I'm here!

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[I'm here! @XN_eia2]

@Math_files b) Fifty percent

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Hmm

[Vivek Sen @Vivek4real_]

ELON MUSK'S JAW-DROPPING PREDICTION:

"DON'T GO INTO MEDICAL SCHOOL."

ELON MUSK: "YES. POINTLESS."

IN 3 YEARS (2029), OPTIMUS ROBOTS WILL BE BETTER SURGEONS THAN ANY HUMAN ON EARTH — AT SCALE.

BY 4–5 YEARS? NOT EVEN CLOSE.

THE BEST MEDICINE IN THE WORLD WILL BE FREE — BETTER THAN WHAT THE PRESIDENT GETS TODAY.

THIS IS WILD.

[Алёна Попова @alyonapopova]

МИД России о странах Балтии: «Они процветали во время СССР, а теперь стали нищими задворками Европы»

Средняя зарплата
🇱🇹 Литва: €2527
🇪🇪 Эстония: €2135
🇱🇻 Латвия: €1831
🇷🇺 Россия: €559

Минимальная зарплата
🇱🇹 Литва: €1153
🇪🇪 Эстония: €886
🇱🇻 Латвия: €780
🇷🇺 Россия: €295

[Kat Kanada 🏴 @KatKanada_TM]

Disgusting.

And people hate ME for criticizing Canada.

You got the wrong person. You should despise the gov't that allowed this to happen.

[I'm here! @XN_eia2]

@stats_feed It's called "pinya" in catalan language.

[Alexander Kavtaradze @alexkavtaradze_]

Magnificent Oshki, 10th century Georgian church in the historic region of Tao-Klarjeti, modern-day Türkiye.

[Mariam Nikuradze @mari_nikuradze]

One person was just detained holding a banner: Is Bidzina (Ivanishvili) a dick?

[Marika Mikiashvili 🇬🇪🇺🇦🇪🇺 @Mikiashvili_M]

This reminds me of that joke: a man gets arrested in Russia for displaying simply "Khuylo" on a banner. He tells the police that they can't be sure whom he means. The police replies: we all know who Khuylo is.

After Tornike, several other people were arrested too.

[I'm here! @XN_eia2]

@Mikiashvili_M Why is that?

[Sandeep | CEO, Polygon Foundation (※,※) @sandeepnailwal]

you cant make a good deal with a bad person - Warren Buffet

no contract on earth protects you from bad faith. if the person across the table wants to screw you they will find a way, and thats why being a good judge of character matters so much in business. dealing with bad people just isnt worth the time or energy, let the universe define their fate, cut ties with them at all costs

[Rohoza (Дев'ятий) Mykhailo 🇺🇦🇱🇹🇨🇦 @Oct7NeverForget]

What has this war revealed, Russians?

1. First.
You turned out to be far less intelligent than you believed yourselves to be.

2. Second.
Putin is not an alien who accidentally landed in Russia. He turned out to be a fairly accurate reflection of a society that, for decades, wanted greatness without responsibility, victories without hard work, respect without dignity, and an empire without paying the price.

3. Third.
You produce very little besides arrogance, fear, lies, hatred, humiliation, and endless explanations of why everyone else is to blame except you.

4. Fourth.
The so-called "second strongest army in the world" turned out not to be the army of the future, but a relic of the past—a television myth and a meat grinder for the poor.

5. Fifth.
There turned out to be fewer decent people than many had hoped. And the most frightening part is not that there are so few of them. The most frightening part is how easily the majority agreed to live alongside crime, as long as they themselves were left alone.

6. Sixth.
Russia's greatest resource is not oil, gas, or missiles. Its greatest resource is the willingness to tolerate any atrocity—as long as it is properly justified on television.

7. Seventh.
The greatest catastrophe is not that the authorities lied. It is that millions of people were willing to buy those lies because the truth would have required them to grow up.

The war has exposed not only a rotten army—it has exposed a country that spent a very long time believing itself to be great because it was afraid to admit its own immaturity.

[Yaw Nyame, MD | Mind & Body @Yaw_nyame35]

Germany is going through something that looks like a contradiction.

The economy is struggling. Companies are shutting down. People are dealing with salary cuts or losing their jobs.

And at the same time, Germany needs around 400,000 new workers every year to fill the gaps in its workforce.

How can both of these things be true at the same time?

[NEXTA @nexta_tv]

China has built the largest railway station in the world

Chongqing East railway station is twice the size of the Vatican and 15 times larger than Europe’s biggest railway station.

To build it, engineers had to demolish a mountain, and construction took only 38 months. It is an absolute record for construction speed.

[Martin Sonneborn @MartinSonneborn]

Die Chatkontrolle kommt. Kein guter Tag für Freiheit & Bürgerrechte…

[Fidias Panayiotou @Fidias0]

CHAT CONTROL IS COMING

Even though most Members of the European Parliament have voted to REJECT Chat Control, we have not been able to reach the absolute majority that was needed (361 Members).

This is a sad day for Europeans.

[World of Statistics @stats_feed]

1989:
Yugoslavia

2008:
🇸🇮 Slovenia
🇭🇷 Croatia
🇧🇦 Bosnia & Herzegovina
🇲🇰 North Macedonia
🇷🇸 Serbia
🇲🇪 Montenegro
🇽🇰 Kosovo

[Basil the Great @BasilTheGreat]

🚨🇫🇷 NEWS: A French woman was given a six month suspended sentence and a €3,000 fine after her home was invaded by a Tunisian migrant who sexually assaulted her.

She appeared on national television to discuss her ordeal and said "the main danger for women in France is Black African and Arab immigrant men"

The Police then charged her with "incitement to racial hatred"

Her appeal against this punishment is due later today

You have our support @ThaisEscufon 🙏

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

Researchers at Stanford University have elucidated a mechanism behind the occurrence of myocarditis following mRNA COVID-19 vaccination, particularly in young males.

Analysis of blood samples from vaccinated individuals revealed elevated levels of two cytokines—CXCL10 and interferon-gamma (IFN-γ)—in those who developed post-vaccination myocarditis.

These signaling proteins initiate a two-step inflammatory cascade: CXCL10, primarily produced by macrophages in response to the vaccine, recruits T cells that release IFN-γ, which in turn attracts aggressive immune cells (such as neutrophils and macrophages) to the heart, leading to tissue damage.

In preclinical models (including mice and human cardiac tissue), neutralizing CXCL10 and IFN-γ significantly reduced cardiac injury and immune cell infiltration without impairing the vaccine's overall immunogenicity.

Additionally, pretreatment with genistein—a soy-derived anti-inflammatory compound—attenuated the cytokine surge and mitigated heart damage in these models.

Vaccine-associated myocarditis typically presents with symptoms like chest pain, shortness of breath, and palpitations shortly after the second dose and remains exceedingly rare.

Importantly, SARS-CoV-2 infection itself poses a substantially higher risk of myocarditis—along with severe multisystem complications—reinforcing that the benefits of mRNA vaccination far exceed the risks.

Statistics report 1 case of myocarditis in 9,000–25,000 doses for the highest-risk groups, adolescent and young adult males, particularly after the second dose. Rates were much lower in females, older adults, and after first or booster doses. For context, myocarditis risk from actual COVID-19 infection was substantially higher—often 10 times or more in comparable age groups.

[Cao, X., Manhas, A., Chen, Y.-I., et al. (2025). Inhibition of CXCL10 and IFN-γ ameliorates myocarditis in preclinical models of SARS-CoV-2 mRNA vaccination. Science Translational Medicine. DOI: 10.1126/scitranslmed.adq0143]

[Leon Abboud @leonabboud]

A cousin of mine runs a chiropractic clinic in France.

A few months ago we net in Europe and he told me something that stuck with me.

He said most entrepreneurs in France don’t build businesses around what customers want.

They build businesses around what the government subsidizes.

In his case, the government heavily reimburses a certain type of rehabilitation treatment.

So he built his entire clinic around it.

His biggest customer isn���t the patient.

It’s the government because they subsidize and cover all costs for patients.

So because of that, he tries maximizing the number of clinic visits, oftentimes double booking clients.

I asked him, “Doesn’t that ruin the client experience when you’re double or triple booking people?”

He laughed.

“Bro, people don’t care. They’re not paying for it, the government is. And most people come because they’re forced by their insurance not because they need it.”

That’s the reason why there’s little startup innovation in France and the rest of Europe.

When the customer isn’t the one paying, the incentive to obsess over the customer starts to disappear.

Instead of competing to create a better product, entrepreneurs compete to capture a larger share of the subsidy.

The result?

More energy goes into understanding and exploiting the system than understanding the market.

It’s a broken system that needs to be fixed if Europe wants to be competitive again.