X-MEI

[X-MEI @X0MEI]

Hoje é dia de twittaço
FORA BOLSONARO!!!

[Gabriel Merino @gabrielmerino1]

En el recorrido por empresas tecnológicas chinas, donde observamos distintas formas de aplicación de inteligencia artificial a procesos industriales, hubo algo que empezó a aparecer una y otra vez.
En casi todas nos mostraron una cronología de su ascenso tecnológico: innovaciones clave, patentes, premios, avances industriales, etc. Y el patrón quedó claro: el punto de salto tecnológico se ubicaba entre 2016 y 2017.
Nada es casual. Tampoco un resultado espontáneo de las fuerzas del mercado.
En 2015 el gobierno lanzó el plan Made in China 2025 para transformar a China de una "fábrica de manufactura barata" a un líder tecnológico mundial y gran centro emergente. Decidieron avanzar en 10 industrias estratégicas, entre ellas la IA. Este plan reforzó el XIII Plan Quinquenal, uno de cuyos focos centrales fue avanzar en el desarrollo por innovación, con los objetivos de saltar en las cadenas de valor, digitalizar la industria y construir las bases de la estructura de información intensiva.
En otras palabras, China decidió profundizar una transición que venía madurando desde años anteriores: pasar de una posición de semiperiferia manufacturera hacia una posición de liderazgo económico y tecnológico global, buscando además superar la llamada trampa de los ingresos medios.
Para ello se movilizaron enormes cantidades de recursos, articulando al gobierno (que lidera el proceso), con el sistema universitario, científico y tecnológico, y el sector productivo tanto público como privado.
Nuestra estancia fue coordinada en la Universidad Politécnica, dónde también participaron unas 27 micro-empresas de Brasil. Ahí puede verse con claridad cómo funciona el modelo chino del triángulo de Sábato (Estado, Ciencia y Tecnología, Sectores Productivo), que hoy está revolucionando la economía mundial.
Mucho para aprender y para pensar en relación a un proyecto nacional y regional de desarrollo en el siglo XXI con características propias.

[WAR @warsurv]

🇨🇳🇮🇷 Here’s the situation with China:

Sixteen Chinese military cargo aircraft, reportedly loaded with naval anti‑ship, air‑defense, and anti‑aircraft weapons, have landed in Iran.

🇮🇷 The Iranian IRGC is said to be preparing potential strikes targeting U.S. bases and aircraft carriers, CENTCOM assets, and Israeli airports.

[Richard @ricwe123]

Apparently Vladimir Putin was right all along.

"There were something like 36 American-made biological weapons labs in Ukraine"

(Dave Collum,Cornell University professor interviewed by Tucker Carlson)

[Nina 🐙 Byzantina @NinaByzantina]

‼️Georgians 🇬🇪 turned out to be politically smarter than Ukrainians 🇺🇦!

When the West wanted to launch a second front against Russia in 2022 by using Georgia, according to numerous Georgian statesmen, it even offered them weapons!

Now, Tbilisi’s mayor Kakha Kaladze announced in a press conference that his country experienced “direct threats, blackmail, and insults,” but withstood the pressure.

The background story of Russia’s “unprovoked invasion” of Ukraine is getting more and more telling, even for the most naive observer.

[Patricia Marins @pati_marins64]

You pay, but it's not yours.

Recently, after a barrage of artillery, Thailand decided to retaliate against Cambodia using its aircraft. It had to seek authorization from the U.S. to deploy F-16s and from Sweden for the Gripens, even though it had paid for them.

This is also how modern missile defense systems operate always in an authorization mode. If the manufacturer of the system disagrees, the company can simply suspend updates, compromising the aircraft’s operation. Similarly, suspending GNSS pre-authorization can disable air defense systems.

Weapons are not just something you can buy with money. You also need to be part of a development alliance or bloc. Investing in weapons is not merely paying for them but investing in R&D centers, university departments, reverse engineering, and fostering relations with countries that can collaborate.
There must be a coherent project that promotes scientific development beyond aerospace and generates innovation across various fields, including key civilian sectors.

[X-MEI @X0MEI]

@DD_Geopolitics #freepalestine🇵🇸

[Daniel Mayakovski @DaniMayakovski]

Un 20 de febrero de 1939, en Nueva York, más de 20.000 nazis estadounidenses llenaban el Madison Square Garden, con el himno de EEUU de fondo, hicieron el saludo nazi y llamaron a exterminar a los comunistas y judíos.

En aquel entonces Hitler ya tenía 6 campos de concentración abiertos y apenas 7 meses después invadiría Polonia con sus tropas.

Aquella noche, no solo estaba lleno el Madison Square Garden con más de 20.000 nazis, fuera del recinto había 10.000 nazis más jaleando el discurso de Fritz Julius Kuhn, el Führer estadounidense.

Los nazis fueron protegidos por el estado, con mas de 1700 policías desplegados por el gobierno.

[X-MEI @X0MEI]

O Brasil não cabe no jardim da Europa ! https://t.co/0uQ8Wp0rxG via @YouTube

[Arnaud Bertrand @RnaudBertrand]

Quite a sign when Stephen Walt, one of the most renowned scholars of international relations in the world (and Harvard professor), writes an article in Foreign Policy arguing that "Noam Chomsky has been proved right": https://t.co/SAmSGsXDJJ

Walt agrees with Chomsky that "the claim that U.S. foreign policy is guided by the lofty ideals of democracy, freedom, the rule of law, human rights" is "nonsense".

As he explains, all of US history proves the contrary, from the "genocidal campaign against the indigenous population" the country was founded upon, to the fact it intervened militarily "to thwart democratic processes in many countries, and waged or backed wars that killed millions of people in Indochina, Latin America, and the Middle East."

Walt also agrees with Chomsky that this is enabled by a massive brainwashing campaign on the US population: "government institutions work overtime to 'manufacture consent' by classifying information, prosecuting leakers, lying to the public, and refusing to be held accountable even when things go wrong or malfeasance is exposed. Their efforts are aided by a generally compliant media, which repeats government talking points uncritically and only rarely questions the official narrative."

Walt concludes: "If I were asked whether a student would learn more about U.S. foreign policy by reading [Chomsky's] book or by reading a collection of the essays that current and former U.S. officials occasionally write in journals such as Foreign Affairs or the Atlantic, Chomsky and Robinson would win hands down. I wouldn’t have written that last sentence when I began my career 40 years ago. I’ve been paying attention, however, and my thinking has evolved as the evidence has piled up."

[Leandro Demori @demori]

Escandaloso. Nosso Exército passa suas comunicações e movimentações de tropa pelos sistema do Musk. Em 2013 o Edward Snowden já mostrou: empresas “de tecnologia” dos EUA traficam informações privadas para as agências de segurança e espionagem dos EUA.

O governo precisa acabar com esse contrato pra ontem.

[Breno Altman @brealt]

Foi na Venezuela onde a esquerda mais avançou na América do Sul. Conquistou não apenas o governo, mas também o poder. Dirige todas as instituições do Estado, incluindo a Justiça e as Forças Armadas. Por essa razão, entre outras, o imperialismo odeia o chavismo: perdeu o poder.

[Blog do Noblat @BlogdoNoblat]

Em livro, coronel acusa Mourão e Exército de corrupção por compra de 'megavideogame'. O autor acusa ex-colegas de farda de compactuarem com irregularidades na compra de um simulador de apoio de fogo da empresa espanhola Tecnobit, que custou € 13,98 milhões aos cofres públicos (cerca de R$ 32 milhões quando o contrato foi assinado, em 2010, quase R$ 83 milhões pelo câmbio atual) (Folha)

[Breno Altman @brealt]

Uma cena espetacular, fascinante…

[Breno Altman @brealt]

Um dos principais estudiosos de relações internacionais dos EUA, John J. Mearsheimer dá o papo reto sobre o objetivo do sionismo desde sua origem. Assistam que vale a pena.

[Chico Pinheiro @chico_pinheiro]

Será possível?
Policial recebendo propina?
Que coisa surreal !

[Informações mundiais e militares @Ricardo_1934]

Presidente Biden se confunde e diz em voz alta instruções do teleprompter "say that again - diga isso de novo" em meio a discurso.

[Lázaro Rosa 🇧🇷 @lazarorosa25]

Grande dia! Julian Assange está livre!

[Nicola Perugini @PeruginiNic]

The Israeli army using an injured Palestinian civilian as a human shield tied to the front of a military jeep in Jabriyat (Jenin, WB) this morning. The same army which is justifying its war of annihilation in Gaza based on the human shielding argument.

[امة الله @Zeynebkhamees]

@PeruginiNic

[Mônica Bergamo @monicabergamo]

Alexandre de Moraes censura reportagens sobre acusação de agressão feita por ex-mulher de Arthur Lira. Leia abaixo entrevista cujo vídeo foi censurado: “LIRA ME ESGANOU” 👇🏻👇🏻
https://t.co/0xMLpVhBQJ