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We are determined to free social media from billionaire control … Free Our Feeds needs your support for #FreeOurFeeds - help secure the futu

自分にもできるささやかだけれど積極的な未来への貢献として支援だん

#FreeOurFeeds - help secure the future of social media

#FreeOurFeeds #social media #democracy #society #security #future #crowdfunding

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Two children ignoring the artwork at the San Francisco Museum of Art. ca. 1960s

Photographer: Herb Slodounik

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Nikola Teslaがギークでナードでテックパラノイアとしての最期を迎えた一方、T.エジソンはCEOだったから、偉人伝や伝記はセットで、マイナスも含めて評価されるべきなんだよ。

7月10日は、ニコラ・テスラ Nikola Tesla記念日。100年以上前の一人のセルビア系アメリカ人発明家が、人類を第二の産業革命へと導いた。モーターや電気、無線通信技術、X線など、幅広い彼の発明の恩恵を受けていない現代人は誰ひとりいない。

#ニコラ・テスラ #Nikola Tesla

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OP: How to walk butterflies just like walking dogs (cr半亩甜园，农民老杨)

Hossam Hassan uses his FIFA World Cup news conference to raise awareness about the plight of Palestinians in Gaza.

“If there is anyone in the world who does not feel for the Palestinian people, then they are not human — whether they are Arab, European, or American,” Hassan said. Anyone who doesn’t feel for Palestinians is not human: Egypt coach Hassan | World Cup 2026 News | Al Jazeera 🇵🇸 🍉

#Hossam Hassan #Palestine #Egypt #World Cup #Al Jazeera #free palestine

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酷すぎて迂闊にも笑ってしまったw 現実は笑い事じゃないけどさ

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#FIFA #World Cup #epstein files #Instagram

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ART, LITERATURE, POETRY AND MORE ·

Ray Bradbury never went to college. He spent his youth in the libraries of Los Angeles, reading every book he could get his hands on until he claimed he had finally graduated from the stacks. He believed that the library was the only true university, a place where the soul of humanity was preserved in ink and paper.

He famously observed: A culture dies when people stop reading.

This was not a warning about government censorship, but about the voluntary abandonment of the mind. Bradbury feared that as we moved toward faster, shallower forms of entertainment, we would lose the patience required for deep thought. To him, a book was a living thing—a conversation across time that keeps a civilization sane. When that conversation stops, the culture itself begins to wither.