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The author mentioned that more good and important news had arrived during the night. He described it as a great relief and proof that people can resist authoritarian right-wing forces and stop their progression through the democratic process and elections. https://t.co/P26Ghkeh4e #demokratia #uutiset #oikeudet #FI (translated)

Jasmin Tiusanen wrote that Helsinki is ruined. According to him, people used to travel to the city on their holidays to shop at the shopping malls, but now many are avoiding Helsinki's shopping centers and prefer to head to calmer cities. Tiusanen also estimates that the street scene has changed very quickly. #Helsinki #matkailu #kaupunkikulttuuri (translated)

The author described Trump's comment as a "truth bomb" about the developing situation in France. He conveyed a question posed to Trump that mentioned France's free healthcare and childcare, a 35-hour workweek, and five weeks of paid vacation, and noted that despite this, people were rioting. The message was cut off mid-sentence. #Trump #Ranska #poliikka #FR (translated)

At the University of Helsinki, research is being conducted to understand why different people react differently to fiber-rich foods, such as rye bread, and the study has found that individual gut microbiota may explain this varying sensitivity. #ruokavalio #kuitu #terveys (translated)

Eija-Riitta Korhola-Dunderfelt said she thought what she saw was a poor parody, but admitted she was wrong. She clarified that the publication was made on the same day and not a month earlier, and noted that people see what they want to see, in her opinion. #parodia #oppi #näkökulma (translated)

Tuomo Saarni wrote that he was amazed by people who thought that rioting, destruction of property, and anarchy were pleasant things. According to him, these people did not understand what the takeover of anarchy would mean, nor would they be able to protect themselves or their loved ones if the police could not help. Saarni said he could not share Heidi's update because she had blocked him because of the perspective he represented. #anarkia #yhteiskunta #yhteisö (translated)

Alpo Rusi wrote that Tuomioja's goal was to discredit, isolate, or otherwise treat harshly those in Finland who did not respect Russia. According to Rusi, it was the Finnish Foreign Minister's duty to show the rest of Europe and the United States how to get along with Russia, and that sometimes required tough measures. #Suomi #Venäjä #Politiikka (translated)

Tuomo Saarni pondered what it would feel like for an entrepreneur who had built their small business for a couple of decades to have it destroyed in an instant without society being able to help. He described neighbors staying behind locked doors and the entrepreneur having to start over the next day. Saarni also wrote that the state would require the entrepreneur to continue paying taxes so that the people who destroyed his property could, in his view, exercise their freedom without regard for others. He criticized the press for reporting that the demonstration had the support of the neighborhood and regarded Western democracy and journalism as being in crisis. #yrittäjyys #demokratia #journalismi (translated)

Korson Jussi I from Vantaa, the defender, wrote that Razmyar was not satisfied with Finland's way of helping those in need. According to the author, Razmyar wanted Finland to take in more people without restrictions or criteria and accommodate them in centers at the taxpayers' expense. He described such a model as Razmyar's Finland. https://t.co/tvYZtkU7eP #Suomi #maahanmuutto #kansalaisuus (translated)

Klaus assessed that in the riots in France, the alliance between the left and the Islamists had enough capable young people that managing the situation might be difficult. According to him, the left alone would not be able to muster enough strength in the streets, but the alliance with the Islamists complicated the situation. Klaus also wrote that over the years, France might bend under this power if people were afraid and began to believe that the country could no longer be saved. #Ranska #mellakat #politiikka (translated)

The Daily Bureaucrat listed statements where various individuals and organizations had, in his opinion, doubted the success of new inventions. He mentioned that the Michigan Savings Bank estimated in 1903 that the horse would persist and the car would be merely a fashion phenomenon for the wealthy. According to Thomas Watson, in 1943 there might have been a market for computers globally for perhaps five devices, and he said that Ken Olson stated in 1977 that nobody would need a computer in their home. He said that Steve Ballmer expressed doubt in 2007 that the iPhone would gain significant market share. Paul Krugman noted that the economic impact of the internet in 1998 would have hardly been greater than that of fax machines. He reported that Bill Gates predicted in 2004 that email spam would be resolved within two years, and that Marty Cooper assessed in 1981 that mobile phones would not completely replace landlines. The list also included Lord Kelvin’s claim in 1895 about the impossibility of heavier-than-air airplanes, Darryl F. Zanuck’s 1946 assessment of the short-lived nature of television, and Erasmus Wilson's prediction in 1878 about electric lights going out after the Paris World’s Fair. William Preece, according to The Daily Bureaucrat, said in 1876 that the telephone was not needed because there were enough messengers. He recounted that Lee De Forest deemed moon travel impossible in 1957 and that Dionysius Lardner predicted in 1830 that fast travel would lead to passengers choking. He said Thomas Edison rejected the use of alternating current in 1889. Finally, The Daily Bureaucrat asked what was now being said about the new Tesla Roadster. #teknologia #innovaatiot #historia (translated)

Fibonazzo wrote that his early investment decision made with a large amount was a mistake. According to him, Friday's trading and the closing price indicated that no buyers had still been found and the decline could continue. He estimated that the next week would show the direction. Fibonazzo stated that the return accumulated since the beginning of the year was still 362 percent and had occurred in the same way as recent returns. He said he was contemplating how to proceed and mentioned considering a more defensive strategy after giving up EQR, but had abandoned that idea at the time. He stressed that his writings were not intended as investment recommendations. If the market were moving into a broader bear market, Fibonazzo said he would likely sell everything and take a break from investing. He described the past year as intense overall. #Fibonazzo #sijoittaminen #markkinat #talous (translated)

Showing the execution as a livestream could have served as an effective deterrent – the world would have seen how America treats terrorists and scum like Hasan. On the other hand, many good and kind-hearted people may not want to see him die – not through a livestream or any visual medium. U.S. President Donald Trump says the execution of the army psychiatrist will not be shown live, news agency Reuters reports. #Trump #teloitus #Yhdysvallat (translated)

The Finns Party wrote that Finland could not afford to provide social services, education, healthcare, or banking services to everyone who wanted them. According to the party, people and resources were not sufficient for this. It believed that during the next government term, the ongoing work to address the issues in immigration policy should continue. #ps #perussuomalaiset #maahanmuutto #maahanmuutto #politiikka #resurssit (translated)

Veikko Sorvaniemi wrote that Meri had attacked non-Lutheran funeral practices earlier in the year on the day when an entire family was buried. According to him, the current targets were people trying to obtain professional education for themselves. Sorvaniemi asked whether Oto's next targets would be a kindergarten or a nursing home, or perhaps both. #kokoomus #hautajaiset #ammatti #koulutus (translated)

Petra Nyqvist stated that she had been asked to assess the veracity of Anter Yasa's writing, but according to her, Yasa had prevented her from doing so. Nyqvist described the writing as aggressive and false, noting that, in her opinion, the police do not declare anyone unaccountable. Nyqvist said that the police had called her one summer and said that Yasa was trying to make a criminal complaint against her, but there was no evidence of a crime. According to Nyqvist, the police intended to ask Yasa for more information, but the matter did not progress. She suspected that Yasa had attempted to make another criminal complaint against her but said that she had never received information about it—or that the accusation was fabricated. Nyqvist denied receiving money from mosques and stated that she was doing expert work related to her education in nature and the environment. She said that Yasa's writings could lead to a criminal case, but doubted that Yasa would be able to pay damages or fines. #valehtelu #totuus #poliisi (translated)

Anne Nevgi wrote that Finland has changed and estimated that 20-30 years ago the news in question would have been the topic of the day and shocked people, whereas now similar news, according to her, comes daily. She claimed that criminals had been allowed into the country freely and that children and women were the ones suffering. https://t.co/J70463Vhwh #Suomi #uutiset #rikollisuus (translated)