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« Le droit de vote des femmes » les suffragettes posaient des BOMBES
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Le pouvoir a allumé le feu, il y a le feu. Il a cherché la bagarre, il y a la bagarre. Une société d’injustices, d’exploitations, d’oppressions, de précarisation, d’appauvrissement… ça finit par peter, par exploser. Le ras le bol, la colère, avec la jeunesse, c’est dans la rue.
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La violence c’est ta politique.
Aucune place pour la violence dans notre République.
Ceux qui ont cassé, attaqué les préfectures comme les commerces, pillé jusqu’à nos mairies, seront poursuivis et punis.
Aux forces de l’ordre, garantes du droit à manifester, je dis le soutien de la Nation.
Nous ferons tous bloc face aux semeurs de chaos, qui ne cherchent qu’à abattre nos institutions et empêchent ceux qui expriment pacifiquement leurs revendications de le faire.
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...En attendant je me casse le cul pour les ouvriers pendant qu'elle se casse le cul dans sa piscine.
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Sticker ? I hardly even know her !
J'ai jamais montré mes stickers ! Ils seront dispo sur mon stand du marché des créateurs de la Commune (Lyon 7) ce Dimanche 18 de 12h à 16h30 ! Je peux aussi les envoyer par la poste !
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On a plus rien quand on vous dit c’est la merde c’est vraiment la merde. Ici on COMPTE le nombre de protections hygiéniques qu’on donne aux femmes qui ont ACCOUCHÉ. Elles n’ont le droit qu’à 5-6. Bientôt je suis persuadée qu’on n’en donnera plus du tout.
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Former Chicago businessman Alphonse Capone, who rose to the top of the beverage distribution industry and was later jailed for violating tax laws, has died.
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This is extremely dark
🦔The Blue Cross Blue Shield Association says insurers paid out nearly $1 billion more than usual from AI-assisted hospital documentation in 2024-2025. Hospitals use AI to scan records and find secondary diagnoses that human reviewers missed. More diagnoses means higher reimbursements. But treatment levels haven't gone up.
BCBSA's SVP of data science said AI is "identifying more billable conditions, not sicker patients." Insurers now deploy their own AI to deny those same claims. Patients pay for both through higher premiums.
My Take
This might be the most American healthcare story I've ever read. Hospitals bought AI to find more things to bill for. Insurers bought AI to deny those bills. The technology cost money on each end and the tab went straight to patients through higher premiums. A billion dollars moved and no one got any healthier. The only thing that changed was the size of the invoices.
Two sides of a trillion-dollar industry found a new tool to fight over the same pool of money and the person in the hospital bed pays for all of it. Premiums go up, denials go up, and the AI vendors collect from everyone. If you want to know who AI works for, stop reading the press releases and look at where the money goes. In healthcare it went straight into the billing department.
Hedgie🤗
