Okay, why do I write this?

Let’s talk about what’s going on around us. Many of you have probably heard about the situation in our “lovely” Bukhara…

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Bor ekanu yo’q ekan, bir bola bo’lgan ekan…

An 11-year-old boy once injured his ear. When he told his mother about the pain, she asked her husband to take their son to a private clinic for treatment. That morning, the boy begged his father not to take him—he wanted to go to school instead. But his parents decided not to delay medical care and took him to the hospital.

When they arrived, the doctors told the father to go buy some medication from a nearby pharmacy. Before leaving, the father clearly instructed the medical staff: “Please don’t start any procedures until I return.” He wanted to make sure everything would be done safely.

But one nurse ignored his request. Believing she knew best, she decided to begin the treatment on her own. Without proper evaluation, she administered anesthesia to the boy—an adult dosage, completely inappropriate for a child.

Then, she left him alone and went upstairs.

Soon after, the boy’s condition began to deteriorate. But there was no one there to notice. No one to help. A single act of negligence, a single moment of arrogance, changed everything.

So what next? Do you think that his father was informed quickly when he arrived.. No..

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Of course, his father tried everything he could to, but no hospital didn’t want to take death body to their building.

Do you know what happened next? Some doctors offered the boy’s father 300 million sum for his son’s death — as if that could make things right. Since when did a human life become something you can pay for with money?

What if my brother was instead of this guy? Or let me change the question - what if your sister or brother is instead of that guy?

E.. it’s unbearable uje… if someone still thinks that it can be solved by staying here, I don’t want to fix that country with the life of my loved ones…

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It’s one thing to face death — but not like this, not so unfairly.

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Well, well, well..

As a kid, every morning i woke up hoping for just one more minute of sleep. I’d lie in my bed like, kochki my mother forgot yo wake me up and I could skip school. But, nope - my parents never let me sleep as much as I want)) I’d be sleep - deprived all week, and just when I thought I could rest on Sunday, my dad would wake me up at 6 AM to drag me to bazaar like his personal bodyguard 😂 for groceries. Even when we returned back, i had to go to math course.

Time really flew! Now I wake up everyday with a different kochki - like, kochki there was actually a good reason that I had to wake up early.

What a paradox ))

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Let me give you another example why our brain doesn't like changes...

For the past 6 days, electricity kept going off during the day. At first, it was annoying, but I got used to it. After some time, my brain was like, "No power? No problem, we will move to another part of the city."

But today? The power stayed on. And now I'm sitting here all confused like, "Wait... Why is everything working?"

And my brain is really freaking out like, "This is weird. Something is wrong!"

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Lately, I’ve been feeling like I should just keep my age a secret from everyone ))

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Well, well, well...

Do you know what is the one major drawback of being an engineer - not always you can have clear answers for problems in the code. In such cases, the creation of ChatGPT becomes really helpful—especially now, when many developers rely heavily on AI and do less thinking on their own. But what happens when chatGPT stops thinking for you? The person gets so stressed that he even gets ready to quit the job.

This happened to me three days ago. Frustrated, I ended up irrationally yelling at different A.I.s, as if that would magically solve the problem. It’s hell stressful situation—no one can help you, and even Google has nothing to offer. And just when you try to rely on your own brain, it feels like it’s gone on vacation without you )) The worst part? In programming, if you cannot find a solution within 3-5 hours, you start feeling you're wasting time, and that pressure only makes it harder to think clearly. And such cases just kill your patience after couple of years in this field ))

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And even worse? It feels like God adds extra stress just to show you how badly you handle such situations.

So, if u want to age fast, become programmer 😂

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ChatGPT is making people (especially programmers) dumber, hour by the hour. I should lock myself in a fridge and wake up in ten years. Who knows - maybe by then, I'd probably be the person with the highest IQ on Earth.

P.s.: On the last week, i have witnessed two dumb programmers from my contact list.

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Back in the history, before getting married, girls used to invite a fortune teller to their house to find out what kind of husband they would have. The fortune teller brought two plates: one with rice, one with water. Then she let a chicken loose.

If the chicken went to the rice, it meant the husband would be a good family man. If it went to the water, it meant the husband would be weak-spirited and not very caring.

But sometimes… the chicken didn’t choose anything )) It just stood there, looked around, or walked away like, “Not my problem.”

Now question for you... What did that mean?

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