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[Archive @archivebycosmos]

Casa Butantã (1964) in São Paulo by architect Paulo Mendes da Rocha. Photo by Nelson Kon.

[Nick Lloyd @Civil_War_Spain]

Cover for 1922 first edition of Don Quijote in Mandarin by Liu Bangyi. Translated initially from English rather than Spanish as the "Adventures of a Crazy Hero".

[Will 🦥 Menaker @willmenaker]

RIP, Sloyan did great work in multiple appearances on TNG and DS9 including as the Romulan defector and Odo's semi-abusive "dad"

[AniSWISSarts @AniSWISSarts]

Albrecht DÜRER - Amorous Peasants

[Neil @irl_neil]

Congrats to the neoliberals, your subject is now fully formed

[Alex Hochuli 🧉🎙️🤯📉 @Alex__1789]

People see things clearly. But it's only the first step.

The second is to realise that a free market is impossible in a world of big capital.

The third is to realise that the modern things we prize are impossible to produce in a world of small capitals.

The fourth step...

[Interesting World @_fluxfeeds]

This is Samuel Henderson, a young birder who's gone viral for his incredibly accurate bird call imitations.
His ability to recreate the sounds of different bird species is truly impressive.

📹lorisamuelsmom

[Mehar Khursheed @curlistani]

duckduckgo doesnt do this and you can turn its ai assist feature completely off

[Yugoslavian Visuals @YugoslavVisuals]

Dubrovnik, 1970s.

[N_Curious @n_curious]

@facebookvillain https://t.co/6XJyX4DUHx

[Ruchi Gupta @guptar]

The lopsided balance of power between capital and labour: the workers have no ability to refuse to wear the cameras which are training systems which will eventually replace the workers themselves

[Paul Novosad @paulnovosad]

Resilience is great, having very highly educated parents helps too

[N_Curious @n_curious]

@snowiecone Oscar Peterson

[Image Trust @Image_Trust]

از امروز عکس، عکاس های داخل ایران رو که دارن این جنگ رو پوشش میدن به اشتراک میذارم لطفا به اشتراک بذارید تا فاجعه ی انسانی دیده بشه. عکاس وحید بیات:شنبه ۸فروردین ۱۴۰۵ بمباران تهران
28/03/2026-Vahid Bayat photos-Tehran

[Jostein Hauge @haugejostein]

One of the most atrocious international crimes being committed right now is the US blockade on Cuba.

The US government is doing everything it can to strangle Cuba’s economy, especially by ramping up the oil blockade. No electricity, no oil, no fuel. Barely any food. A severe health crisis has erupted.

Why is the US doing this? For no reason other than its dislike of the Cuban regime. Cuba poses no threat to the US.

There is overwhelming global opposition to the US blockade. UN human rights experts have condemned it as a serious violation of international law.

Now, Trump wants to take over Cuba, saying: “I can do anything I want with it.”

This is one of the most grotesque crimes of our time.

[Patrick Hamilton @patbhamilton]

The last 20,000 years and the nest 80 in one graph.

Updated to include some future climate impacts.

[New Left EViews @NewLeftEViews]

The article makes it clear that data centres don’t fully explain the rise, and that providers use AI/data centres as pretext to pass on costs of overdue investments and repairs. Markets aren’t magic price setting machines. Firms set prices and AI is allowing them to do so.

[N_Curious @n_curious]

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[verb @sierras_account]

Braddock, PA. 2026 (Note Palantir billboard)

[New Left EViews @NewLeftEViews]

Reminder: almost all losses due to AI are 'excuse-dundancies': white collar employers using automation as a pretext to lay off thousands while making the work harder and often less productive for the remaining staff, which middle management is blind to at the deliverables level.