Marina

Linguist

[The Cybersmile Foundation @CybersmileHQ]

Only 28% of people feel safe sharing their opinions online. Yet we're living in the most connected period in human history.
Our Digital Wellbeing 2026 report explores growing concerns around AI, misinformation, cyberbullying, and mental health.
Read the report via the link below.

[theglobalphotocommunity @the_gpc_]

Cherry blossoms 🌸📸
By: angy_p70

[Marina @Marinavrv]

@ElonMuskAOC Casino, all in on 0

[Marina @Marinavrv]

@24chasamk How is this translated from Serbian?

[Marina @Marinavrv]

Source: https://t.co/lD4wHkY3bQ
https://t.co/zYCS8JlugH

[24chasa.mk @24chasamk]

Македонија да не ја плаќа цената за фрустрации на други држави, порача Јовева

[Marina @Marinavrv]

@OSoulsie We're just two lost souls missing eachother in a fish bowl... wish we were here...

[Marina @Marinavrv]

@earthcurated Never

[BBC News (UK) @BBCNews]

West End theatre to be named after Dame Judi Dench https://t.co/yrMijAcam8

[The Figen @TheFigen_]

They nailed it! 👏😂😂

[Marina @Marinavrv]

https://t.co/YK20fbni8T

[Déborah @dvorahfr]

Joan of Arc: A Groklywood video
Born in 1412 in Domrémy, Joan of Arc is an iconic figure in French history.
She claimed to be guided by divine voices to support Charles VII and liberate France from English occupation during the Hundred Years' War.
Captured in 1430, she was burned alive in 1431 after a trial for heresy, apparently betrayed by the King of France.

Video entirely created with @grok @imagine , agent mode, according to the process:
1- I conducted historical research on Joan of Arc with Grok.

2- I wrote the script.

3- I collaborated with Grok on scene breakdown.

4- I created the images and animation: Grok Imagine, agent mode (see previous post).

5- Editing (ouch, that's the hardest part for me!)

6- I posted it, and counted the likes and reposts.😅

@elonmusk

[Vera Kober Art @vera_kober_art]

My painting of a blue hydrangea

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

He created a device that lets paralyzed individuals control phones, tablets, and computers with only their tongue.

Created by MIT-trained engineer Tomás Vega, the device sits on the roof of the mouth and works like a wireless trackpad.

[Marina @Marinavrv]

@earthcurated

[Marina @Marinavrv]

@HumansNoContext 😂

[Marina @Marinavrv]

https://t.co/BVcC6lAshI

[Marina @Marinavrv]

@AllaAisling