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@jorgemilburn The German Pfand system it pretty great and should be replicated in other countries, keeps the street cleaner, improves recycling and gives poor people some income

Guess the nationality of the Airbnb guest that sent me this message?

@ParadisLabs Would love to see that, thanks for the effort 🙌

Had a few dozen dm's asking for my $IQE model Comment/dm me and I'll send it over the weekend - for free, of course Could be useful for newbies to company valuation

@MoodyWriter13 Emotional compression blanket

What’s typical in bubbles is that future, hypothetical revenues get pulled into the present, without properly weighing all the uncertainties. Just a few weeks ago, the glass substrate market was still seen as being at least 2–3 years away from meaningful volume. Somehow, that timeline has now been emotionally compressed to about a year.

@MoodyWriter13 This was a great call

Nynomic +110% since my article, and it’s still valued at just a little over 1× sales. For a European photonics holding in the current environment, that’s very modest. But what really matters are the fundamentals and I’ve written plenty about those, including in my more recent article. I definitely could have made money more easily than with this research, it was exhausting. I’ll leave the easy stuff to others 😉

@Plaskpojken @aleabitoreddit Nice visualization

I’ve been quiet for a few days, but I haven't been idle. The recent narrative from Swedish financial media regarding Sivers Semiconductors ( $SIVE / $SIVEF ) has been incredibly frustrating. They label the data-driven retail discussion as a "cult" (shoutout to @aleabitoreddit), while completely refusing to do any fundamental research themselves. It's lazy journalism disguised as "we've seen this before, so we know better." In Sweden, you are expected to safely park your money in legacy industrials like Volvo, Atlas Copco, or Investor AB. They are fantastic companies, but they are not how you capture the next massive technological and geopolitical hyper-trend. The research I see here on X is informative and rooted in hard, verifiable fundamentals. Don't buy the stock if you don't believe the thesis, but at least look at the actual data. Since the media won't do the due diligence, I built a platform to do it for them. Introducing Asymmetry Research. I’ve compiled a complete, open-access deep dive into the $SIVE ecosystem. What’s inside: 🌐 The Ecosystem Map: An interactive node graph tracking Sivers' chips from the foundries directly to the Hyperscalers and the Pentagon. 📊 The Fundamentals: Confirmed data on the supply chain, competitors, and management. 🔗 The Source Vault: Fully sourced info cards verifying every contract, partnership, and macro catalyst. Data beats arrogance. Check the thesis, follow the silicon, and make up your own mind. 🔗 asymmetryresearch.org/research/sivers (Disclaimer: I am long $SIVE and fundamentally believe in their role within these starting megatrends. Not financial advice. Do your own research).

@front_ukrainian "Oh no the tails gone, I need to get some distance from the ground"

❗️The moment of yesterday's Ka-226 helicopter crash in 🇷🇺Dagestan with employees of the military plant "Kizlyar Electromechanical Plant" The accident killed the deputy general director, chief engineer and chief designer

@MrAndyNgo @peoplevpreds Great camerawork, thought the beginning was a Childish Gambino video

A citizen "child predator catcher" @peoplevpreds captured the moment police chased after and arrested a suspect at a shopping center in Glendale, Calif. on Feb. 19. The suspect attempted to escape on foot.

@WokeWaste Unbelievable

UK taxpayers were charged £201,013 for a study on the environmental impact of Star Wars. Here’s one researcher describing how to make R2D2’s journey “more eco-friendly”. “It’s like giving him a script rewrite for a better ending that’s kinder to our planet.”

@DrHoenderkamp 😂

Just when we actually had a minister with real life experience in their field..... theguardian.com/politics/2025/…

Since 2021, the UK has imported 144,000 low paid care workers. Many will soon be eligible for permanent residency. Each one that stays could cost as much as £421,000 net over their lifetimes. We're running out of time to fix a £61 billion mistake: telegraph.co.uk/business/2025/…

@gas_biz you've got everything you need for a new obstacle course business

@paulmasonnews @bphillipsonMP @jessphillips Great it gets to be ignored in a regional accent

One big advantage Labour has on Child Protection is that those leading the line are working class women like @bphillipsonMP and @jessphillips - while the bandwagon fascists are rich misogynist men with no history of even caring 👇🏽

@KrangTNelson It's not as if he's getting any firefighters for the tax he currently pays, may as well cut it

@GoodwinMJ This is absolutely criminal by all those mentioned

EXCLUSIVE. I've just been sent this by ex-Conservative MP for Telford, Lucy Allan, who was the MP for Telford 2015-2024. This is what happened when she tried to investigate grooming gangs. Unreal🤐🤐🤐 "The horrific crimes perpetrated against vulnerable girls in towns and cities across our country, by groups of Pakistani men, are now finally out in the open. I feel huge sense of relief that finally Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE) can no longer be hidden away as a shameful secret by those in authority. It has been a long and struggle to get here. When I started speaking out in Parliament about CSE in 2016, having met Telford victims, the push back was swift and robust. There was coordinated official response by people in positions of power. The Telford Council Leader (now Telford’s [Labour] MP [@ShaunDaviesMP]) immediately published a letter to the Home Secretary stating that no inquiry into CSE was necessary. He backed up his assertion with claims that we now know were false. Multiple senior figures were asked to be co-signatories to his claims, to lend authority to them and they all readily agreed. The Council Leader and his councillors, instead of trying to right wrongs, set about discrediting the messengers; not just me but investigative journalists and victims, even claiming one victim was coming forward so she could sell her story. I was accused of lying, causing division, racism, being unbalanced, irrational, stupid and motivated not by desire to help victims but to score political points. This narrative was relentlessly pushed for as long as I campaigned on the issue. It had the intended effect of ensuring that the voice I sought to be for victims would not be heard. Early on I had an unexpected visit from the Chief Constable of West Mercia Police and the Police and Crime Commissioner. The Chief Constable was disparaging about Rotherham MP Sarah Champion [@SarahChampionMP] suggesting she was exaggerating the issue and was discredited. He said: “you wouldn’t want to be known as a troublemaker like Sarah Champion. It will harm your reputation and career.” The then newly minted Junior Minister for Safeguarding, Vicky Atkins MP [@VictoriaAtkins], told me not to speak to the media on the subject as ‘you do not understand the issues.’ I was summoned by Conservative Peer Baroness Warsi [@sayeedawarsi] to explain myself. Then there was the repeated refrain that as 90% of child abuse is committed by white men in domestic settings, why didn’t I concern myself with that as it was a more significant problem. This was a blatant denial of the existence of groups of interrelated men of Pakistani heritage, preying on young girls, at school gates, in takeaways, taxis and playgrounds. They did not want to know. Then there was the appalling victim blaming, referring always to the victims’ ‘risky behaviours’ and the fact that the victims had ‘sought contact with multiple males.’ In one case a young victim was described to me by police as ‘having been in contact with 53 different Asian males’ as if it were by choice, illustrating complete denial that these men were related to each other through cousin marriage and were engaged in a joint enterprise. I thought the desire by the authorities to hush it up was to disguise shortcomings in the organisations they led. But now I know it wasn’t just that: the people in power believed that being honest about what had happened would fuel racial tensions. They pushed a narrative that hiding the problem was in the interests of the community that looking the other way would cement social cohesion and protect society. I know now that that this was the line pushed by Home Office officials themselves. Junior ministers both Conservative and Labour have spun the same lines almost word for word, clearly at the behest of Civil Servants. People have accused Telford’s Council Leader of a cover up. It is more complicated than that. His public statement saying no inquiry was necessary was signed by him, but I do not believe it was written by him. Whist he may have been willing to collude with officials to protect his career, he was not the instigator of the pretence. Public denial of these horrific crimes was the standard response by officials both locally and in Whitehall. It takes bravery for a politician to speak up and the repercussions can be costly. If Telford’s Council leader had been courageous, if he had done the right thing, it is unlikely he would be in Parliament now sitting on the Home Affairs Select Committee, tasked with holding the Home Office to account; perhaps in it was more cowardice and self-interest than cover up. The denial strategy may be motivated by good intentions, but it is fatally flawed. At best, it is an insult to victims and to all fair-minded people. At worst, it is a deeply divisive, dishonest policy that destroys our social fabric and the social contract between State and individual. Officials have actively sought to hide reality from politicians and too many politicians are willing to collude. We know now we have been routinely lied to by the State and now we can no longer trust the State. Lucy Allan was the Conservative MP for Telford 2015-2024 and a campaigner on Child Sexual Exploitation throughout her time in Parliament.

@thecathguy Plastic in the balls

Seriously though what’s the theory on why this is happening globally including now to countries that have none of the same social problems we have and are not even developed in some cases.

@fanofaliens @creepydotorg lol what Epstein island is one of the rides at Neverland

@creepydotorg Michael Jackson

Name a Hollywood star you think stayed away from Epstein, Diddy parties, or anything else shady? I’ll start:

a horrifying video imagine feeling instinctively pulled to do a task. something that goes beyond your personal ambitions, your environment, or your job. something that comes from genetic instructions, placed down there over millions of years of evolution, screaming at you from generations past now imagine that task being impossible to do in any satisfactory way. the beaver cannot feel the water, cannot find the wood. there are genetic signals to gather items for the dam, but all the beaver can accomplish in the end is a stage three simulacra. what it will create in this artificial environment will forever be lacking in the eyes of their evolutionary instincts the beaver KNOWS there are unfinished things to do, but it cannot even conceive of what that could be. where is the water? where is the wood? what are these items meant to do? what is the purpose of it all? the beaver does not know. its brothers in the forest do, but that knowledge is forever beyond this domesticated one, who has never even been outside of an air conditioned room but it continues its toil, because the beaver cannot understand that its evolutionary ordained tasks are useless here. the rules of its environment have changed, but it lacks the faculties to recognize that; i simultaneously pity the creature and see myself in it

@PicturesFoIder Probably still slightly less urine than your average street food dish

In India a family discovered that their maid had been secretly mixing URlNE into their food for years led to everyone in the household suffering from liver failure.

@Maks_NAFO_FELLA This seems like an incredible amount of ordinance, what's the hit ratio?

@DGandyOfficial @British_Airways BA have gone massively downhill

Me: so @British_Airways you have oversold the flight. Seats allocated to us have disappeared and you think its ok for my 2 year old to be sat on her own next to a stranger? What if theres an emergency BA: well nothing we can do so yes its ok COME on BA you can do better than this