The article by Jerzy Haszczyński concerns China's anger related to the Taiwanese experiment in Lithuania, which as the only EU country opened a representative office with the name "Taiwan", not "Taipei". #Chiny #Tajwan #Litwa (translated)

The article by Jerzy Haszczyński concerns China's anger related to the Taiwanese experiment in Lithuania, which as the only EU country opened a representative office with the name "Taiwan", not "Taipei". #Chiny #Tajwan #Litwa (translated)

Four participants in a NASA experiment have completed a simulated mission to Mars, lasting 378 days in isolation, aimed at studying the impact of long-term isolation on astronauts in conditions similar to those on the Red Planet. #NASA #Mars #izolacja (translated)

Egypt is implementing an ambitious New Delta project aimed at developing 924 thousand hectares of desert into modern farmland, but it is facing serious technical, energy, and environmental challenges that could make this project a risky experiment. #NowaDelta #Egipt #zielonaRewolucja (translated)

Artificial intelligence has designed bacteriophages, which were used for the first time in humans in experimental therapy, offering a potential solution for patients with antibiotic-resistant infections, although the results of this intervention are still unknown. #SztucznaInteligencja #Bakteriofagi #Antybiotykooporność (translated)
The author wrote that the text was supposed to say everything about the healthcare reform plan. As a favorite fragment, they pointed out the information that Jolanta Sobierańska-Grenda took office in July 2025 after Donald Tusk decided to experiment with apolitical leadership of the ministry. The fragment ended with the description of the new minister as a lawyer. #ochronazdrowia #reforma #polityka #PL (translated)
The author of the entry wrote that the school should provide a reliable education and upbringing, shape characters, convey values, and point young people towards ideals. He stated that it should not be limited to the care of children and youth nor serve leftist ideological experiments. https://t.co/Wgnd9bayFN #Edukacja #Wychowanie #Wartości #PL (translated)
Marcin Matczak considered the president's attempt to control whether the judges of the Constitutional Tribunal elected by the Sejm met the requirements as usurpation. He argued that according to the principle of legality, the president would need a clear legal basis for such control, and — as he wrote — there was no such provision. Matczak criticized the hypothetical examples presented by Marcin Przydacz and Zbigniew Bogucki regarding the election of a horse, a monkey, or a person without Polish citizenship to the Tribunal. He described them as science fiction scenarios. He added that if the Sejm chose animals, it could invalidate their appointment with another resolution, just as — according to him — PiS did in 2015 to introduce substitutes into the Tribunal. He noted that in that case, people who had Polish citizenship were elected. In response to the arguments of Przydacz and Bogucki, Matczak presented his own ironic examples of possible presidential control: a test of knowledge about society and the Constitution, a physical fitness test, and a certificate from a parish priest about the candidate's impeccable character. He asked why the president should control one requirement and not the others. Matczak wrote that he considered the whole situation absurd. He assessed that caricatural legal arguments were being constructed so that the president — a potential defendant of the Tribunal — could decide who would judge him. He attributed such a position to Karol Nawrocki and his associates. #prawo #Polska #sędziowie (translated)
The author stated that 16,511 schools received 735,000 computers, and additionally, 12,000 artificial intelligence labs and 1,458 STEM labs were created, intended for learning through experiences and experiments. #PolskaGórą https://t.co/YnFrOdDcnT #Edukacja #Technologia #Innowacje #PL (translated)
The author of the entry assessed that President Nawrocki had gone too far in supporting Grzegorz Braun and warned that this could weaken Poland's position in the world. He wrote that in the face of Russian aggression, Poland needed strong relations with allies and a responsible security policy, and could not afford political experiments that weakened its position. https://t.co/Jm7JqwQw5E #Polska #Bezpieczeństwo #Polityka #PL #RU (translated)
Marcin Matczak requested an indication of the provision that would define the competence of the President of the Republic of Poland to examine the actual and legal situation of a judge of the Constitutional Tribunal elected by the Sejm, including the entity, subject, and procedure of such control. He asserted that such a provision does not exist, and therefore the president does not have such competence. He added that the thought experiments of his interlocutor did not, in his opinion, change the fact that the president was claiming rights that the law did not grant him, and his interlocutor was assisting him in this. #Prawo #Prezydent #TK (translated)
Kafir wrote that he increasingly considered elitism to be better than democracy, because — as he claimed — in elections the vote of a person with knowledge and experience carries the same weight as the vote of a person without basic competencies. He noted that elitism, in his opinion, did not depend on wealth or education, but on knowledge, reason, and the ability to think independently. He criticized voters who — according to him — assessed economic policy without knowledge of issues such as inflation, budget, or monetary policy. As examples, he referred to people shopping at Lidl and Biedronka, as well as checking purchase prices, and accused some of them of confusing daily savings with the competencies needed to evaluate the state's finances. At the same time, he emphasized that simply looking for cheaper products was not bad. Kafir also criticized politicians who — as he wrote — lacked experience in running businesses or managing budgets, yet held positions that allowed them to decide on significant public expenditures. He accused right-wing groups of citing religion, tradition, and national values while simultaneously supporting strong authority without proper oversight. He argued that appeals to patriotism and religion did not replace the knowledge and competencies necessary to govern the state. He compared the expectations placed on children in their education to the expectations of politicians. He wrote that parents usually required their children to learn math and helped them acquire knowledge, yet some voters — in his opinion — did not expect similar competencies from those seeking power. He compared governing the state to entrusting a ten-year-old child with the household budget without parental control, pointing out that promises of unfunded expenditures could lead to debt. The author accused voters of re-electing politicians despite their mistakes if they promised them more money, and that they rejected criticism as a lack of patriotism. He claimed that some people did not want to check information or analyze arguments and instead trusted loud political messages. In conclusion, he asked why voters demanded education from children but did not require knowledge from politicians before entrusting them with power. He also mentioned the action "7 percent of 460," relating it to the number of deputies, and stated that there were at most 7 percent of wise ones among them. #Demokracja #Elitaryzm #Edukacja (translated)
Scientists conducted an experiment using artificial intelligence to restore forgotten bird melodies, which could be crucial for the survival of endangered species that have lost the ability to learn songs due to decreasing population numbers. #ptaki #sztucznainteligencja #ochronaprzyrody (translated)

Roch Zygmunt indicates that the victory of Łukasz Gibała in the elections for the president of Krakow, despite large financial resources, constitutes a difficult experiment and may be associated with challenges that are characteristic of an ideal politician. #Kraków #WyboryPrezydenckie #ŁukaszGibała (translated)

Wiejskiego stated that Gibała could win the elections in Krakow. According to the author, residents could then see what a government characterized as — as he put it — a populist chaos involving the right and the left would look like. He called it an interesting sociological experiment before the elections in 2027. https://t.co/9YOPTRfQDT #wybory2027 #Kraków #socjologia (translated)
Jarosław Królewski wrote that before the match with Legia Warsaw, Wisła Kraków was in the role of "Cinderella" — with a smaller budget, less experience at the highest level in recent years, and without support from fans in the stands in Warsaw. He pointed out that the club seeks advantage in intelligence and meritocracy, authenticity, and courage. He acknowledged that the organization makes mistakes but emphasized that it consistently strives for these values. Królewski stressed that the result of one match should neither undermine nor glorify the club's work, as it is part of a longer process. He added that the greatest advantage of Wisła is the people making up the club and its fans, whom he described as one somewhat crazy family. He announced that regardless of the outcome, the team would return to work on improvement the next day. Finally, he noted that he wrote the post without using AI, although it was polished by AI. #WisłaKraków #LegiaWarszawa #piłkaNożna (translated)
Dariusz Dziektarz wrote that his experiment made it to the media. He stated that he now expects at least an award from the Minister of Science and Higher Education or another minister for his contribution to Polish science, otherwise he will release "it". https://t.co/jl9I9ksuwQ #nauka #badania #ministerstwo (translated)
The author wrote that Poland's financial security, strong reserves, and stable state institutions should not be subject to political experiments. He called for strengthening the elements that ensure the country’s resilience and security, instead of undermining its foundations. #bezpieczeństwo #Polska #gospodarka #PL (translated)
The President wrote that in her criticized message, blame was placed on Tusk and leftist ideology, while curator Nowak was said to propose a return to the Christian model of civilization. As examples of her statements, she mentioned stories about masturbation rooms in Swedish kindergartens, referring to vaccinations as experiments, and prayers for the healing of gay people. The author accused Nowak of inconsistency: she contrasted her condemnation of students' lawlessness with Nawrocki, who — as she wrote — invoked freedom. She also asked whether the presence of Skolim and Kubańczyk at Nawrocki's in Jurata fit into the vision of education promoted by Nowak. The President added that PiS allocated zero for the children's support line 116 111, and asked whether this was a sign of concern or if prayer was sufficient. She also reminded Nowak that the prohibition against bearing false witness belongs to Christianity. #Polska #Tusk #cywilizacja_chrześcijańska (translated)
Ziemowit Miłosz Malecha wrote that he did not know that editor Jakub Wiech is also dealing with fusion. He assessed that the project is significantly delayed and is meant to be an experiment demonstrating that achieving the Lawson criterion is possible. He added that the road to a power plant or stable reactor is still very long, and solving subsequent problems leads to the emergence of new ones. He recalled the joke that fusion will be available in a few decades and emphasized that he personally bets on stellarators as potential reactors. #fuzja #reaktory #energia (translated)
The article discusses the controversies related to the decision to remain on either permanent daylight saving time or standard time, highlighting the impact of time changes on health, well-being, and people's circadian rhythms, as well as citing examples of historical experiments with daylight saving time that were unsuccessful. #czasletni #zdrowie #zmianaczasu (translated)
