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[aya @ayawella]

@amilaia1 @Skol75008660 @temle_koymak Возможно тут спутаны безусловная любовь с нарциссическим расширением. А возможно, быть преступником и убийцей - не значит выйти за пределы ценностей конкретного родителя. Красная линия есть у любого - просто у каждого она своя

[aya @ayawella]

@amilaia1 @Skol75008660 @temle_koymak Но можно перестать любить, если он совершил что-то за пределами ваших ценностей

[aya @ayawella]

@Minitrollet @latestincosmos You just described life on Earth 😅

[aya @ayawella]

@oleg408 @true_psyholog Это может помочь увидеть, что дело не в партнере. Дело в вас, и в том, какие сценарии вы пытаетесь воспроизвести
Быть в созависимости очень легко и приятно, вспомнить где я испытал это в первый раз и для чего продолжаю воспроизводить - бывает почти невозможно
Но возможно

[Elisa Eva Erdlen @mainichigerman]

Studies show that certain sun regions with certain food habits do not get as much or almost none skin cancer.

When it comes to lies I spot them easily and I think the entire cream sunscreen market might be a lie. We didnt have skin cancer before as much as now.

Astraxanthin, how did you know of this?

[Anish Moonka @anishmoonka]

That green band running across the middle of the map, through Romania, Moldova, Ukraine, and southern Russia, is the most fertile soil on the planet. It is called chernozem, Russian for "black earth," and a handful of it holds up to four times the organic matter of normal farmland.

It took thousands of years to build. Out on the open grassland, tall grass grew, died back every winter, and rotted slowly in the cold. Worms pulled the dead matter down. Microbes turned it into dark, rich soil. Bit by bit the black layer grew deeper, about a centimeter every hundred years. The deepest patches now go down a full meter, so a farmer can push a shovel in to the handle and still not reach the bottom.

Black soil like this covers less than 2 percent of the world's land. Ukraine alone holds about a quarter of the world's supply, and black soil covers roughly two-thirds of its farmland. That dirt is why a country smaller than Texas feeds so much of the world. Russia and Ukraine together supply close to a third of all the wheat traded across borders, and Ukraine sells more sunflower oil than any other country on Earth.

Armies have fought over this ground for centuries. When the Nazis planned their invasion of the Soviet Union, the black-earth region was one of the main targets. The plan was to seize Ukraine's farmland, push the people off it, and feed Germany from the soil. It failed, but the idea behind it was simple. Whoever holds this land holds a large slice of the world's bread.

The problem is how easily it disappears. The soil took thousands of years to build and can be stripped in one farming lifetime. Plowing too hard, wind, and planting the same crop year after year all tear through it. Ukraine now loses an estimated 500 million tons of topsoil a year to wind and rain, and for every ton of grain the land gives up, about ten tons of soil go with it.

On the map it looks like a thin green ribbon, a small corner of Europe. It quietly grows food for a big chunk of the planet, and it is far thinner and more fragile than it looks.

[aya @ayawella]

@Rainmaker1973 next to a woman, with high probability, a child appears. Case closed 😅

[Sean McPheat @SeanMcPheat]

Think you’re just not good at something?

That belief was learned, not earned ⬇️

Change the story, and you change what you’re capable of.
♻️ Repost to help others in your network with this.
➕ And follow me at Sean McPheat for more.

[Magister Iācōbus @latinedisce]

https://t.co/2cxFHYZAyk

[Bitturing @Bitturing]

一位麻省理工学院教授教了同一门数学课程62年。退休那天，来自世界各地的学生在线观看了他的最后一堂课。

我凌晨2点打开播放列表，结果连看了三堂课。

他叫吉尔伯特·斯特朗。课程是麻省理工18.06线性代数。

每位机器学习工程师、数据科学家、量化分析师、真正理解AI工作原理的自学程序员都从这一个人那里学习数学。他们大多从未踏足麻省理工校园，只是在YouTube上打开免费播放列表让他授课。

这是几乎没人讲述的故事。

斯特朗于1962年加入麻省理工数学系。他于2023年退休。那是61年来在同一块黑板前教同一科目给18岁的学生。

有趣的是他在麻省理工推出开放课程网时的做法。大多教授持怀疑态度，担心在线讲座会让课堂失去意义。斯特朗没有犹豫。他说人生使命是向全球学生开放数学。他录制每堂课并免费分享。

这个决定悄然改变了世界学习数学的方式。

数十年来线性代数教学方式错误。教授们从抽象向量空间和域公理证明开始。学生被抽象淹没，多数无法恢复。他们离开时以为自己不擅长数学，其实只是被教了大脑无法吸收的顺序。

斯特朗颠倒了整个课程。

他从矩阵乘法开始。你能在纸上写下来的东西。你能手工计算的东西。你能看到的东西。然后他展示学生线性代数中其他一切——特征向量、奇异值分解、正交性、四个基本子空间——都只是理解矩阵实际做什么的不同角度。

他的规则很严格。如果学生不能用具体3×3例子解释概念，就说明还没真正理解。抽象应该最后而非最先。直觉是基础。证明只是确认直觉正确。

斯特朗改变的第二件事是课堂本身。他对学生说请和谢谢。每堂讲座都这样。他在推导中途暂停问'我可以吗？'以检查是否有人迷茫。他从不用'显然'或'平凡'因为他深知这些词对落后一步的学生有什么影响。他对初学者的对待方式就像对待同事。耐心。尊重。假设他们属于这里。

62年来。

结果是教育史上从未发生过的事。单一数学教授成为全球该科目的默认教师。

印度、中国、巴西、尼日利亚的大学，每个有计算机科学系的国家，都开始让学生看斯特朗讲座。伊利诺伊大学修改了线性代数课程，几乎不做面对面讲授。原因很坦诚。教授说他们无法与视频竞争。

他的最后讲座在2023年5月。

礼堂里挤满从未见过他的学生。他走向黑板，讲了一小时，最后整间教室站起来鼓掌。他看起来困惑了一下，真的不理解为什么他们在欢呼。然后他微笑挥手离开。

他在那堂最后讲座YouTube视频下的评论只有四句。他说教学是美好人生。他感谢所有看到线性代数重要性的人。他说良好教学的运动会继续因为它是对的。

就这样。没有书籍推广。没有告别演讲。没有遗产管理。

他的教学是现代AI基础的人就这样感谢观众回家了。

2000万次观看。零自我。整个AI革命引擎建立在数百万人从剑桥一位安静教授那里免费学到的数学之上。

课程仍在麻省理工开放课程网上。每堂讲座、每套习题、每场考试、每个答案。免费。

21世纪最重要的数学课程就在你一键之遥的地方。大多数人永远不会打开它。

[Levi Borba 🇧🇷 - 🇵🇱 @abrobivel]

@mamboitaliano__ Before, art served the purpose of inspiring us to higher things, to bring the noblest aspirations in human soul.

Then, in the XX century, they spread the foolish idea that art was to "shock".

Here is the result

[Strong Spine🕯️ @iwinnlife]

Trust is the most valuable currency you’ll ever hold. If you can betray someone who believes in you completely.... someone who entrusts you with their safety and heart.... it shows a lack of integrity that will follow you everywhere.

Loyalty in the smallest, most intimate places reflects your capacity to be trusted in the largest.
Your character is measured not by who you impress, but by who you protect, honor, and never betray.

Ask yourself: is your integrity consistent, even when no one is watching?

[RŌNIN @ronin21btc]

If I was a dictator (hopefully will be) I’d ban rap music and make this normal evening entertainment

[History Girl @HistoryGirlBW]

One of the most intense and profound moments in history. 11am on the 11th November 1918 when the guns fell silent. This should be shown in every school.

[aya @ayawella]

@ArtemYesman @wada_awada Це все схоже на проекцію, пане докторе🥲
Людина наскільки можна терпляче на «психологічному» пояснює не любимій людині як не треба робити
Косо криво, як навчилась
Хто ми такі щоб горіти за кожну невиконану дитину

[Dr. Dominic Ng @DrDominicNg]

What you do in private always shows in public.

Reading shows in conversations. Your workouts show in your physique. Your diet shows in your energy. Your discipline shows in your confidence. Your focus shows in your results.

You are what you cultivate when no one is watching.

[Nicholas Fabiano, MD @NTFabiano]

Instead of “I’m bad at this”.

Say “This is new for me”.

This gives your brain the space to learn instead of shut down.

This is neuroplasticity in real time.

[Global Statistics @Globalstats11]

Asia: The Birthplace of Major Religions

[UNITED24 Media @United24media]

French blogger Xavier Tytelman @PeurAvion spotted Ukraine on an 18th-century map at the French National Library Museum.

[Ukrainian Art History @ukr_arthistory]

People say they don't see my posts anymore in their feed. I hate algorithms. Even though I didn't post much, I want to continue to show you 🇺🇦 art. For today – a thread about Mykhailo Zhuk (1883-1964) 🧵