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@AgustinLaje @JMilei Hay una grieta que empieza a verse x donde puede perderse todo en 2025, la de la impunidad judicial del kirchnerismo. La economía no lo es todo. Ya pasó con Menem. Se están metiendo solos en la misma senda.

🇦🇷🇺🇸 Lucky Brand, dueño de Reebok y Forever 21, llega a la Argentina con precios iguales a los de EEUU y planea abrir 30 locales: con una inversión inicial de US$1 millón, esperan vender cerca de 60.000 prendas, facturar unos US$3,5 millones y generar 150 puestos de trabajo. Los jeans se venderán entre $140.000 y $160.000, mientras que las remeras irán de $50.000 a $60.000. Esto los deja alrededor de un 30% más baratos que la competencia local. Este desembarco se suma a la ola de marcas internacionales que están volviendo o entrando al país gracias a la apertura comercial

Las piezas del British Museum que destruyen la mentira propalestina ...y por qué armaron tanto escándalo. La polémica desatada alrededor de la conferencia suspendida del British Museum sobre “Ancient Israel and Judah” dejó al descubierto algo mucho más profundo que un escándalo sobre cancelaciones y postergaciones. Expuso hasta qué punto el activismo propalestino no resiste enfrentarse con la historia de Medio Oriente. Porque toda esta evidencia material destruye uno de los grandes mitos ideológicos del progresismo contemporáneo: la idea de que Israel sería simplemente un proyecto moderno de “colonialismo de colonos” sin raíces históricas profundas en la región. Link en🧵

A British scientist invented the single most valuable piece of technology in human history, then signed a document that legally guaranteed he would never make a cent from it, and he did it on purpose while every university around him was racing to patent everything they could. His name is Tim Berners-Lee, and the invention was the World Wide Web (WWW). Not the internet, which already existed as a way to connect computers, but the actual web of pages and links you are using to read this right now. HTML. HTTP. The URL. He built all three while working at CERN, a physics lab in Switzerland, between 1989 and 1991. He wrote the first browser on a NeXT computer and stuck a label on it that said "DO NOT POWER IT DOWN" because if anyone unplugged it, the entire web would vanish. Here is the part that should stop you cold. CERN owned the invention. Under the rules of the time, the lab could have licensed it, charged a fee for every installation, and collected a royalty on every server that ever came online. His colleague Robert Cailliau confirmed they actively discussed exactly this, because in the early 1990s patenting university inventions and squeezing money out of them was the standard move. They could have charged for every search. Every upload. Every page load on Earth, forever. Berners-Lee fought to give it away instead. He pushed CERN to release the source code into the public domain with no patent and no fee of any kind. On April 30, 1993, two CERN directors signed a half-page document that relinquished all intellectual property rights to the World Wide Web. A few signatures on a single sheet of paper. That was the moment nobody came to own the thing that now connects more than five billion people. His reasoning was not sentimental. It was mechanical. He understood something most inventors never grasp. The value of the web was not in the code. It was in the network. And a network only grows if everyone can join without asking permission. The second you charge a toll, people route around you, and you end up with a hundred tiny incompatible webs instead of one universal one. He said it plainly years later. If he had demanded fees, there would be no World Wide Web. There would be lots of small webs, and none of them would have mattered. So the thing that made the web worth trillions is the exact same thing that guaranteed he would never personally capture any of it. Openness was not a sacrifice he made against the invention's success. Openness was the success. The free part was the product. People who made far less consequential things became billionaires off the platform he built. He watched it happen and kept running a nonprofit standards body out of an office at MIT, setting the rules that keep the web working for everyone, paid like a normal professor. When an interviewer once asked him why he never cashed in, he refused the premise of the question. He said that framing only makes sense if you measure a person's worth by their net worth. People are what they have done and what they stand for, not what sits in their bank account. The man who could have owned a piece of every click ever made chose to own none of it, because he understood that the only way to give the world something this big was to make sure he could never take it back. The most valuable thing ever built belongs to everyone, and that was the entire point.

In 1943, while Allied forces battled across Europe, a young British officer was sent behind enemy lines to fight in a war he could never talk about. His name was Christopher Lee. He tracked Nazi war criminals. Took part in covert missions across occupied Europe. And served in the British Special Operations Executive-the unit Churchill called "the Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare." After the war, he stayed silent. And became something else entirely. Over the next 70 years, he acted in 275 films, playing Dracula, Saruman, Count Dooku, and more. He spoke 8 languages. Met Tolkien. And in his 80s, he launched a heavy metal career-recording two full albums. Most people live one life. He lived five. And until the day he died, he never stopped working.

🚨🇺🇸 | Elon Musk explotó contra los medios tradicionales y denunció que gran parte de la prensa está completamente dominada por la izquierda: “Los medios son increíblemente partidistas. Casi todos los medios están sesgados hacia la izquierda. Es un poco extraño si hablas con alguien que obtiene toda su información de lo que yo llamo medios tradicionales”.

ESTO ES TREMENDO, LA TESTIGO CLAVE DEL JUICIO CUADERNOS TIRÓ AL BOMBO AL PORTERO DEL EDIFICIO DE CRISTINA 🔥 "Yo estoy aceptando lo que hice, acá vino uno que SE HIZO LA DEMENCIA: ¿Un encargado sabe la vida de todo el mundo Y AHORA NO SE ACUERDA LO QUE VIO?" @JonatanViale

Trump converted ~$8.9 billion in previously awarded but unpaid government funding (mostly CHIPS Act grants) into an equity stake in Intel. It's now worth ~$52 billion Keep in mind, he didn't add new money, this was money already funded, he just moved it around. This is what happens when you have a businessman running the country!!😎

@MLolaVelez votaron como idiotas pensamientopenal.org/cordoba-prosti…

El caso Agostina pone al desnudo toda una estructura mafiosa que ingresa al estado municipal para luego hacer la vida imposible si cambia el gobierno.

Este mapa muestra algo más que pozos. Muestra el nacimiento de una nueva operación de litio en Argentina. Hombre Muerto West ya empezó a producir su primer cloruro de litio y el mapa permite entender cómo se llegó hasta ese punto. La concentración de pozos sobre el borde occidental del salar no es casualidad. Es donde se ubican algunas de las salmueras de mayor ley del sistema y donde la geología controla el ingreso de fluidos enriquecidos en litio. Mientras muchos hablan del litio como si apareciera mágicamente en una batería, la realidad empieza acá. Hoy ese trabajo empezó a transformarse en producción real. Hombre Muerto West apunta a convertirse en uno de los nuevos productores de litio del NOA, dentro de uno de los salares más importantes del planeta para la industria de baterías. La transición energética no sale de un PowerPoint. Sale del subsuelo. 🪨⚡

"Estamos haciendo encuestas y focus groups en todo el país. La gente se queja de la economía, el bolsillo cada vez aprieta más, no alcanza, pero es tan fuerte el recuerdo del final del gobierno de Alberto Fernández que nadie quiere volver ahí", dice Alejandro Catterberg @Poliarquia_ #SUVM

🚨🇦🇷 | ARGENTINA SALE ADELANTE: El equipo económico de Milei celebró cómo Argentina redujo su deuda pública del 99,4% del PBI al 39,1%, gracias al superávit fiscal y el crecimiento del país. "Todas estas colocaciones son para refinanciar deudas previas... Como no hay déficit fiscal, se refinancia a una tasa menor. La caja que se está haciendo con el rollover servirá para cancelar más deuda".

Elon Musk memorized the entire Encyclopedia Britannica as a child. Not parts of it. The entire thing. His brother Kimbal said he would read for ten hours a day. Not children's books. Encyclopedias. Physics textbooks. Science fiction. Anything he could find. By the time other kids were learning long division, Elon had read more than most adults read in a lifetime. His mother Maye said the other children called him the encyclopedia because he would recite facts nobody asked for. At dinner. At school. In the middle of conversations that had nothing to do with what he was reciting. He couldn't stop. The information came in and it needed to come out. This is the part of the Musk origin story that everyone skips because it's not dramatic. Nobody makes a movie about a child reading. Nobody writes an article about ten thousand hours in a library. But that library is the foundation under every rocket, every factory, every company. The man who argues with NASA engineers about propulsion chemistry learned that chemistry from a book he read at age eleven. Most people who want to be like Musk study his companies. His management style. His tweets. They skip the reading because reading doesn't look good on camera. The secret was never the rockets. The secret was the ten year old who read the entire encyclopedia and never stopped.

🇦🇷 Una PyME de Morón compite con alemanes y yanquis: 👉🏼 Mirbla fabrica los únicos odorizadores de gas de LATAM. Sus equipos operan en Buenos Aires, Río, Lima y más. Exporta tecnología, trabaja con YPF y abrió una planta de 4.000 m² para Vaca Muerta y litio.

⚒️🇦🇷 Partiendo increíblemente desde cero actualmente a producir más de 1 millón de toneladas de cobre en menos de una década 💪🏽

🇦🇷 Una pyme de Boulogne fabrica protectores para tubos de Vaca Muerta y ya trabaja a escala industrial para Tenaris. Tecmetal nació en 1961, tiene unos 60 empleados y muestra cómo el boom energético empieza a generar industria, empleo y producción fuera de Neuquén. facebook.com/share/r/1Dr5t1…

EMAE en la gestión Milei. Está en máximos. Rara la recesión.

Recuerden esto.. Peter Theiel, y su relación con Musk y la "Mafia de PayPal" traerá cosas impresionante para Argentina. Solo piensen que tuvimos acá de "refugiados" al pedofilo narco de Evo, al chorro chavista de Correa y a las hijas de Chavez que se afanaron 3 mil palos verdes

🟠 ARGENTINA REACTIVA FABRICACIONES MILITARES TRAS DÉCADAS DE ABANDONO El Gobierno impulsa un modelo de capitales mixtos para modernizar la industria de defensa y aprovechar la demanda global generada por los conflictos internacionales.

Gestión Massa: 17 meses Reservas robadas: US$ 25.000M MEMORIA.

La cruzada de algunos periodistas contra @marcos_galperin no es ni por su domicilio fiscal ni por los subsidios que le dieron gobiernos “industrialistas”. Lo que no le perdonan es que se involucre en el debate político y tome posición. Lo quieren callado porque su visión y su mirada sobre el futuro de la Argentina la escuchan muchas más personas que las del rating de aquéllos.