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@visegrad24 This is shit but to be fair, Tuttlingen had 50% migration background twenty years ago when I grew up there. It was never known to be overwhelmingly german. Never. And this incident is really an exception. Its a really peacefull small town.

🇩🇪 Germany’s migration crisis is no longer limited to Berlin, Hamburg or Frankfurt. Even smaller towns like Tuttlingen, once known for being quiet and overwhelmingly German, are now experiencing violent incidents and social disorder.

@lymanstoneky He's from Bad Urach. Born and raised.

he's a Circassian from Turkey. super important distinction

@MichaelAArouet You also need to pay for the network for the gas and electricity to get to your house. This is completly normal. Network chages are usually a large part of your electricity/gas bills.

This is simply insane, French energy bill. Gas consumption 7.56€ Total bill including taxes and fees 76.96€ Have they lost their mind?

@IceSolst The Georgian property register is based on Blockchain.

16 years in, still have never organically run into a use case for blockchain

@lexfridman @ZelenskyyUa Why discuss this here on X?

Dear President @ZelenskyyUa, I look forward to our 3 hour conversation. I hope we can conduct it in the Russian language, a language we are both fluent in. Let me make the case for it and provide some context below. For people who may not know, the Ukrainian language has increasingly become a symbol of the Ukrainian people's fight for freedom and independence. Unfortunately, it is a language I do not speak yet, but I am learning it. I do know how to speak fluent Russian, as does President Zelenskyy, and as does a large fraction of Ukrainian people. Speaking in a language we're both fluent in will result in the most most deep, dynamic, and powerful conversation. We will of course, translate and dub it into Ukrainian and English. This is the gift I'm asking for for both Christmas and Hanukkah 🤣 For anyone interested, here's a little relevant context about my personal and family history, given there's been an increasing amount of lies spread about me online 😘 1. Both my parents were born in Ukraine: Kyiv and Kharkiv. 2. I was born in Chkalovsk, Tajikistan. I lived in Tajikistan, then Kyiv, then Moscow, then United States. For almost 30 years, and to the day I die, I'm a proud American. 3. "Fedotov" is my mom's maiden name. I was always Fridman 🤣 I love my mom and dad (they are still together and are awesome human beings). 4. My full first name at birth is Alexei, but from the very beginning everyone always called me Lex (Leks) or Lyoha or Lyosha or Leshenka 🤣 5. I'm not a shill for Putin, for Zelenskyy, for Trump, for Voldemort, for Gandalf, etc. I'm a shill for no one. No amount of money, fame, power, access can buy my opinion or my integrity. 6. I speak fluent Russian. I speak fluent English. But if we're being honest I don't speak any language fluently. I love you all ❤️

@RpsAgainstTrump Even if Zelenskys English is not super fluent its odd to try to agree on a Language here on X instead of in private with all the other details of the visit.

Both Lex Fridman and President Zelensky speak English. Why is he insisting that the interview will be conducted in Russian? Why is he tweeting about it? So weird

500 days of war. 500 days of GeoConfirmed project. One big warning: It is essential to be cautious about the information, assumptions, and conclusions shared on social media. After 500 days, 500 days of GeoConfirmed data, we can conclude that many people are trying to use the war for their benefit by spreading disinformation and misinformation. From both sides of the spectrum: (Pro-) Russians and (Pro-)Ukrainians. They do this by spreading what people want to hear, which helps them gain more followers, attention, and a more extensive reach. Unfortunately, many so-called experts lack the knowledge to make certain assumptions or takes and instead spread information based on what they want it to be, rather than looking at the facts. If you follow an account that makes (bold) claims (if it has 10 or 100000 followers doesn't matter) always look to the history of it: What is the expertise? How good were the previous assumption/conclusions? Does it make sense what is written? Does it has a scientific basis? Why would this account come to this conclusion? Important one: Can this be proven in the future? (It's unbelievable how dumb some people are: making claims that easily can be proven with commercial satellite imagery or with geolocation) Some examples: 1. Everyone remembers the attack on the Kerch bridge. Based on our data and after consulting experts in the matter we came to the conclusion that the truck was responsible for the explosion. Read it here: x.com/geoconfirmed/s… 273 days later this conclusion still stands. Today Ukraine for the first time admitted they attacked the bridge. businessinsider.in/international/… New York Times investigation: nytimes.com/interactive/20… Although in those days we had people claiming that it was ATACMS or it were USV's... Good selling stories. Got a lot of traction. But based on what? Nothing. (Just recently the US is discussing the delivery of the ATACMS.) Here we made a thread about disproving the non fact based claims: x.com/geoconfirmed/s… Here we even had Chuck asking for apologies while he was wrong (again): x.com/geoconfirmed/s… 2. Shelling of Kramatorsk Train station. Russia claimed it had no Tochka-U's and couldn't be the responsible for the Kramatorsk Shelling... Our investigation proved otherwise: x.com/geoconfirmed/s… 3. Ukrainian soldiers intercept women and child. Ukrainian soldiers stopping a car, being rude and shouting at a crying women and child. Only: it was filmed in Russian occupied territory. Because of our fact check some official Russian accounts deleted their tweet. (What is rather unseen) x.com/geoconfirmed/s… 4. The first USV attack in Sevastopol. Russians claiming they repelled them all outside the Harbor. They didn't: a. x.com/geoconfirmed/s… b. x.com/geoconfirmed/s… c. x.com/geoconfirmed/s… 5. Ukraine shelled a hospital. They didn't: x.com/geoconfirmed/s… and the list goes on... Almost all our debunks were from (pro-)Russian claims. Only a few debunks were (pro-) Ukrainian claims. After 500 days we can definitely state that (pro-)Russians spread way more dis- and misinformation than (pro-)Ukrainians. That is a fact. Conclusion: If you want to look at/investigate things always keep this in mind: "The simplest explanation is usually the best one." (Occam's razor en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Occam%27s…) After 500 days we can concur with this statement: People want to believe fairy tales but most of them are just boring but logic conclusions. For our followers we have one advise left: Stay Calm and Wait for GeoConfirmations. Thanks to all our volunteers, all over the world. geoconfirmed.org

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