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Jackborg

@bionicIsfuture

Neurotech Nerd, Autism, Humanist, Sozialliberal, Sci-fi, Transhumanismus, Künstler, Themen von A-Z, Eigene Meinung no ⬅️➡️ denken, Doppelmoral👎🏻Free Speech

شامل ہوئے Kasım 2019
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Jackborg
Jackborg@bionicIsfuture·
Every pixel in this picture is vibrotactile feelable. Darker pixels have a stronger vibration.
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Jackborg@bionicIsfuture·
@gepardtatze @FKeubel Rammstein ja, die USA ohnehin nicht. Aber ironisch dass das ausgerechnet von der Partei kommt die Maga hirnlos feiert.
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Fabian Keubel
Fabian Keubel@FKeubel·
Wir müssen jetzt ernsthaft über die Schließung Ramsteins diskutieren.
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TheIncubus
TheIncubus@FaceTheSuccubus·
Ich hab Angst. Ich kann mein Leben allein nicht mehr bezahlen. Die Wohnung ist zu teuer. Unser Bezirk und Umgebung ist zum Wohnen zu teuer. Günstiger gibt es nur im absoluten Brennpunkt. Dort will ich nicht hin..ich hätte ständig Panik. Ich hab Angst vor der Zukunft. Vor allem.
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QuoProQuid
QuoProQuid@TNOQuoProQuid·
economic news got a real "february 2020" vibe to it if you know what i mean
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🇨🇳 陈杰森 Jason Chen
WWIII is about to start. World Economy is about to collapse. Guys, it's time ! Hope everyone have cash for what's coming. THE BIGGEST CRASH IN HISTORY
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Financelot
Financelot@FinanceLancelot·
You didn't think they would introduce a CBDC without a global food & energy shortage did you?
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Kai
Kai@k4ii_·
Wenn ein Drittel der Helium Gewinnung ausfällt ist es ein riesiges Problem. Nicht nur in der Halbleiter Produktion Der Krieg mit dem Iran läuft doch super und nach Plan?
Dr. JiHoon Park | IQ 312@Jihooncrypto

🚨🚨🚨 ONE ATTACK IN THE MIDDLE EAST JUST PUT THE ENTIRE TECH INDUSTRY ON LIFE SUPPORT 🚨🚨🚨 Iran bombed Qatar's helium plant. 33% of global supply is gone. Overnight. Here's who's bleeding right now: 🇰🇷 South Korea — 64.7% of all helium imported from Qatar ($226.9M). Samsung and SK Hynix fabs are on a countdown clock. 🇹🇼 Taiwan — home to TSMC, makes 18% of global chips. Said "monitoring situation." Translation: quietly panicking. 🇯🇵 Japan — major chip fab and MRI manufacturer hub. First to run out if Qatar outage extends beyond 60 days. 🇸🇬 Singapore — regional semiconductor hub. Heavy Qatar helium dependency flagged by Scientific American. 🇮🇳 India — imported helium from Qatar for thousands of hospital MRI machines. MRI costs already rising, scan delays starting. 🇩🇪 Germany — hosts Linde HQ, major industrial gas distributor. Helium spot prices up 100%. Linde and Air Liquide rationing supply. 🇺🇸 United States — federal helium reserve running down for years. US chip fabs still exposed. HP, Dell, Lenovo warned enterprise buyers: 15-20% price hike incoming. 🇬🇧 United Kingdom — NHS hospitals with MRI machines facing supply tightness. No domestic helium production. 🇫🇷 France — Air Liquide headquartered here but cannot produce new helium. Distribution-only country. 🇨🇳 China — imports helium for chip fabs and MRI. Could accelerate its own helium exploration in Siberian region. Strategic play. 🇦🇺 Australia — Exporter, one of few alternatives. Helium production from Amadeus Basin, but NOT enough to fill Qatar's gap. 🇶🇦 Qatar — the source. Offline since March 2. CEO says 14% of capacity PERMANENTLY damaged for up to 5 years. 12 countries exposed. 33% of global supply gone overnight. Zero substitutes. No restart timeline. This isn't just a war story. Your next laptop, your next MRI scan, your next phone — all of it runs on helium you didn't even know existed. Prepare accordingly. 🚨🚨🚨 X is hiding this. Follow + RT before it disappears. 🔥

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HealthRanger
HealthRanger@HealthRanger·
ENERGY LOCKDOWNS are coming! If you thought COVID was bad, that's nothing compared to the energy lockdowns now being pushed. The International Energy Agency now wants "alternating license plat restrictions" (among other things), where you're not allowed to be on the roads on certain days. They also want to reduce all road speed limits everywhere, so that traveling by road is increasingly suffocating and slow. Their 10 Recommended Measures: 1) Work from home — Remote work could cut oil use from commuting by up to 6% nationally. 2) Reduce highway speed limits — Lowering limits by at least 10 km/h reduces fuel consumption for cars and trucks. 3) Shift to public transport — Increased use of buses, trains, and metros to replace private car trips. 4) Increase carpooling — Sharing rides to reduce the number of vehicles on the road. 5) Adopt more efficient driving practices — Smoother acceleration and braking to save fuel. 6) Car-free Sundays or alternating license plate restrictions — Rotation schemes to limit overall vehicle use. 7) Improve fleet efficiency — Businesses and governments to fast-track more fuel-efficient vehicle deployment. 8) Avoid non-essential air travel — A reduction of around 40% of flights taken for work purposes is feasible in the short term while maintaining productivity. 9) Switch to electric or modern cooking solutions — Encouraging electric cooking and other modern options can reduce reliance on LPG. 10) Leverage flexibility in petrochemical feedstocks — Industry can help free up LPG for essential uses while reducing oil consumption through quick operational improvements. In countries where LPG supplies are under pressure, facilities may be able to switch from LPG to alternative feedstocks such as naphtha. Gosh, it almost seems like the war was PLANNED as a way to take away your liberty... Full report here: iea.org/news/new-iea-r…
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Jackborg
Jackborg@bionicIsfuture·
@atheistsplained Moderater Demokrat mit Allergie gegen ideologische Borniertheit und eher im moderaten Zentrum leicht Rechts(wirklich leicht). Also eine vollkommen gleichbleibende Position.
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Robert™
Robert™@atheistsplained·
Frage mal aus Neugier: Wo würdet ihr mich 2026 politisch einsortieren, wenn ihr mir irgendein politisches Label verpassen müsstet, das eurer Meinung nach am besten zu mir passt?
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Emanuel Boeminghaus
Emanuel Boeminghaus@E_Boeminghaus·
Medikamenten-Schock droht Europa. Der Iran-Krieg bringt die Versorgung an den Rand des Kollapses. Die Lieferketten brechen! Der, der sich vorbereitet, ist im Vorteil am Ende. #Medikamente #IranKrieg #NHS #MedicinesUK Lieferketten unter Druck: Großbritannien steht laut Branchenverband nur einen Schritt vor Medikamentenengpässen, da explodierende Transportkosten die Hersteller günstiger Generika massiv belasten und deren Margen auffressen. Besonders kritisch ist die Lage, weil viele dieser Medikamente für unter einem Pfund pro Monat abgegeben werden und Transportkosten plötzlich zum entscheidenden Faktor werden. System am Limit: Sollte der Konflikt anhalten, könnten Hersteller die Mehrkosten nicht mehr tragen, was entweder zu Preiserhöhungen oder zu Lieferausfällen führen wird, wahrscheinlich zu beidem gleichzeitig. Besonders betroffen sind komplexe Medikamente wie Biosimilars, deren Produktion und Logistik deutlich aufwendiger ist und die deshalb noch anfälliger für Störungen sind. Die nächste Krise trifft das Gesundheitssystem mitten ins Herz und zeigt wie fragil globale Lieferketten wirklich sind. Vielen Dank für den wichtigen Hinweis! Quelle: Reuters reuters.com/business/healt…
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Mark R. Brown, AICP, CNU
Mark R. Brown, AICP, CNU@CompletedStreet·
Actually, the American era would have demolished the whole thing for a parking lot.
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Azat
Azat@AzatAlsalim·
An Afghan woman: “I wish God had never created women. Even animals can roam freely, but we are forbidden to step outside the house.”
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Dutch Rojas
Dutch Rojas@DutchRojas·
The IRS has audited fewer nonprofit hospitals in the last decade than Starbucks has opened locations. The nonprofit hospitals have $275 billion in tax exemptions and subsidies…
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🐈‍⬛doro hoff
🐈‍⬛doro hoff@liberal_dvh·
Lars Klingbeil will eine Erhöhung der Pendlerpauschale und eine Übergewinnsteuer. Help! Wer berät ihn? 1. Pendlerpauschale Die durch den exogenen gestiegenen Energiepreise treffen natürlich Pendler - vor allem aber stecken sie fast überall und lösen eine Preiserhöhungswelle aus. Heute hier diskutiert: x.com/liberal_dvh/st… 2. Übergewinnsteuer braucht Vergleichsmaßstab und basiert auf Schätzungen, Rechtssicherheit für Unternehmen wird untergraben Hat der Beirat im BMF schon einmal besprochen: "Insgesamt rät der Beirat *dringend* davon ab, eine kurzfristig politisch opportun erscheinende, aber langfristig schädliche Übergewinnsteuer einzuführen." bundesfinanzministerium.de/Content/DE/Dow… welt.de/politik/deutsc…
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Mikita 🇺🇸🫡
Mikita 🇺🇸🫡@mikitaposts·
I actually don’t know what’s worse. Having an authoritarian strongman like Viktor Orban or having a pitifully weak coward like Anthony Albanese.
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Adam Parkhomenko
Adam Parkhomenko@AdamParkhomenko·
Veterans, naturalized citizens, and elderly Americans often lack the documents demanded. The SAVE Act makes sure they have to pay expensive fees to get them, basically creating an election tax for families struggling to pay their monthly bills. #NoPayToVoteSaveAct
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Gaurav kochar
Gaurav kochar@gaurav_kochar·
BREAKING: The oil war just hit rice. Not through fuel. Through plastic bags. A shortage of polypropylene (PP) raffia — used to pack rice — is now disrupting Asia’s rice trade. What broke? – Hormuz disruption → PP cargoes stuck – India imports 50%+ of PP from Middle East – February shipments? Still stranded – No new vessels getting through This is not a price spike. This is a physical supply freeze. Timing couldn’t be worse – End of fiscal year – Low inventories (just-in-time buying) – Strong existing demand The system had no buffer. Prices are exploding: PP raffia: – Jan: $810/mt – Feb: $915/mt – Now: $1,380/mt Domestic spike: – +₹50,000/mt since Feb 28 This is not gradual inflation. This is a shockwave. And it’s hitting rice exports directly: 50kg rice bag cost: – Feb: $4–4.5/mt – Now: $6.5–7/mt Margins get crushed → exporters pass it on → buyers hesitate But here’s the twist: Rice prices aren’t rising much. India 5% broken WR: $333/mt Thailand: $360/mt Gap narrowed to ~$20 → buyers shifting to Thai rice Why? Because packaging cost is erasing India’s price advantage. This is bigger than India 🇹🇭 Thailand – “Pricing is dusty” (uncertain) – Costs unstable: bags, freight, containers – Offers now depend on bag availability 🇻🇳 Vietnam – Still sourcing from China – Bag costs up 25–30% What’s really happening: Oil → Petrochemicals → Plastic → Packaging → Food trade One disruption at Hormuz is cascading across the entire chain. Key insight: The constraint is no longer rice. It’s the bag that carries it. When packaging becomes scarce, food doesn’t stop existing — it stops moving. And when food stops moving, prices are the least of your problems.
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Sizwe SikaMusi
Sizwe SikaMusi@SizweLo·
This is a group of coal miners packed into a multi-level elevator cage, preparing to descend into a mine shaft in Europe. The capitalists would have loved to import slaves from Africa, but by the time the Industrial Revolution took off in the 18th and 19th centuries, Europe had an abundance of displaced rural peasants because pro-capital land reforms had forced millions of people off ancestral lands and into cities. So, it was significantly cheaper to pay a local labourer a subsistence wage than to purchase, transport, and maintain a slave from across the Atlantic. Also, in contrast to owning slaves, the wage-slave system they were running in Europe meant, the employer wasn’t responsible for the worker’s housing, food, or health when they weren’t working or when they became too old or sick to produce. Beyond this, mine owners feared that unlike in the cotton farms in America, a workforce of slaves with nothing to lose would be more prone to sabotage in a highly volatile underground environment where a single misplaced support beam could destroy the entire capital investment. There’s also the thing with Britain making slavery illegal. So, capitalists found it more effective to keep “free” labour in Europe and forced labour in the colonial periphery like the rubber extraction plantations in the Congo.
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