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  1. According to data released by the Federal Ministry of Labour, reported on by the "Rheinische Post" following a query from the Left party, more than one in two w... news.osna.fm/?p=59094 | #news #female #half #longterm #pension

  2. According to data released by the Federal Ministry of Labour, reported on by the "Rheinische Post" following a query from the Left party, more than one in two w... news.osna.fm/?p=59094 | #news #female #half #longterm #pension

  3. According to data released by the Federal Ministry of Labour, reported on by the "Rheinische Post" following a query from the Left party, more than one in two w... news.osna.fm/?p=59094 | #news #female #half #longterm #pension

  4. Stuttgart's VfB has signed striker Dzenan Pejcinovic. The forward makes the move from VfL Wolfsburg to the Swabians, according to the Bundesliga club on Monday.... news.osna.fm/?p=58881 | #news #boost #bundesliga #longterm #pejcinovic

  5. Stuttgart's VfB has signed striker Dzenan Pejcinovic. The forward makes the move from VfL Wolfsburg to the Swabians, according to the Bundesliga club on Monday.... news.osna.fm/?p=58881 | #news #boost #bundesliga #longterm #pejcinovic

  6. Stuttgart's VfB has signed striker Dzenan Pejcinovic. The forward makes the move from VfL Wolfsburg to the Swabians, according to the Bundesliga club on Monday.... news.osna.fm/?p=58881 | #news #boost #bundesliga #longterm #pejcinovic

  7. @TheExecEditor hm. In general, I truly believe humankind would already greatly profit in unimaginable ways - for good - if we manage to be content with what we have already.

    We have *AMAZING* cool tech: software and hardware.

    Slow things down.
    I want #longterm longerm-stable ;)

    Like me using #raspberrypi as infrastructure backbone since 2012 =24/7: #dhcp,#dns,#cups,#storage,#tftp,... - and #stableIT like that is worth it, these days

    Just saying :P
    Recently changed the USB PSU. That's it.

  8. @TheExecEditor hm. In general, I truly believe humankind would already greatly profit in unimaginable ways - for good - if we manage to be content with what we have already.

    We have *AMAZING* cool tech: software and hardware.

    Slow things down.
    I want #longterm longerm-stable ;)

    Like me using #raspberrypi as infrastructure backbone since 2012 =24/7: #dhcp,#dns,#cups,#storage,#tftp,... - and #stableIT like that is worth it, these days

    Just saying :P
    Recently changed the USB PSU. That's it.

  9. @TheExecEditor hm. In general, I truly believe humankind would already greatly profit in unimaginable ways - for good - if we manage to be content with what we have already.

    We have *AMAZING* cool tech: software and hardware.

    Slow things down.
    I want #longterm longerm-stable ;)

    Like me using #raspberrypi as infrastructure backbone since 2012 =24/7: #dhcp,#dns,#cups,#storage,#tftp,... - and #stableIT like that is worth it, these days

    Just saying :P
    Recently changed the USB PSU. That's it.

  10. @TheExecEditor hm. In general, I truly believe humankind would already greatly profit in unimaginable ways - for good - if we manage to be content with what we have already.

    We have *AMAZING* cool tech: software and hardware.

    Slow things down.
    I want #longterm longerm-stable ;)

    Like me using #raspberrypi as infrastructure backbone since 2012 =24/7: #dhcp,#dns,#cups,#storage,#tftp,... - and #stableIT like that is worth it, these days

    Just saying :P
    Recently changed the USB PSU. That's it.

  11. @TheExecEditor hm. In general, I truly believe humankind would already greatly profit in unimaginable ways - for good - if we manage to be content with what we have already.

    We have *AMAZING* cool tech: software and hardware.

    Slow things down.
    I want #longterm longerm-stable ;)

    Like me using #raspberrypi as infrastructure backbone since 2012 =24/7: #dhcp,#dns,#cups,#storage,#tftp,... - and #stableIT like that is worth it, these days

    Just saying :P
    Recently changed the USB PSU. That's it.

  12. Sure! Here’s a unique social media post that fits your requirements:

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    VTI, QQQ, and XLK have shown impressive long-term growth—proof that patience in the market pays off. 📈 Keep your eyes on the horizon and stay invested!
    #ShoesmithLC #ETFs #InvestSmart #MarketGrowth #WealthBuilding #StockMarket #FinanceTips #LongTerm #PassiveIncome #Bullish

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    Do you want me to generate a few more variations for you to choose from?

  13. Sure! Here’s a unique social media post that fits your requirements:

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    VTI, QQQ, and XLK have shown impressive long-term growth—proof that patience in the market pays off. 📈 Keep your eyes on the horizon and stay invested!
    #ShoesmithLC #ETFs #InvestSmart #MarketGrowth #WealthBuilding #StockMarket #FinanceTips #LongTerm #PassiveIncome #Bullish

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    Do you want me to generate a few more variations for you to choose from?

  14. Sure! Here’s a unique social media post that fits your requirements:

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    VTI, QQQ, and XLK have shown impressive long-term growth—proof that patience in the market pays off. 📈 Keep your eyes on the horizon and stay invested!
    #ShoesmithLC #ETFs #InvestSmart #MarketGrowth #WealthBuilding #StockMarket #FinanceTips #LongTerm #PassiveIncome #Bullish

    ---

    Do you want me to generate a few more variations for you to choose from?

  15. Sure! Here’s a unique social media post that fits your requirements:

    ---

    VTI, QQQ, and XLK have shown impressive long-term growth—proof that patience in the market pays off. 📈 Keep your eyes on the horizon and stay invested!
    #ShoesmithLC #ETFs #InvestSmart #MarketGrowth #WealthBuilding #StockMarket #FinanceTips #LongTerm #PassiveIncome #Bullish

    ---

    Do you want me to generate a few more variations for you to choose from?

  16. I invite anyone who's "not so quite happy" with lack of #LongTerm #LTO tape generation support, to watch this:

    youtu.be/lGUB-ElCAHg

    #LTLTO

  17. I invite anyone who's "not so quite happy" with lack of #LongTerm #LTO tape generation support, to watch this:

    youtu.be/lGUB-ElCAHg

    #LTLTO

  18. I invite anyone who's "not so quite happy" with lack of #LongTerm #LTO tape generation support, to watch this:

    youtu.be/lGUB-ElCAHg

    #LTLTO

  19. I invite anyone who's "not so quite happy" with lack of #LongTerm #LTO tape generation support, to watch this:

    youtu.be/lGUB-ElCAHg

    #LTLTO

  20. SPARE CHANGE: THREE KEY PRINCIPLES TO BASE YOUR INVESTMENT PORTFOLIO ON

    Over the next few months, we will talk about investing, starting from the basics and building up to where and how you can actually put money to work. 

    At its core, investing is simple—it is putting money into something today that you expect will be worth more in the future. That could be stocks, a home or part of a business. The goal is to grow your money over time. 

    Why invest instead […]

    communityedition.ca/spare-chan
  21. SPARE CHANGE: THREE KEY PRINCIPLES TO BASE YOUR INVESTMENT PORTFOLIO ON

    Over the next few months, we will talk about investing, starting from the basics and building up to where and how you can actually put money to work. 

    At its core, investing is simple—it is putting money into something today that you expect will be worth more in the future. That could be stocks, a home or part of a business. The goal is to grow your money over time. 

    Why invest instead […]

    communityedition.ca/spare-chan
  22. SPARE CHANGE: THREE KEY PRINCIPLES TO BASE YOUR INVESTMENT PORTFOLIO ON

    Over the next few months, we will talk about investing, starting from the basics and building up to where and how you can actually put money to work. 

    At its core, investing is simple—it is putting money into something today that you expect will be worth more in the future. That could be stocks, a home or part of a business. The goal is to grow your money over time. 

    Why invest instead […]

    communityedition.ca/spare-chan
  23. SPARE CHANGE: THREE KEY PRINCIPLES TO BASE YOUR INVESTMENT PORTFOLIO ON

    Over the next few months, we will talk about investing, starting from the basics and building up to where and how you can actually put money to work. 

    At its core, investing is simple—it is putting money into something today that you expect will be worth more in the future. That could be stocks, a home or part of a business. The goal is to grow your money over time. 

    Why invest instead […]

    communityedition.ca/spare-chan
  24. A quotation from Baltasar Gracian

    The way to quiet the turbulence of a mob is to withdraw your hand, and let it quiet itself; to concede today, may be the best way to succeed tomorrow.
     
    [Sea modo de sosegar vulgares torbellinos el alzar mano y dejar sosegar; ceder al tiempo ahora será vencer después.]

    Baltasar Gracián y Morales (1601-1658) Spanish Jesuit priest, writer, philosopher
    The Art of Worldly Wisdom [Oráculo Manual y Arte de Prudencia], § 138 (1647) [tr. Fischer (1937)]

    More about (and translations of) this quote: wist.info/gracian-y-morales-ba…

    #quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #gracian #baltasargracian #calming #concede #concession #inaction #longgame #longrun #longterm #mob #patience #runitscourse #success #turmoil #unrest #windingdown #withdrawal #yielding

  25. A quotation from Baltasar Gracian

    The way to quiet the turbulence of a mob is to withdraw your hand, and let it quiet itself; to concede today, may be the best way to succeed tomorrow.
     
    [Sea modo de sosegar vulgares torbellinos el alzar mano y dejar sosegar; ceder al tiempo ahora será vencer después.]

    Baltasar Gracián y Morales (1601-1658) Spanish Jesuit priest, writer, philosopher
    The Art of Worldly Wisdom [Oráculo Manual y Arte de Prudencia], § 138 (1647) [tr. Fischer (1937)]

    More about (and translations of) this quote: wist.info/gracian-y-morales-ba…

    #quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #gracian #baltasargracian #calming #concede #concession #inaction #longgame #longrun #longterm #mob #patience #runitscourse #success #turmoil #unrest #windingdown #withdrawal #yielding

  26. A quotation from Baltasar Gracian

    The way to quiet the turbulence of a mob is to withdraw your hand, and let it quiet itself; to concede today, may be the best way to succeed tomorrow.
     
    [Sea modo de sosegar vulgares torbellinos el alzar mano y dejar sosegar; ceder al tiempo ahora será vencer después.]

    Baltasar Gracián y Morales (1601-1658) Spanish Jesuit priest, writer, philosopher
    The Art of Worldly Wisdom [Oráculo Manual y Arte de Prudencia], § 138 (1647) [tr. Fischer (1937)]

    More about (and translations of) this quote: wist.info/gracian-y-morales-ba…

    #quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #gracian #baltasargracian #calming #concede #concession #inaction #longgame #longrun #longterm #mob #patience #runitscourse #success #turmoil #unrest #windingdown #withdrawal #yielding

  27. A quotation from Baltasar Gracian

    The way to quiet the turbulence of a mob is to withdraw your hand, and let it quiet itself; to concede today, may be the best way to succeed tomorrow.
     
    [Sea modo de sosegar vulgares torbellinos el alzar mano y dejar sosegar; ceder al tiempo ahora será vencer después.]

    Baltasar Gracián y Morales (1601-1658) Spanish Jesuit priest, writer, philosopher
    The Art of Worldly Wisdom [Oráculo Manual y Arte de Prudencia], § 138 (1647) [tr. Fischer (1937)]

    More about (and translations of) this quote: wist.info/gracian-y-morales-ba…

    #quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #gracian #baltasargracian #calming #concede #concession #inaction #longgame #longrun #longterm #mob #patience #runitscourse #success #turmoil #unrest #windingdown #withdrawal #yielding

  28. A quotation from Baltasar Gracian

    The way to quiet the turbulence of a mob is to withdraw your hand, and let it quiet itself; to concede today, may be the best way to succeed tomorrow.
     
    [Sea modo de sosegar vulgares torbellinos el alzar mano y dejar sosegar; ceder al tiempo ahora será vencer después.]

    Baltasar Gracián y Morales (1601-1658) Spanish Jesuit priest, writer, philosopher
    The Art of Worldly Wisdom [Oráculo Manual y Arte de Prudencia], § 138 (1647) [tr. Fischer (1937)]

    More about (and translations of) this quote: wist.info/gracian-y-morales-ba…

    #quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #gracian #baltasargracian #calming #concede #concession #inaction #longgame #longrun #longterm #mob #patience #runitscourse #success #turmoil #unrest #windingdown #withdrawal #yielding

  29. @X31Andy it is possible (with enough ) in most parts of the world to become 100% self sufficienty in terms of IF there is ( to ) + can be combined at the check this out in generation-nachhaltigkeit.at/e

  30. Your future business, brand, or project won't be built in a single day.

    But it can be built one day at a time.

    Stay patient.
    Stay focused.
    Stay consistent.

    That's the formula.

    #BuildInPublic #Branding #Startups #LongTerm

  31. Your future business, brand, or project won't be built in a single day.

    But it can be built one day at a time.

    Stay patient.
    Stay focused.
    Stay consistent.

    That's the formula.

    #BuildInPublic #Branding #Startups #LongTerm

  32. Your future business, brand, or project won't be built in a single day.

    But it can be built one day at a time.

    Stay patient.
    Stay focused.
    Stay consistent.

    That's the formula.

    #BuildInPublic #Branding #Startups #LongTerm

  33. Podcast Episode: The Most Important Lesson from Mutualism: Save Now

    In the late 19th century, when workers in northern Chile arrived to work in the nitrate fields, there were no pension funds, no public health insurance, and no unemployment benefits. They had something more fragile yet more powerful: organized solidarity. It was called mutualism.

    What Mutualism Was

    Mutual aid societies and workers’ associations were nonprofit organizations created by workers for workers. They emerged to cover needs the State at the time did not address: healthcare, death benefits, education, housing, and a basic pension. Their financing mechanism was straightforward: each member paid a monthly fee. Those funds went into a common pool used to support members in need.

    At its peak, between 1891 and 1924, the mutualist movement was the most important social organization in Chile. It paved the way for trade unions, political parties, and the social legislation that governs labor today.

    The Paradox of Decline

    The irony of mutualism is that the very social laws it helped advance eventually made mutual aid societies less essential. As the State assumed responsibility for healthcare, pensions, and labor protection, mutuals lost their core purpose.

    Today, 223 mutual aid societies operate in Chile with approximately 40,000 members. Their benefits are largely limited to death allowances and burial space. The giant that helped build modern Chile now lies dormant.

    The Enduring Lesson

    One lesson from mutualism has not aged: no one is coming to rescue you. Not then, not now. Mutualists understood this 130 years ago and built their own social security, contribution by contribution. They did not wait for the State or employers to act; they took action.

    Today the context is different, but the principle remains. We live in a world of uncertainty, with inadequate pensions, rising healthcare costs, and persistent job instability. The collective response of mutualism is no longer available in the same way. The individual response of saving is.

    Saving as an Act of Freedom

    Saving is not for the wealthy. It is for anyone who understands that the future is built through present decisions. The power of compound interest—where saved money earns returns that generate further returns—works exactly the same with five thousand Chilean pesos as with five million. The only determining variable is time.

    The question you should ask today is not whether you can save, but how much you can start saving now. Because the best time to start was ten years ago. The second-best time is today.

    Tu voto:

    #autonomy #Chile #community #compound #discipline #education #finance #foresight #freedom #future #history #interest #labor #life #longterm #mentalHealth #mutualism #Nitrate #organization #pensions #podcast #politics #protection #responsibility #savings #security #solidarity #welfare #workers
  34. Podcast Episode: The Most Important Lesson from Mutualism: Save Now

    In the late 19th century, when workers in northern Chile arrived to work in the nitrate fields, there were no pension funds, no public health insurance, and no unemployment benefits. They had something more fragile yet more powerful: organized solidarity. It was called mutualism.

    What Mutualism Was

    Mutual aid societies and workers’ associations were nonprofit organizations created by workers for workers. They emerged to cover needs the State at the time did not address: healthcare, death benefits, education, housing, and a basic pension. Their financing mechanism was straightforward: each member paid a monthly fee. Those funds went into a common pool used to support members in need.

    At its peak, between 1891 and 1924, the mutualist movement was the most important social organization in Chile. It paved the way for trade unions, political parties, and the social legislation that governs labor today.

    The Paradox of Decline

    The irony of mutualism is that the very social laws it helped advance eventually made mutual aid societies less essential. As the State assumed responsibility for healthcare, pensions, and labor protection, mutuals lost their core purpose.

    Today, 223 mutual aid societies operate in Chile with approximately 40,000 members. Their benefits are largely limited to death allowances and burial space. The giant that helped build modern Chile now lies dormant.

    The Enduring Lesson

    One lesson from mutualism has not aged: no one is coming to rescue you. Not then, not now. Mutualists understood this 130 years ago and built their own social security, contribution by contribution. They did not wait for the State or employers to act; they took action.

    Today the context is different, but the principle remains. We live in a world of uncertainty, with inadequate pensions, rising healthcare costs, and persistent job instability. The collective response of mutualism is no longer available in the same way. The individual response of saving is.

    Saving as an Act of Freedom

    Saving is not for the wealthy. It is for anyone who understands that the future is built through present decisions. The power of compound interest—where saved money earns returns that generate further returns—works exactly the same with five thousand Chilean pesos as with five million. The only determining variable is time.

    The question you should ask today is not whether you can save, but how much you can start saving now. Because the best time to start was ten years ago. The second-best time is today.

    Tu voto:

    #autonomy #Chile #community #compound #discipline #education #finance #foresight #freedom #future #history #interest #labor #life #longterm #mentalHealth #mutualism #Nitrate #organization #pensions #podcast #politics #protection #responsibility #savings #security #solidarity #welfare #workers
  35. Podcast Episode: The Most Important Lesson from Mutualism: Save Now

    In the late 19th century, when workers in northern Chile arrived to work in the nitrate fields, there were no pension funds, no public health insurance, and no unemployment benefits. They had something more fragile yet more powerful: organized solidarity. It was called mutualism.

    What Mutualism Was

    Mutual aid societies and workers’ associations were nonprofit organizations created by workers for workers. They emerged to cover needs the State at the time did not address: healthcare, death benefits, education, housing, and a basic pension. Their financing mechanism was straightforward: each member paid a monthly fee. Those funds went into a common pool used to support members in need.

    At its peak, between 1891 and 1924, the mutualist movement was the most important social organization in Chile. It paved the way for trade unions, political parties, and the social legislation that governs labor today.

    The Paradox of Decline

    The irony of mutualism is that the very social laws it helped advance eventually made mutual aid societies less essential. As the State assumed responsibility for healthcare, pensions, and labor protection, mutuals lost their core purpose.

    Today, 223 mutual aid societies operate in Chile with approximately 40,000 members. Their benefits are largely limited to death allowances and burial space. The giant that helped build modern Chile now lies dormant.

    The Enduring Lesson

    One lesson from mutualism has not aged: no one is coming to rescue you. Not then, not now. Mutualists understood this 130 years ago and built their own social security, contribution by contribution. They did not wait for the State or employers to act; they took action.

    Today the context is different, but the principle remains. We live in a world of uncertainty, with inadequate pensions, rising healthcare costs, and persistent job instability. The collective response of mutualism is no longer available in the same way. The individual response of saving is.

    Saving as an Act of Freedom

    Saving is not for the wealthy. It is for anyone who understands that the future is built through present decisions. The power of compound interest—where saved money earns returns that generate further returns—works exactly the same with five thousand Chilean pesos as with five million. The only determining variable is time.

    The question you should ask today is not whether you can save, but how much you can start saving now. Because the best time to start was ten years ago. The second-best time is today.

    Tu voto:

    #autonomy #Chile #community #compound #discipline #education #finance #foresight #freedom #future #history #interest #labor #life #longterm #mentalHealth #mutualism #Nitrate #organization #pensions #podcast #politics #protection #responsibility #savings #security #solidarity #welfare #workers
  36. Podcast Episode: The Most Important Lesson from Mutualism: Save Now

    In the late 19th century, when workers in northern Chile arrived to work in the nitrate fields, there were no pension funds, no public health insurance, and no unemployment benefits. They had something more fragile yet more powerful: organized solidarity. It was called mutualism.

    What Mutualism Was

    Mutual aid societies and workers’ associations were nonprofit organizations created by workers for workers. They emerged to cover needs the State at the time did not address: healthcare, death benefits, education, housing, and a basic pension. Their financing mechanism was straightforward: each member paid a monthly fee. Those funds went into a common pool used to support members in need.

    At its peak, between 1891 and 1924, the mutualist movement was the most important social organization in Chile. It paved the way for trade unions, political parties, and the social legislation that governs labor today.

    The Paradox of Decline

    The irony of mutualism is that the very social laws it helped advance eventually made mutual aid societies less essential. As the State assumed responsibility for healthcare, pensions, and labor protection, mutuals lost their core purpose.

    Today, 223 mutual aid societies operate in Chile with approximately 40,000 members. Their benefits are largely limited to death allowances and burial space. The giant that helped build modern Chile now lies dormant.

    The Enduring Lesson

    One lesson from mutualism has not aged: no one is coming to rescue you. Not then, not now. Mutualists understood this 130 years ago and built their own social security, contribution by contribution. They did not wait for the State or employers to act; they took action.

    Today the context is different, but the principle remains. We live in a world of uncertainty, with inadequate pensions, rising healthcare costs, and persistent job instability. The collective response of mutualism is no longer available in the same way. The individual response of saving is.

    Saving as an Act of Freedom

    Saving is not for the wealthy. It is for anyone who understands that the future is built through present decisions. The power of compound interest—where saved money earns returns that generate further returns—works exactly the same with five thousand Chilean pesos as with five million. The only determining variable is time.

    The question you should ask today is not whether you can save, but how much you can start saving now. Because the best time to start was ten years ago. The second-best time is today.

    Tu voto:

    #autonomy #Chile #community #compound #discipline #education #finance #foresight #freedom #future #history #interest #labor #life #longterm #mentalHealth #mutualism #Nitrate #organization #pensions #podcast #politics #protection #responsibility #savings #security #solidarity #welfare #workers
  37. Podcast Episode: The Most Important Lesson from Mutualism: Save Now

    In the late 19th century, when workers in northern Chile arrived to work in the nitrate fields, there were no pension funds, no public health insurance, and no unemployment benefits. They had something more fragile yet more powerful: organized solidarity. It was called mutualism.

    What Mutualism Was

    Mutual aid societies and workers’ associations were nonprofit organizations created by workers for workers. They emerged to cover needs the State at the time did not address: healthcare, death benefits, education, housing, and a basic pension. Their financing mechanism was straightforward: each member paid a monthly fee. Those funds went into a common pool used to support members in need.

    At its peak, between 1891 and 1924, the mutualist movement was the most important social organization in Chile. It paved the way for trade unions, political parties, and the social legislation that governs labor today.

    The Paradox of Decline

    The irony of mutualism is that the very social laws it helped advance eventually made mutual aid societies less essential. As the State assumed responsibility for healthcare, pensions, and labor protection, mutuals lost their core purpose.

    Today, 223 mutual aid societies operate in Chile with approximately 40,000 members. Their benefits are largely limited to death allowances and burial space. The giant that helped build modern Chile now lies dormant.

    The Enduring Lesson

    One lesson from mutualism has not aged: no one is coming to rescue you. Not then, not now. Mutualists understood this 130 years ago and built their own social security, contribution by contribution. They did not wait for the State or employers to act; they took action.

    Today the context is different, but the principle remains. We live in a world of uncertainty, with inadequate pensions, rising healthcare costs, and persistent job instability. The collective response of mutualism is no longer available in the same way. The individual response of saving is.

    Saving as an Act of Freedom

    Saving is not for the wealthy. It is for anyone who understands that the future is built through present decisions. The power of compound interest—where saved money earns returns that generate further returns—works exactly the same with five thousand Chilean pesos as with five million. The only determining variable is time.

    The question you should ask today is not whether you can save, but how much you can start saving now. Because the best time to start was ten years ago. The second-best time is today.

    Tu voto:

    #autonomy #Chile #community #compound #discipline #education #finance #foresight #freedom #future #history #interest #labor #life #longterm #mentalHealth #mutualism #Nitrate #organization #pensions #podcast #politics #protection #responsibility #savings #security #solidarity #welfare #workers
  38. VfB Stuttgart has reportedly extended the contract of national player Deniz Undav until 2029. The 29-year-old striker will thus remain a long-term part of the S... news.osna.fm/?p=48819 | #news #deal #deniz #longterm #secures

  39. VfB Stuttgart has reportedly extended the contract of national player Deniz Undav until 2029. The 29-year-old striker will thus remain a long-term part of the S... news.osna.fm/?p=48819 | #news #deal #deniz #longterm #secures

  40. VfB Stuttgart has reportedly extended the contract of national player Deniz Undav until 2029. The 29-year-old striker will thus remain a long-term part of the S... news.osna.fm/?p=48819 | #news #deal #deniz #longterm #secures

  41. VfB Stuttgart has reportedly extended the contract of national player Deniz Undav until 2029. The 29-year-old striker will thus remain a long-term part of the S... news.osna.fm/?p=48819 | #news #deal #deniz #longterm #secures

  42. @rebekka_m @BernieSanders it was so secret they even closed the curtains, yes guys its like that, #AI is good with text but is largely used to justify layoffs in order to rehire later cheaper. Will there be #selfdriving #trucks ? Yes. #taxis yes. But that is just #capitalism destroying its #customerbase
    #longterm this #planet belongs to everybody not the 1% #papermoney #banksters and #monopoly players that inherited billions and do not know how to put it to good use, #systemA is failing

  43. @rebekka_m @BernieSanders it was so secret they even closed the curtains, yes guys its like that, #AI is good with text but is largely used to justify layoffs in order to rehire later cheaper. Will there be #selfdriving #trucks ? Yes. #taxis yes. But that is just #capitalism destroying its #customerbase
    #longterm this #planet belongs to everybody not the 1% #papermoney #banksters and #monopoly players that inherited billions and do not know how to put it to good use, #systemA is failing