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@DragonsDogma Can we have more skill slots please?

[lyn @lyn49556]

POV: Southeast Asia RN

#ZenlessZoneZero

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One day, and suddenly all the love songs you've listened to lost their meanings.

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@hendyaw Wkwkw ada Pikoy

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@dhanzelard @ibnutheworId @dykedler Pun bahas art, kan beliau sudah kasih banyak klarifikasi? Ini mah memang sisa orang2 aja yang pengen ngejelekin

[nobody @dhanzelard]

Buat yang ngeblock gw dan wondering ko banyak yang belain hagu, gini ya akun alter follower 2 digit, hagu irl nya soft spoken, smart, dan baik banget sama org, jadi jangan aneh klo temennya banyak, dikit2 dibilang buzzer, dikira lu doang yg punya akun alter.

[Ankā @ankaaology]

@batarayama Setuju, Mas. Even listrik dulu ada propagandanya.

"Today, it seems almost absurd, yet it reminds us that every technological revolution, from steam to AI, first evokes fear before acceptance."

https://t.co/ttBHurvLFT

[Archaeo - Histories @archeohistories]

Anti-electricity propaganda from 1900....

At the turn of the 20th Century, electricity, now the lifeblood of modern civilization, was once seen as a terrifying force. This anti-electricity propaganda cartoon titled "The Unrestrained Demon", was created during a period when the public had significant fears about the dangers of new electrical technology and the messy, unregulated wiring, a skull-shaped lightbulb and citizens struck down by invisible energy that was common in cities. Such propaganda reflected public anxiety toward a new and poorly understood technology.

Early electrical systems were dangerous. Overhead wires frequently sparked fires, electrocuted horses, and caused fatal accidents. Competing inventors, notably Thomas Edison and George Westinghouse, fueled fear campaigns known as the War of Currents. Edison’s backers portrayed alternating current (AC) as deadly, even sponsoring public electrocutions to sway opinion.

The cartoon depicts a chaotic scene with people and a horse being harmed by a tangled mess of electrical wires and a light bulb with a skull inside it. The man tangled in the wires is believed to be a depiction of John Feeks, a lineman who was electrocuted in Manhattan in 1889, an event that highlighted the real safety concerns of the time. 

The image reflects the "War of the Currents" between Thomas Edison (advocating for direct current) and Nikola Tesla and George Westinghouse (advocating for alternating current). The cartoon is an example of how new technologies often face public skepticism and fear, often fueled by safety concerns and competing interests. 

This artwork reveals how innovation often enters society under a cloud of suspicion. Electricity, which promised illumination, also embodied mankind’s uneasy relationship with progress. Today, it seems almost absurd, yet it reminds us that every technological revolution, from steam to AI, first evokes fear before acceptance.

In 1890, Edison’s company helped design the first electric chair to demonstrate the “dangers” of alternating current, a grim marketing move in the battle over electrical standards.

© Historyfeels

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[アレ @syalenzji]

Sok asik lu ampe mati w gak akan pernah ikhlas hasil kerja gue dan apapun itu dipajakin ya selama gak ada transparansi pajak dipake buat apa dan malah ni negara makin downgrade bener bener tukang palak doang

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@hagukumamadu @comifuro Cobain aja, orang ada peraturannya kok 😂

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@hagukumamadu Way to go!!

[Black cats are not bad luck @blackscats]

That’s the meowest "meow" I’ve ever seen 🥹🖤

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Hit tweet omggg

[AURORA Japan🍉 @aurora__JPN]

FUCK THE SYSTEM

FUCK THE GOVERNMENT

I DON’T CARE

https://t.co/Ve8x5bZPFK

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@lockerroom_boy Red flag itu mah kak

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@PatamonTK_ Coba Kumari Bake and Brew kakk

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@hendyaw Biar kalo ada kejadian kaya gini, kedengeran

[Ardianto Satriawan @ardisatriawan]

Guys, fokus.

Kalau ada buzzer, jangan dikasih engagement.

Jangan. Dikasih. Engagement.

Jangan Reply. Jangan Quote. Jangan Like.

Itu yang mereka cari.

Kalau terpaksa mau komentar, pakai Screenshot.

Sekali lagi: Jangan. Dikasih. Engagement.

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@papibebek Anything that requires prolonged mental focus is good, really :)

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Stop brainrot. Less doomscrolling. Read a book.

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@kmz_iviivixi Nice going! Keep it up :)