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[Filológicas @IIFL_UNAM]

Al lugar que fue nuestro llega el invierno
Y cruzan por el aire las bandadas que emigran.
Después renacerá la primavera,
revivirán las flores que sembraste.
Pero en cambio nosotros
ya nunca más veremos
la casa entre la niebla.

✍ José Emilio Pacheco

[Academy of American Poets @POETSorg]

“i take my glasses off” by Lucille Clifton, born #OTD in 1936.

Read more poems: https://t.co/flY78mhZX8

[José Mario @JoseMarioMX]

Una persona promovió un amparo contra la reforma que creó la CURP biométrica obligatoria. Alegó algo muy sencillo y muy grave: que el Estado no puede construir una Plataforma Única de Identidad tomando, almacenando y utilizando huellas, rostro y otros datos biométricos como si fueran simples datos administrativos. Un juez concedió la suspensión provisional y la autoridad impugnó esa decisión.

Al resolver la queja, el Vigésimo Tribunal Colegiado en Materia Administrativa del Primer Circuito fijó un criterio de gran trascendencia y relevancia. Sostuvo que, frente a la biometría estatal, ya no basta hablar de privacidad. Los datos biométricos son únicos, permanentes e irrepetibles; si se concentran, interconectan o utilizan sin límites estrictos, pueden convertirse en instrumentos de vigilancia, perfilamiento, control social e incluso inhibir el ejercicio de libertades fundamentales.

Por eso el Tribunal propone un cambio de paradigma: hablar de soberanía digital personal. Esto significa reconocer que cada persona debe conservar el control efectivo sobre su identidad biológica y digital; decidir quién puede capturarla, para qué fines, por cuánto tiempo, con qué límites y bajo qué controles constitucionales. En otras palabras, la identidad deja de verse como un simple dato que administra el Estado y pasa a entenderse como un espacio de libertad que pertenece, antes que a cualquier autoridad, a la propia persona. Ese es el verdadero alcance de esta tesis y una discusión que marcará el futuro de los derechos fundamentales en la era digital.

Aquí te dejo el link para que puedas consultar la tesis que generó este caso: https://t.co/eWSMCjBhMs

[Adrian Bliss @adrianbliss]

Picasso tries to sell a painting 🖼️

[Yoon @nicoscosc]

“Do not drown in language. Have language at your fingertips, then forget it. […] the dream is never in language.

The dream was not born of language.

Animals without language dream.”

— Pascal Quignard, Rhétorique spéculative

[The Public Domain Review @PublicDomainRev]

Containing 405 alphabet specimens from 164 languages, Edmund Fry's Pantographia (1799) is a treasure chest for the epigraphical imagination: https://t.co/vhX8YoUswo

[Chef José Andrés 🕊️🥘🍳 @chefjoseandres]

Today on Anthony Bourdain’s birthday, let’s honor Tony by sharing a meal…with a friend or with a stranger…and making sure they’re okay. @wckitchen we are honoring him in a way by being next to the people of Venezuela after the earthquakes. Sharing food and hope. #BourdainDay

[Tom Rowsell @Tom_Rowsell]

Oh RADIANT LORD OF LIGHT! Destroy utterly the bringers of CHAOS!
🌿🏛🏹🐍🏺🌞
Share this 2nd century BC prayer to Apollo from Berlin Papyrus 6870 to totally own the enemies of order!

[Eternal Family @eternalfamilytv]

Clown Ministry (1989, 1hr 32min) Floyd Shaffer, a prominent figure in the Christian clowning movement, guides the viewer to use clowning as a form of ministry. From the @foundfootage archives

[vids that go hard @vidsthatgohard]

Anthony Bourdain died on this day eight years ago and him describing Waffle House is still the single-most important description of America that has ever been articulated.

[Vinculación Cultural @VinculaCultura]

🏺Con los talleres Colores y sabores de la tierra, impartido por la @SEDEMA_CDMX y Escultura en barro ofrecido por @SistemaCreacion la convivencia, la creatividad y la naturaleza se dieron cita en la 𝐄𝐱 𝐅á𝐛𝐫𝐢𝐜𝐚 𝐝𝐞 𝐏ó𝐥𝐯𝐨𝐫𝐚.

[New York Mickey @MickmickNYC]

Plot twist: summer is canceled, survival mode is active 🎬 The wind picked up out of nowhere and sent the entire sidewalk running for their lives. New York weather really went zero to a hundred today 🌬️🏙️

[New York Mickey @MickmickNYC]

Breaking: NYC’s newest tourist attraction just dropped. Who needs Niagara Falls when you have midtown Manhattan? 🌊

[Dotan @PianoAround]

Learning about the origin story of NYC neighborhoods is actually a pretty cool rabbit hole. Below are some fun fact’s about your favorite hoods:

TRIBECA

Before the 1970s, locals often called it the “Lower West Side.” Artists looking to legalize loft living created the abbreviation TriBeCa, modeled after SoHo. It quickly stuck and became one of the first successful NYC acronym neighborhoods.

NOMAD

The area was historically just considered part of Midtown South or Madison Square North. The term NoMad (North of Madison Square) emerged in 1999 was amplified by the New York Times and real estate community.

NOLITA

Nolita didn’t really exist as a recognized neighborhood until the 1990s.

The area was historically considered part of Little Italy. As demographics and retail changed, the term “North of Little Italy” gained traction and by 1996 it was appearing in major publications.

LOWER EAST SIDE

Unlike the others, the Lower East Side wasn’t invented by marketers.

The name dates back to the late 19th century as a straightforward geographic description of Manhattan’s densely populated immigrant neighborhoods. “LES” as an acronym is much newer, but “Lower East Side” itself is over a century old.

DUMBO

DUMBO has perhaps the best origin story.

In 1978, artists living in former warehouses held a loft party to come up with a name. They intentionally chose a ridiculous-sounding acronym because they thought it would discourage developers from moving in.

That plan did not work. 😆

Do with this what you will and please play nice.

[Casa del Lago UNAM @CasadelLago]

Bosque Resonante regresa a Casa del Lago UNAM con un programa de escucha que explora las relaciones entre naturaleza, tecnología y temporalidad a través de grabaciones de campo y obras clave ambient.

Curado por @ejival , activa el nuevo sistema de audio 8.1 del Espacio Sonoro.

[Filológicas @IIFL_UNAM]

Cada canción
es un remanso
del amor.

Cada lucero,
un remanso
del tiempo.
Un nudo
del tiempo.

Y cada suspiro
un remanso
del grito.

✍️ Federico García Lorca

[Elmo @elmo]

Elmo hopes both teams have fun! 🏀🏀🏀🏀

[Paul Seibert @BEH0LDINGEYE]

https://t.co/Be55TQAQVO

[Louis Xavier RUEDA ZILLI @loxaruzi]

'Je lègue ce dernier poème visuel à tous les jeunes gens qui m’ont fait confiance, malgré l’incompréhension totale dont mes contemporains m’entourent.'
[Le Testament d'Orphée, Jean #Cocteau, 1960]
#cinema @CocteauCinema #litterature