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“You cannot teach a man anything; you can only help him discover it in himself.” (Galileo).

Joined July 2021
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This is truly a historic moment. President Trump has indefinitely suspended sanctions against Russia that would have been required in the Graham law. He went against the last request of Lindsey Graham, whom he called his friend. And he handed Putin the opportunity to finance the war against Ukrainians, who are fighting for their freedom. Trump calls this a "national interest." But diesel prices went up because of his war against Iran and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. So waiving sanctions on Russia does not solve that problem. Instead, it creates another one. Putin cannot win on the battlefield, so he attacks civilians. Russian missiles and drones are destroying homes, hospitals, schools, and churches. According to the UN, just two weeks of October have been among the deadliest for civilians in Ukraine in recent years. Forty percent of Russia's budget goes to the war. After Trump's latest decisions, Russia will make record profits. The formula is simple: "Money turns into missiles. Missiles turn into civilian deaths." Trump is not stopping Russia's war against Ukraine. Trump is helping Putin win it. As a Nobel Peace Prize laureate, I want to address the people of America, regardless of their political views. Do you really believe that the killing of millions of people and the loss of Ukraine's independence are in your national interest? If not, what will you do to stop America from financing the genocide that Putin is waging against Ukrainians with Trump's support? #StandWithUkraine
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19 вересня 2024 року 27-річна українська журналістка Вікторія Рощина померла в російському полоні. Коли через пів року Росія передала її тіло, в ньому бракувало мозку, очних яблук і частини трахеї. Судмедекспертиза виявила перелом шиї, переломи ребер і численні крововиливи. Її колишній редактор сказав тоді: "Вони намагалися знищити докази. Вони намагалися стерти її". Їм це не вдалося. Вікторія почала займатися журналістикою у 16 років. Кримінал, суди, права людини. Після повномасштабного вторгнення вона поїхала туди, де найнебезпечніше. Вона робила те, на що не наважувалися багато журналістів: сама проникала на окуповані території, щоб зафіксувати реальне життя під окупацією. Херсонщина. Запорізька АЕС. Незаконні "вибори". За цю сміливість вона отримала нагороду "За мужність у журналістиці", а згодом - посмертно - звання "Герой свободи преси". У березні 2022 року її вперше затримала ФСБ, коли вона намагалася дістатися до обложеного Маріуполя. У Бердянську її тримали 10 днів, змусили записати відео із запереченням звинувачень - і відпустили. Вона написала про це. І повернулася до роботи. У серпні 2023 року вона вирушила знову - через Польщу та Росію на окупований схід. 3 серпня вона востаннє поговорила з рідними. Сказала, що пройшла кілька днів прикордонних перевірок. Де саме вона - не сказала. Відтоді вона зникла. Росія лише через дев'ять місяців визнала, що її затримано. У полоні Вікторія голодувала на знак протесту. Інша ув'язнена, яка їхала з нею в одному вагоні, описала її як "схожу на жертву Голодомору 1932–33 років, всю жовту". Вона казала: "Я не хочу їсти, бо тут катують наших". Її батько отримав дзвінок від російської сторони. Йому обіцяли: умовте доньку припинити голодування - і її звільнять. Він погодився. Він умовив. Росія не виконала обіцянку. Вікторія не була військовою. Вона була журналісткою. Вона могла залишитися в безпеці. Але раз за разом обирала їхати туди, де найстрашніше, бо вірила: людей на окупованих територіях не можна забувати. Сьогодні друга річниця її загибелі. Вона залишила по собі не просто репортажі. Вона залишила питання: коли 27-річна журналістка гине в полоні за те, щоб світ побачив правду - чи ми справді її побачили?
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Perguntaram à Iryna Shev: "Então, porque não vais para ao outro lado...?" Ela deu o exemplo da jornalista, Viktoriia Roshchyna. Aquela jornalista que os russos devolveram morta à Ucrânia, com apenas 30 kg, sem olhos e sem cérebro. Ouçam! Vê este vídeo do Instagram de @rtpplay instagram.com/reel/DdT_KbPCd…
Toda a tragédia que se vive na Ucrânia tem um único culpado, o putin. "Na Ucrânia quase 2 milhões de crianças precisam de apoio humanitário" 💔💔 Iryna Shev, SICN, dia 19-01
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Women supporting Islam.
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Replying to @ConsulofRome_
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Replying to @realCarola2Hope
The highly vaccinated countries also have the highest life expectancy
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“My first wife lost my credit card and I made no attempt to get it back, because the guy was spending less than she did.” 😂 - Warren Buffett
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In my culture, dough filled with meat is very important
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Hoy cumple 100 años el enorme David Attenborough. Debe haber tenido una de las vidas más extraordinarias en la historia de la humanidad moderna. Tranquilamente podría decir que vio naves espaciales en llamas cerca del hombro de Orión y no sorprendería a nadie. Un crack.
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Happy 100th birthday, Sir David Attenborough 🎉❤️ The broadcaster who changed how we see the natural world. #DavidAttenborough
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The location of nucleic acids (DNA and RNA) in a cell, from Chapter 3 of our new Animated Textbook 'Life'. All of the pink around the nucleus is the rRNA of ribosomes. #biology #education #animation
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Somehow seeing it on paper makes it real. When I started writing chapters for my first book it felt so silly. I’m a dyslexic kid. Terrible at school, how could I ever be an author? I didn’t know, but I knew it was a dream I cared about. This is wild… more on insta ;)
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The largest COVID study to date — covering nearly four years of data and 29 million people — delivers a clear result. Out of the sample, 23 million were vaccinated and 6 million were not. Among the vaccinated, the risk of dying from COVID was 74% lower, with ZERO increase in deaths from any other cause. Of course, none of this will change the minds of anti-vaxxers. They will blame the researchers, politics, or even Ukraine. And that’s not a joke — people with anti-vaccine attitudes are significantly more likely to believe that “NATO provoked” the russian war against Ukraine.
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🤓 Man, this is some very cool stuff from NASA! It visualizes one month of aerosol particles moving throughout Earth's system (from August 2024). Green=Sulfate Red=Carbon Purple=Dust Cyan=Sea Salt [Keen readers will note the pun above😉]
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We genuinely pretend we don't understand why our former colonies find NATO so popular. It would be completely impossible for us to just be a better option than NATO is to them. Besides. We got that promise I used to forget we had when I said it was them to decide if they joined.
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⭐ 5. He says Brexit “deepened the fiscal crisis” If Brexit worsened the public finances, this confirms ➡️ Reeves’ inheritance tax raid on farms ➡️ starving councils ➡️ stealth tax threshold freezes ➡️ collapsing public services …are not random. They are the inevitable outcome of ripping out the economic engine that used to fund British public life. Brexit freed the state to rob ordinary people 👉and now it is.
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This is real time. You can see how stable the motion is. A system placing droplets between 1 nanoliter and 1 microliter inside a 96 well plate with almost perfect repeatability. No shake. No drift. No overshoot. The robot keeps the tip on track even at this scale where tiny vibrations normally ruin the result. Why this matters: •In wet lab automation, volume accuracy is everything •Nano scale tasks fail fast if the robot is even slightly off •Reliable deposition unlocks fast screening and repeatable experiments •You can run full workflows without manual checking or correction This is the kind of precision that turns lab robots from “helpful tool” into a full automation pipeline. Credit: M2-Automation GmbH —- Weekly robotics and AI insights. Subscribe free: scalingdeep.tech
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Check out this crazy timelapse I made last night of the Lemmon comet. You can see how the chunks in the tail stream off into space!
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Ummm… we still get radio signals from Voyager 1 & 2 and they’re both in interstellar space.
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