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  1. A prominent German politician like Norbert Röttgen can have 150,000 followers and international visibility, yet feel unable to move because his audience is locked into infrastructure controlled by someone else.

    That *is* power.

    And every politician, journalist and institution that concludes "I cannot leave because my audience is there" reinforces it.

    Tonight, Röttgen argued that Europe needs to regain power in an ever-changing international order. Technological dependence is part of the same power dynamic.

    Perhaps our representatives can discuss power without fully recognizing how much power lies in controlling information and the infrastructure through which it flows.

    Our political communication remains heavily dependent on platforms controlled by tech oligarchs, who have the power to influence and potentially undermine our democracies.

  2. So cool! Neutrinos were the main particles I studied back when I was doing research and learning physics. And now Francis Halzen has won the Nobel Prize in Physics! 🥹

    apnews.com/article/nobel-prize

    #Physics #Neutrinos #NobelPrize

  3. TL;DR:

    1. Flávio Bolsonaro: 47.03% (56.1 million votes)
    2. Lula: 45.16% (53.9 million votes)

    The result was much better for the far right than I expected. It’s now very difficult to see Bolsonaro losing the second round.

    My feeling that we were heading for a repeat of 2018 was right. At least this time, it won’t come as a surprise.

    Prepare for an Americas increasingly dominated by the right and far right.

    Europe may soon find itself as one of the last major strongholds of liberal democracy, until the far right takes power in France and/or Germany, which increasingly seems to be the direction we’re heading.

    #Brazil #FarRight #Democracy #Europe

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