American Bully & Cockapoo

[American Bully & Cockapoo @springcoming22]

鐵路和網路改變的是空間的連通性與資訊的傳遞速度。
• 物理網絡（鐵路、電網、水路）： 它們建立了「點對點」的剛性連結。一旦軌道鋪設完成，它就成了所有商業活動的「必經之路」，具有極強的排他性與公共事業屬性。
• AI 算力（GPU 叢集）： 其實質並非「路」，而是**「超大型自動化設備」**。它更像是一座 24 小時運轉的精密工廠，產出的是「推理結果」或「生成內容」。
歷史上從未有過將「購買工廠設備」稱為「基礎建設」的先例。如果 AI 是基設，那當年的紡織機、流水線也該算基設。—Gemini

[American Bully & Cockapoo @springcoming22]

That doesn't refute the core accusation. The people accused of benefiting are naturally the ones most motivated to deny it. Their coordinated defense is expected, not proof. The credibility of the report depends on the evidence presented by the Times, not the denials of the implicated parties.

[American Bully & Cockapoo @springcoming22]

@aakashgupta Amazon didn’t create $2.1T for others — it redistributed it by killing bookstores, retailers, and small businesses.

[American Bully & Cockapoo @springcoming22]

@haugejostein The book sets up a parade of political straw men—simplistic campaign slogans that no serious economist would take as gospel—only to knock them down with a theatrical 'Aha!'. This isn’t analysis; it’s intellectual shadowboxing.

[American Bully & Cockapoo @springcoming22]

@MyLordBebo Didn’t he literally tell investors he’d "bomb Moscow"? Everyone’s waiting to see it happen—though let’s be real, he’s probably all talk.

[American Bully & Cockapoo @springcoming22]

To understand Trump, one must approach his words with the rigor of philology, because his definitions often diverge from conventional usage. So when Trump says releasing the files would harm "innocent people," you’re falling into the trap of interpreting the term through your own presuppositions. What does "innocent" even mean in his lexicon? From his perspective, the most "innocent" people are those like, *"I’ve got too much money and time, just seeking some unconventional fun—hiring young girls for service, accidentally leaving evidence behind. Who doesn’t like fresh meat? It’s the media imposing endless moral constraints."* In his eyes, *these* are the real victims—not the service providers. To him, those people aren’t victims at all.

[Ramin Nasibov @RaminNasibov]

by Tom Mosser

[Macklemore @macklemore]

HIND’S HALL. Once it’s up on streaming all proceeds to UNRWA.

[David Sacks @DavidSacks]

The neocon press cycle:

1) New threat to American Democracy in country X!
2) Anyone who questions this narrative is unpatriotic/traitor.
3) Victory is imminent and guaranteed.
4) Victory will take time but is worth it.
5) If we don’t redouble our efforts, we will lose.
6) Setbacks were inevitable.
7) Internal doubts and a lack of staying power cost us the war.
8) Press blackout on country X. (Never that important.)

Wait 6 months. Repeat with country Y.

[Tucker Carlson @TuckerCarlson]

Unelected lifers in the federal agencies make the biggest decisions in American government, and crush anyone who tries to reign them in. In the process, our democracy becomes a joke.

https://t.co/3tcIhXlHY8

[Tansu Yegen @TansuYegen]

Unbelievable instinct🐓🐓🐓

[Daniela @friedenserenity]

I’ve been looking for this clip!
https://t.co/MpNSupJvTS

[Philly Zoo @phillyzoo]

Happy 7th birthday to our cheetah sisters Amani & Kalima! 🎂 🥳 Cheetahs have distinguishing tear drop markings that run from their eyes to the corners of their mouth. This marking helps keep the sun out of their eyes!

[βάλλ' εἰς κόρακας @cycladian]

This 1,700-year-old school with its walls covered in Greek text referring to a passage from Homer’s ‘The Odyssey’, is located in the ancient town of Trimithis, now called Amheida, in Egypt’s western desert. It's one of the only two ancient schools uncovered in the hole of Egypt.

[Trimontium Trust @TrimontiumTrust]

The famous #Roman fish mosaic from Pompeii, now house in Naples Museum. The mosaic comes from the House of the Faun. The focal point of this mosaic is the struggle between the Octopus and the Crayfish. Over 21 different sea creatures are shown in the mosaic.

[Trimontium Trust @TrimontiumTrust]

The Bardo Museum in Tunisia has one of the largest collections of #Roman mosaics in the world. This detail is from one discovered at Dougga & dates to the 3rd Century AD. It shows a scene from Homer's epic poem, The Odyssey, as Ulysses & his crew try to avoid the lure of sirens.

[Archaeology & Art @archaeologyart]

Ancient Egyptian carved siltstone figure, inlaid with shell ring-beads, is more than 5,000 years old (. 3600–3500 BC.) and is just 8cm tall. It was excavated at Naqada by Egyptologist Flinders Petrie. Now on display at the Ashmolean Museum.

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

The eating behavior of some sea cucumber is definitely stunning https://t.co/DMuhAuveLQ [source of the gif, BBC's Blue Planet II: https://t.co/vB75UFI4uL]

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

Humpback whales create ‘bubble nets’ to snare their prey, sometimes with Fibonacci spiral patterns as showed in this clip by Richard Sidey. Researchers think the spiral patterns have advantages over circular ones [full paper: https://t.co/sFocP898oq]

[Archaeology & Art @archaeologyart]

Profile Warrior Ornament. Date: 390–450 AD. Geography: Peru. Culture: Moche. (Loma Negra). Medium: Silvered copper, shell. Collection: The Met.