The author said they had begun questioning standards for a lack of evidence and argued that large-scale UAP sky surveys should publish more than their final candidate lists. The post ended mid-sentence while referring to other objects.
The election in Brazil was rigged. And the Right still lost. No wonder they are mad.
The author noted that Grok Imagine, xAI's video tool, had released the first episode of "Odyssey," a seven-minute series generated with artificial intelligence alongside Wonder Studios and director Dev Walker, without cameras or a real set. He added that it was the first installment of a project that Elon Musk had promised. (translated)
The author wrote that the world looked bleak because a key ally was siding with a key enemy and an AI apocalypse appeared to be looming. They added that life remained precious and wonderful and said they had written thoughts on how to be happy.
The author wrote that Uruguay’s president, Orsi, faced the prospect of becoming South America’s only left-wing president and was among the first heads of state to call Lula to congratulate him. #Uruguay #Liderazgo #Política #UY #BR
What an absolutely wonderful and deserved victory. May this be the long last start of the youth revolution in Europe. ✊
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Serbia’s strongman leader Vucic concedes defeat to student-led movement in seismic political shift
You'd think that Trump's decision to turn control of Alaska's massive LNG port project to the Kremlin (Novatek) would be big news in Alaska. But so far, ADN hasn't reported even a word about it. I wonder why.
For Trump, who is heavily invested in the fossil fuels industry, windfall profits for that industry are a wonderful thing. For US consumers, they're a nightmare. bsky.app/profile/atru...
Here's Melania Trump's senior advisor Marc Beckman turning up on Kremlin TV's Вести program to tout Melania's miraculous brokering of peace between Russia and Ukraine so that a Russian-occupied Ukrainian city could be resupplied. He says that Melania has "wonderful relations with the Kremlin," too.
Have you ever looked at a tormented city and wondered how much devastation it takes to kill it? How much more can it endure? Where is the line after which survivors, if any remain, can no longer rebuild? We watch russia raze our cities one by one.
"I dropped everything, grabbed the flag, and ran." It's a wonderful tradition for locals in Chernihiv region to greet our Warriors returning from Russian captivity. Mrs Nataliia was in her garden when she learned the news. 📹: Visnyk Ch
I wonder if the Mark Littlewood on "Any Questions" who is suddenly so worried about this country's security... is related to the IEA's Mark Littlewood... who scoffed at concerns about post Brexit security and called them Project Scared. #BBCAQ www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstop...
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The author asked whether nuclear warheads from North Korea or Russia were already in Iran. #NuclearThreat #Iran #GlobalSecurity #KR #RU #IR
The author wrote that AI-generated content had become the dominant aesthetic across social media feeds, blogs and YouTube because it could be produced quickly and with little effort. They said they saw nothing wrong with any individual piece but wondered how its prevalence might shape culture over the long term.
🇺🇦 WONDERFUL NEWS! 270 Ukrainians have returned home from Russian captivity! Among them are five people who were believed to have been killed in the Olenivka massacre in July 2022. Imagine what this means for their families. Welcome home! ❤️🇺🇦
Currently wondering what message the UK govt thought it was sending by dressing up the Minister for Net Zero in a literal Shell logo.
Kyiv. Evening. I don’t like this feeling of waiting for the power to go off. The schedule says 7:30 pm. The power cut is late and could come at any second without knocking. So, I’m turning into a woman with a flashlight wondering where her power cut is wandering.
Tommy Robinson in court has just tried to excuse his bad behaviour by saying he hadn't slept in 2 whole days. I wonder why that was? I think the jury might know.
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In an opinion piece, Peter de Waard argues that the rising healthcare costs and the demand from patients for constant medical certainty make them great wasters, and he suggests that health insurers might as well reimburse a train ticket to Lourdes for people expecting miracles. #gezondheidszorg #zorgkosten #verantwoordelijkheid (translated)
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Kan een treinkaartje naar Lourdes de zorgkosten beperken?
