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un par de empanadas en parguito

[MAB Observer @MABobserver]

🇩🇪 Le chancelier allemand Friedrich Merz :

« Aucun hôpital, aucune maison de retraite, aucun chantier, aucun restaurant, aucun hôtel ne pourrait fonctionner aujourd’hui sans les immigrés qui vivent en Allemagne depuis des décennies, qui y travaillent et qui sont pleinement intégrés à la société.

Nous voulons que ces personnes fassent partie de notre pays. C’est pourquoi l’hostilité envers les étrangers n’a pas sa place en Allemagne. »

[José. @jmigueferrer]

Nombrar a mi país.

[H҉A҉C҉K҉E҉R҉ Venezuela @hackervnzl]

🗣️Prohibido olvidar el discurso histórico de Juan Requesens el discurso que le costó su juventud su salud mental paso por torturas y años de carcel por querer expresar el sentir de millones de venezolanos todos a difundir prohibido olvidar🇻🇪 liberen a los presos políticos

[Luis Rincón Arguello 🇨🇴 @Rincon001A]

El tik toker Raúl Diez regresó a la Guaira Venezuela 69 días después del terremoto para ver cómo avanza todo

Y es cruel pero luego de más de 3 meses miles de dramas continúan

[The Economist @TheEconomist]

Any contracts signed by America will ultimately be with the government of Delcy Rodríguez. Her administration, and Donald Trump’s, might now share an incentive to prevent any elected alternative from taking office in Venezuela https://t.co/cWVj2ho5yq

[Nassim Nicholas Taleb @nntaleb]

The Andrew Tate pbm:
Traditionally men expressed their "strength" by being gentle, gracious & protective w/the opposite sex, not by beating them & showing bro muscles.

In Islam* you only show off your wealth with public works not w/car collections.

*Tate converted to Islam.

[The Economist @TheEconomist]

Unlike his boss, Marco Rubio really does care about ending left-wing dictatorships in Latin America. But the US secretary of state still has a long way to go if he is to bring democracy back to Venezuela https://t.co/uMblJHD0W7

[gum @gumvape]

The Joker once said:

"When we understand that each day isn't one more day, but one less, we start giving more value to what truly matters and that hit hard"

[Catherine Ellis @Cat_lucy1]

More than a month on from the twin earthwuakes in Venezuela, many people are without jobs.

"I go out every day to see what I can get, to see if I can at least find some flour, water and sugar. Sometimes they don't give me anything; sometimes I go out and come home with nothing to give my children. It's tough."

This family has three members now without work or salaries. A family member has lent them money for fuel for the car. But they don't want to live off handouts – or those from NGOs. Additionally, some aid points had refused them help as they hadn't lost their homes.

While many still have their houses, they are still affected by the earthquake aftermath - and wondering without work, how they will get by.

https://t.co/mop9xSaXXr

[ñañi @dam_6000]

Si usted se siente inconforme con su vida, lo invito a que vaya a darle una vuelta a la guaira 👍🏻

[Catherine Ellis @Cat_lucy1]

I went back to La Guaira yesterday and there was a different kind of sadness. Not the shock and panic of the first few days but almost an emptiness. It felt quieter - buildings and piles of rubble, but abandonded, now without anyone scouring through them.

At other sites there were noisy diggers clearing the dusty concrete and remnants of people's lives - books, clothes, broken furniture. Most of the international rescue teams had gone, much of the press had too.

I spoke to one guy who had written 'We are alive' on the outside of his house to let people know he and his mother were ok if he nipped out anywhere. But speaking to him I found out his two daughters had been killed in Catia la Mar. He was far from ok.

Another guy walked out from a collapsed building that was mostly concrete slabs and told me he was picking up the remains of his brother and nephew. The remains were just bones. The earthquake had started a small fire that burned their bodies.

A nun stood looking at a heap of debris. I wondered what she was thinking, trying to make sense of it all. And probably unable to.

[Prompter @PromptLLM]

‘Uncertainty tolerance’ is the greatest indicator for your quality of life

[Pope Leo XIV @Pontifex]

We cannot consider #AI to be morally neutral. In reality, every technical tool embodies choices and priorities through what it measures, ignores, and optimizes, and how it classifies people and situations. Ethical discernment cannot be limited to asking whether we are using a system for good or bad purposes. It must also examine how that system is designed and what vision of the human person and society is embedded in the data and models that guide it. #MagnificaHumanitas

[Dylan O'Sullivan @DylanoA4]

How does C. S. Lewis do that, every paragraph is a book

[ludoonchart @ludoonchart]

Nassim Taleb despises the modern class of "experts" who give advice without taking any personal risk

during a raw, unscripted lecture, he broke down the only metric of trust that actually matters in life and business-having your own skin in the game:

"if you see fraud and don't shout fraud, you are a fraud. you have to shout fraud"

"we have an entire class of people economists, forecasters, and bureaucrats who harm others at absolutely no risk to themselves. when you are not harmed by your own mistakes, you can bullshit people for a very long time"

"nobody should ever cause risk without being harmed. managers of companies must have more to lose than their annual bonus"

"so never tell people what to do. tell them what you actually do. if you go to a doctor, don't ask him what you should do. ask him what he would do if he were in your shoes. suddenly, the answer becomes a lot more realistic"

bookmark and watch his brilliant breakdown of why the entire system is broken without real consequences

[Boring_Business @BoringBiz_]

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