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@OdedRechavi Why don't we live in a world where most people would have the option do one or the other? Around the globe! There's enough food for all. Homo semper homini lupus manebit.

I want to sit with someone on a rooftop at 2am and just talk about C. elegans

@ThBenkoe ©️Kraft Foods UK

Erdrutsch! Die Schweiz bekommt endlich ihr eigenes Emoji. 🛘 iOS 26.4

@blondesnmoney I‘d be fine if he held his breath for 5 minutes

@kriswild_kris Well sounds like RETARDIUS MAXIMUS and his alcoholic bro of SECRETARY OF DUMBNESS have thought it through really thoroughly

🚨 France and Spain are blocking American access to their skies for Operation Epic Fury. These nations aren’t just worthless, they’re deliberately undermining and torpedoing U.S. military operations with treacherous obstructionism!

Christopher Hitchens predicted back in 2009 that the term ‘Islamophobia’ would eventually be used to criminalize any speech that is critical of Islam. The whole concept of Islamophobia is about implementing Sharia blasphemy laws in the West.

I‘m not convinced the war in Iran is a good long term plan for better security and acceptance of Israel in the middle east. I‘m a firm believer of wide self-defense. I‘m much less a believer of an attitude that says „we decide who lives and who dies“ as Israel now has.

europeans when asked to help unblock the strait of hormuz

@jugol_m @OrwellNGoode math or meth 😵‍💫

@OrwellNGoode I had an math assistant prof at the university that was regarded as one of the most talented students in the entire campus. Next I saw him happily running his own videogame store

#UBS dépasse les 5% du capital d'#Abivax $ABVX

I used to be pretty left wing. Around 2009 was the first time I remember it becoming really clear the left was moving away from me. I was a student at UVic, and i went to a talk by an Iranian dissident. She was an atheist, and went beyond critiquing the regime and critiqued Islam itself. Being a defender of diversity, I raised my hand and objected, saying something about it being unfair to tarnish the whole religion because of a few extremists. The speaker didn't back down at all, and defended her views and pushed back hard on several Muslims in the crowd he objected. She didn't change my mind, but I'd appreciated hearing from someone with direct experience of the regime, and the open exchange of ideas on a difficult topic. The day after the talk I ran into a Muslim woman who had also pushed back on the speaker. She had started a petition to the university demanding an apology and action to prevent speakers saying similar things in the future. I was shocked. I took it for granted that we all supported free speech, and the way to resolve differences was to debate them. I refused to sign and told her why, but she was unapologetic and used language that is now very familiar, about words causing harm to marginalized communities etc etc. I talked to other people who had been to the talk about this, and most of them had signed the petition and didn't share my objections. They saw no problem censoring opposing opinions if the people being criticized cried hard enough and appeared sufficiently marginalized. This didn't turn me around overnight, but I become very conscious that a large portion of the left was moving in a direction I wouldn't follow, and I started thinking alot harder about the left wing positions I supported.

Obwohl Çelik im Büro ihres Vaters arbeitet – der gegen Feminismus und liberale Politik hetzt, Erdoğan-Propaganda verbreitet und in seiner Zeitung Wahlkampf für seine Tochter betreibt –, obwohl staatliche türkische Medien berichteten, dass der türkische Botschafter und der Konsul ihr nach ihrer Wahl gratulierten, und obwohl Çelik während des Wahlkampfs Kontakt zu erdoğannahen Organisationen suchte und deren Unterstützung annahm und sich nach ihrer Wahl von staatlichen türkischen Medien interviewen und zelebrieren lässt, möchte sie sich gegenüber dem Blick am Sonntag von Erdoğans Politik nicht distanzieren – geschweige denn diese als linke Politikerin verurteilen. «Ich habe als Schweizer Politikerin nichts mit der türkischen Politik zu tun», sagt sie auf die Frage des Blick am Sonntag zu ihrer Haltung gegenüber der Erdoğan-Regierung. Offensichtlich fällt es der Schweizer Politikerin türkischer Herkunft schwer, Erdoğan zu kritisieren – während sie seit Jahren Israel mit Vehemenz und fanatischer Ideologie angreift. Dort hat sie als «Schweizer Politikerin» selbstverständlich sehr viel zu tun und sagen: von der Verbreitung von Hamas-Dreiecken in Instagram bis hin zur Aussage, sie sei der grösste Israelgegner, den es gibt.

Boris Palmer: „Transfrauen sind keine Frauen."

Banksy: Geographic profiling 'proves' artist really is Robin Gunningham say scientists world-arts.com/news/

#Artwork #streetart #urbanart #stencil #painting by English #artist Banksy (Robin Gunningham)

Fun fact: the point farthest away from a country border is in canton Bern, and the distance is a mere 68 km! grok.com/share/c2hhcmQt…

@viktorgiacobbo Die Kokser Freunde und Freundinnen werden jeweils sehr kleinlaut wenn man sie fragt ob sie wüssten wieviel Leid ihr kleines Hobby über Teile der Welt bringt.

Die Branche hat ein Demokratieproblem - wieso dürfen die coolen Lifestyle-Kokser-innen in aller Welt nie über den Vertrieb ihres Naturprodukts mitbestimmen? «El Mencho» ist tot, doch das Geschäft läuft: Diese Kartelle ringen jetzt um die Macht tagesanzeiger.ch/mexiko-drogenk…

@tomdanielson Good luck man! youtu.be/ViS19Vgs0cE?is…

In 2002, I climbed Mt. Washington and set a record that changed my life. 7.6 miles. 4,500 feet. 12% grade. Time: 49:24. I was 23. A former MTBer from East Lyme, CT. That day I beat Tyler Hamilton’s record, he set right after he finished 4th at the Tour de France. It launched everything. My first pro contract with Saturn. A call from Lance. And eventually, my first WorldTour contract with Fasso Bortolo. A lot has happened in the 24 years since. My career was launched and lost. The identity that came and went with it. Cancer. A partial amputation. Lost fitness. Years of not knowing who I was without the bike. I’m not sure I can do this. That’s the truth. Sub-49 on Mt. Washington has never been done. There are so many reasons I’m not the guy for it. I’m 48. Dad of 5. Partial amputee. Business owner. Coming back from 11 years away from hard training. But the audaciousness behind the attempt is the whole point. And this time I have something I didn’t have in 2002. My own TTM Performance Model. Now as a coach I’m putting my money where my mouth is. My TTM doesn’t sugarcoat anything. It lays out the gap between where I am today and where I need to go in stark detail from to power, zone duration, durability, weight, mental strength, technique. Every facet and milestone, each point on the progression is mapped out. My hope is that it takes me somewhere I stopped believing was possible. For me, that place is becoming a world class climber. See you August 15, 2026. 🌙

@BioValues thats the one with the obinutuzumab combo, obi being an approved SLE drug by itself… 🤡🤡🤡

$ARTV RA data any day now in 1H. All the signs point to a positive outcome and the market is absolutely sleeping on this catalyst. Won't be for long IMO

@Nerlynx1 Should have chosen them in 2026 - missed the deadline - nobody's pick

@Nerlynx1 but $IMUX is my biosquidgames pick so I take every upside

Another obesity play in town - purely by accident it seems…. $IMUX finance.yahoo.com/news/immunics-…