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  1. Darren Aronofsky – „The Whale“ (2022)

    Jetzt mal ehrlich: Dieser Film war ein Monster. Auch wenn es „nur“ drei Oscars dafür gab, hat dieses kleine Kammerspiel für mich 22/23 die Saison als größte Überraschung dominiert. Es war schlicht unglaublich, was Darren Arronofsky und Brendan Fraser aus einem Theaterstück extrahiert und gemeinsam auf die Leinwand gebracht haben. (ARD, Wh.)

    Zum Blog: nexxtpress.de/mediathekperlen/
  2. Darren Aronofsky – „The Whale“ (2022)

    Jetzt mal ehrlich: Dieser Film war ein Monster. Auch wenn es „nur“ drei Oscars dafür gab, hat dieses kleine Kammerspiel für mich 22/23 die Saison als größte Überraschung dominiert. Es war schlicht unglaublich, was Darren Arronofsky und Brendan Fraser aus einem Theaterstück extrahiert und gemeinsam auf die Leinwand gebracht haben. (ARD, Wh.)

    Zum Blog: nexxtpress.de/mediathekperlen/
  3. We Documented 1,200+ Actions by #ICE. Here's What We Found.

    A new #ACLU report reveals the scale of #civilRights violations committed by ICE and the police forces it has deputized — from racial #profiling to school #lockdowns.
    #rights #immigration

    aclu.org/news/immigrants-right

  4. We Documented 1,200+ Actions by #ICE. Here's What We Found.

    A new #ACLU report reveals the scale of #civilRights violations committed by ICE and the police forces it has deputized — from racial #profiling to school #lockdowns.
    #rights #immigration

    aclu.org/news/immigrants-right

  5. Remember stuff like this during lockdown? 🩵 🌞 ☁️ 🌳 🌿 🏢

    "This lockdown is giving an idea of how the city could look like if we take care of the environment and we take control of the gas emissions. techAU wants us to think that skies could look blue and clear once all cities have installed electric cars."

    #climate #covid #ev #health #la #lockdowns #losangeles #smog

  6. Remember stuff like this during lockdown? 🩵 🌞 ☁️ 🌳 🌿 🏢

    "This lockdown is giving an idea of how the city could look like if we take care of the environment and we take control of the gas emissions. techAU wants us to think that skies could look blue and clear once all cities have installed electric cars."

    #climate #covid #ev #health #la #lockdowns #losangeles #smog

  7. „dass der #CO2-Ausstoß durch #Privatflüge um fast die Hälfte gestiegen ist – die direkten Emissionen haben schon von 2019 bis 2023 um 46 Prozent zugelegt, von 10,7 auf 15,6 Millionen Tonnen. In diesem Zeitraum kam der normale Linienflugverkehr aufgrund der #Corona-#Lockdowns zeitweise fast komplett zum Erliegen.“

    derstandard.at/story/300000031

  8. Darren Aronofsky – „The Whale“ (2022)

    Jetzt mal ehrlich: Dieser Film war ein Monster. Auch wenn es „nur“ drei Oscars dafür gab, hat dieses kleine Kammerspiel für mich 22/23 die Saison als größte Überraschung dominiert. Es war schlicht unglaublich, was Arronofsky und Fraser aus einem Theaterstück extrahiert und auf die Leinwand gebracht haben. (ARD, Wh.)

    Zum Blog: nexxtpress.de/mediathekperlen/
  9. Darren Aronofsky – „The Whale“ (2022)

    Jetzt mal ehrlich: Dieser Film war ein Monster. Auch wenn es „nur“ drei Oscars dafür gab, hat dieses kleine Kammerspiel für mich 22/23 die Saison als größte Überraschung dominiert. Es war schlicht unglaublich, was Arronofsky und Fraser aus einem Theaterstück extrahiert und auf die Leinwand gebracht haben. (ARD, Wh.)

    Zum Blog: nexxtpress.de/mediathekperlen/
  10. GRATITUDE: The appreciation for things usually taken for granted, especially during disruptions like #lockdowns and #protests, highlighting our reliance on systems and societal structures. 💖

  11. #Lockdowns & #protests are often ineffective because the scale of the problem (social unrest, economic disruption) dwarfs the limited capacity of individual actions or widespread measures. ⚠️ Grab scrollbots.com

  12. Notre Dame: Study of higher education during COVID-19 shutdowns shows certain subjects can be better taught online. “Online learning worked especially well for reasoning-based subjects such as mathematics, where students could pause lectures, rewatch examples and practice problems at their own pace. In contrast, courses such as English that rely on discussion and interpretation, and are […]

    https://rbfirehose.com/2025/11/22/notre-dame-study-of-higher-education-during-covid-19-shutdowns-shows-certain-subjects-can-be-better-taught-online/

  13. Notre Dame: Study of higher education during COVID-19 shutdowns shows certain subjects can be better taught online. “Online learning worked especially well for reasoning-based subjects such as mathematics, where students could pause lectures, rewatch examples and practice problems at their own pace. In contrast, courses such as English that rely on discussion and interpretation, and are […]

    https://rbfirehose.com/2025/11/22/notre-dame-study-of-higher-education-during-covid-19-shutdowns-shows-certain-subjects-can-be-better-taught-online/

  14. Darren Aronofsky, Brendan Fraser – „The Whale“ (2022)

    Jetzt mal ehrlich: Dieser Film war ein Monster. Auch wenn es „nur“ drei Oscars dafür gab, hat dieses kleine Kammerspiel für mich 22/23 die Saison als größte Überraschung dominiert. Es war schlicht unglaublich, was Arronofsky und Fraser aus einem Theaterstück extrahiert und auf die Leinwand gebracht haben. (ARD, Wh.)

    Zum Blog: nexxtpress.de/mediathekperlen/

  15. Darren Aronofsky, Brendan Fraser – „The Whale“ (2022)

    Jetzt mal ehrlich: Dieser Film war ein Monster. Auch wenn es „nur“ drei Oscars dafür gab, hat dieses kleine Kammerspiel für mich 22/23 die Saison als größte Überraschung dominiert. Es war schlicht unglaublich, was Arronofsky und Fraser aus einem Theaterstück extrahiert und auf die Leinwand gebracht haben. (ARD, Wh.)

    Zum Blog: nexxtpress.de/mediathekperlen/

  16. Darren Aronofsky, Brendan Fraser – „The Whale“ (2022)

    Jetzt mal ehrlich: Dieser Film war ein Monster. Auch wenn es „nur“ drei Oscars dafür gab, hat dieses kleine Kammerspiel für mich 22/23 die Saison als größte Überraschung dominiert. Es war schlicht unglaublich, was Arronofsky und Fraser aus einem Theaterstück extrahiert und auf die Leinwand gebracht haben. (ARD, Wh, OV)

  17. Darren Aronofsky, Brendan Fraser – „The Whale“ (2022)

    Jetzt mal ehrlich: Dieser Film war ein Monster. Auch wenn es „nur“ drei Oscars dafür gab, hat dieses kleine Kammerspiel für mich 22/23 die Saison als größte Überraschung dominiert. Es war schlicht unglaublich, was Arronofsky und Fraser aus einem Theaterstück extrahiert und auf die Leinwand gebracht haben. (ARD, Wh, OV)

  18. MSM continues to support myth of Sweden’s anti lockdown success. Rather, it’s the robust public health system and the relative on going isolation that kept infection rate lower than other states. Still, pandemic suffering rate is nothing to admire.
    #covid #COVID19 #publichealth #lockdowns #Sweden #CNNfail #JakeTapper
    prospect.org/health/2025-08-01

  19. Darren Aronofsky, Brendan Fraser – „The Whale“ (2022)

    Jetzt mal ehrlich: Dieser Film war ein Monster. Auch wenn es „nur“ drei Oscars dafür gab, hat dieses kleine Kammerspiel für mich 22/23 die Saison als größte Überraschung dominiert. Es war schlicht unglaublich, was Arronofsky und Fraser aus einem Theaterstück extrahiert und auf die Leinwand gebracht haben. (ARD, Wh)

  20. Darren Aronofsky, Brendan Fraser – „The Whale“ (2022)

    Jetzt mal ehrlich: Dieser Film war ein Monster. Auch wenn es „nur“ drei Oscars dafür gab, hat dieses kleine Kammerspiel für mich 22/23 die Saison als größte Überraschung dominiert. Es war schlicht unglaublich, was Arronofsky und Fraser aus einem Theaterstück extrahiert und auf die Leinwand gebracht haben. (ARD, Wh)

  21. When the #COVID #pandemic was reaping its deadly toll and morgues were overflowing, to justify ending #PublicSafety #lockdowns #Texas Lt. Gov. and #ultraMAGA cult member Dan Patrick said “There are more important things than living!” nbcnews.com/news/us-news/texas

    Now, with the #Trumpcession looming as #AmericanCarnage2.0 takes *its* descending economic toll, #MAGA cult leader #DonaldTheDeplorable is telling his moronic followers that “Poverty is good, actually!” huffpost.com/entry/trump-pover

    #Resist

  22. When the #COVID #pandemic was reaping its deadly toll and morgues were overflowing, to justify ending #PublicSafety #lockdowns #Texas Lt. Gov. and #ultraMAGA cult member Dan Patrick said “There are more important things than living!” nbcnews.com/news/us-news/texas

    Now, with the #Trumpcession looming as #AmericanCarnage2.0 takes *its* descending economic toll, #MAGA cult leader #DonaldTheDeplorable is telling his moronic followers that “Poverty is good, actually!” huffpost.com/entry/trump-pover

    #Resist

  23. Europe’s lockdowns, five years on.

    Former Milan city councilor Pierfrancesco Maran reflects on how the pandemic transformed Europe’s cities — a topic no one wants to talk about.

    mediafaro.org/article/20250306

    #Europe #Cities #Covid #Lockdowns #Planning #Mobility #Cycling #Milan

  24. Europe’s lockdowns, five years on.

    Former Milan city councilor Pierfrancesco Maran reflects on how the pandemic transformed Europe’s cities — a topic no one wants to talk about.

    mediafaro.org/article/20250306

    #Europe #Cities #Covid #Lockdowns #Planning #Mobility #Cycling #Milan

  25. 𝗕𝗲𝗴𝗿𝗶𝗽 𝘃𝗼𝗼𝗿 𝗹𝗼𝗰𝗸𝗱𝗼𝘄𝗻𝘀: ‘𝗰𝗼𝗿𝗼𝗻𝗮-𝗸𝗮𝗯𝗶𝗻𝗲𝘁’ 𝗸𝗿𝗶𝗷𝗴𝘁 𝗲𝗲𝗻 𝘃𝗼𝗹𝗱𝗼𝗲𝗻𝗱𝗲

    Vijf jaar na het uitbreken van de coronacrisis in Nederland toont een ruime meerderheid begrip voor het handelen van de overheid in die tijd, blijkt uit onderzoek van het RTL Nieuwspanel. Het kabinet-Rutte dat vanaf maart 2020 lockdowns, avondklok en thuisonderwijs afkondigde om verspreiding van...

    rtl.nl/nieuws/rtl-nieuwspanel/

    #lockdowns #coronakabinet #voldoende

  26. 𝗕𝗲𝗴𝗿𝗶𝗽 𝘃𝗼𝗼𝗿 𝗹𝗼𝗰𝗸𝗱𝗼𝘄𝗻𝘀: ‘𝗰𝗼𝗿𝗼𝗻𝗮-𝗸𝗮𝗯𝗶𝗻𝗲𝘁’ 𝗸𝗿𝗶𝗷𝗴𝘁 𝗲𝗲𝗻 𝘃𝗼𝗹𝗱𝗼𝗲𝗻𝗱𝗲

    Vijf jaar na het uitbreken van de coronacrisis in Nederland toont een ruime meerderheid begrip voor het handelen van de overheid in die tijd, blijkt uit onderzoek van het RTL Nieuwspanel. Het kabinet-Rutte dat vanaf maart 2020 lockdowns, avondklok en thuisonderwijs afkondigde om verspreiding van...

    rtl.nl/nieuws/rtl-nieuwspanel/

    #lockdowns #coronakabinet #voldoende

  27. Blah blah blah - #LOCKDOWNS ATE MY HOMEWORK

    “a substantial proportion of pediatric #COVID-19 patients with neurological symptoms exhibit abnormal neuroimaging findings - 43.74% of #children in the included studies demonstrating such abnormalities”

    #Samara #SamaraSARS #SamaraHealth #SamaraVirus

    nature.com/articles/s41598-024

  28. Blah blah blah - #LOCKDOWNS ATE MY HOMEWORK

    “a substantial proportion of pediatric #COVID-19 patients with neurological symptoms exhibit abnormal neuroimaging findings - 43.74% of #children in the included studies demonstrating such abnormalities”

    #Samara #SamaraSARS #SamaraHealth #SamaraVirus

    nature.com/articles/s41598-024

  29. I remember how during the early part of the COVID pandemic, cops kept harassing people for exercising outside. I remember when all park benches were removed because sitting down outside was no longer allowed. I remember having to sit on the cold ground when I got tired while out walking because there was nowhere to sit. I remember human shit on the sidewalks because public bathrooms were all shut down. I remember when people hugged through big sheets of plastic. I remember long lines outside of grocery stores. I remember not being allowed to purchase exercise equipment because it wasn't considered an essential. #Pandemic #covid #lockdowns

  30. I remember how during the early part of the COVID pandemic, cops kept harassing people for exercising outside. I remember when all park benches were removed because sitting down outside was no longer allowed. I remember having to sit on the cold ground when I got tired while out walking because there was nowhere to sit. I remember human shit on the sidewalks because public bathrooms were all shut down. I remember when people hugged through big sheets of plastic. I remember long lines outside of grocery stores. I remember not being allowed to purchase exercise equipment because it wasn't considered an essential. #Pandemic #covid #lockdowns

  31. #Covid #lockdowns and #vaccines saved almost a million lives in the US over the last four years. There’s the really important part. If you stop reading now, remember that. Everything else is commentary.

    The number will grow over time, because covid is still killing people. Last time I checked, it accounted for 0.4% of US deaths, 30-40 per day. Thirty or forty people who desperately wanted another year, another month, another day, another hour. Thirty or forty grieving families. Thirty or forty lifetimes of memory gone. Thirty or forty worlds entire.

    Better than hundreds, or thousands, and if you don’t remember those days then it’s because you’ve made yourself forget. I can’t say I blame you.

    Cost, you say? Cost? I’m sure economists can break it down to the penny. Places I loved died, as surely as people. Ruined careers, shattered dreams, lives not ended but made less. Yes. I acknowledge this.

    I say the real cost cannot be measured in money. The nineteenth crow broke us. We have collective post-covid syndrome, and it’s not going away any time soon. Our sanity, not just as individuals but as a people, was maybe never that great to start with. Now it’s staggering down the alley talking to itself, grabbing onto walls for support, and baby, there’s no detox for that.

    Some of those eight hundred thousand actively take the side of a virus against their fellow human beings. They survived not because of science or medicine or even plain luck, but because of some special virtue. They were chosen by divine favor. They came through okay, so it was never that bad. They know it was a commie plot. Whatever. You’ve heard it all before.

    Not a majority, I still believe that. A hundred thousand? Two? Three?

    Enough, along with tens of millions of others.

    There it is, the worst cost of all. We tolerate their continued existence, these traitors to humanity, because the alternative is horror. Because we still hope, desperately, that we might be able to bring some of them around. Because they’re our families and friends. Because we’re better than them.

    We pay for them, every day, and we will keep paying for the rest of our lives.

    Next time, and there will be a next time, they’ll be ready. Will you? Eight hundred thousand saved—and over a million gone. They’ll do their best to add to the latter number. For anyone you love, whatever side they’re on, stand up. Do what’s right, and never stop pushing others to do the same.

    Maybe it’s time for me to stop banging this drum. I don’t believe that, though. The next virus, or bacterium, or parasite … it will be ready too.

    colorado.edu/today/2024/05/09/

  32. #Covid #lockdowns and #vaccines saved almost a million lives in the US over the last four years. There’s the really important part. If you stop reading now, remember that. Everything else is commentary.

    The number will grow over time, because covid is still killing people. Last time I checked, it accounted for 0.4% of US deaths, 30-40 per day. Thirty or forty people who desperately wanted another year, another month, another day, another hour. Thirty or forty grieving families. Thirty or forty lifetimes of memory gone. Thirty or forty worlds entire.

    Better than hundreds, or thousands, and if you don’t remember those days then it’s because you’ve made yourself forget. I can’t say I blame you.

    Cost, you say? Cost? I’m sure economists can break it down to the penny. Places I loved died, as surely as people. Ruined careers, shattered dreams, lives not ended but made less. Yes. I acknowledge this.

    I say the real cost cannot be measured in money. The nineteenth crow broke us. We have collective post-covid syndrome, and it’s not going away any time soon. Our sanity, not just as individuals but as a people, was maybe never that great to start with. Now it’s staggering down the alley talking to itself, grabbing onto walls for support, and baby, there’s no detox for that.

    Some of those eight hundred thousand actively take the side of a virus against their fellow human beings. They survived not because of science or medicine or even plain luck, but because of some special virtue. They were chosen by divine favor. They came through okay, so it was never that bad. They know it was a commie plot. Whatever. You’ve heard it all before.

    Not a majority, I still believe that. A hundred thousand? Two? Three?

    Enough, along with tens of millions of others.

    There it is, the worst cost of all. We tolerate their continued existence, these traitors to humanity, because the alternative is horror. Because we still hope, desperately, that we might be able to bring some of them around. Because they’re our families and friends. Because we’re better than them.

    We pay for them, every day, and we will keep paying for the rest of our lives.

    Next time, and there will be a next time, they’ll be ready. Will you? Eight hundred thousand saved—and over a million gone. They’ll do their best to add to the latter number. For anyone you love, whatever side they’re on, stand up. Do what’s right, and never stop pushing others to do the same.

    Maybe it’s time for me to stop banging this drum. I don’t believe that, though. The next virus, or bacterium, or parasite … it will be ready too.

    colorado.edu/today/2024/05/09/

  33. @Wen do find it staggering most of these sort of things talking about the problem caused by the rise in long term sickness never mention impact of #lockdowns #Covid #LongCovid #CaringResponsibilies Where we are in rural #NorthYorkshire there is bugger all in the way #MentalHealth services or support for #carers already. We work with many people with severe mental health issues who have lost their support from social workers or psychiatric nurses and do a lot of advocacy trying to get appropriate help. This is just desperate 'skiver bashing' to try and win a few votes.

  34. @Wen do find it staggering most of these sort of things talking about the problem caused by the rise in long term sickness never mention impact of #lockdowns #Covid #LongCovid #CaringResponsibilies Where we are in rural #NorthYorkshire there is bugger all in the way #MentalHealth services or support for #carers already. We work with many people with severe mental health issues who have lost their support from social workers or psychiatric nurses and do a lot of advocacy trying to get appropriate help. This is just desperate 'skiver bashing' to try and win a few votes.

  35. "A very problematic study for immunity debt grifters. Babies born during lockdown had healthier microbiomes because they WEREN'T exposed to pathogens, meaning they required fewer antibiotics (17% compared to 80% for normal times babies) and subsequently developed fewer allergies" - @nateb_panic

    sciencedaily.com/releases/2024

    #pandemic #lockdowns #PublicHealth #immunology

  36. "A very problematic study for immunity debt grifters. Babies born during lockdown had healthier microbiomes because they WEREN'T exposed to pathogens, meaning they required fewer antibiotics (17% compared to 80% for normal times babies) and subsequently developed fewer allergies" - @nateb_panic

    sciencedaily.com/releases/2024

    #pandemic #lockdowns #PublicHealth #immunology