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Monk in the jungle retweeted
O cara diminui imposto de alimentos da cesta básica e aumenta do cigarro e da bebida e os evangélicos tudo revoltado ??????
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Monk in the jungle retweeted
En Paraguay durante décadas repitieron que los comunistas venían a quedarse con los ahorros de la gente. Al final no fue Marx, ni Lenin, ni la revolución bolchevique. El que vino a quedarse con la plata del pueblo fue un banquero capitalista disfrazado de presidente!
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Monk in the jungle retweeted
What are you going to do? What the fuck are you actually going to do? You buy another 10,000 rounds and stock up to do what? Shoot at the range more?
POV: GUN PEOPLE AFTER MIDTERM VOTES ARE IN
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Monk in the jungle retweeted
Replying to @DrNeilStone
Russell is getting punished for speaking out against mRNA
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Russell Brand was convicted of rape and sexual assaults for crimes in 2004-2009, more than a decade before his public criticism of mRNA vaccines began around 2020. cnn.com/2026/11/05/uk/… dnyuz.com/2026/11/05/tim… theguardian.com/culture/2023/s…
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Monk in the jungle retweeted
Terrible la invasión islámica en la Patagonia che
Siempre vi la iglesia católica como algo malo, inquisición, posición polémica en miles de conflictos etc. Ahora increíblemente la veo como un tapón para frenar el avance del Islam, sobretodo en Las Américas. Por ende, bienvenido León XIV, evangelizate todo el continente. amén
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Monk in the jungle retweeted
The IRGC is what stands between a moral society and whatever this is
Sex tourists to Donald Trump when he unlocks Venezuela and Iran for them
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Monk in the jungle retweeted
Noo la derecha no tiene nada que ver con un sistema creado y aceitado por ellos, no tiene nada que ver con el modus operandi de despojo de bienes públicos para financiamiento de privados como vienen haciendo hace décadas. Seguro que no, pelotudo.
Ojo la derecha no tiene nada que ver con que haya un sistema corrupto, hay muchisima honesta y trabajadora que son de derecha
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El “Milei paraguayo” salió del Congreso para provocar a los manifestantes y se lo terminaron llevando en arrastrado para lincharlo. La mancha venenosa del Javo avanza.
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"We're gunna cure all diseases in 5-10 years" "Prove it" "Here's what a bacteria protein looks like. We don't know what it does"
We’re sharing how our biology research team worked with Claude to map the first 3D structure of a vault particle from bacterial life. Vault particles are a longstanding mystery. They are barrel-shaped objects, among the largest protein structures found in our cells. They were first discovered by Leonard Rome and Nancy Kedersha in 1986, but their function remains unknown. With Claude, we’ve found results that might bring us closer to solving that mystery. Until now, vaults were only known in the cells of complex things like animals and plants. We have shown that similar proteins from bacteria (and the viruses that infect them) can also assemble into vaults. Finding the structures in these simpler forms of life may make it easier to investigate their function in our own cells. For our life sciences team, the project was also a demonstration of the potential (and the limitations) of using AI to accelerate science. In our full piece, we discuss how Claude was able to dramatically speed up some stages—manually determining the vault particle’s structure would have taken weeks to months of painstaking work, but here it took days. We also discuss how Claude made some simple mistakes along the way, and how we collaborated with our machine learning researchers to address them. Read more: anthropic.com/research/inves…
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Monk in the jungle retweeted
Si tienes dos vaquitas, el socialismo te quitará una, te dicen los mismos miserables que te roban los ahorros de toda tu vida y tu jubilación, y te reprimen si reclamas.
Salen a reclamar sus ahorros en Paraguay..,. Con las derechas…… #29NvotaPSOE
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Monk in the jungle retweeted
Todo un pueblo destrozado por la política económica de Javier Milei. La Papelera del Sur cierra después de 66 años, los dueños de la empresa van a importar todo. Todos los trabajadores se quedan en la calle
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Los paraguayos sacaron arrastrando del Congreso a un funcionario libertario que se hacía llamar “El Milei paraguayo” El pueblo se hinchó las PELOTAS de los payasos en el poder
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Así acaba la pesadilla austríaca en Paraguay.
Los paraguayos sacaron arrastrando del Congreso a un funcionario libertario que se hacía llamar “El Milei paraguayo” El pueblo se hinchó las PELOTAS de los payasos en el poder
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Bring me da girl wit bpd I'm ready
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Is Al making life better? NO. Is it making things cheaper? Quite the opposite. Is it improving the internet? It's drowning it in slop. Is it giving us more time to be creative? It's stealing that too. Surely it's making us smarter, though? Ohhhh, you won't believe this...
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Monk in the jungle retweeted
The right had 2 whole years to do literally whatever they wanted. And they spent it filling their pockets, protecting pedophiles, bombing Iran, and calling people retard. Such a waste of time.
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Monk in the jungle retweeted
Being right years ahead of others isn’t nearly as satisfying as people think. Nobody apologizes for treating you like a crazy. They just come back years later, repeating what you told them as if it’s some groundbreaking revelation because they finally heard it from someone else.
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Si dejas las pensiones de un país en manos de un Banco Privado, gestionado únicamente pensando en el lucro de unos cuantos, quiebra el banco y te quedas sin pensiones. Las pensiones siempre tienen que ser públicas. No se juega con el futuro de quienes trabajaron toda una vida.
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If you can understand a billionaire moving countries to improve his finances, you can understand an immigrant doing it to feed their children.
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Qué mal envejeció eso de “zurdos empobrecedores” con Milei cagando de hambre a su población, Trump multiplicando el costo de la vida de las familias, y Peña robándose las pensiones de los paraguayos. Los empobrecedores siempre fueron ellos.
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