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adaś. 1d

Adaś wrote that Ator's film had 240 thousand views, and the comments below it appeared in the context of a theory that — as he claimed — Ator fueled by presenting the attack as a leftist conspiracy of the services. He criticized such content as socially harmful lies and questioned whether they could be considered freedom of speech. He asked Google Poland why it has tolerated them for years, and why CYFRA_GOV_PL does not react. https://t.co/YYuAdyYNcJ #wolnośćsłowa #dezinformacja #komentarze (translated)

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Wojciech Sadurski 2d
Polish/Australian politolog and philosopher

The author wrote that Poland urgently needed an apolitical discussion on limiting access to firearms. He warned that if the position of supporters of sporting, hunting, and self-defense shooting prevails, events in Krakow may be repeated. He emphasized that this was not a theory and pointed to the USA. #broń #bezpieczeństwo #dyskusja #PL #US (translated)

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Pino Rotta 2d

Coordinated solitude, author Claudio Aloisio Written by Pino Rotta, November 8, 2026 Claudio Aloisio is a communication and marketing professional, a field in which he has worked for many years. When his first essay "Coordinated Solitude" (Ed. Ideacoop Media Service, 2026) was released, sharing the same field of activity and interests (albeit with different directions and experiences), I found it interesting to read it, especially since we share the same city but have not met, which was already a good reason to find the essay interesting and its title stimulating. "Coordinated solitude" is an essay that analyzes, with a wealth of documentation and bibliography, the phenomena of the formation of convergences or exclusions among groups and individuals through the study of media languages and, in particular, those of the digital domain. A field that has already been widely investigated for several years. My first approach to these new linguistic proposals dates back, among other readings, to a 1994 essay "Collective Intelligence" by Pierre Levy. In that essay, Levy, at the dawn of the web era, launched the idea that the network, which collected the contributions of millions of users, contained them all without controlling their paths, interactions, or effects. Stimulating concepts that today help us understand how much conflict can arise between theory and its application considering time and technological development. However, Aloisio surprises the reader with suggestions from the very first pages of the essay. In fact, despite addressing the analysis of digital languages with an epistemological line rooted in Anglo-Saxon studies, particularly American ones, from the outset the author seems to suggest that this is not a “technical” essay but is entirely political in the higher sense of the term. The first reference is found in the citation of an author who was among the fathers of European sociology in the early years of the last century: Emile Durkheim, one of the first sociologists and philosophers who analyzed social phenomena with enormous meticulousness and rigor, linking religion with social structure. This opening will be found in the subsequent pages of "Coordinated Solitude," but it will not be the only surprise in Aloisio's analytical developments. In the essay, the author describes how people who may share spaces, interests, and common values, by finding them in the digital world, can at a certain point recognize themselves in different affiliations and even come to see in others a “us” that makes them akin to their own story or a “them” that indicates a distance, exclusion, and even a threat in relation to it. The causes of these dynamics are very well structured in the essay, as is the well-structured context in which individual stories are born, meet, and ultimately find different outcomes. Outcomes that can lead to reinforcing one's affiliations, which, however, are discovered at the end of the interaction process and that, throughout the journey, rarely reach a state of awareness. Outcomes that are influenced by pre-existing value structures that do not necessarily coincide with those of the members of the groups with which one identifies or clashes. This path is analyzed by Aloisio by considering the social dynamics of the West, examining and contrasting similar but not necessarily overlapping social realities, such as American and Italian society. In the identification processes that coexist in these social realities, the belonging to social class, religious group, ethnicity, sexual orientation, and sense of nation enters strongly. Everyone has their own experiences, but at the end of a journey of interaction, now almost exclusively digital, one finds oneself sharing a sense of belonging with other multitudes of people who have completely different experiences. And in this sense of belonging, fears of the future, frustrations of the past and present are downloaded, and one is enveloped by fears and anger that must find an enemy to blame. An enemy that is often suggested by the discovery of affinities among the groups that are created, much more often than not created, on digital platforms. Addressing the current nature of the algorithms governed by Artificial Intelligence, the author suggests the method through which these affiliations arise, which can be irrational but are entirely real and influence individual and social daily life. The individual in the digital dimension, which becomes the everyday reality of social action, is called to take responsibility for maintaining their conviction and belonging or risk feeling excluded, isolated, alone. The weight of a choice that often becomes distressing and paralyzing. But how is it possible to read and interpret these “Coordinated Solitudes”? Aloisio's essay provides a reading and suggests a methodology to identify the path that sometimes, but not always, leads to the awareness of how certain choices are made and what elements need to be questioned to verify if the reading of these languages withstands the law of contradiction and thus can be used to ascribe scientific value to it. But at the end of this journey of understanding languages, forms of aggregation, and the proof of the compatibility of individual choices, Aloisio presents us with another surprise that speaks volumes about his educational journey. The discourse of education and the reading of digital languages is ultimately a discourse on democracy, on social structure, and these factors cannot be disregarded without risking losing the ability to give meaning to one’s social action as well as one’s communicative action. It is my view that the surprise that is the coherence of the entire analysis of the essay comes with the reference that the author makes at the end to the work of Jürgen Habermas. The most important philosopher, sociologist of language, heir of the Frankfurt School who passed away at the age of 97 in March 2026, is the foremost interpreter of the theory of democracy and of the criticism of oppressive authority, which does not exclude conflict but determines its progressive outcome through the mediation of communicative action. Communicative action that questions institutions not to destroy them but to avoid remaining subjected to authoritarianism and, in the form of linguistic mediation, to be active subjects, not subdued by a system that, due to the nature of formal institutions, can always degenerate into authoritarianism. Coordinated solitudes thus find themselves with a positive perspective, with outcomes that are never guaranteed or predetermined, but feasible for reconstructing trust in the future realized through the recognition of the other as part of a common living and not as a threat to be feared, excluded, or even suppressed. Lastly, it should be noted that, although not explicitly considered, Aloisio does not prioritize simplification in the reading of contexts, evading complexity as a fundamental element of contemporary society's reality (perhaps it would have been useful to refer to Edgard Morin's theories), but it is evident that complexity must be confronted with different analytical methodologies and that the appeal to the work of Zygmunt Bauman leads us to presume this. https://www.heliosmag.it/?p=1659 (translated)

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eldiario.es 2d

The trial for the hoax of 'Bar España', which has wreaked havoc in the lives of many people through the dissemination of conspiracy theories, highlights the deficiency in the regulation of social networks and serves as a precedent for future cases like 'Expediente Royuela'. #BarEspaña #FakeNews #Conspiracionismo (translated)

www.eldiario.es
Los chiflados conspiranoicos juzgados por el bulo del 'Bar España' arruinaron vidas y sirven de prólogo al 'Expediente Royuela'
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Adam Szejnfeld 3d
Polish-Jewish politician

The author wrote that contemporary radicalism of this kind drew from internet theories about the alleged threat to identity and the influx of foreigners. He added that individuals with unstable mental health, subjected to strong political stress and economic fears, were susceptible to such theories. (translated)

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eldiario.es 3d

A recent study suggests that the fragmentation of a black hole into two could be possible under certain conditions, such as extreme rotation speeds or alternative gravitational theories, despite the challenges in calculating its entropy. #AgujerosNegros #FísicaTeórica #Gravedad (translated)

www.eldiario.es
Un agujero negro dividido en dos tendría una geometría insólita: los físicos recurren a unos pantalones para explicarla
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Donald J. Trump 4d
President of the United States (2017–2021; since 2025)

Donald Trump has returned to his favorite theory and, according to AFP, complained on Thursday that the elections in the United States were "fraudulent," after the overwhelming victory of the Democrats, who will have at least 250 of the 435 seats in the House of Representatives starting in January, in the most categorical reversal of forces in the last two decades. "The votes for the fake Dan Sullivan (...) should be immediately attributed to the TRUE Dan Sullivan, and the elections are already decided – he wins easily. There is no other fair solution!" #Alegeri2026 #DonaldTrump #FraudăElectorală (translated)

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Observador 5d

The article analyzes the decision of Judge Ana Campos regarding the interpretation of the ending time of meetings established in Decree-Law 406/74, which allowed a demonstration by a socialist group in Rossio after 12:30 AM, highlighting the peculiarities and contradictions of Portuguese law. #JustiçaPortuguesa #TeoriaDaRelatividade #Inconstitucionalidade (translated)

observador.pt
A tenda, a juíza e a relatividade geral
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eldiario.es 5d

A recent study reveals that a migration to Scandinavia 4,000 years ago may have introduced the first forms of Germanic languages, challenging previous theories about their origin and connecting Vikings and Anglo-Saxons. #ADNAntiguo #LenguasGermánicas #MigraciónEuropea (translated)

www.eldiario.es
Un estudio con ADN antiguo revela el origen común del inglés, el alemán y las lenguas escandinavas
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eldiario.es 7d

Researchers from Columbia University and Adolfo Ibáñez University have developed a mathematical theory that describes a hidden property in Einstein's equations related to gravitational reconnection, which could revolutionize our understanding of gravity and the evolution of the gravitational field. #Einstein #Gravedad #FísicaTeórica (translated)

www.eldiario.es
Descubren una propiedad oculta en las ecuaciones de Einstein que podría cambiar lo que sabemos sobre la gravedad
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eldiario.es 7d

The U.S. Supreme Court rejected the Trump Administration's attempt to invalidate 20,000 mail-in votes in California just before the midterm elections, considering that the objections regarding the citizenship of some voters were not valid. #VotoPorCorreo #Elecciones2026 #TeoríaConspirativa (translated)

www.eldiario.es
Nuevo revés judicial para las teorías conspirativas de Trump: el Supremo rechaza anular 20.000 votos en California antes de las legislativas
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ppłk rez. Maciej Korowaj 1w

Retired Colonel Maciej Korowaj assessed that the Military Intelligence Service's warning about possible diversionary actions at the border with the Kaliningrad region could fit into a Russian operation aimed at provoking a Polish reaction, and then exploiting the lack of an incident to undermine trust in the services. He noted that this was his speculation, and open sources did not allow for establishing whether the threat was real or what its scale was. Korowaj recalled that, according to information from the Commander of the Police, the Military Intelligence Service warned of the possibility of diversionary actions, including the intrusion of armed groups. A special operations headquarters was established at the Police Headquarters, and full readiness was ordered for November 2–8. Wirtualna Polska reported that soldiers from GROM were directed to the border area to operate together with police counter-terrorists. Analyzing Russian sources, Korowaj indicated that the Baltic Fleet practiced repelling attacks by diversionary groups on October 25, and on November 1, combat divers searched the naval port in Baltiysk. He added that on October 27, the administration of the Nesterov district published instructions for action during drone attacks, and a draft decree limiting the publication of information, including about the military and air defense, was posted on the district authorities' website. Korowaj stated that he did not find signals in Russian sources about troop movements, closing border areas, or new restrictions for the population that would indicate preparations for cross-border actions. However, he noted that Russian media presented the Polish warning as a pretext and recalled earlier statements by Russian representatives. According to Korowaj, the Russian goal could have been to create a situation where Polish actions would be interpreted by the political dispute parties as an attempt to divert attention or as evidence of destabilizing the state. He pointed out that the warning appeared in a week of tensions surrounding the Constitutional Tribunal and the opposition's announcement of a vote of no confidence. Possible indicators for further developments included the coordinated linking by Russian media of border operations with the crisis around the Tribunal, as well as the future of the draft decree and the case of the detained Polish citizen. #Kaliningrad #Bezpieczeństwo #Wojna (translated)

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Oliver Stuenkel 🇧🇷 1w
researcher from Brazil

The publication stated that Bishop Edir Macedo criticized, during a service, the Bolsonaro slogan "God, homeland, and family" and said that he did not approve of this idea. https://t.co/8pnqvoGb4C #EdirMacedo #Bolsonarismo #Religião #BR (translated)

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EL PAÍS 1w

A recent investigation documents the unusual affectionate and sexual relationship between a bull named Achilles and a donkey named Patroclus, which challenges evolutionary theories about homosexuality in animals, highlighting a selective social bond between these two species. #ComportamientoAnimal #HomosexualidadEnAnimales #RelacionesInterespecies (translated)

elpais.com
La insólita historia del toro ‘Aquiles’ y el burro ‘Patroclo’: sexo, caricias y una relación estable entre dos machos de dos especies
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20 minutos 1w

The article debunks the unproven theories linking Israel and Netanyahu to the train accident in Urda, stating that the claims about sabotage or hacking lack substantiated evidence. #Netanyahu #AccidenteDeTren #Desinformación (translated)

www.20minutos.es
De "amenazas" de Netanyahu a hackeos israelíes: las teorías sin pruebas sobre Israel y el accidente de Urda
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Służby w akcji 1w

The services in action wrote that a conspiracy theory has appeared on American forums, according to which the jet disaster could have been a warning to Donald Trump or a failed assassination attempt on him. The author pointed out that the plane crashed 10 km from Trump's estate, and a few days earlier, at the request of the Secret Service and due to the increased risk of an air attack, anti-aircraft systems were deployed around his residence. He added that the plane suddenly fell for unknown reasons, and defined the USA as "the mother of all theories." #teoriispiskowe #Trump #USA (translated)

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EL MUNDO 1w

After the railway tragedy in Urda, a 'digital army' emerged that promoted the theory of Israeli sabotage, amplifying false accusations on social media and in the media, highlighting the speed at which rumors spread in times of crisis. #Desinformación #FakeNews #Conspiraciones (translated)

www.elmundo.es
"Accidente atentado": así se activó un 'ejército digital' para exculpar al Gobierno tras la tragedia de Urda
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20 minutos 1w

The article analyzes the psychology behind youth violence in Europe, focusing on phenomena such as the Lucifer effect and the broken windows theory, to understand how unmotivated youth can participate in riots without political claims. #EfectoLucifer #ViolenciaJuvenil #PsicologíaSocial (translated)

www.20minutos.es
Del "efecto Lucifer" a la teoría de las ventanas rotas: la psicología detrás de la violencia juvenil sin reivindicación
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eldiario.es 1w

A study from the University of Cambridge questions the theory that comets were fundamental in the origin of life on Earth, suggesting that the high speed of their impacts would have hindered the intact arrival of prebiotic molecules to the planet. #Cometas #OrigenDeLaVida #InvestigaciónCientífica (translated)

www.eldiario.es
El papel de los cometas: un estudio de Cambridge cuestiona una de las grandes teorías sobre el origen de la vida en la Tierra
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ANSA.it 2w

A study from the University of Cambridge published in Scientific Reports suggests that the building blocks of life were not brought to Earth by comets, but may have arrived via asteroids or formed locally, overturning a long-standing theory. #OrigineDellaVita #Astronomia #Comete (translated)

www.ansa.it
Non sono state le comete a portare i mattoni della vita sulla Terra
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