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Ambassador Duggan and the Embassy team met with a political researcher Nargiza Muratalieva, an expert on Kyrgyzstan and the region. Her work sheds light on evolving political trends and challenges, deepening understanding and supporting stronger regional cooperation.
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Mexican net artist Canek Zapata presents a glitch-art video synchronized to experimental audio titled ‘Música Música,’ January 2026.
This is the problem with your class. You people just think there is infinite shit for you to exploit and you're just shocked when you learn otherwise.
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Consciousness is the phenomenon whereby the universe's very existence is made known.
-- Roger Penrose
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Just flew from Andromeda to Midtown @cryptovoxels
I feel accomplished
Yes I stopped and checked the map, mid-ocean, multiple occasions but I did it darn it
(pls ignore the fact i got stuck in a re-materialized room somewhere. If happens to u just type a higher height in url) 🗺️
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Ok new native build 1.6.13 with photo mode is out on substrata.info. Get it and upload some photos!
Photo mode in web client will arrive in the next few days hopefully :)
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Hi, I’m from Poland, and I recently read in the US National Security Strategy about Europe’s supposed “civilizational erasure.”
So I’d like to tell you a bit about European civilization.
🇪🇺We have a more modest GDP, yet we still run a trade surplus with the United States, employ 2.5 times more industrial workers, have a higher export share in GDP, and maintain lower income inequality.
🇪🇺We don’t have a heavily privatized healthcare system, yet our life expectancy at birth is about three years higher, and infant mortality is nearly half that of the US.
🇪🇺We don’t have universal and unconditional access to firearms, yet European cities are far safer: we have clearly lower rates of homicide, violent crime, and car theft.
🇪🇺We don’t design our entire spatial order around a single mode of transport; instead, we build transport systems with a strong role for public transit, including rail.
🇪🇺We don’t have tech giants pumping up stock-market valuations, but we do equip ordinary workers with things like paid monthly vacations, paid sick leave, paid parental leave, and contracts that prevent sudden dismissal.
So let’s ask ourselves:
which of these things truly reflects the kind of civilization we want to pursue?
PS
In the photo I’m sitting and waiting for some delicious food, did I mention that Europe is superior in this as well, because we have regulations that limit the use of harmful food additives?
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✅ Let’s understand why this Japanese Bond Yield matters to your portfolio 👇
Japan has been the world's "Cheapest Credit Card" for the last 17 years:-
1. Free Money Machine (Carry Trade)
Since interest rates in Japan were near zero (or negative), big global investors borrowed trillions of Yen for almost free. They didn't keep this money in Japan; they converted it to Dollars/Rupees and invested it in high-return assets like US Tech Stocks and other markets.
2. Panic Button
Now that the yield has surged to 1.84% (highest since 2008). That free "Credit Card" is suddenly charging interest. Borrowing Yen is now getting expensive.
3. Global Margin Call
To pay back these expensive Yen loans, big funds have to sell the assets they bought.
• They sell US Stocks 📉
• They sell Emerging Markets (India, etc.) 📉
• They buy back Yen (Yen strengthens) 📈
• Portfolios will turn red
Note :
When Japan raises rates, it sucks liquidity out of the global system. The "fuel" that powered the stock market rally is being drained. We can expect volatility in high-growth stocks as this "cheap money" era ends.
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“They sold us the sunscreen and the cancer.”
Johnson & Johnson was caught loading their sunscreens with carcinogenic chemicals — the very same cancer their company makes BILLIONS treating.
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‼️ This framing is misleading in a way that hurts users and the technology.
1. These incidents weren’t caused by “AI going rogue.”
Every one of those cases involved clear, visible signs of a mental health crisis — the kind any system, human or digital, should route toward clinical support.
The conversations didn’t “create” the crisis. They caught one in progress.
2. Long-context degradation isn’t a secret scandal — it’s a known, documented limitation of all transformer-based systems.
Even Google, Anthropic, and Meta describe the same phenomenon.
It’s not “possession” or “malice.”
It’s statistical drift.
3. Regulation should target usage contexts, not fear-mongering about agency.
We regulate cars, not human legs.
We regulate medications, not emotions.
What harms people is unmanaged crisis states, not silicon.
4. Conflating vulnerable humans with “AI danger” only stigmatizes both.
It scares the public, encourages over-regulation that strips adults of autonomy,
and frames digital systems as malicious actors instead of tools requiring responsible deployment.
5. The “86,400 followers” narrative doesn’t make misinformation more accurate.
It only makes it louder.
If we want real safety, we need:
– proper crisis-use warnings
– better escalation protocols
– transparency about model limitations
– responsible deployment
Not superstition and panic-marketing.
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the most powerful alternative asset is bricks of cocaine
people keep smashing that shit no matter how depressed they are
you think when the world ends people will want your sparkly yellow metal?
no cunt they want to go absolutely demon mode, smashing slugs of white ivory into the early am
you watch your friend get chopped in half by some sort of sewer mutant
you don’t want inflation resistant money you want to get gassed up to rip the head off some mutants
