Raheel Khan

@final_revelation

In the 19th century there was an analogy is used that the if some one has more land it will be the super power, in 20th century its changed, if some one has more machines will be the super power, in the 21st century its changed again and if some one has more data then will be the super power, if you want to know more about the future then join us.

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