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Realme 7 pro review

Here’s a quick look at what all do you get in the box. There’s the phone itself, a transparent thin flexible TPU case, Some paperwork, SIM tray election pin, Usb type A to Type C cable,and the star of the show 65watt Super Dart charging brick. I called this charger the star of the show,because we have never seen such charging speeds on a 20,000Rs. smartphone. I did manage to run the battery on this phone down to 7%, and this charger took just 31 minuets to get it from there to 100%. It is insanely fast. Now make sure to use the included cable to get these charging speeds. You won’t get same charging speed with any other charging cable. This phone supports 18watt fast charging viaa compatable power delivery charger as well. This the is the 6GB RAM and 128GB storage variant in Mirror Silver colour, which I got for Rs.19,999. The 8 GB RAM and 128GB storage variant is priced at Rs.21,999. Rs.20,000 for the base variant is a lot of money, so should you spend your hard earned mone...

Balushahi || insurance

So today we wanted to talk...the idea was to talk about insurance and it's a very old idea. In fact, in some sense it even is used by animals, non-human animals. If they share risks, then it's some kind of insurance maybe. So it's very basic. And I think you have some idea of really what insurance is, but it involves an insurance company of some kind or a government insurance . But the policyholders have a contract with the insurance company to protect them against certain well-defined risks and for that they pay a premium, a regular payment to the insurance company for its standing ready to manage those risks. There is a theory behind insurance and this theory is risk pooling. That, what is a risk for one person is not a risk for society at large if they are independent . Because by the Law of Large Numbers, the number of bad outcomes are fairly predictable. The insurance company pools all these risks, and by the Law of Large Numbers is not really risky in itself. T...

Mehmaan

If Jim finds 100 more people who are willingto give him 10 bucks each to cover their phones, he has 1,000 dollars. If one of those 100 people loses their phoneand Jim pays 100 dollars as compensation, he still has 900 bucks. This insurance idea has been floating aroundsince the ancient Chinese and the Babylonians spread their shipping risks. But it wasn’t until around the 17th centuryin London that modern insurance really took off. Merchant marine men and traders often hungout in coffee shops in the business district of London, and while drinking copious amountsof coffee, the idea of modern day insurance was born. Lloyds of London, the heart of worldwide insurance,was developed inside one of these coffee houses and here’s how it worked. First, you have the client. Say the client has a ship that he is nervousabout losing to pirates offshore, or perhaps the vessel will be destroyed in bad weather. The client approaches an insurance broker. The broker looks at the ship, o...