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αστροθέτης, ο (ουσ.) αυτός που κατατάσσει τ' άστρα σε αστερισμούς, αυτός που αστροθετεί.

[THIS DAY IN METAL @ThisDayInMETAL]

On This Day in Metal September 29, 1986

Iron Maiden released the legendary album “Somewhere In Time”

Featuring classics like “Wasted Years,” “Stranger In A Strange Land,” “Heaven Can Wait” and “Caught Somewhere In Time,” the album showcased Maiden pushing their sound forward with the addition of guitar synthesizers.

A true 1980s metal masterpiece!

#IronMaiden #SomewhereInTime #ThisDayInMetal #HeavyMetal #Metal.

[Aesthetica Magazine @AestheticaMag]

#AsSeenInPrint | Meet Svetlana Talanova

These pictures, from 'PhotoSynthesis' and 'No Less Than Others', were made directly on photosensitive paper by exposing natural materials to light.

Discover new artists in Aesthetica Magazine.

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[Forbes @Forbes]

Pope Leo Says AI Safety Fears Are Not ‘Fake News’ And Criticizes Nvidia’s Billionaire CEO
https://t.co/4B8YTg6xm2

[Mixmag @Mixmag]

Liverpool's Royal Albert Dock is paying homage to the city's nightlife culture with a week-long projection series featuring club photography from Mark McNulty

https://t.co/pgyhKwTJZ5

[Sound On Sound @soundonsoundmag]

It’s nearly time to turn a few knobs.
@SynthFestUK returns to Sheffield on 24 October.

Who's coming? 
#synthfest2026

[UCLA @UCLA]

Turns out T. Rex was quite the hottie! New UCLA research has determined that the infamous tyrant lizard king was warm blooded.

[Physics In History @PhysInHistory]

A wave is just circular motion unfolded in space and time. ✍️

[Sky News @SkyNews]

OpenAI model shelved after showing 'higher levels of deception'

Read more 🔗 https://t.co/fb41LAfkzN

[Physics In History @PhysInHistory]

Happy Birthday to the physicist Enrico Fermi ! ✍️

Born in 29 September 1901, Fermi has crucial contribution in revolutionizing our understanding from quantum mechanics to nuclear energy.
Enrico Fermi is best known for creating the first nuclear reactor, leading to the development of nuclear energy and weapons. He also developed Fermi-Dirac statistics, crucial for understanding fermions, and made significant contributions to quantum theory, beta decay, and particle physics.

[designboom @designboom]

peripheral vision and artwork that exceeds the eye https://t.co/c46rbVwUHh

[WIRED @WIRED]

One of AI’s fiercest critics believes the doom talk is about founders making money, not saving humanity. https://t.co/66KFKXQa43

[nature @Nature]

A new Chinese-owned journal has set its sights on rivalling the world’s oldest and most influential academic titles

https://t.co/Mp736ueLMX

[BBC News (World) @BBCWorld]

This is the moment SpaceX's Starship launched its 14th test flight in Texas on Monday. Read more: https://t.co/JqyKa5ZjB8

[Reuters @Reuters]

McDonald’s is using artificial intelligence to help set menu prices across the US and some global markets, a plan that aims to boost profit but risks alienating customers and attracting antitrust scrutiny https://t.co/FI5dBN4luP

[Netflix @netflix]

DEMON SLAYER: KIMETSU NO YAIBA INFINITY CASTLE I

Now on Netflix in the US

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

“Keep reading books, but remember that a book's only a book, and you should learn to think for youself.”

- Maxim Gorky

Maxim Gorky, born Alexei Peshkov in 1868, adopted the name “Gorky,” meaning “bitter,” a fitting reflection of the harsh realities that shaped his life and writing. Orphaned at a young age, he worked numerous difficult jobs, including as a dishwasher, baker, and dockworker, experiencing poverty firsthand. Those years heavily influenced his stories about laborers, wanderers, and society’s outsiders who struggled against hardship. Works such as The Lower Depths and Mother established him as an important literary voice for Russia’s working class and closely associated him with the development of socialist realism.

Beyond his social themes, Gorky emphasized the importance of independent thought. Reading could introduce people to new perspectives, but he believed books should serve as tools for developing the mind rather than replacing personal judgment.

“Keep reading books, but remember that a book’s only a book, and you should learn to think for yourself.”

The message is that reading should strengthen your ability to think, not do your thinking for you. Books expose us to the experiences, arguments, and ideas of others, but readers still have a responsibility to question what they encounter, examine the evidence, and form their own conclusions.

The deeper lesson is that the value of reading does not come from automatically believing everything on the page. It comes from engaging with ideas critically, comparing different perspectives, and ultimately deciding for yourself what deserves to be accepted as true.

[ABC News @ABC]

SpaceX launched the world’s largest and most powerful rocket on Monday, with the spacecraft successfully reaching orbit for the first time.

Satellite camera footage shows stunning video of the spacecraft soaring above Earth.

[Η ΚΑΘΗΜΕΡΙΝΗ @Kathimerini_gr]

Η OpenAI δεν θα κυκλοφορήσει το το GPT-6.1 Astra, το νέο μοντέλο τεχνητής νοημοσύνης της, εν μέσω ανησυχιών για την ασφάλεια, όπως επιβεβαίωσε σήμερα η εταιρεία. https://t.co/PGSD5vnBt8

[Reuters @Reuters]

🔊 Anthropic’s IPO prospectus is out, and it comes with a warning for its own investors: Advanced AI could pose catastrophic risks to humanity. Listen to the Reuters World News podcast for more https://t.co/RZW8czscuB

[𝑨𝑳𝑬𝑿𝒊𝒔 @tetraspect]

Koera Noera - Psytrance Dolls From Outer Space (Original Mix) https://t.co/oL90iqMY5k μέσω @YouTube