FallingPegman 🚩

Pro journo. “I have (very briefly) joined a Conga line”.

[FallingPegman 🚩 @CannonMan_]

@colvieux A margine, mi ha colpito che in questo post gli analizzati o i pazienti vengano chiamati “clienti”. Non so, stona (e rivela?)

[Eric Topol @EricTopol]

Join Dr Donald Milton, first author of this new BMJ paper, and me this Thursday 11A PT for a Ground Truths podcast on the topic https://t.co/7oONL1L7tv

[Jeremy Konyndyk @JeremyKonyndyk]

This piece is very, very good.

[Friedemann Weber (@friedemann.bsky.social) @Friedemann1]

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Statement from the International #Hantavirus Society regarding #Andes virus
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https://t.co/RudS3l6yjK

[Wynton Marsalis @wyntonmarsalis]

I sat down with Jeffrey Brown for @pbsnewshour to talk about Jazz at Lincoln Center’s “JazzCall for Freedom” project and the enduring connection between jazz and democracy.
Members of the @jazzdotorg Orchestra, Alexa Tarantino and Chris Lewis, also joined the conversation.

Thank you to PBS NewsHour for featuring this discussion as part of the Art in Action series

#JazzCallforFreedom

[Miles Davis @milesdavis]

A sound that never stood still.
Celebrating International Jazz Day the Miles way. 🎺

[Sen. Bernie Sanders @SenSanders]

I spoke to Anthropic’s AI agent Claude about AI collecting massive amounts of personal data and how that information is being used to violate our privacy rights.

What an AI agent says about the dangers of AI is shocking and should wake us up.

[Pedro Sánchez @sanchezcastejon]

Se puede estar contra un régimen odioso y, a la vez, contra una intervención militar injustificada y peligrosa.

Apelo nuevamente a la desescalada inmediata, al respeto al derecho internacional y la urgencia de retomar el diálogo.

Ahí estará España. Y ahí debe estar Europa.

[🎸🎤 Ⴝ⚈ṋ𝗴Ѕ ⚈𝔣 Ý⚈𝙐ᴦ 🇱ı𝔣e 🎹🥁 @SongsOfYourLif1]

ON THIS DAY: Henry Lee by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds with PJ Harvey, released 30-years ago on 26th February 1996

[Wynton Marsalis @wyntonmarsalis]

Our democracy is under relentless attack from abiding political polarization, deep cultural fragmentation, and a rising movement towards authoritarianism. In times of such uncertainty throughout American history, jazz has spoken in a clear voice to reaffirm democratic values.

Jazzcall for Freedom answers that familiar call through a coherent civic response.

Jazzcall for Freedom advances the proposition that jazz continues to be one of America’s most powerful models for democratic practice. Jazz at Lincoln Center believes that culture and civics are intertwined. For four decades we have spoken jazz as a living civic language capable of addressing division, modeling pluralism, and sustaining democratic imagination without partisanship – and our message has been embraced.

Jazzcall for Freedom is our civic contribution at a moment of deep division in our country.

- Wynton

[FallingPegman 🚩 @CannonMan_]

#Sanremo2026, comunque il binomio tra Piccolo Coro dell'Antoniano e Mickael Jackson non mi sembra tra i più appropriati

[FallingPegman 🚩 @CannonMan_]

Nella splendida cornice del Colosseo (tipo cit) #Petrecca #OlimpiadiInvernali #Olimpiadi #MilanoCortinaOlympics2026

[FallingPegman 🚩 @CannonMan_]

@GovPressOffice And what's the point of clapping hands with gloves?

[The Economist @TheEconomist]

If you think rich, individualistic societies are the loneliest—think again. Surveys repeatedly show the loneliest countries in the world are in Africa, with Madagascar often ranking near the top. Why? https://t.co/7SxuKvlKJz

[derek guy @dieworkwear]

friend of mine is an undocumented immigrant and has been hiding in Melania theaters bc he knows people assume no one is in there

[Morgan J. Freeman @mjfree]

ICE Chases Protestor In Major Escalation in Minnesota — Air Force Called In

[Steven Pinker @sapinker]

How to Criticize with Kindness: Philosopher Daniel Dennett on the Four Steps to Arguing Intelligently – The Marginalian https://t.co/r0EqpRzhDb

[cinesthetic. @TheCinesthetic]

The End of the Tour (2015) is a quietly brilliant & underrated. Jesse Eisenberg interviews David Foster Wallace, played by Jason Segel, on the final stop of a book tour. One scene confronting Wallace about heroin rumors is so raw, and unforgettable.

[The Atlantic @TheAtlantic]

“Therapy-speak” terms such as “gaslighting” and “love-bombing” have become ubiquitous, @olgakhazan writes. She asked couples therapists how these labels are affecting actual therapy: https://t.co/a2QcN8w5We

[Roland-Garros @rolandgarros]

soɹɹɐꓨ-puɐןoꓤ