Kai Dunckelmann

Hier steht deshalb etwas, damit andere etwas zu lesen haben.

[NOBUNAGA🇯🇵🏯_夏樹蒼依 @japan_nobunaga]

Watch a Japanese train driver for one minute and you'll see something strange.

He points at the signal. Out loud, he calls its color.
He points at the speedometer. He calls the number.
He points at an empty platform. He announces it's clear.

Alone in the cab. No one is checking on him.

It's called shisa kanko. Pointing and calling.

Japanese railways discovered something about the human brain a century ago:
your eyes will lie to you. Your finger won't.

Seeing a signal is passive. Your mind can drift.
Pointing at it, naming it, hearing your own voice —
that forces the brain to actually process what's in front of it.

Studies found it cuts human error by about 85 percent.

New York's subway quietly copied part of it.
Their conductors now point at a marker at every single stop.

Japan looked at the most boring moment of a workday —
the ten-thousandth time you check the same signal —
and decided even that moment deserves full attention.

It looks ridiculous.
It has helped make Japanese trains among the safest machines on Earth.

Sometimes greatness is just refusing to do anything halfway.

[Kai Dunckelmann @falseflag311]

@jrepm1 @RadioGenoa Churchill? Sold his soul to Rothschild and east europe to jewish kommunist/bolshewik stalin alias dschugaschwilli .You have no clue.

[A.Choudhury @A_Choudhury_]

@clashreport They are trying other means too.

[Kyronis @kyronis_talks]

Palantir sells governments a war room that costs millions a year.

So, a guy named Elie just rebuilt it, put it on GitHub, and gave it away.

It's called World Monitor.

Open it and you get a live 3D globe with 500+ news feeds pouring in across 15 categories, all summarized by AI as they land.

> Military movements.
> Economic shocks.
> Natural disasters.
> Cyber incidents.
> Flight paths.
> Shipping lanes.

+ 56 different map layers you can stack on top of each other.

It scores 31 countries on a stress index and updates the number as things happen.

It watches 29 stock exchanges, commodities, and crypto in one panel.

It runs local AI through Ollama, so you can use the whole thing without a single API key.

Native desktop app for Windows, macOS, and Linux. 25 languages. Works out of the box after one clone.

[Kongar @ultrarrow]

🇷🇺 Vladimir Putin:

ABD geçmişte en ağır askerî müdahalelerini, kendi topraklarından binlerce kilometre uzakta ve Birleşmiş Milletler Güvenlik Konseyi'nden herhangi bir yetki almadan gerçekleştirdi. Yugoslavya'yı hangi gerekçeyle bombaladılar? Yugoslavya nerede, ABD nerede? Bir Avrupa başkentini vurma hakkını onlara kim verdi? Kendileri karar verdiler, müttefikleri de peşlerinden gitti. Uluslararası hukuk anlayışları bundan ibaretti.

Irak'ı işgal etme gerekçeleri neydi? Kitle imha silahları. Ülkeye girdiler, Irak'ı yıkıma sürüklediler, uluslararası terörizmin yayılması için uygun bir ortam yarattılar ve ardından, “İstihbaratımız bizi yanılttı.” dediler. Bir ülkeyi yerle bir ettikten sonra bunun bir hata olduğunu söylediğinizi düşünün: Ortada kitle imha silahı yokmuş.

Peki Suriye'ye nasıl girdiler? Birleşmiş Milletler Güvenlik Konseyi bunların herhangi birine yetki verdi mi? İstediklerini yaptılar. Ancak Ukrayna'da yaşananlar bizim için binlerce kilometre uzakta değil; doğrudan kapımızın dibinde. Şunu anlamaları gerekiyor: Bizim artık geri çekilebileceğimiz başka bir yer yok.

[NOBUNAGA🇯🇵🏯_夏樹蒼依 @japan_nobunaga]

There is a hotel in Japan that opened in the year 705.

Not 1705. The year 705.

Rome still had an emperor in Constantinople.
The Vikings hadn't touched a boat yet.
America wouldn't exist for another thousand years.

The same family has run it for 52 generations.
Same hot spring. Same valley. Same job:
take care of the traveler.

It holds the world record as the oldest hotel on Earth,
and it is still taking reservations tonight.

And it's not alone.

A Japanese construction company was founded in 578,
building temples. It operated for over 1,400 years.

Japan has tens of thousands of companies
more than a century old —
more than any other country on the planet.

There's even a word for them: shinise.
Old shop. Said with deep respect.

In a world obsessed with scaling fast,
disrupting everything and selling the company by 40,
Japan quietly built something else:

businesses designed to outlive
everyone who will ever work in them.

Somewhere in Japan tonight, a 52nd-generation innkeeper
is checking the temperature of the same spring
her ancestor checked while Europe was in the Dark Ages.

That's not a business plan.
That's a promise, kept for 1,300 years.

[Hunter @271k_only]

The Talmud says Adam fucked every animal on earth.

@grok yes or no

[Kai Dunckelmann @falseflag311]

@SquadBookHome Its a pure accident ,that it is"606" ist it?

[Kai Dunckelmann @falseflag311]

@Maviturkk Der Mond hatte eine ganz andere https://t.co/5DMNeVOato konnte die Sonne nicht aus dem Winkel treffen.

[Kai Dunckelmann @falseflag311]

@Maviturkk Es war nicht der Mond.

[The Patriots Voice 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 🇬🇧 @Proudofthisland]

🚨A British undercover reporter just invaded his own country on a migrant dinghy… and the French police HELPED the smugglers.

Christian Drogan spent weeks living in Calais camps posing as a fugitive British criminal.

Then he boarded a packed inflatable with dozens of illegal migrants, filmed the entire chaotic crossing, and watched French gendarmes offer the smugglers free taxi rides straight back to the beach so they could organise the next wave.

Border Force picked them up in UK waters. One officer even told him: “You’re on the wrong boat.”

This is the reality the establishment doesn’t want you seeing.

French authorities facilitating the trade.

British borders treated like a suggestion.

And a journalist had to risk his life to prove it.

When does “control” actually mean control?

[Kai Dunckelmann @falseflag311]

@TheExiledMedic Allem.

[Alex Fairfax @Alex_Fairfax06]

Visited Dartmouth today.

Almost everybody there was white.

I approached a local:

“What’s the food like here?”

“It’s terrible. We barely eat. Most days we survive on tinned meat and potatoes. There are no restaurants because there’s no immigrants to open them or work in them. You can’t even go to the supermarket because there are no immigrants to stock the shelves.”

“Oh dear” I said. “What about hospitals and stuff? Are they good around here?”

“We don’t have hospitals or doctors” he told me. “We have no Nigerians and Indians so when you get sick you just die. It’s terrible. You just have to hope that you get better because there are no immigrants to care for us.”

“What about general infrastructure?”

“There’s no fuel for cars because there are no Indians to work in the petrol stations. If you want to go somewhere - you walk or go by boat.”

Truly a grim place. I don’t know how we ever managed before mass immigration.

[ALUTHEDON @Mbakaza4L]

This beautiful Donkey will Get more likes than the flag of Isreal

[gmina chojnów 🇵🇱 @gChojnow]

@GeekedMemes I'm Polish and this is still the best Polish language meme made by a foreigner.

The best one overall of course being: https://t.co/JdWFSBBiiG

[Kai Dunckelmann @falseflag311]

@dezzie_rezzie Schwachsinn :)

[Kekius Maximus @Kekius_Sage]

I’m a physics teacher, and quite a few stories have stayed with me throughout my career.

In my class, there’s an unwritten rule: For every final research project, students must submit a lab notebook recording all raw measurement data. Missing data or fabricated results mean an automatic F, in science there’s simply no room for dishonesty.

At the end of the term that year, a girl came to turn in her reversible pendulum project which was meant to measure the acceleration due to gravity. The data in her notebook was all over the place, and her graph was wildly off from the theoretical value of 9.8 m/s².

"My results are... completely ruined," she said. "Everyone else got nice numbers close to 9.8. I guess I'm getting an F".

I looked at her densely packed notebook, filled with meticulous notes: measurements taken at 2:00 AM, the humidity in her bedroom, even the exact times the string snapped and had to be retied. Having taught for over a decade, I can easily tell who fakes their numbers to match the textbook and who stays up all night putting in the real work.

"Why didn't you just tweak the numbers a bit to get closer to 9.8, like the others?" I asked.

She looked up, her eyes rimmed with red, but her voice was steady: "Because the data is what it is. You taught us that a scientist never lies about their data."

I silently flipped to the next page and marked a big red A.

She was stunned. "Wait... but my experiment completely failed?"

"Your experiment didn't fail. It just proved that your pendulum had air drag and a wobbly pivot" I said. "Science isn't about manufactured perfection, it's about the pursuit of truth. You stood up for the truth, and that's the true mark of a researcher."

Starting that semester, I created a small award in the corner of the lab: "The Best Failed Lab Report", given to the experiment with the most skewed results, but the most honest logs and thorough error analysis.

I want these kids to understand that having the courage to acknowledge mistakes and confront reality matters far more than faking a perfect score just to please someone else.

[Parody Jeff @Parodyjeffx]

HOLY SHIT.

Jewish extremist cult Lev Tahor in Guatemala was raided and 160 children were rescued.

Following allegations:

• Rape
• Human trafficking
• Forced Marriage
• Modern slavery

[Kai Dunckelmann @falseflag311]

@BradW13334 @Electroversenet MAYBY!And MAYBY china sts on all of the materials and dont deliver them to the west.Congrats.

[RadioGenoa @RadioGenoa]

It looks like a post-apocalyptic movie, but it is Macron’s France.