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The Carnegie Council council offers a panel on Space Diplomacy April 2. info.carnegiecouncil.org/space-diplom...

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Service announcement: so you know which time zone you you’ll be in when you change the clock. Note the 15min and ½ hour steps. world-processor.com/118vw?rq=Time

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Maybe it’s all a matter of taste. Or an understanding of the role and purpose of culture. Or the lack thereof. Lights go out on the history that used to proudly represent the fragile cultural DNA of the United States. www.washingtonpost.com/entertainmen...

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Predicting 2025: Ivan Krastev makes some very astute observations here. Contextualizes and reevaluates 1989 from other perspectives and gives thus a sense of what it is that’s happening now. Starts getting interesting from 9:00 #Ukraine #demographic #Russia #Europe www.youtube.com/embed/CNdGxA...

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The liberal conundrum: Krastev describes liberals as constitutionally prone to root for the referee--and not any of the sides--at a football game.

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Service announcement: so you know which time zone you you’ll be in when you change the clock. Note the 15min and ½ hour steps. world-processor.com/118vw?rq=Time

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Last chance to see this show in Mexico City this weekend.

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The liberal conundrum: Ivan Krastev compares liberals to football game fans that are constitutionally prone to root for the referee--and not the players.

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BREAKING: Elon Musk's rocket explosion nearly hit a commercial flight. This kind of content is being downranked on X. Please share it here. This is so dangerous.

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We now have generative AI to hallucinate a past that never was, while simultaneously purging the digital archives of traces of a history that doesn't fit the white supremacist ideology of our new techno-fascist overlords. It‘s getting darker every day

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this week’s economist:

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Turkey Open to Deploying Troops to Ukraine as Part of Peacekeeping Mission newsaboutturkey.com/2025/03/07/t...

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The liberal conundrum: Ivan Krastev compares liberals to football game fans that are constitutionally prone to root for the referee--and not the players.

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The liberal conundrum: Krastev describes liberals as constitutionally prone to root for the referee--and not any of the sides--at a football game.

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Predicting 2025: Ivan Krastev makes some very astute observations here. Contextualizes and reevaluates 1989 from other perspectives and gives thus a sense of what it is that’s happening now. Starts getting interesting from 9:00 #Ukraine #demographic #Russia #Europe www.youtube.com/embed/CNdGxA...

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Is someone pretending to be playing 4D chess while barely be able to comprehend 2D ?

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Until March 9 at the Museum Banco de Mexico in the old center of Mexico City. "Territorio Estable"

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Dissolving the PKK is another pivotal moment as geopolitical landfill turns into quicksand.

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I wrote about the latest Democracy index from EIU. 2024 was a great year for polling-booth manufacturers, but less so for global democracy www.economist.com/interactive/...

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[97] Political Borders Humankind attempts to create order, regulate access to resources, and manage crises and conflict in this delicate organism called the international community. Some national borders are fortified, others barely noticeable on the ground. world-processor.com/wp1-200#/097/

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Lizard people after all?

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Interesting list. Very tame compared to US. However, the AfD is a bit of an outlier. 4 m between 2 donors. And the larger one is a Gerhard Dingler.(who is that ?) No other party received more than 500k as a single donation.

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Until March 9 at the Museum Banco de Mexico in the old center of Mexico City. "Territorio Estable"

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[97] Political Borders Humankind attempts to create order, regulate access to resources, and manage crises and conflict in this delicate organism called the international community. Some national borders are fortified, others barely noticeable on the ground. world-processor.com/wp1-200#/097/

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amount of money the eu allocated to ukraine aid in 2024: €18.7 billion amount of russian oil/gas purchased by the eu in 2024: €21.9 billion just sayin

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DEI may have created a lot of rent seeking orthodoxy but the 180 on it feels a bit petty. Legislating cultural norms will always feel and be contrived and a sad tool to paper over the gaps we have in our brittle cultural fabric.

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Who’s the American Navalny going to be?

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the view from london:

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That rings weirdly probable. The boring plateau as a launching pad for a radical right wing adventure. “Storm of Steel” author Ernst Juenger was fascinated by the Nazis in the 1920s. He saw the power less in their (contradictory) ideology but declared enthusiasm as the core power of fascism.

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Oddly AI seems to have been used to settle opposing points of views and and been effective against conspiracy theories. (Despite the fact that Americans are more skeptical of AI than Chinese or Europeans)

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Die Polizei hat den Adenauer gestürmt und unser Team verhaftet. Wer uns unterstützen möchte: politicalbeauty.de/spenden.html

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America is quite obviously moving in an authoritarian direction. Fascist rhetoric, attack on judges & now this: ‘President Donald Trump on Thursday again raised the prospect of serving for an unconstitutional third term.’ www.washingtonpost.com/politics/202...

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America is fated to wage a titanic struggle over the power of the president econ.st/4kb0dOg

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couldn’t have said it better myself

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Who’s the American Navalny going to be?

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There are a number of scenarios where none of this at this scale would end well. (Bannon already sharpening the knives) ((And guys like Thyssen ending up in concentration camps …if history is a guide))

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The Carnegie Council council offers a panel on Space Diplomacy April 2. info.carnegiecouncil.org/space-diplom...

Service announcement: so you know which time zone you you’ll be in when you change the clock. Note the 15min and ½ hour steps. world-processor.com/118vw?rq=Time

Maybe it’s all a matter of taste. Or an understanding of the role and purpose of culture. Or the lack thereof. Lights go out on the history that used to proudly represent the fragile cultural DNA of the United States. www.washingtonpost.com/entertainmen...

Predicting 2025: Ivan Krastev makes some very astute observations here. Contextualizes and reevaluates 1989 from other perspectives and gives thus a sense of what it is that’s happening now. Starts getting interesting from 9:00 #Ukraine #demographic #Russia #Europe www.youtube.com/embed/CNdGxA...

The liberal conundrum: Krastev describes liberals as constitutionally prone to root for the referee--and not any of the sides--at a football game.

Service announcement: so you know which time zone you you’ll be in when you change the clock. Note the 15min and ½ hour steps. world-processor.com/118vw?rq=Time

Last chance to see this show in Mexico City this weekend.

The liberal conundrum: Ivan Krastev compares liberals to football game fans that are constitutionally prone to root for the referee--and not the players.

BREAKING: Elon Musk's rocket explosion nearly hit a commercial flight. This kind of content is being downranked on X. Please share it here. This is so dangerous.

We now have generative AI to hallucinate a past that never was, while simultaneously purging the digital archives of traces of a history that doesn't fit the white supremacist ideology of our new techno-fascist overlords. It‘s getting darker every day

this week’s economist:

Turkey Open to Deploying Troops to Ukraine as Part of Peacekeeping Mission newsaboutturkey.com/2025/03/07/t...

The liberal conundrum: Ivan Krastev compares liberals to football game fans that are constitutionally prone to root for the referee--and not the players.

The liberal conundrum: Krastev describes liberals as constitutionally prone to root for the referee--and not any of the sides--at a football game.

Predicting 2025: Ivan Krastev makes some very astute observations here. Contextualizes and reevaluates 1989 from other perspectives and gives thus a sense of what it is that’s happening now. Starts getting interesting from 9:00 #Ukraine #demographic #Russia #Europe www.youtube.com/embed/CNdGxA...

Is someone pretending to be playing 4D chess while barely be able to comprehend 2D ?

Until March 9 at the Museum Banco de Mexico in the old center of Mexico City. "Territorio Estable"

Dissolving the PKK is another pivotal moment as geopolitical landfill turns into quicksand.

I wrote about the latest Democracy index from EIU. 2024 was a great year for polling-booth manufacturers, but less so for global democracy www.economist.com/interactive/...

[97] Political Borders Humankind attempts to create order, regulate access to resources, and manage crises and conflict in this delicate organism called the international community. Some national borders are fortified, others barely noticeable on the ground. world-processor.com/wp1-200#/097/

Lizard people after all?

Interesting list. Very tame compared to US. However, the AfD is a bit of an outlier. 4 m between 2 donors. And the larger one is a Gerhard Dingler.(who is that ?) No other party received more than 500k as a single donation.

Until March 9 at the Museum Banco de Mexico in the old center of Mexico City. "Territorio Estable"

[97] Political Borders Humankind attempts to create order, regulate access to resources, and manage crises and conflict in this delicate organism called the international community. Some national borders are fortified, others barely noticeable on the ground. world-processor.com/wp1-200#/097/

amount of money the eu allocated to ukraine aid in 2024: €18.7 billion amount of russian oil/gas purchased by the eu in 2024: €21.9 billion just sayin

DEI may have created a lot of rent seeking orthodoxy but the 180 on it feels a bit petty. Legislating cultural norms will always feel and be contrived and a sad tool to paper over the gaps we have in our brittle cultural fabric.

Who’s the American Navalny going to be?

the view from london:

That rings weirdly probable. The boring plateau as a launching pad for a radical right wing adventure. “Storm of Steel” author Ernst Juenger was fascinated by the Nazis in the 1920s. He saw the power less in their (contradictory) ideology but declared enthusiasm as the core power of fascism.

Oddly AI seems to have been used to settle opposing points of views and and been effective against conspiracy theories. (Despite the fact that Americans are more skeptical of AI than Chinese or Europeans)

Die Polizei hat den Adenauer gestürmt und unser Team verhaftet. Wer uns unterstützen möchte: politicalbeauty.de/spenden.html

America is quite obviously moving in an authoritarian direction. Fascist rhetoric, attack on judges & now this: ‘President Donald Trump on Thursday again raised the prospect of serving for an unconstitutional third term.’ www.washingtonpost.com/politics/202...

America is fated to wage a titanic struggle over the power of the president econ.st/4kb0dOg

couldn’t have said it better myself

Who’s the American Navalny going to be?

There are a number of scenarios where none of this at this scale would end well. (Bannon already sharpening the knives) ((And guys like Thyssen ending up in concentration camps …if history is a guide))

the united states has become the largest source of geopolitical uncertainty in the world. it’s an extraordinary development.

This does not lack a certain logic.

Excellent HT @yann