emily lee's mad octopus

mexican gymnerd | Sui Lu | Aliya | Eythora

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Oh she will be missed

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Sun Xinyi announced her retirement

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@jorgegogdl @emeequis aquí en Sinaloa las obras públicas llevan años coptadas por los hijos de rocha. Es cuestión de ir a cualquier obra estatal y corroborar que la empresa en el acta de fallo sea la que está construyendo (spoiler: nunca).

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@nmas @Enrique_Acevedo No solo eso, sino que en la misma elección la pareja sentimental del 00, Ana Karen Val, resultó alcaldesa de Elota después de actos ilícitos de campaña y de haber “levantado” a casi todos los operadores políticos del pri un día antes de la elección.

[stan li qi or die @fabrichnovas]

pointed toes literally every second of the routine even all the way through the ftdt oh don’t end everyone else on earth like that

[Pablo Malo @pitiklinov]

Los autores de este artículo, dos de los científicos del comportamiento más influyentes del mundo, realizan una autocrítica sincera sobre el tema de los nudges (empujoncitos).

Durante años creyeron que los pequeños “nudges” (empujones sutiles) podían resolver grandes problemas sociales y ambientales haciendo que las personas tomaran mejores decisiones individuales: comer más sano, ahorrar más, reducir su huella de carbono, vacunarse, etc. Hoy admiten que se equivocaron.

Según ellos, el enfoque conductual ha caído en una trampa: al centrarse casi exclusivamente en modificar el comportamiento individual, ha desviado la atención de las verdaderas causas de los problemas, que son sistémicas (diseño de mercados, incentivos corporativos, políticas económicas, entornos laborales y comerciales). En lugar de cambiar los sistemas que empujan a la gente hacia decisiones perjudiciales, la ciencia del comportamiento ha terminado culpando sutilmente a los individuos por sus “malas elecciones”, ofreciendo soluciones superficiales que no resuelven los problemas de fondo.

Chater y Loewenstein concluyen que ha llegado el momento de cambiar de dirección: la ciencia conductual debe dejar de obsesionarse con nudges individuales y empezar a presionar por cambios estructurales reales en las empresas, los mercados y las políticas públicas. Parchear el comportamiento de las personas ya no es suficiente.

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That stalder full is gonna be the death of us all

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Nemour baku bars final 
7.0 8.233

[r ☆ its gymnnastics season yayy @Gymnastics2draw]

kaylia 15.2 ub from sarah voss ig

[Hopewell Chin’ono @daddyhope]

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has delivered one of the most powerful anti-Trumpism speeches at Davos, drawing on Václav Havel’s The Power of the Powerless and urging nations to stop “living a lie” in a crumbling rules-based order amid growing great power rivalry.

The former governor of both the Bank of Canada and the Bank of England said nations should stop appeasing the bully and instead push back firmly.

Carney is one of the most qualified heads of government in the world. He also warned Britain against voting for Brexit when he was governor of the Bank of England, and virtually all of his predictions about the consequences have since come to pass.

Mark Carney is a trained economist with a Bachelor’s degree in Economics from Harvard University and both a Master’s degree and a Doctorate (DPhil) in Economics from Oxford University.

In a world of terrified leaders who are bootlicking Donald Trump out of fear, Mark Carney’s speech is a true beacon of hope for weaker nations with weak leaders, and even for big countries like Britain, which is currently being led by an appeaser.

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@FiguresBitch Also her form on beam was great.

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@FiguresBitch Those connections were difficult and unusual, thus great. There were three slight balance checks (two of them after those hard connections). Gymnasts nowadays aren't even connecting side somis to leaps that often, let alone a switch 1/2 to an Onodi or Onodi to Side Aerial.

[The Andrade @yourboygon]

This is what God intended the balance beam to look like

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One of the top 3 floor routines in history.

[Gio🤍 @toeonfronthalf]

i’m still at the restaurant

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Diosa

[produnova's shaved eyebrow @kylasperfect40]

Kaylia Nemour UB 15.366 (6.9/8.466)

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@yuhangyuan_ Who's this?

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Cleaned my soul

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😍😍😍😍

[GYMeme @GYMemeDeArkan]

Ana Bărbosu 🇹🇩🥉 is the 1st Romanian in 13 years to medal at the European AA!

She could not believe she was not 4th again 😭

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whip to double arabian montage

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@qqysarabian It's not a major competition. I'm actually surprised she did the whip before the full-in

[Sisa @TheTitanBaddie]

Pro-LGBTQI+, Pro-Feminism and Pro-Palestine.

Get up Sister, we need you.

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@yuhangyuan_ Who's this