I hate this man with every fiber of my being. If i want to make a podcast, i'll do it myself. Stop trying to turn the populous into drones. Stop trying to shove ai into every facet of human activities whilst trying to call it "creativity"
Anyway, where's that cancer cure?
This is not true.
UNWRA, WHO, and UNICEF ran a polio vaccination program in Gaza. Israel did not. This lawyer is lying.
Israel BLOCKED THE ENTRY OF SOAP, which is what caused the polio outbreak.
fear mongering about non existent trans women in the wta when the actual threat to the sport is abusive predatory men acting as coaches and ect and none of them being held accountable or even being able to be kicked off tour 🫠🫠
Wild how the Epstein files led to absolutely nothing. A massive, state-connected child trafficking ring turned into a few weeks of political theater until people's eagerness to do something evaporated. A consequence of US politics revolving around two parties who are complicit.
At a family dinner, my uncle started complaining that menstrual products were a waste of wood because pads contain cellulose, which comes from trees. He kept insisting women in the old days survived without them anyway. My little sister looked at him and said, “Actually, your birth certificate was a waste of paper.” The table went completely silent.
Earth absolutely can provide for more humans. It’s just that a certain harmful subspecies of human known as the “billionaire” contributes 1,000,000% more to the uninhabitability of the planet than the average human
I apologize for disturbing you. I just wanted to let you know that we are still trapped under bombardment, suffering from hunger, thirst, and the unbearable heat in Gaza. I sincerely apologize again for the disturbance.
"There's no way you can write a ten page paper without chatGPT"
WE COULD LITERALLY DO EVERYTHING THAT EVER HAPPENED IN HUMAN HISTORY WITHOUT CHATGPT WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT.
we don’t need to halve the population. thats eco facism. we need to get rid of militaries (responsible for 70% of emissions), data centers, companies that produce single use plastic, and switch out of fossil fuels to clean energy. but they’d rather let people die than do that
She’s the Frankenstein and he’s her Frankenstein’s bride. Most folks are just unwilling to admit that an older, ugly woman* is society’s equivalent of a monsterous man in a romance.
Something that radicalised me was learning that the "carbon footprint" concept was popularised by the fossil fuel industry to shift public focus on climate change towards individual consumers n their lifestyle instead of at the corporations that are knowingly destroying the earth
It’s remarkable that you can say Jurassic Park has “no big themes” when Jeff Goldblum looks directly into the camera and says, “Worship of technology with no limits or ethical restraints will be the ruin of humanity.”
Questa immagine dovrebbe farci fermare tutti. Un bambino cerca di svegliare sua madre senza sapere che non potrà più rispondergli. Non è una statistica, non è un numero, non è una notizia da scorrere distrattamente.
È un bambino che ha perso sua madre.
Il Sudan vive una tragedia immensa, fatta di guerra, fame, sfollamenti e violenze, mentre l’attenzione internazionale continua troppo spesso a spostarsi altrove. Non possiamo permettere che l’indifferenza trasformi queste persone in vittime invisibili.
Parlare del Sudan significa ricordare che dietro ogni numero c’è una vita, una famiglia, una storia. E significa anche provare a fare qualcosa di concreto, per quanto piccolo possa sembrare.
Per chi vuole dare una mano, lascio qui la raccolta fondi. Ogni contributo può aiutare a garantire cure mediche e a sostenere la costruzione di una struttura sanitaria per chi ne ha più bisogno. 💙
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Causale: costruzione struttura sanitaria
Listen, Christopher Nolan.
I stand with Homer’s Odyssey, not with a modern version created to make Odysseus easier for us to forgive. You say you did not mean to Christianize the story. But when the Trojan Horse becomes a source of guilt, the journey home becomes penance, and a warrior hungry for glory becomes ashamed of who he is, I have to wonder: are we still watching Homer’s hero, or a modern man sent to therapy in ancient armour?
Yes, Xenia matters. But so do kleos, timē, metis and nostos: glory, honour, cunning and the unbearable desire to return home.
Homer’s Odysseus is proud, violent, brilliant, selfish, loyal, wounded and deeply human. He is not asking the audience to approve of him. He is trying to reclaim his wife, his son, his home and the name the world almost took from him.
I do not need Odysseus to be more likeable. I need him to be recognizable.
Perhaps great stories are not supposed to make us comfortable. Perhaps they survive because they force us to face people whose values are not our own.
You borrowed Homer’s seas, his gods and his hero, but gave Odysseus the conscience of another age.
And I couldn’t help but wonder: when we rewrite the past until it finally agrees with us, are we bringing Homer to life or simply putting him on trial?