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Alfons López Tena 🦇 5h

The author wrote that the climate crisis threatened almost all of the world’s roughly 11,000 bird species, with particularly severe implications for seabirds because their life cycles were closely tied to the timing and abundance of food supplies.

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Jorge Buxadé 5h

The author stated that a report from the Foreign Ministry demonstrated that the Government could identify the so-called false grandchildren, as required by the Supreme Court. (translated)

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Bartosz Fiałek 8h

The post cited the latest Cochrane review, saying current scientific evidence did not support medical cannabis as an effective treatment for insomnia and indicated an increased risk of adverse effects.

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Mª Victoria Rosell Aguilar 11h

Whoever published the message linked a text about how, as noted, the parties were sidelining feminism in the face of a reactionary wave. He also opined that this position paved the way for the far right. (translated)

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Kristalina Georgieva 13h

The author said discussions at the IMF Meetings had covered the opportunities and risks of AI. They described it as a potential driver of growth and opportunity, but warned that without appropriate safeguards its risks could outweigh its benefits. They called for action to ensure AI benefited everyone, everywhere.

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lcamtuf 19h

The author warned readers about fraudulent emails posing as messages from their bank and advised them not to reuse passwords and to enable two-factor authentication.

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Barry Malone 19h

The author wrote that his political commentary was only the second-worst thing he had inflicted on the world.

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Pedro Torrijos 20h

The author stated that Jonas Salk was very wealthy and that he allocated his money to a polio vaccine that he made public domain. He added that, for this reason, he had invested for the benefit of all. (translated)

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Philip Pilkington 21h

The author wrote that equities appeared to be reacting more rationally than bonds, suggesting that something unusual was happening in the bond market.

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João Pedro de Magalhães 24h

The author argued that human longevity depended on planetary health, saying environmental changes disproportionately affected older people and that clean air, safe water, nutritious food and safe temperatures were essential for healthy ageing. They questioned the value of extending lifespans without protecting those conditions.

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🟦 Pilar Rahola 1d

The author argued that ignoring a supposed tactical pact between radical Islamism and the far left was an unforgivable naivety. He stated that both ideological movements pursued the same goal: to undermine liberal democracy. (translated)

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Jorge Buxadé 1d

The author criticized those who were shocked by the accusation that the country was being governed by a mafia. He claimed that the Government forced the nuclear power plants it wanted to close to operate continuously during the electoral process to avoid another energy zero, despite knowing that certain tasks were necessary. (translated)

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Nataša Pirc Musar 1d

Renata Salecl highlighted what she described as the dangers of social media, saying insults often spread faster than arguments and humiliation became a public spectacle.

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Alex is fine 1d

The author wrote that permafrost thaw was one of the most understudied yet consequential feedbacks of climate warming, adding that this was unsurprising.

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Gerd Leonhard 1d

The author shared a link to an October 2026 open letter from the scientific community on AI and cybersecurity.

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Paul Murphy 🇵🇸 1d

The author questioned the purpose of negotiations without an advance commitment to an inflation-busting pay rise for workers, saying their real incomes had been eroded by 5% over the past few years.

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The author shared a Utility Dive article about reliability standards for AI data centres and crypto miners moving closer to adoption.

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Marine Le Pen 2d

The author argued that economists struggle to accept that a budgetary trajectory aims to alleviate difficulties for the population. He asserted that solely relying on savings would directly lead to recession and that the economy also needed to be stimulated. (translated)

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Alfons López Tena 🦇 2d

Pat Ruben Fitz asked whether technologies such as drones could bring down modern empires, as iron weapons had brought down Bronze Age empires, describing them as “weapons of mass decentralization.”

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Marine Le Pen 2d

In an interview with the Financial Times, the author estimated that this election was the most important since 1958 and involved a fundamental responsibility toward the people and History. (translated)

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