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[MejoiHombre™️🥩🥓 @EiMejorHombre]

Ribeye es el mejor corte y no lo pienso discutir con nadie 🙄

[Hooria Oueddan Deutschlehrerin | German Teacher @HooriaOueddan]

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vielleicht → Maybe
übrigens → By the way
allerdings → However
eigentlich → Actually
tatsächlich → Indeed
außerdem → Besides
jedenfalls → In any case
anscheinend → Apparently
schließlich → Finally
natürlich → Of course
vermutlich → Supposedly
#deutsch

[Borsuk @borsuk46232]

@SKoziej A tu taka niespodzianka 😁

[Borsuk @borsuk46232]

@Marta_LozaNBA Dlaczego chory?

[Borsuk @borsuk46232]

@ImtiazMadmood Stupid

[Matt Ridley @mattwridley]

As a disappointed jag owner I can confirm the accuracy of this.

[Black Hole @konstructivizm]

Fifteen billion miles from home, the farthest machine humans have ever built is still doing science on less memory than a blank Word document and a data recorder that is, quite literally, an 8-track tape.

Voyager 1, launched in 1977, is roughly 15.9 billion miles out—closing in on one light-day from Earth—and still reporting from interstellar space with about 69 kilobytes of computer memory total, plus a digital 8-track that has to overwrite old data to make room for anything new. Its signal takes nearly a day to reach us, carried by a transmitter weaker than a hallway bulb.

[Agnieszka Szuster-Ciesielska @AgnieszkaSzust3]

🧵Zainteresował mnie artykuł w „Science” sugerujący, że po zakończeniu okresu rozrodczego jajniki mogą nabierać cech narządu odpornościowego. Jako immunolożka od razu zadałam sobie pytanie: czy oznacza to dodatkową ochronę organizmu, czy raczej kolejne miejsce, w którym rozwija

[Branko Milanovic @BrankoMilan]

Marx was the first student of fundamental historical features of capitalism, Keynes, the last cameralist. Marx was a philosopher who believed that economics shapes history, Keynes, the smartest adviser to power. In Capital, we have a Bible of capitalism, in General Theory, we have The Prince for economic management of capitalism.

[Physics In History @PhysInHistory]

In your opinion, does the universe have a purpose ? ✍️

[L'HuffPost @HuffPostItalia]

La caduta dell'Eletto liberista. L'Argentina è in crisi e si è stufata di Milei dlvr.​it/TVmbKv

[Branko Milanovic @BrankoMilan]

A short essay on the differences between Marx and Keynes
As stimulated by Joan Robinson's "Essay on Marxian Economics"
https://t.co/wx3xphlZAM

[Branislav Slantchev @slantchev]

Putin: The communists invented Ukraine.

The communists: Let’s celebrate 300 years since the reunification of Ukraine with Russia!

This is the marker that the Soviet regime installed in 1954 in the park near Kievsky station in Moscow, a short walk from Kievskaya. It was supposed to be the foundation stone for a larger monument that was never built.

The inscription reads: “Here a monument will be erected to commemorate the 300-year anniversary of the reunification of Ukraine with Russia, 1654–1954.”

The first photo is from the ceremony in 1954 — note the “300 YEARS” text on the tribune. The second is a 1954 closeup of the laying of the stone. The third is a later family photograph that shows the stone on its plinth. The fourth is an image from 2012 — the text has faded but is still clearly readable.

The square near the park where it stands used to be called Europe but renamed Eurasia in July 2024. The marker itself was apparently still there according to a March 2026 post, with the lettering almost entirely gone.

Silly commies threw a 300-year reunion party for a country they invented. That would date them to 1654 — who knew that Alexey Mikhailovich was a Marxist-Leninist.

[tvp.info 🇵🇱 @tvp_info]

Obraz kupiony na wyprzedaży garażowej za jedyne 30 dolarów okazał się dziełem słynnej surrealistki Gertrude Abercrombie. Dzieło zostało sprzedane na aukcji za 1,35 mln dolarów, czyli 45 tysięcy razy więcej.
https://t.co/cOvb988Lrk

[Borsuk @borsuk46232]

@RockNRoLL_85 The Who

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@TheExtremeMusi1 Led Zeppelin

[Prog Rock Songs @progrocksongs]

King Crimson - Larks' Tongues In Aspic, Part I

[Borsuk @borsuk46232]

@rocknrollofall Jeff Beck

[Branislav Slantchev @slantchev]

These days AI fakes are everywhere, so it’s crucial to learn to spot them. Here’s a visual guide to finding typical AI mistakes (circled in red).