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[Kote @kotecinho]

Braun Gents BN0035 Classic Chronograph
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[GPSQ @GPSQ]

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[Cata Paul 🃏‍‍‍ @CataPaul2]

Mayas: the 18 most impressive archaeological cities of the jungle

1.🇬🇹 Tikal (Guatemala)
Estimated inhabitants: 90,000
Largest city and major political center of the Classic Maya period.

2.🇲🇽 Calakmul (Mexico)
Estimated inhabitants: 50,000
Historic rival of Tikal, known as the “Kingdom of the Serpent”.

3.🇲🇽 Palenque (Mexico)
Estimated inhabitants: 20,000
Famous for refined architecture and the tomb of Pakal.

4.🇭🇳 Copán (Honduras)
Estimated inhabitants: 15,000
Artistic capital of the Maya world with unique sculptures and hieroglyphs.

5.🇲🇽 Yaxchilán (Mexico)
Estimated inhabitants: 10,000
Strategic river city known for carved lintels.

6.🇬🇹 Piedras Negras (Guatemala)
Estimated inhabitants: 12,000
Important commercial center with river access and inscriptions.

7.🇧🇿 Caracol (Belize)
Estimated inhabitants: 40,000
One of the largest cities, rival of Tikal during the Late Classic period.

8.🇬🇹 El Mirador (Guatemala)
Estimated inhabitants: 100,000 (Preclassic)
Cradle of Maya civilization, with some of the largest structures ever built.

9.🇲🇽 Bonampak (Mexico)
Estimated inhabitants: 3,000
Famous for murals depicting battles and ceremonies.

10.🇲🇽 Uxmal (Mexico)
Estimated inhabitants: 15,000
Peak of Puuc architecture with intricate stone mosaics.

11.🇲🇽 Chichén Itzá (Mexico)
Estimated inhabitants: 30,000
Cosmopolitan city showing Toltec and Maya influences.

12.🇲🇽 Tulum (Mexico)
Estimated inhabitants: 2,500
Important walled trading port of the Postclassic period.

13.🇬🇹 Quiriguá (Guatemala)
Estimated inhabitants: 2,000
Known for enormous carved stone stelae, surpassing Copán.

14.🇲🇽 Toniná (Mexico)
Estimated inhabitants: 8,000
Famous for its labyrinthine acropolis and reliefs of captured rulers.

15.🇲🇽 Edzná (Mexico)
Estimated inhabitants: 10,000
Regional center with advanced water management systems.

16.🇬🇹 Nakbé (Guatemala)
Estimated inhabitants: 10,000 (Preclassic)
One of the earliest Maya cities with monumental stone architecture.

17.🇲🇽 Cobá (Mexico)
Estimated inhabitants: 25,000
Major city with the tallest pyramid in the Yucatán Peninsula and an extensive road network.

18.🇲🇽 Mayapán (Mexico)
Estimated inhabitants: 12,000
Last great Maya capital before the arrival of the Spanish, fortified with walls.

🖇️ Sources: INAH / UNESCO / National Geographic / Cuenca Mirador Archaeological Project (2026 Quarter)

[David Gamón @davidasesorbm]

El creador Eddie Graf quiso mostrar lo que vive él cuando escucha música. Algo que se llama sinestesia y que permite "ver" la música. Es tremendamente bello.

[Matt Shumer @mattshumer_]

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[Ken Cao-The China Crash Chronicle @KenCao_onChina]

A 20-year marathon for Chinese exports to the US, back to the starting line overnight.

Goldman Sachs warned last year that China’s share of U.S. imports could fall to 7.5% by 2025.
Now it’s 2026—and reality has confirmed it.
7.5% is where China was in 2001, the year it joined the WTO.

That means two decades of export dominance in the biggest and most profitable consumer market in the world—built factory by factory, port by port—have effectively been erased.
At the peak in 2017, China supplied over 21% of U.S. imports.
“Made in China” was everywhere: Walmart, Target, Amazon.

Then the world changed.
The U.S. pushed reshoring and friend-shoring.
Orders moved to Mexico, Vietnam, India.
Mexico is now America’s #1 import source for the first time in 100 years.

China's exports to the U.S. fell 17% in 2025.
Factories are idle. Jobs are disappearing.
Trust—the real currency of trade—is eroding.

De-China-ization is no longer a theory.
It’s happening.

[Nikola @nikolacupic]

Brunello Cucinelli runs a $7.5B company on a philosophy 2,000 years older than capitalism.

He bans work emails after 5:30 PM, pays 20% above market & puts "beauty" over quarterly growth.

He's a pro-tempore guardian of humanity.

12 lessons from a different kind of capitalist:

[Aberystwyth Classic Car Club @bolderston_mark]

Alfa Romeo GTV Your Thoughts Please and Thanks Again

[Héctor Velázquez @hectorvelazhv]

La primera obra de Tadao Ando en Latinoamérica fue en Monterrey en México usaron más de 14 mil metros cúbicos de concreto.

La estructura va en armonía con el entorno montañoso que circunda el área metropolitana de Monterrey, es una joya !

[R E P L I C A N T @Roybattyforever]

-"Star Wars: Episodio I - La amenaza fantasma"(1999)

Durante una de las acaloradas discusiones en el senado imperial, podemos ver un grupo de E.T.s defendiendo sus posiciones😂

[LuigiWrestling @LuigiWrestling]

Este es, posiblemente, el momento más mediático en la historia del Wrestling y el que cambió de manera integral a WWF.

El bodyslam de Hulk Hogan a André the Giant.

[Pedro Torrijos @Pedro_Torrijos]

—Qué alguien me explique en que estaban pensando los arquitectos cuando hicieron estas cosas.

Ya lo explico yo: esas cosas imposibles se llaman "Thomasson", son un tipo de arte y su nombre viene de un jugador de béisbol (en serio).

Os lo cuento en #LaBrasaTorrijos

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[gift. @theegreyarea]

@amazon012 this

[César Dorado 🏺🏛️ @CDorado75]

Mirad qué maravilla.
El impresionante mosaico de época romana que representa a Medusa, en la antigua ciudad de Cibyra (hoy Gölhisar, Turquía), vuelve a ser visitable tras la cubrición invernal para su protección.
Vamos a disfrutar de un paseo por este espectacular lugar 🧵👇

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

The largest space vehicle ever built and flown seen from Faro Bagdad in Tamaulipas, Mexico.

[📹 Juan Correa]

[Architecture & Tradition @archi_tradition]

The Florence Cathedral’s dome is an architectural masterpiece that defied medieval engineering.

For over 100 years, no one knew how to build it. Then, a goldsmith named Filippo Brunelleschi came up with a radical solution.

Here’s how he did it:

[lusso @luusssso]

The architecture at the Mexican Army’s military college feels like a sci-fi movie

[Tomas Pueyo @tomaspueyo]

UNPRECEDENTED
The singularity is near. We're 1-6 years away from AGI according to:
1. Prediction markets
2. Insider insights
3. Benchmarks
4. Lack of barriers to growth
5. Current progress

This breakneck speed of AI progress is illustrated by OpenAI's o3 and DeepSeek🧵

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

Decoding a Japanese menu

[✏️ cozymeal]

[Ole Lehmann @itsolelehmann]

While Europe debates the ethics of AI...
America builds it.

While Europe regulates cryptocurrencies...
America innovates them.

While Europe protects old industries...
America creates new ones.