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The third anniversary of the Hamas terrorist attack highlights the warnings ignored by Israel about an imminent attack from Gaza, amid political polarization and days before the elections, while the victims' families continue to seek answers about the lack of prevention. #Hamas #Israel #Terrorismo (translated)

The author of the post wrote that fatigue, stress, and decreased concentration could not be ignored in the debate on the rhythms of young people, particularly regarding classes starting at 8 a.m. He added that, when he was a minister, he had initiated an unprecedented experiment in the academy of Créteil for high school students. https://t.co/THESFxtGfC #Éducation #SantéMentale #RythmesBiologiques #FR (translated)

President Pedro Sánchez uses the Council of Ministers as an electoral campaign platform, recovering two housing decrees, and launches harsh criticism at Parliament for not validating these measures, accusing it of ignoring the needs of citizens. #Sánchez #Vivienda #Elecciones2026 (translated)

Luca Azzola reported a comment attributed to Pino Rinaldi, according to which Sempio would have pointed to Alberto Stasi as guilty and stated that there was no mistake. Rinaldi noted that Sempio would have been better off remaining silent and compared the media trial he denounced to the media demonization reserved for Alberto Stasi. #ignotox #garlasco https://t.co/QJ0uh6BhJr #giustizia #processo #garlasco (translated)

The Art of Uncertainty: How to Navigate Chance, Ignorance, Risk and Luck by David Spiegelhalter From the UK’s ‘statistical national treasure’, a clever and data-driven guide to how we can live with risk and uncertainty Life is uncertain. We are all the result of an unforeseen and unforeseeable sequence of small occurrences. But what underlies this fragile chain of events? Is it random or just complex? And what role does luck play in our lives? David Spiegelhalter has spent his career crunching data in order to help understand uncertainty and assess the chances of what might happen. In The Art of Uncertainty, he gives readers a window onto how we can all do this better. Uncertainty, he argues, is a relationship between the observer and an object in the outside world. He shows us how we can express it numerically, and then update our beliefs about the future in the face of constantly changing experience. In crystal-clear prose, he takes us through the principles of probability, a field that informs everything from annuities to pandemics and climate change, while also examining the limitations of statistical modelling and arguing we need to have the humility to admit our ignorance. Drawing on a wide range of real-world examples, this is an essential guide to navigating uncertainty in a world that makes it inevitable.

Libertarec stated that, according to him, the political commissars at RTV had long lied, insulted, stolen, humiliated, and ignored, while those affected had no opportunity to respond. He added that the time had come when they no longer needed to remain silent, and concluded the post with the hashtag #ZA... (translated)

"By undermining every historical truth, Tucker Carlson aims to blur all moral boundaries and reduce history to a series of 'open questions.' All this serves to present what is decent as demonic, and what is demonic as decent." Tucker Carlson's interview with [former British Trade Minister] Jacob Rees-Mogg shows why he is the most dangerous demagogue in America. He is a historical ignoramus who poses as a modern Herodotus," Thomas Rose stated on Tuesday in a social media post, commenting on Tucker Carlson's scandalous words justifying Germany's attack on Poland. #TuckerCarlson #Historia #Polska (translated)

Bagi said she was distressed with the result of the first round, but stated that she would not respond with hate, misogyny, or ignorance, as she did not want to equate herself with the right in the country. For the second round, she advocated voting for Lula, number 13, and hoped that abstention would decrease. The author stated that she was voting in defense of poor people, workers with formal jobs, users of the SUS and the medications distributed for free, in addition to the protection of rare lands, the Amazon, and Brazilian sovereignty. She also said she believed that Brazil would make it clear on the 25th that Latin American countries would not be "the backyard of the United States." Bagi stated that even in the face of disagreements regarding Lula's form of government, voters should consider the global political scenario and the international attention focused on Brazil. According to her, the choice was between resisting or becoming a colony, and her decision was to resist. The author related this position to the resistance of women who fought before her and dedicated the message to her great-grandmother, whom she called a healer. #Lula13 #Eleições2023 #Soberania (translated)

The unions that negotiated the Framework Statute with Minister Mónica García urge that the law not be ignored following the early elections on November 29, highlighting the need for the new Government to urgently address the reform of the working conditions of personnel in the National Health System. #EstatutoMarco #Sanidad #Sindicatos (translated)

AuBonTouiteFrançais summarized Macron's ten years by criticizing him for laughing in front of Notre-Dame in flames, selling what worked, imposing lockdowns, masks, and vaccinations, and working for BlackRock. He also claimed that Macron gave everything to Zelensky rather than to the French and submitted to Europe in the hope of leading it later. The author described this record as "ignoble." #Macron #Politique #France (translated)

Patrik Pettersson wrote that the memory of the people who, according to him, fell victim to the worst pogrom against Jews since World War II would be honored the following day, in connection with Israel's attack on October 7, 2023. He used grossly derogatory language about those who acknowledged the day and said they should be ignored and met with silence. #Minne #Pogrom #Solidaritet (translated)

Manuel Ostermann criticized Heidi Reichinnek and accused her of distorting reality. Germany has had enough of a politics that downplays problems and ignores their consequences, he wrote. People experience reality daily on streets, in cities, schools, and public spaces, Ostermann said. It can be ignored, glossed over, or blamed on others, but it cannot be permanently repressed. In his view, Germany needs clear words, consistency, and the courage to name problems. Those who refuse to acknowledge reality will ultimately be confronted by it, he added. #Politik #Deutschland #Realität (translated)

The author described the day as historic, stating that students had blocked 90% of universities. He added that the mobilization of young people, in solidarity with high school students, was spreading throughout the country and that the government would not be able to continue ignoring them for long. #Mobilisation #Étudiants #Solidarité #FR (translated)