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  1. Making Sense of Due Process with Legal Expert Lee Gelernt

    On this episode of Making Sense, the deputy director of our #Immigrants’ Rights Project Lee Gelernt discusses the Trump administration’s #massdeportation agenda and our fight to defend due process.

    #ACLU #AmericanCivilLibertiesUnion #immigration #ICE #dueprocess #law #makingsense

    youtube.com/watch?v=sK0whVe2DeE

  2. Making Sense of Due Process with Legal Expert Lee Gelernt

    On this episode of Making Sense, the deputy director of our #Immigrants’ Rights Project Lee Gelernt discusses the Trump administration’s #massdeportation agenda and our fight to defend due process.

    #ACLU #AmericanCivilLibertiesUnion #immigration #ICE #dueprocess #law #makingsense

    youtube.com/watch?v=sK0whVe2DeE

  3. Making Sense of Due Process with Legal Expert Lee Gelernt

    On this episode of Making Sense, the deputy director of our #Immigrants’ Rights Project Lee Gelernt discusses the Trump administration’s #massdeportation agenda and our fight to defend due process.

    #ACLU #AmericanCivilLibertiesUnion #immigration #ICE #dueprocess #law #makingsense

    youtube.com/watch?v=sK0whVe2DeE

  4. Making Sense of Due Process with Legal Expert Lee Gelernt

    On this episode of Making Sense, the deputy director of our #Immigrants’ Rights Project Lee Gelernt discusses the Trump administration’s #massdeportation agenda and our fight to defend due process.

    #ACLU #AmericanCivilLibertiesUnion #immigration #ICE #dueprocess #law #makingsense

    youtube.com/watch?v=sK0whVe2DeE

  5. Making Sense of Due Process with Legal Expert Lee Gelernt

    On this episode of Making Sense, the deputy director of our #Immigrants’ Rights Project Lee Gelernt discusses the Trump administration’s #massdeportation agenda and our fight to defend due process.

    #ACLU #AmericanCivilLibertiesUnion #immigration #ICE #dueprocess #law #makingsense

    youtube.com/watch?v=sK0whVe2DeE

  6. Making sense of the world in 14 Maps

    HomeFeaturesNatural SciencesGeography

    Making sense of the world in 14 Maps

    These maps will help you put the present state of affairs in the world into perspective.

    by Mihai Andrei, January 13, 2015 – Updated on April 29, 2023

    in Features, Geography

    Each color has 1 billion people

    This is the world divided into seven sections – each with approximately 1 billion people. That’s right, both the Americas and Australia together have just as much population as that red strip in South-East Asia or the orange bit in and around India. But if you think this is a shock…

    This may surprise you

    Population on Earth is not distributed evenly, to put it mildly. India and South-East Asia are very densely populated, so more people live inside that circle than outside it. That’s also where most of the world’s population growth is happening. Also, it’s not just population that is divided unequally…

    The world’s income levels

    As you can see, we still live in a segregated world — economically. The rich areas are in Europe (except for the eastern part), the US (and likely Canada), Japan, Australia and some parts of Arabia. Africa is still predominantly extremely poor, while Eastern Europe, South America and some parts of Asia are still in a transition phase. Financial and social inequality is still a problem for mankind.

    Countries with which England has never fought (in white)

    The biggest colonial empire in the world, Great Britain has left their mark on mankind and made a lot of enemies along the way. As it turns out… they fought with almost everybody. Sweden gets an honorable mention for being so close to England and yet not fighting the Brits.

    Editor’s Note: Read the rest of the story, at the below link.

    Continue/Read Original Article Here: Making sense of the world in 14 Maps

    Tags: Geography, Making Sense, Map, Maps, Natural Sciences, Perspective, Seeing, The World, Understanding
    #Geography #MakingSense #Map #Maps #NaturalSciences #Perspective #Seeing #TheWorld #Understanding
  7. Making sense of the world in 14 Maps

    HomeFeaturesNatural SciencesGeography

    Making sense of the world in 14 Maps

    These maps will help you put the present state of affairs in the world into perspective.

    by Mihai Andrei, January 13, 2015 – Updated on April 29, 2023

    in Features, Geography

    Each color has 1 billion people

    This is the world divided into seven sections – each with approximately 1 billion people. That’s right, both the Americas and Australia together have just as much population as that red strip in South-East Asia or the orange bit in and around India. But if you think this is a shock…

    This may surprise you

    Population on Earth is not distributed evenly, to put it mildly. India and South-East Asia are very densely populated, so more people live inside that circle than outside it. That’s also where most of the world’s population growth is happening. Also, it’s not just population that is divided unequally…

    The world’s income levels

    As you can see, we still live in a segregated world — economically. The rich areas are in Europe (except for the eastern part), the US (and likely Canada), Japan, Australia and some parts of Arabia. Africa is still predominantly extremely poor, while Eastern Europe, South America and some parts of Asia are still in a transition phase. Financial and social inequality is still a problem for mankind.

    Countries with which England has never fought (in white)

    The biggest colonial empire in the world, Great Britain has left their mark on mankind and made a lot of enemies along the way. As it turns out… they fought with almost everybody. Sweden gets an honorable mention for being so close to England and yet not fighting the Brits.

    Editor’s Note: Read the rest of the story, at the below link.

    Continue/Read Original Article Here: Making sense of the world in 14 Maps

    Tags: Geography, Making Sense, Map, Maps, Natural Sciences, Perspective, Seeing, The World, Understanding
    #Geography #MakingSense #Map #Maps #NaturalSciences #Perspective #Seeing #TheWorld #Understanding
  8. Making sense of the world in 14 Maps

    HomeFeaturesNatural SciencesGeography

    Making sense of the world in 14 Maps

    These maps will help you put the present state of affairs in the world into perspective.

    by Mihai Andrei, January 13, 2015 – Updated on April 29, 2023

    in Features, Geography

    Each color has 1 billion people

    This is the world divided into seven sections – each with approximately 1 billion people. That’s right, both the Americas and Australia together have just as much population as that red strip in South-East Asia or the orange bit in and around India. But if you think this is a shock…

    This may surprise you

    Population on Earth is not distributed evenly, to put it mildly. India and South-East Asia are very densely populated, so more people live inside that circle than outside it. That’s also where most of the world’s population growth is happening. Also, it’s not just population that is divided unequally…

    The world’s income levels

    As you can see, we still live in a segregated world — economically. The rich areas are in Europe (except for the eastern part), the US (and likely Canada), Japan, Australia and some parts of Arabia. Africa is still predominantly extremely poor, while Eastern Europe, South America and some parts of Asia are still in a transition phase. Financial and social inequality is still a problem for mankind.

    Countries with which England has never fought (in white)

    The biggest colonial empire in the world, Great Britain has left their mark on mankind and made a lot of enemies along the way. As it turns out… they fought with almost everybody. Sweden gets an honorable mention for being so close to England and yet not fighting the Brits.

    Editor’s Note: Read the rest of the story, at the below link.

    Continue/Read Original Article Here: Making sense of the world in 14 Maps

    Tags: Geography, Making Sense, Map, Maps, Natural Sciences, Perspective, Seeing, The World, Understanding
    #Geography #MakingSense #Map #Maps #NaturalSciences #Perspective #Seeing #TheWorld #Understanding
  9. Making sense of the world in 14 Maps

    HomeFeaturesNatural SciencesGeography

    Making sense of the world in 14 Maps

    These maps will help you put the present state of affairs in the world into perspective.

    by Mihai Andrei, January 13, 2015 – Updated on April 29, 2023

    in Features, Geography

    Each color has 1 billion people

    This is the world divided into seven sections – each with approximately 1 billion people. That’s right, both the Americas and Australia together have just as much population as that red strip in South-East Asia or the orange bit in and around India. But if you think this is a shock…

    This may surprise you

    Population on Earth is not distributed evenly, to put it mildly. India and South-East Asia are very densely populated, so more people live inside that circle than outside it. That’s also where most of the world’s population growth is happening. Also, it’s not just population that is divided unequally…

    The world’s income levels

    As you can see, we still live in a segregated world — economically. The rich areas are in Europe (except for the eastern part), the US (and likely Canada), Japan, Australia and some parts of Arabia. Africa is still predominantly extremely poor, while Eastern Europe, South America and some parts of Asia are still in a transition phase. Financial and social inequality is still a problem for mankind.

    Countries with which England has never fought (in white)

    The biggest colonial empire in the world, Great Britain has left their mark on mankind and made a lot of enemies along the way. As it turns out… they fought with almost everybody. Sweden gets an honorable mention for being so close to England and yet not fighting the Brits.

    Editor’s Note: Read the rest of the story, at the below link.

    Continue/Read Original Article Here: Making sense of the world in 14 Maps

    #Geography #MakingSense #Map #Maps #NaturalSciences #Perspective #Seeing #TheWorld #Understanding
  10. Making sense of the world in 14 Maps

    HomeFeaturesNatural SciencesGeography

    Making sense of the world in 14 Maps

    These maps will help you put the present state of affairs in the world into perspective.

    by Mihai Andrei, January 13, 2015 – Updated on April 29, 2023

    in Features, Geography

    Each color has 1 billion people

    This is the world divided into seven sections – each with approximately 1 billion people. That’s right, both the Americas and Australia together have just as much population as that red strip in South-East Asia or the orange bit in and around India. But if you think this is a shock…

    This may surprise you

    Population on Earth is not distributed evenly, to put it mildly. India and South-East Asia are very densely populated, so more people live inside that circle than outside it. That’s also where most of the world’s population growth is happening. Also, it’s not just population that is divided unequally…

    The world’s income levels

    As you can see, we still live in a segregated world — economically. The rich areas are in Europe (except for the eastern part), the US (and likely Canada), Japan, Australia and some parts of Arabia. Africa is still predominantly extremely poor, while Eastern Europe, South America and some parts of Asia are still in a transition phase. Financial and social inequality is still a problem for mankind.

    Countries with which England has never fought (in white)

    The biggest colonial empire in the world, Great Britain has left their mark on mankind and made a lot of enemies along the way. As it turns out… they fought with almost everybody. Sweden gets an honorable mention for being so close to England and yet not fighting the Brits.

    Editor’s Note: Read the rest of the story, at the below link.

    Continue/Read Original Article Here: Making sense of the world in 14 Maps

    Tags: Geography, Making Sense, Map, Maps, Natural Sciences, Perspective, Seeing, The World, Understanding
    #Geography #MakingSense #Map #Maps #NaturalSciences #Perspective #Seeing #TheWorld #Understanding
  11. Philosopher journalist Robert D. Kaplan talking about fun feelgood
    uplifting stuff:

    > The coming anarchy was published in 1994 as an essay. It came out
    > in book form in 1996. That was the heart of the n the mid 1990s
    > when the policy elite at famous posh conferences in Davos and
    > elsewhere were predicting a world of liberal humanism. Uh they
    > predicted that uh Africa, Asia, every place would just follow
    > Eastern Europe into democracy and good governance. And I was
    > traveling around Africa, the Middle East, and other places, and I
    > said, "That's not true at all. These places have different
    > histories. They're at a different time in their development, and
    > they're not just following what happened with the collapse of the
    > this a number of regimes in former communist Eastern Europe. So,
    > you know, I I saw a totally different world than the policy elites
    > at the time.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ezpWWP0Yow8&t=4m26s

    Taken from Youtube's automatic transcription of Making Sense no. 440 -
    How to Understand Our Global Emergency.

    More here:

    https://www.samharris.org/podcasts/making-sense-episodes/440-a-world-in-crisis

    #makingsense
    #podcast
    #robertdkaplan
    #robertkaplan
    #samharris
    #schadenfreude
    #thecominganarchy
    #theendofhistory
  12. האם הייתן\ם הולכים\ות לאירוע סאם האריס אם היה בפתח תקווה? מה לגבי ירושלים? קפריסין?

    #makingsense
    #makingsensewithsamharris
    #samharris
  13. You're asking for a ceasefire now? There was a ceasefire on Oct 6 - #Hamas broke it...

    #Israel should hold themselves to the highest ethical standards for waging a war, because the rest of the world will hold them to impossible ones.

    @MakingSenseHQ #MakingSense #SamHarris #War
    samharris.org/episode/SE15E858

  14. You're asking for a ceasefire now? There was a ceasefire on Oct 6 - #Hamas broke it...

    #Israel should hold themselves to the highest ethical standards for waging a war, because the rest of the world will hold them to impossible ones.

    @MakingSenseHQ #MakingSense #SamHarris #War #Jihad
    samharris.org/episode/SE15E858

  15. You're asking for a ceasefire now? There was a ceasefire on Oct 6 - #Hamas broke it...

    #Israel should hold themselves to the highest ethical standards for waging a war, because the rest of the world will hold them to impossible ones.

    @MakingSenseHQ #MakingSense #SamHarris #War #Jihad
    samharris.org/episode/SE15E858

  16. @DesignMuseum RT by @aiww: The exhibition catalogue for @aiww's #MakingSense is now available to buy. Featuring interviews, essays, and in-depth analysis, it is the first book to dive exclusively into Weiwei’s approach to design and collecting. Get your hands on a copy: bit.ly/3pdv4Sr nitter.hongkongers.net/DesignM

  17. @DesignMuseum RT by @aiww: The exhibition catalogue for @aiww's #MakingSense is now available to buy. Featuring interviews, essays, and in-depth analysis, it is the first book to dive exclusively into Weiwei’s approach to design and collecting. Get your hands on a copy: bit.ly/3pdv4Sr nitter.hongkongers.net/DesignM

  18. @DesignMuseum RT by @aiww: The exhibition catalogue for @aiww's #MakingSense is now available to buy. Featuring interviews, essays, and in-depth analysis, it is the first book to dive exclusively into Weiwei’s approach to design and collecting. Get your hands on a copy: bit.ly/3pdv4Sr nitter.hongkongers.net/DesignM

  19. @dezeen RT by @aiww: Design objects are a reflection of the issues humans face over time, says Ai Weiwei (@aiww) in this video filmed exclusively by Dezeen for the Design Museum (@designmuseum). Thumbnail courtesy: Ai Weiwei Studio #exhibition #aiwaiwai #MakingSense #PaidPartnership nitter.hongkongers.net/dezeen/

  20. @dezeen RT by @aiww: Design objects are a reflection of the issues humans face over time, says Ai Weiwei (@aiww) in this video filmed exclusively by Dezeen for the Design Museum (@designmuseum). Thumbnail courtesy: Ai Weiwei Studio #exhibition #aiwaiwai #MakingSense #PaidPartnership nitter.hongkongers.net/dezeen/

  21. @dezeen RT by @aiww: Design objects are a reflection of the issues humans face over time, says Ai Weiwei (@aiww) in this video filmed exclusively by Dezeen for the Design Museum (@designmuseum). Thumbnail courtesy: Ai Weiwei Studio #exhibition #aiwaiwai #MakingSense #PaidPartnership nitter.hongkongers.net/dezeen/

  22. @DesignMuseum RT by @aiww: #Podcast: With his exhibition #MakingSense now open, listen to artist Ai Weiwei talk about how his obsessive collecting of historical artefacts over the last thirty years has shaped his thinking about design, making, and his homeland, China. Listen: bit.ly/3NqNMjn nitter.hongkongers.net/DesignM

  23. @DesignMuseum RT by @aiww: #Podcast: With his exhibition #MakingSense now open, listen to artist Ai Weiwei talk about how his obsessive collecting of historical artefacts over the last thirty years has shaped his thinking about design, making, and his homeland, China. Listen: bit.ly/3NqNMjn nitter.hongkongers.net/DesignM

  24. @DesignMuseum RT by @aiww: #Podcast: With his exhibition #MakingSense now open, listen to artist Ai Weiwei talk about how his obsessive collecting of historical artefacts over the last thirty years has shaped his thinking about design, making, and his homeland, China. Listen: bit.ly/3NqNMjn nitter.hongkongers.net/DesignM

  25. @DesignMuseum RT by @aiww: A few of your snaps from our exhibition #MakingSense. The exhibition presents @aiww’s work as a commentary on design, inviting us into a meditation on value and humanity, art and activism. Tickets (members go free): bit.ly/3Mn9vIy nitter.hongkongers.net/DesignM

  26. @DesignMuseum RT by @aiww: A few of your snaps from our exhibition #MakingSense. The exhibition presents @aiww’s work as a commentary on design, inviting us into a meditation on value and humanity, art and activism. Tickets (members go free): bit.ly/3Mn9vIy nitter.hongkongers.net/DesignM

  27. @DesignMuseum RT by @aiww: A few of your snaps from our exhibition #MakingSense. The exhibition presents @aiww’s work as a commentary on design, inviting us into a meditation on value and humanity, art and activism. Tickets (members go free): bit.ly/3Mn9vIy nitter.hongkongers.net/DesignM

  28. @DesignMuseum RT by @aiww: #InternationalSculptureDay | These armchairs are replicas of those owned by artist Ai Weiwei's father. Replacing leather with marble, @aiww has turned an everyday object into a sculpture that is less functional but more precious. Tickets to #MakingSense: bit.ly/3Mn9vIy nitter.hongkongers.net/DesignM

  29. @DesignMuseum RT by @aiww: #InternationalSculptureDay | These armchairs are replicas of those owned by artist Ai Weiwei's father. Replacing leather with marble, @aiww has turned an everyday object into a sculpture that is less functional but more precious. Tickets to #MakingSense: bit.ly/3Mn9vIy nitter.hongkongers.net/DesignM

  30. @DesignMuseum RT by @aiww: #InternationalSculptureDay | These armchairs are replicas of those owned by artist Ai Weiwei's father. Replacing leather with marble, @aiww has turned an everyday object into a sculpture that is less functional but more precious. Tickets to #MakingSense: bit.ly/3Mn9vIy nitter.hongkongers.net/DesignM

  31. @jelsofron RT by @aiww: how does Ai Weiwei use LEGO to articulate or reconstruct his relationships with his father, a poet subjugated during the Cultural Revolution, and the Chinese state today? listen to @DesignMuseum curator @RachelHajek on EMPIRE LINES → pod.link/1533637675/episode/1a @aiww #MakingSense nitter.hongkongers.net/jelsofr

  32. @jelsofron RT by @aiww: how does Ai Weiwei use LEGO to articulate or reconstruct his relationships with his father, a poet subjugated during the Cultural Revolution, and the Chinese state today? listen to @DesignMuseum curator @RachelHajek on EMPIRE LINES → pod.link/1533637675/episode/1a @aiww #MakingSense nitter.hongkongers.net/jelsofr

  33. @jelsofron RT by @aiww: how does Ai Weiwei use LEGO to articulate or reconstruct his relationships with his father, a poet subjugated during the Cultural Revolution, and the Chinese state today? listen to @DesignMuseum curator @RachelHajek on EMPIRE LINES → pod.link/1533637675/episode/1a @aiww #MakingSense nitter.hongkongers.net/jelsofr

  34. Amazing experience on my first visit to the Design Museum today… #AlWeiWei #MakingSense #DesignMuseum #London 💁‍♀️

  35. Amazing experience on my first visit to the Design Museum today… 💁‍♀️

  36. @atilla_feed RT by @aiww: @aiww design exhibition: #MakingSense explores the evolution from nature to material, from objects to storytelling devices. @DesignMuseum nitter.hongkongers.net/atilla_

  37. @atilla_feed RT by @aiww: @aiww design exhibition: #MakingSense explores the evolution from nature to material, from objects to storytelling devices. @DesignMuseum nitter.hongkongers.net/atilla_

  38. @atilla_feed RT by @aiww: @aiww design exhibition: #MakingSense explores the evolution from nature to material, from objects to storytelling devices. @DesignMuseum nitter.hongkongers.net/atilla_

  39. @DesignMuseum RT by @aiww: In new exhibition #MakingSense you will see WATER LILIES #1 - the largest Lego work @aiww has ever created. The work is a recreation of one of the most famous paintings by Claude Monet 🎨 #MakingSense is now open - tickets: bit.ly/3Mn9vIy 📸 nancy_mmma on Instagram nitter.hongkongers.net/DesignM

  40. @DesignMuseum RT by @aiww: In new exhibition #MakingSense you will see WATER LILIES #1 - the largest Lego work @aiww has ever created. The work is a recreation of one of the most famous paintings by Claude Monet 🎨 #MakingSense is now open - tickets: bit.ly/3Mn9vIy 📸 nancy_mmma on Instagram nitter.hongkongers.net/DesignM

  41. @DesignMuseum RT by @aiww: In new exhibition #MakingSense you will see WATER LILIES #1 - the largest Lego work @aiww has ever created. The work is a recreation of one of the most famous paintings by Claude Monet 🎨 #MakingSense is now open - tickets: bit.ly/3Mn9vIy 📸 nancy_mmma on Instagram nitter.hongkongers.net/DesignM

  42. @jarek_pawel RT by @aiww: Time for a cuppa.🍵 I'll go for tea: green rooibos, peach and cherry. An hour before I saw the exhibition y'day (more later), @aiww was featured in @BBCRadio4 's Start The Week discussing the project bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m001kwts #MakingSense runs @DesignMuseum until July. Go. C. IT.! nitter.hongkongers.net/jarek_p

  43. @jarek_pawel RT by @aiww: Time for a cuppa.🍵 I'll go for tea: green rooibos, peach and cherry. An hour before I saw the exhibition y'day (more later), @aiww was featured in @BBCRadio4 's Start The Week discussing the project bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m001kwts #MakingSense runs @DesignMuseum until July. Go. C. IT.! nitter.hongkongers.net/jarek_p

  44. @jarek_pawel RT by @aiww: Time for a cuppa.🍵 I'll go for tea: green rooibos, peach and cherry. An hour before I saw the exhibition y'day (more later), @aiww was featured in @BBCRadio4 's Start The Week discussing the project bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m001kwts #MakingSense runs @DesignMuseum until July. Go. C. IT.! nitter.hongkongers.net/jarek_p