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@nameless199 @ennihongo @bertuita @Ma_WuKong Ya ya, sigue reivindicando al proislamista este que no hizo absolutamente nada por nuestra tierra. Genial, yo prefiero figuras como el Gran Capitán o Fernando III. El ideal andaluz es si acaso lo contrario a Blas Infante.

@ennihongo @bertuita @EnkrateiaCap @Ma_WuKong a ver el sentimiento es anterior, prácticamente surge a la vez que el nacionalismo español, ya sabes Blas Infante, el ideal andaluz, esas mandangas, tu conocimiento de historia deja mucho que desear

Perfecto ejemplo de la izquierda socioliberal contemporánea: saca chorrocientas banderas para blanquearse, atomizaciones bien vistas por el capital, mientras no saca ninguna que represente a la patria (España), ni a los afectados por la mercantilización del mercado de viviendas.

@nameless199 @Ma_WuKong Tu eres tonto, saludos desde Granada.

@Ma_WuKong lo mismo si que lleva la bandera de la patria que es la andaluza, no podemos negar la realidad de que ese simbolo en andalucía representa el doble que la de españa

El fútbol es mucho más que fútbol. Lo que ha hecho España en este Campeonato del Mundo va mas allá del deporte. Detrás de este triunfo se esconde una forma de pensar que tiene que ver con una manera de enfrentarse a la vida. Decía Luis de la Fuente que necesitaba buenos futbolistas, con capacidad de sacrificio, con ganas de trabajar, con fe en ellos mismos y entendiendo profundamente la unión y el trabajo en equipo. Después añadía, y esto es muy importante, que fueran buenas personas…buenas personas. Una maravilla. Quizá eso explique el éxito de nuestra Selección Nacional de Fútbol. Este grupo y este seleccionador han dado una lección sobre la que reflexionar, porque uno siente que el mensaje ha calado en mucha gente, especialmente gente joven. Una buena persona escucha, una buena persona es capaz de salir del yo para pensar en el nosotros, una buena persona es humilde y eso le ayuda a aceptar enseñanzas. Una buena persona genera buen ambiente, empatía, una buena persona cree en respetar al que no es como tú, una buena persona es un ser más preparado para triunfar sin humillar a nadie por el camino. La clave, bajo mi punto de vista, para explicar lo conseguido está en el seleccionador nacional, está en Luis de la Fuente. Él ha sido quien ha sabido construir algo sorprendentemente bello. ⭐️⭐️ @SEFutbol #fifaworldcup #CopaMundialFIFA

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@iagovar @MrtnzAlvrz Me encantaría algún día ver de dónde viene el mito. Alguna noticia o algo... No sé encontrarlo.

"La dura realidad es que Cataluña se ha quedado en una cosa muy pequeñita. Grandes propietarios quedaban cinco; uno ha muerto y otro acaba de vender, y de los tres restantes ninguno se asoma por el Cercle. Lo llenan ejecutivos de empresas que son las que pagan los mil euros que vale la cosa. Y los socios de toda la vida vamos porque tampoco hay tantos motivos para distraerse aquí. En Cataluña hay una cosa importante en la Diagonal que es la Torre Negra, que no tiene dueño, y tres o cuatro buenas empresas. La famosa burguesía catalana hace tiempo que no existe, ha desaparecido. Hay 10 ejecutivos de talla y poco más. Eso es todo. Lo que sí hay, para nuestra desgracia, es un quilombo impositivo y de sucesiones insoportable, que hace muy difícil la vida aquí, eso por no mencionar la creciente inseguridad"

The brain continues to make new neurons throughout life. It is never too late to learn a new skill.

Me amenazan. Quieren intimidarme y asustarme. Entran en el despacho de abogados, por defender los derechos de @vitoquiles, un chaval de 25 años cuyo único peligro es un micrófono. ¿Hasta dónde serán capaces de llegar? Son una mafia. Apestan a corrupción. La decadencia absoluta.

In 1776, people immigrated to America for EQUALITY, to live without lords or kings. In 2016, I came to America for her INEQUALITY, to learn from billionaires and intellectuals who have achieved an unequaled greatness. America has abandoned its founding principle of equality, but that’s not a completely bad thing. Canada, where I came from, scoffs at American inequality, but the best Canadians immigrate for it. We come here precisely for this inequality and the unbounded limits of achievement it opens up. In Canada, all humans are given more respect regardless of their achievements. Society is materially and socially more equal. But when you are given a participation trophy for just being human, there isn't the same lust for success. The same sentiments of equality so hospitable to the majority are suffocating for the ambitious. Ask yourself this American: why do the best talent from stable, rich, lawful western democracies all want to come to the US? What do you have that no one else does? • If they wanted equality they would go to Norway. • If they loved private property, New Zealand protects it more. • If they craved rule of law they could go to Canada. • If they were tired of European civilization and wanted to immerse themselves in non-western cultures, they would go to Paris. What you have that none of the other democracies do is radical inequality, and that’s why we are here. The vast chasm between the billionaire and the struggling worker, the Ivy League chair and the wandering community college adjunct, the best private healthcare in the world and no healthcare at all sets Americans into a frenzy, a frenzy that most would be happier living without. Most Americans would live better lives in Canada. But the same fire that makes chaff smoke makes gold glow. And a tiny minority of you are able to capture that frenzy, that lightning in a bottle, and transmute it towards great ends. That energy is what we came to America for. America is unrecognizable from that of 250 years ago. When Tocqueville visited, just a few decades after the founding, America was so equal that one of his chief worries was that this equality would result in a complacent mediocrity that left no verticality for greatness. Today that has flipped, America is the only country in the western hemisphere hospitable to greatness, but at the terrible cost of not just equality but its very nature as a democracy. America has increasingly taken on the features of aristocracy it once stood proudly against. But just because America betrayed, what Tocqueville considered, its founding principle, that doesn’t mean you Americans can no longer embrace it: • Rome was first a kingdom, and there was beauty in Romulus’ founding, in Numa’s laws, in Lucretia’s suicide. • ~250 years later, Rome became a republic, it defined itself against the Tarquins and kingship. But there was new republican beauty to be found: in Regulus’ honor, in Cicero’s oratory, in Cato’s stubbornness. • And then Rome changed again, into an empire. It betrayed everything the republic stood for. But there was a new imperial beauty to be found: in Vergil’s lines, in the wisdom of the five good Emperors, in the conversion of Constantine. America has no less betrayed who she was, but that does not mean there is not a new aristocratic beauty to fall in love with in your great country. This lecture, given at the very Chateau where Tocqueville wrote Democracy in America, is my love letter to this new America; to a country that has accepted me with open arms, furnished me with unlimited freedom and resources; a country in which ten years ago I came not knowing a single soul, and now call home and have formed my deepest relationships; a country in which I’ve in turn come to love, not for who she was, not for who she would like to be, but for who she has become. And my gift to America on her 250th birthday is to help you see and delight in your new republic through my fresh foreign eyes that never saw what was and does not long for it, but only sees what is and delights in it. As Tocqueville says, “the majority … lives in perpetual adoration of itself; only foreigners or experience can make certain truths reach the ears of the Americans.” This is America’s next chapter, a mixed democratic-aristocratic constitution or, if it's easier to swallow, “Democracy with American Characteristics.”

🔴 ÚLTIMA HORA | El juez Pedraz imputa a la directora general de la Guardia Civil y al DAO en el 'caso Leire'. ✍️ Lo cuenta Fran Serrato (@FcoSerrato). theobjective.com/espana/tribuna…

One of the more uncomfortable observations in our AI Value Capture piece is internal: our token spend at SemiAnalysis now runs at roughly 30% of employee compensation, with employees pulling just under 5 billion tokens per month on average, over 5x more than Meta, and our top contributors clearing 100 billion. We wrote about it openly because every research firm, hedge fund, and law firm we know is heading toward a similar number, just on a delay. (1/4)🧵

🎥 Frente a la corriente de pesimismo, estrés y fealdad que asola las redes, difunde nuestras píldoras de optimismo, vitalidad y belleza.

For those impacted by the devastating earthquakes in Venezuela, Starlink is providing free service through July 25 to new and existing customers. We’re also working to rapidly deploy Starlink terminals and restore connectivity to the hardest-hit areas → starlink.com/support/articl…

Estaba claro que iban a subir el IVA (otra vez) para pagar la nueva paga de los jubilados. En fin...

@catalanensuiza Jajaajajajajajaja sois el némesis de las eslavas

Ucraniana de tinder en BCN dice que “no le gustan los catalanes” Quién adivina sus razones? 😏

We’re only half way through 2026, but this is hands down the best photo of the year. Iconic.

This is the most Catholic moment in modern history.

Barcelona, you win. Sagrada Família. Just incredible. Watch the whole thing with the sound on

Las inteligencias artificiales no viven una experiencia, no poseen un cuerpo, no pasan por la alegría y el dolor, no maduran en las relaciones ni conocen desde dentro lo que significan el amor, el trabajo, la amistad y la responsabilidad. Tampoco tienen una conciencia moral: no juzgan el bien y el mal, no captan el sentido último de las situaciones ni asumen el peso de las consecuencias. Pueden imitar, pueden simular pero no conocen lo que producen, porque no residen en el horizonte afectivo, relacional y espiritual en el que el ser humano se hace sabio. #MagnificaHumanitas

Artificial intelligences do not undergo experiences, do not possess a body, do not feel joy or pain, do not mature through relationships, and do not know from within what love, work, friendship or responsibility mean. Nor do they have a moral conscience, since they do not judge good and evil, grasp the ultimate meaning of situations, or bear responsibility for consequences. They may imitate or even simulate, but they do not understand what they produce, for they lack the affective, relational, and spiritual perspective through which human beings grow in wisdom. #MagnificaHumanitas