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Musings on design, product, psychology, society and business. Often discussing good leadership and (remote) orgs. With a side of randomness.
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The style was for me a recall of 1970 Italian cars. I guessed first FIAT but wasn’t it. Then tried some search keys…
…and then I though your drawing was good enough so I gave it a try and it found it ;)
So it’s all your skill ;)
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Yeh true, def different types.
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Zagato Zele?
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zagato_...
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Trying to hook themselves to the hype to try keep/get a job in this horrible market?
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Majestic.
This could well be on a resistance poster.
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K. Radhakrishnan is a literal rocket scientist and was partially responsible for India becoming the first country to reach Mars on its first attempt.
He's also a gifted and classically trained Carnatic music performer.
An actual world class genius. Super interesting guy
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...and it got revoked the day after they were caught red handed.
So. Much. BS.
www.theregister.com/2025/02/21/h...
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I use em-dash all the time — in fact, I tend to use all kinds of dashes when appropriate.
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To me this shows two things:
One, that there are many ways to fight totalitarianism.
Two, that fighting against totalitarianism in the streets works best when other kinds of fights happen at the same time.
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Among the biggest successes, he effectively deceived the nazis on the actual location of the landing in continental Europe.
Not just that: he managed to convince them that the Normandy attack was a deception, and the main forces were to land elsewhere.
This went on for days? Nop. MONTHS.
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He got so successful that when the MI6 found out they moved to London and gave him the support he needed to expand his fake operation, which reached 27 fake agents with complete backstories.
The nazis? Decided to not expand with more spies in the UK as Garbo's network was excellent.
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As far as the nazis knew, he did exactly that.
Except, he moved to Lisbon. Bought a travel guide of the UK. Reference books on their military. And magazines.
He started writing fake letters about the UK.
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As the war started he tried to get recruited by the British, but they rejected him three times.
Did this stop him? Nah.
He contacted the nazis. Acting like a fanatic. They accepted him, trained him, and sent him to London to build a network of spies.
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The beginning is already promising: he fought in the Spanish Civil War, on both sides, without shooting a single time, and got disillusioned by totalitarianism of any kind.
As nazism grew, he loathed it.
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I was noticing the same.
I mean photography in this series is exceptional as expected by Ben Stiller (or is someone working with him, like for Mitty?) but the blues there have been taken a role!
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Oh hey! Thank you! 🩵
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Ohh this goes on the list…
1. Actively act confused when someone refers as America when they mean USA
2. Call things by their neighbors: “Southern Canada”… “Gulf of Mexico” ;)
3. Wherever possible assume the only legal citizens are Native Americans, everyone else is an undocumented immigrant.
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Hello there!
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You have a point 😂
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Nebula meows thanks 😊
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Apart the specifics, highly relatable.
Hugs 🩵
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Yup yup
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Yeah that’s why I said “more”. Not enough do ;)