Petr Talla

👥 Largest cities of the Austrian Empire in 1850.

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@dozor1984 Byly tam ty busy, nebo mu to zajistili potrobli prasci.

Životní cyklus úspěšného aktivisty 1 Nasosat miliony ze zdrojů, které nemůžeš zveřejnit 2 Oznámit, že bude demonstrace 3 Nalézt téma 4 Zajistit vystoupení herců a důchodkyně z lesů na Křivoklátsku 5 Autobusy navozit do Prahy ovce 6 Počet účastníků vynásobit dvěma 🧵1/2

Guys will look at how an 18th century British warship operated for hours and be amazed by the levels of sophistication that occurred to operate one of these

BREAKING: 🇺🇸 This is the greatest Rescue operation in history of America. 48-HOUR RESCUE INSIDE IRAN HOUR BY HOUR APRIL 3 - F-15E Strike Eagle (Viper 21) shot down by Russian missile over southwestern Iran. - Mach 2.8 intercept, proximity fuse detonation. - Both crew eject successfully. HOUR 0 - Pilot recovered within minutes by ground team. - WSO lands alone, injured (broken ankle), deep in enemy territory. HOURS 1-4 - WSO starts evasion using night and terrain. - IRGC launches massive manhunt with drones and dogs. HOURS 4-8 - Thousands of Iranian civilians join the search for bounties. - U.S. jams Iranian radars and communications. HOURS 8-12 - WSO climbs 7,000-ft ridge despite injury. - U.S. strikes crater roads to block IRGC reinforcements. HOURS 12-18 - WSO reaches ridge top, hides in rocky crevice. - Makes first brief radio contact with friendly forces. HOURS 18-24 - A-10 Warthog shot down by Chinese MANPADS. - Pilot safely recovered by naval assets. HOURS 24-30 - Two HH-60W rescue helicopters hit by ground fire during attempt. - Crews wounded but return to base. HOURS 30-36 - U.S. escalates with cruise missile strikes on IRGC air defenses. - WSO survives near-miss drone strike, relocates under fire. HOURS 36-42 - Nighttime full extraction launched. - Special operations teams insert and engage IRGC in firefight. HOURS 42-48 - WSO located, stabilized on site, and extracted under heavy fire. APRIL 5 — EARLY HOURS - WSO pulled out alive and conscious. - Both F-15E crew members safe.

@thedarshakrana It works for any sport where more oxygen enters the bloodstream. The brain uses it. Sport is the only way to increase mental abilities after the age of 21.

Your brain goes dark when you sit still. Dr. Chuck Hillman at the University of Illinois put people in brain scanners and measured neural activity after 20 minutes of sitting versus 20 minutes of walking. The difference was notable. The sitting brain showed lower activation in key cognitive control areas. The walking brain showed increased activity across attention and executive networks. Twenty minutes. Same people. Completely different brain responses. What you’re seeing in these scans reveals something unsettling about modern life. We’ve built a world that systematically limits optimal brain function. Every chair, every car ride, every hour spent motionless is missed neurological enhancement happening in real time. The enhanced zones in the walking scan represent areas responsible for executive function, spatial processing, memory formation, and creative problem solving. These regions show stronger engagement when you move. Movement doesn’t just change your body. Movement turns on your mind. The implications go far beyond fitness. Every major decision you make while sitting is being made without the full acute boost that prior movement can provide. Every problem you try to solve from a desk is being processed with cognitive resources that benefit from activity. Every creative project you attempt while sedentary is running with added support available from movement. Think about where our most important mental work happens. Board meetings around conference tables. Students taking exams in classroom chairs. Writers staring at screens. Programmers debugging code. Therapists conducting sessions. All of it happening in environments designed to minimize movement. Hillman’s research suggests we’ve accidentally limited cognitive potential through environmental design. The walking brain and the sitting brain show meaningful functional differences. One operates with enhanced cognitive control. The other runs without that acute boost. Ancient humans walked 12 miles daily while thinking, planning, and problem solving. Their brains evolved under constant movement. Our brains carry the same neural architecture but we’ve imprisoned it in furniture. The most productive people throughout history understood this instinctively. Aristotle taught while walking. Darwin took daily thinking walks. Dickens walked 30 miles through London every night. Tesla walked 10 miles daily to stimulate ideas. They weren’t just exercising. They were unlocking cognitive potential that remains less activated when stationary. The business world talks endlessly about optimizing performance through better tools, systems, and strategies. Meanwhile, the most powerful cognitive enhancer costs nothing and requires no equipment. Just get up and move. Every step triggers a neurochemical cascade that increases BDNF, boosts dopamine, and activates neural networks that show less engagement during stillness. The effect peaks around 20 minutes and persists for hours afterward. You can literally watch improvements in cognitive performance turn on and off depending on whether you’re moving or sitting. The next time you face a difficult decision, a creative block, or a complex problem, pay attention to your position. If you’re sitting, your brain may be operating without the full acute boost available. The solution might require neural resources enhanced by activity. Stand up. Walk around. Let the enhanced zones activate. Your best thinking happens when your brain has the support of movement.

Karolina Krzyzak, a 27-year-old Polish woman, died in a Bali hotel room after following an EXTREME Fruitarian diet. Her parents begged her to eat but Influencers told her to fast and live only on fruits 😢

@GenericSnarky Are you sure with this map? x.com/EdgeE50124/sta…

#BREAKING Climate Change is so catastrophic that Australia's sea levels remain the same as it was over 250 years ago.

@tatonka_apokryf @hraba_z Ale necoz toho kapne tem podstatnejm. 200k a vic je u nas mesicne na jednu tridu. Co by ty deti mely a ucitele taky, nebyt vyzirek.

Nacpali do školství inkluzi, která ničí všechny, kdo tam jsou. Ničí handicapované děti, ničí talentované děti, ničí učitele, ničí rodiče. To je ukázkový výsledek progresivistů.‼️ Velikonoce s @hraba_z 👏 prahain.cz/politika/ukazk…

French troops with a war torn flag in 1917

@DanPriban Přesně tak. Je to normální daň a je nesmysl ji takto neefektivně vybírat. Jen ta média za výběr a vymáhání utrácí 250 milionů korun ročně. A je to i zbytečná zátěž pro občany. A to nemluvím o tom, že je to velmi asociální: je to totiž fixní roční platba na domácnost.

Když mohou být motoristé naciste může hnutí duha býti teroristickou organizací. Za naproste vyprázdnění obsahu slov si můžete lepsolidi vy sami.

Soldiers from 9 different countries sent to put down the boxer rebellion in 1900. From left; Britain, USA, Russia, India, Germany, France, Austria-Hungary, Italy and Japan.

@bobesh6970 @SeznamZpravy Mit v revolveru jeden jedinej patron a chytre ho vystrelit. To pak jsou dohledatelny konce. Dokonce i letoun te prezidentske zajezdovky ma ministr obrany. Tak holt low cost 😂😂😂😂

🇨🇿 Českou delegaci na summitu NATO budou tvořit premiér, ministr obrany a ministr zahraničí. Všichni zároveň potvrdili, že do Ankary nepojede prezident. 🗣️ Ten avizoval, že o složení delegace chce ještě jednat. Více v článku na SZ 📎 seznamzpravy.cz/clanek/303325

Tey Bannerman counted up all the products and tools that Microsoft has named “Copilot”. Found 78 of them: “there are now Copilots inside Copilots, Copilots for other Copilots, and a physical Copilot key on your keyboard for summoning them.”

Bývalá novozélandská premiérka Jacinda Ardern už během covidu proslula výrokem "pravda je to, co říkáme my, vláda". Stále patří mezi největší obhájce online cenzury, věnuje se také "boji proti změnám klimatu". V únoru se s rodinou přestěhovala do Austrálie.

So called ‘Green’ technology is ruining our environment. By 2050 40 million tonnes of old wind turbine blades could be in landfill.

You can’t help those who refuse to see