enormous interest in improving models of social-network change and "link prediction"; after all, the way people connect has implications way outside social networking, in fields as diverse as epidemiology, communications and counterterrorism. "We continuously update the People You May Know algorithm to make it better and more relevant for people," a Facebook spokesperson, Ana Brekalo, said. So in the future, Facebook may know even more about your friends. By @Caitlin Dewey

Salam, I need some help. I am doing an experiment, and I want to try to give 1 laptop a month to any one from Palestine who will take 500 of my facebook friends and make them their own, can you help me announce this in your friend circle and news paper or something ?

Us Salam o’ Alaikum, its 8:55 pm and I am leaving for home. May there would always be a spark in your eyes, May your smile remains on your face forever, May you always live happily, May all of your dreams would come true, May you seek all the goals that your heart pondering for, May all of the steps become easy for every path of your life, May Allah excel you in that way so there would be no comparison, May Allah keep you in His guided circle, and the showers of His bliss would remain on you forever and for the entire Ummah. Amen! Nasir Saleem Khokhar

Dear friends. A few Citizens of Pakistan have, started an initiative to end the VIP culture. We shall start distributing bumper stickers from tomorrow. We will gather at Seaview in McDonald car park at 4pm to start our efforts. We are also getting printed small placards which we will keep in our cars and also give to whosoever desires. We intend to raise these placards whenever our cars are stopped for a VIP movement. You all are requested to join our efforts. You can donate funds to print some more of the above,or print them yourself and take the message forward within your circles of students, activists, teachers, in your own area of residence and work or traffic intersections close to you. You can also join our campaign with physical presence during sticker distribution, become an active member by joining the core group or as a least, "like" our FB page at www.Facebook.com/NO2VVIP Lubna Panjwani

How much productivity is lost in your circle of experience due to bad and mis-communications ?

Assalamalkum anyone in. Your circle manufacturing filter straw also know as life straw in Pakistan.

This movie has scared the hell out of me and made me cry all night long ! I hope that soon on this earth there can be justice ! There is so so much unjustis that I can't hold my self together ! Why do some live in a small room while I can live in a huge house, why some have to live for 15000 a month and I spend more than that on a room in a night ! Why is there so much inequality ? Why do we have to see suffering in this world where there is sooo much available to us :( I will try my best to get rid of this poverty in this world, it my promise to myself, but I fear ! I fear that pain like this gets too painful in many of us and make us do things that causes more circles of pain. #mysteryoflife #god #injustice