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  1. Martina Zandonella bringt es hier in der FAKTory gut auf den Punkt: „Demokratie ist das Ausverhandeln von Vorstellungen zur Zukunft. Wenn diese Vorstellung als alternativlos geframed wird, verliert man das Vertrauen in die Möglichkeit der Teilhabe.“ #debatte #gesellschaft #demokratie #wien #live #tina

  2. Every time I'm confronted with some version of AI-is-inevtiable-here-to-stay-not-going-away talk, I like to remind myself of this helpful wikipedia page:

    "List of predictions for autonomous Tesla vehicles by Elon Musk"

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_

    #AI #TINA #ThatcherFail

  3. Le souper est fini. La table débarrassée. Ma femme se prépare pour sa séance de sport. Training et baskets. Je me prépare pour la vaisselle. Eau chaude et gants jaunes.

    — Quand tu auras deux minutes, tu descendras les linges à repasser ?

    C'est une question rhétorique. J'aurai le temps. TINA comme ils disent.

    Je termine la vaisselle.

    Je monte en pensant à Sisyphe qui descend. Je nous imagine dans l'escalier central du château de Chambord. Il descend, je monte. Nous ne nous croisons pas mais sommes également libres.

    Je descends les bras chargés des linges. Je les dépose sur la table. Je descends à la cave. Si ça se trouve Sisyphe remonte sa pierre. Et s'il était aussi libre en la montant ? Les Dieux l'auraient mauvaise. Cette perspective m'enchante. Je ne crois pas en Dieu. Peut-être y ai-je cru. Mais il est mort maintenant. Après ? C'est le néant. TINA. Je décide qu'il l'est. Libre.

    Comme moi qui décide de boire une canette de Coca.

    Il paraît qu'une canette de coca c'est huit minutes de vie.

    La liberté a un prix.

    #Fragement #EcritureBrute #SmallWeb #Prose #MicorFiction #Mastodon #VivaldiSocial #Quotidien #TINA

  4. Another day in #Basel 🇨🇭, another #tram. This is a #BLT #Stadler Be8/10 #TINA unit, seen approaching #Heuwaage stop, on a line #17 afternoon peak hour service for #Ettingen. Line #17 is a reference to the former Birsigt(h)albahn, which actually started from Heuwaage stop, originally.

  5. Another day in #Basel 🇨🇭, another #tram. This is a #BLT #Stadler Be8/10 #TINA unit, seen approaching #Heuwaage stop, on a line #17 afternoon peak hour service for #Ettingen. Line #17 is a reference to the former Birsigt(h)albahn, which actually started from Heuwaage stop, originally.

  6. Another day in #Basel 🇨🇭, another #tram. This is a #BLT #Stadler Be8/10 #TINA unit, seen approaching #Heuwaage stop, on a line #17 afternoon peak hour service for #Ettingen. Line #17 is a reference to the former Birsigt(h)albahn, which actually started from Heuwaage stop, originally.

  7. Another day in #Basel 🇨🇭, another #tram. This is a #BLT #Stadler Be8/10 #TINA unit, seen approaching #Heuwaage stop, on a line #17 afternoon peak hour service for #Ettingen. Line #17 is a reference to the former Birsigt(h)albahn, which actually started from Heuwaage stop, originally.

  8. Another day in #Basel 🇨🇭, another #tram. This is a #BLT #Stadler Be8/10 #TINA unit, seen approaching #Heuwaage stop, on a line #17 afternoon peak hour service for #Ettingen. Line #17 is a reference to the former Birsigt(h)albahn, which actually started from Heuwaage stop, originally.

  9. Today's 7x7 comes to you from sunny Spain on a semi-chilly Sunday. Our clocks moved forward this morning and I'm a little behind on today's grid. Click below for "Amy or Tina" and enjoy the rest of your weekend! :)

    tinyurl.com/ytwju83s

    #crossword #puzzle #Amy #Tina

  10. Today's 7x7 comes to you from sunny Spain on a semi-chilly Sunday. Our clocks moved forward this morning and I'm a little behind on today's grid. Click below for "Amy or Tina" and enjoy the rest of your weekend! :)

    tinyurl.com/ytwju83s

    #crossword #puzzle #Amy #Tina

  11. Today's 7x7 comes to you from sunny Spain on a semi-chilly Sunday. Our clocks moved forward this morning and I'm a little behind on today's grid. Click below for "Amy or Tina" and enjoy the rest of your weekend! :)

    tinyurl.com/ytwju83s

    #crossword #puzzle #Amy #Tina

  12. Today's 7x7 comes to you from sunny Spain on a semi-chilly Sunday. Our clocks moved forward this morning and I'm a little behind on today's grid. Click below for "Amy or Tina" and enjoy the rest of your weekend! :)

    tinyurl.com/ytwju83s

    #crossword #puzzle #Amy #Tina

  13. The origin story of the proposed executive order is murky, but it appears to trace back to a network of pro-Trump activists who have spent years pushing conspiracy theories about the 2020 election.

    One of them is
    #Peter #Ticktin, a Florida lawyer who has known Trump since the two attended the New York Military Academy as teenagers.

    Ticktin represented his former classmate in a 2022 civil suit accusing Hillary Clinton and others of conspiring to smear Trump with claims that his 2016 campaign colluded with Russia.

    A federal judge later dismissed the suit and sanctioned Trump’s attorneys
    —including Ticktin
    —finding that the suit amounted to the “deliberate use of the judicial system to pursue a political agenda.”

    Ticktin currently represents #Tina #Peters, the former Colorado elections clerk who was sentenced to nine years in prison for her role in a 2021 breach of her office’s voting machines.

    In an interview, Ticktin told us he wrote what he described as a “precursor” to the 17-page draft executive order that has been circulating since April of last year.

    “I'm not sure exactly who prepared this one,” he said of the version dated April 12,
    which he provided to Democracy Docket last month.

    But Ticktin said he believed the April 12 version of the draft order was “really well done”
    —well done enough that he emailed it to the president.

    Ticktin said his outreach to government officials about the draft executive order also extended to #Kurt #Olsen, the White House director of “election security and integrity.”

    Olsen, an attorney, represented Texas in its unsuccessful post-2020 suit to overturn Trump’s loss.

    He was later sanctioned by a federal judge for advancing “false, misleading and unsupported factual assertions” in Kari Lake’s failed bid to challenge her 2022 gubernatorial loss in Arizona.

    Now, as a White House official, Olsen has reportedly been tasked with leading a probe to reexamine the 2020 race.

    Last month, an unsealed FBI search warrant affidavit revealed that a criminal inquiry into election irregularities in Fulton County began with a referral from Olsen.

    According to Ticktin, others involved with the effort surrounding the draft order include #Michael #Flynn, the former national security adviser who twice pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI before receiving a sweeping pardon from Trump in December 2020;

    #Patrick #Byrne, the former Overstock.com CEO and prominent election skeptic;

    and #Stefanie #Lambert, an attorney who is awaiting trial in Michigan over allegations that she illegally accessed voting tabulators in an attempt to prove that the 2020 election was stolen.

    Both Flynn and Byrne have repeatedly and publicly advocated for Trump to declare a national emergency ahead of the upcoming election.

    Authorship of the April 12 draft is difficult to pin down,
    but several figures connected to the election-denial movement say they had a hand in shaping it.

    A key figure is "#Juan O. #Savin",
    the nom de plume of #Wayne #Willott, a private investigator turned QAnon influencer who has cultivated a significant following in far-right conspiracy circles.

    Savin is perhaps best known among QAnon followers as the subject of a theory that he is actually John F. Kennedy Jr.
    —who died in a plane crash in 1999
    —living under an assumed identity.

    Beyond his QAnon celebrity, however, Savin has formed notable political connections:

    In 2021, he co-founded the "America First Secretary of State Coalition", which worked to place election-denying candidates in charge of state elections in key swing states.

    The coalition received significant funding from "The America Project",
    the organization co-founded by Flynn and Byrne.

    In a recent appearance on the right-wing program "Nino’s Corner", Savin said he reviewed an early version of the executive order during Trump’s re-election campaign in the summer of 2024.

    Finding that version “inadequate,” he assembled a coalition of “legal minds” and “election experts”
    to formulate a new version of the proposed order.

    According to Savin, the group met for several days in Washington, D.C. shortly after the inauguration.

    Over the following months, he said, the coalition produced approximately 13 drafts before arriving at the 17-page version circulated that spring.

    The page count may not be coincidental:
    Within QAnon lore, the number 17 carries symbolic meaning,
    because “Q” is the 17th letter of the alphabet,
    and believers often treat the number as a coded signal.

  14. The origin story of the proposed executive order is murky, but it appears to trace back to a network of pro-Trump activists who have spent years pushing conspiracy theories about the 2020 election.

    One of them is
    #Peter #Ticktin, a Florida lawyer who has known Trump since the two attended the New York Military Academy as teenagers.

    Ticktin represented his former classmate in a 2022 civil suit accusing Hillary Clinton and others of conspiring to smear Trump with claims that his 2016 campaign colluded with Russia.

    A federal judge later dismissed the suit and sanctioned Trump’s attorneys
    —including Ticktin
    —finding that the suit amounted to the “deliberate use of the judicial system to pursue a political agenda.”

    Ticktin currently represents #Tina #Peters, the former Colorado elections clerk who was sentenced to nine years in prison for her role in a 2021 breach of her office’s voting machines.

    In an interview, Ticktin told us he wrote what he described as a “precursor” to the 17-page draft executive order that has been circulating since April of last year.

    “I'm not sure exactly who prepared this one,” he said of the version dated April 12,
    which he provided to Democracy Docket last month.

    But Ticktin said he believed the April 12 version of the draft order was “really well done”
    —well done enough that he emailed it to the president.

    Ticktin said his outreach to government officials about the draft executive order also extended to #Kurt #Olsen, the White House director of “election security and integrity.”

    Olsen, an attorney, represented Texas in its unsuccessful post-2020 suit to overturn Trump’s loss.

    He was later sanctioned by a federal judge for advancing “false, misleading and unsupported factual assertions” in Kari Lake’s failed bid to challenge her 2022 gubernatorial loss in Arizona.

    Now, as a White House official, Olsen has reportedly been tasked with leading a probe to reexamine the 2020 race.

    Last month, an unsealed FBI search warrant affidavit revealed that a criminal inquiry into election irregularities in Fulton County began with a referral from Olsen.

    According to Ticktin, others involved with the effort surrounding the draft order include #Michael #Flynn, the former national security adviser who twice pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI before receiving a sweeping pardon from Trump in December 2020;

    #Patrick #Byrne, the former Overstock.com CEO and prominent election skeptic;

    and #Stefanie #Lambert, an attorney who is awaiting trial in Michigan over allegations that she illegally accessed voting tabulators in an attempt to prove that the 2020 election was stolen.

    Both Flynn and Byrne have repeatedly and publicly advocated for Trump to declare a national emergency ahead of the upcoming election.

    Authorship of the April 12 draft is difficult to pin down,
    but several figures connected to the election-denial movement say they had a hand in shaping it.

    A key figure is "#Juan O. #Savin",
    the nom de plume of #Wayne #Willott, a private investigator turned QAnon influencer who has cultivated a significant following in far-right conspiracy circles.

    Savin is perhaps best known among QAnon followers as the subject of a theory that he is actually John F. Kennedy Jr.
    —who died in a plane crash in 1999
    —living under an assumed identity.

    Beyond his QAnon celebrity, however, Savin has formed notable political connections:

    In 2021, he co-founded the "America First Secretary of State Coalition", which worked to place election-denying candidates in charge of state elections in key swing states.

    The coalition received significant funding from "The America Project",
    the organization co-founded by Flynn and Byrne.

    In a recent appearance on the right-wing program "Nino’s Corner", Savin said he reviewed an early version of the executive order during Trump’s re-election campaign in the summer of 2024.

    Finding that version “inadequate,” he assembled a coalition of “legal minds” and “election experts”
    to formulate a new version of the proposed order.

    According to Savin, the group met for several days in Washington, D.C. shortly after the inauguration.

    Over the following months, he said, the coalition produced approximately 13 drafts before arriving at the 17-page version circulated that spring.

    The page count may not be coincidental:
    Within QAnon lore, the number 17 carries symbolic meaning,
    because “Q” is the 17th letter of the alphabet,
    and believers often treat the number as a coded signal.

  15. The origin story of the proposed executive order is murky, but it appears to trace back to a network of pro-Trump activists who have spent years pushing conspiracy theories about the 2020 election.

    One of them is
    #Peter #Ticktin, a Florida lawyer who has known Trump since the two attended the New York Military Academy as teenagers.

    Ticktin represented his former classmate in a 2022 civil suit accusing Hillary Clinton and others of conspiring to smear Trump with claims that his 2016 campaign colluded with Russia.

    A federal judge later dismissed the suit and sanctioned Trump’s attorneys
    —including Ticktin
    —finding that the suit amounted to the “deliberate use of the judicial system to pursue a political agenda.”

    Ticktin currently represents #Tina #Peters, the former Colorado elections clerk who was sentenced to nine years in prison for her role in a 2021 breach of her office’s voting machines.

    In an interview, Ticktin told us he wrote what he described as a “precursor” to the 17-page draft executive order that has been circulating since April of last year.

    “I'm not sure exactly who prepared this one,” he said of the version dated April 12,
    which he provided to Democracy Docket last month.

    But Ticktin said he believed the April 12 version of the draft order was “really well done”
    —well done enough that he emailed it to the president.

    Ticktin said his outreach to government officials about the draft executive order also extended to #Kurt #Olsen, the White House director of “election security and integrity.”

    Olsen, an attorney, represented Texas in its unsuccessful post-2020 suit to overturn Trump’s loss.

    He was later sanctioned by a federal judge for advancing “false, misleading and unsupported factual assertions” in Kari Lake’s failed bid to challenge her 2022 gubernatorial loss in Arizona.

    Now, as a White House official, Olsen has reportedly been tasked with leading a probe to reexamine the 2020 race.

    Last month, an unsealed FBI search warrant affidavit revealed that a criminal inquiry into election irregularities in Fulton County began with a referral from Olsen.

    According to Ticktin, others involved with the effort surrounding the draft order include #Michael #Flynn, the former national security adviser who twice pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI before receiving a sweeping pardon from Trump in December 2020;

    #Patrick #Byrne, the former Overstock.com CEO and prominent election skeptic;

    and #Stefanie #Lambert, an attorney who is awaiting trial in Michigan over allegations that she illegally accessed voting tabulators in an attempt to prove that the 2020 election was stolen.

    Both Flynn and Byrne have repeatedly and publicly advocated for Trump to declare a national emergency ahead of the upcoming election.

    Authorship of the April 12 draft is difficult to pin down,
    but several figures connected to the election-denial movement say they had a hand in shaping it.

    A key figure is "#Juan O. #Savin",
    the nom de plume of #Wayne #Willott, a private investigator turned QAnon influencer who has cultivated a significant following in far-right conspiracy circles.

    Savin is perhaps best known among QAnon followers as the subject of a theory that he is actually John F. Kennedy Jr.
    —who died in a plane crash in 1999
    —living under an assumed identity.

    Beyond his QAnon celebrity, however, Savin has formed notable political connections:

    In 2021, he co-founded the "America First Secretary of State Coalition", which worked to place election-denying candidates in charge of state elections in key swing states.

    The coalition received significant funding from "The America Project",
    the organization co-founded by Flynn and Byrne.

    In a recent appearance on the right-wing program "Nino’s Corner", Savin said he reviewed an early version of the executive order during Trump’s re-election campaign in the summer of 2024.

    Finding that version “inadequate,” he assembled a coalition of “legal minds” and “election experts”
    to formulate a new version of the proposed order.

    According to Savin, the group met for several days in Washington, D.C. shortly after the inauguration.

    Over the following months, he said, the coalition produced approximately 13 drafts before arriving at the 17-page version circulated that spring.

    The page count may not be coincidental:
    Within QAnon lore, the number 17 carries symbolic meaning,
    because “Q” is the 17th letter of the alphabet,
    and believers often treat the number as a coded signal.

  16. The origin story of the proposed executive order is murky, but it appears to trace back to a network of pro-Trump activists who have spent years pushing conspiracy theories about the 2020 election.

    One of them is
    #Peter #Ticktin, a Florida lawyer who has known Trump since the two attended the New York Military Academy as teenagers.

    Ticktin represented his former classmate in a 2022 civil suit accusing Hillary Clinton and others of conspiring to smear Trump with claims that his 2016 campaign colluded with Russia.

    A federal judge later dismissed the suit and sanctioned Trump’s attorneys
    —including Ticktin
    —finding that the suit amounted to the “deliberate use of the judicial system to pursue a political agenda.”

    Ticktin currently represents #Tina #Peters, the former Colorado elections clerk who was sentenced to nine years in prison for her role in a 2021 breach of her office’s voting machines.

    In an interview, Ticktin told us he wrote what he described as a “precursor” to the 17-page draft executive order that has been circulating since April of last year.

    “I'm not sure exactly who prepared this one,” he said of the version dated April 12,
    which he provided to Democracy Docket last month.

    But Ticktin said he believed the April 12 version of the draft order was “really well done”
    —well done enough that he emailed it to the president.

    Ticktin said his outreach to government officials about the draft executive order also extended to #Kurt #Olsen, the White House director of “election security and integrity.”

    Olsen, an attorney, represented Texas in its unsuccessful post-2020 suit to overturn Trump’s loss.

    He was later sanctioned by a federal judge for advancing “false, misleading and unsupported factual assertions” in Kari Lake’s failed bid to challenge her 2022 gubernatorial loss in Arizona.

    Now, as a White House official, Olsen has reportedly been tasked with leading a probe to reexamine the 2020 race.

    Last month, an unsealed FBI search warrant affidavit revealed that a criminal inquiry into election irregularities in Fulton County began with a referral from Olsen.

    According to Ticktin, others involved with the effort surrounding the draft order include #Michael #Flynn, the former national security adviser who twice pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI before receiving a sweeping pardon from Trump in December 2020;

    #Patrick #Byrne, the former Overstock.com CEO and prominent election skeptic;

    and #Stefanie #Lambert, an attorney who is awaiting trial in Michigan over allegations that she illegally accessed voting tabulators in an attempt to prove that the 2020 election was stolen.

    Both Flynn and Byrne have repeatedly and publicly advocated for Trump to declare a national emergency ahead of the upcoming election.

    Authorship of the April 12 draft is difficult to pin down,
    but several figures connected to the election-denial movement say they had a hand in shaping it.

    A key figure is "#Juan O. #Savin",
    the nom de plume of #Wayne #Willott, a private investigator turned QAnon influencer who has cultivated a significant following in far-right conspiracy circles.

    Savin is perhaps best known among QAnon followers as the subject of a theory that he is actually John F. Kennedy Jr.
    —who died in a plane crash in 1999
    —living under an assumed identity.

    Beyond his QAnon celebrity, however, Savin has formed notable political connections:

    In 2021, he co-founded the "America First Secretary of State Coalition", which worked to place election-denying candidates in charge of state elections in key swing states.

    The coalition received significant funding from "The America Project",
    the organization co-founded by Flynn and Byrne.

    In a recent appearance on the right-wing program "Nino’s Corner", Savin said he reviewed an early version of the executive order during Trump’s re-election campaign in the summer of 2024.

    Finding that version “inadequate,” he assembled a coalition of “legal minds” and “election experts”
    to formulate a new version of the proposed order.

    According to Savin, the group met for several days in Washington, D.C. shortly after the inauguration.

    Over the following months, he said, the coalition produced approximately 13 drafts before arriving at the 17-page version circulated that spring.

    The page count may not be coincidental:
    Within QAnon lore, the number 17 carries symbolic meaning,
    because “Q” is the 17th letter of the alphabet,
    and believers often treat the number as a coded signal.

  17. The origin story of the proposed executive order is murky, but it appears to trace back to a network of pro-Trump activists who have spent years pushing conspiracy theories about the 2020 election.

    One of them is
    #Peter #Ticktin, a Florida lawyer who has known Trump since the two attended the New York Military Academy as teenagers.

    Ticktin represented his former classmate in a 2022 civil suit accusing Hillary Clinton and others of conspiring to smear Trump with claims that his 2016 campaign colluded with Russia.

    A federal judge later dismissed the suit and sanctioned Trump’s attorneys
    —including Ticktin
    —finding that the suit amounted to the “deliberate use of the judicial system to pursue a political agenda.”

    Ticktin currently represents #Tina #Peters, the former Colorado elections clerk who was sentenced to nine years in prison for her role in a 2021 breach of her office’s voting machines.

    In an interview, Ticktin told us he wrote what he described as a “precursor” to the 17-page draft executive order that has been circulating since April of last year.

    “I'm not sure exactly who prepared this one,” he said of the version dated April 12,
    which he provided to Democracy Docket last month.

    But Ticktin said he believed the April 12 version of the draft order was “really well done”
    —well done enough that he emailed it to the president.

    Ticktin said his outreach to government officials about the draft executive order also extended to #Kurt #Olsen, the White House director of “election security and integrity.”

    Olsen, an attorney, represented Texas in its unsuccessful post-2020 suit to overturn Trump’s loss.

    He was later sanctioned by a federal judge for advancing “false, misleading and unsupported factual assertions” in Kari Lake’s failed bid to challenge her 2022 gubernatorial loss in Arizona.

    Now, as a White House official, Olsen has reportedly been tasked with leading a probe to reexamine the 2020 race.

    Last month, an unsealed FBI search warrant affidavit revealed that a criminal inquiry into election irregularities in Fulton County began with a referral from Olsen.

    According to Ticktin, others involved with the effort surrounding the draft order include #Michael #Flynn, the former national security adviser who twice pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI before receiving a sweeping pardon from Trump in December 2020;

    #Patrick #Byrne, the former Overstock.com CEO and prominent election skeptic;

    and #Stefanie #Lambert, an attorney who is awaiting trial in Michigan over allegations that she illegally accessed voting tabulators in an attempt to prove that the 2020 election was stolen.

    Both Flynn and Byrne have repeatedly and publicly advocated for Trump to declare a national emergency ahead of the upcoming election.

    Authorship of the April 12 draft is difficult to pin down,
    but several figures connected to the election-denial movement say they had a hand in shaping it.

    A key figure is "#Juan O. #Savin",
    the nom de plume of #Wayne #Willott, a private investigator turned QAnon influencer who has cultivated a significant following in far-right conspiracy circles.

    Savin is perhaps best known among QAnon followers as the subject of a theory that he is actually John F. Kennedy Jr.
    —who died in a plane crash in 1999
    —living under an assumed identity.

    Beyond his QAnon celebrity, however, Savin has formed notable political connections:

    In 2021, he co-founded the "America First Secretary of State Coalition", which worked to place election-denying candidates in charge of state elections in key swing states.

    The coalition received significant funding from "The America Project",
    the organization co-founded by Flynn and Byrne.

    In a recent appearance on the right-wing program "Nino’s Corner", Savin said he reviewed an early version of the executive order during Trump’s re-election campaign in the summer of 2024.

    Finding that version “inadequate,” he assembled a coalition of “legal minds” and “election experts”
    to formulate a new version of the proposed order.

    According to Savin, the group met for several days in Washington, D.C. shortly after the inauguration.

    Over the following months, he said, the coalition produced approximately 13 drafts before arriving at the 17-page version circulated that spring.

    The page count may not be coincidental:
    Within QAnon lore, the number 17 carries symbolic meaning,
    because “Q” is the 17th letter of the alphabet,
    and believers often treat the number as a coded signal.

  18. Café Krawall TINA* Space on Sunday:

    ⚧️ When? March 8th, 2–6 PM
    ⚧️ Where? Café Krawall, Geismar Landstr. 19
    ⚧️ Who? tina* & friends
    ⚧️ How? Accessible via stair lift, wheelchair-accessible restroom

    As every year on March 8th, Café Kollektiv Krawall will once again open its doors this Sunday to explicitly create a space for tina* (trans, inter, non-binary, and agender) people and their friends (all genders) 🏳️‍⚧️

    Because tina* people unfortunately still have to fight not to be made invisible or excluded in the struggle against the patriarchy. Especially on Feminist Day, tina* people are at best « implicitly included » while cis endo women remain the main focus.
    That’s why Café Krawall offers a complement to the rest of the (of course important) March 8th program in Göttingen: a space explicitly for tina* people to connect, hang out, and rest!

    To the streets for Feminist Day – and afterwards to Krawall to recharge! 💜
    #tina #trans #nonbinary #Feministischerkampftag

  19. Most people sense that something is off

    Meany people see the world degrading, enclosure accelerating. They see climate, politics, media all bending toward extraction. And even when they can see the trajectory, they feel powerless, so they cope by optimise their careers. They scroll. They argue. They consume. They retreat into irony. From birth, we’re trained into one core assumption: There Is No Alternative (#TINA). Not because it’s true, but because every dominant institution reinforces it: Schools train compliance. Media […]

    hamishcampbell.com/most-people

  20. Die zwei sympathischsten Details von Milano Cortina sind für mich zum einen die Maskottchen (Tina, Milo und die Flo) und dass die Zielkurve im Eiskanal "Arrivo" heißt. Das ist so eine nette Idee.
    #Olympics2026 #MilanoCortina #Tina #Milo #DieFlo #Arrivo

  21. Die zwei sympathischsten Details von Milano Cortina sind für mich zum einen die Maskottchen (Tina, Milo und die Flo) und dass die Zielkurve im Eiskanal "Arrivo" heißt. Das ist so eine nette Idee.
    #Olympics2026 #MilanoCortina #Tina #Milo #DieFlo #Arrivo

  22. Die zwei sympathischsten Details von Milano Cortina sind für mich zum einen die Maskottchen (Tina, Milo und die Flo) und dass die Zielkurve im Eiskanal "Arrivo" heißt. Das ist so eine nette Idee.
    #Olympics2026 #MilanoCortina #Tina #Milo #DieFlo #Arrivo

  23. Die zwei sympathischsten Details von Milano Cortina sind für mich zum einen die Maskottchen (Tina, Milo und die Flo) und dass die Zielkurve im Eiskanal "Arrivo" heißt. Das ist so eine nette Idee.
    #Olympics2026 #MilanoCortina #Tina #Milo #DieFlo #Arrivo

  24. Und weiter geht's, mit Milano Cortina. Mit leichtem Infekt selbst zur Untätigkeit auf der Couch gezwungen, kann man immerhin den ganzen Tag grandiosen Spitzensport in schönen Landschaften schauen. 🤧
    #Olympics2026 #MilanoCortina #Tina #Milo

  25. Und weiter geht's, mit Milano Cortina. Mit leichtem Infekt selbst zur Untätigkeit auf der Couch gezwungen, kann man immerhin den ganzen Tag grandiosen Spitzensport in schönen Landschaften schauen. 🤧
    #Olympics2026 #MilanoCortina #Tina #Milo

  26. Und weiter geht's, mit Milano Cortina. Mit leichtem Infekt selbst zur Untätigkeit auf der Couch gezwungen, kann man immerhin den ganzen Tag grandiosen Spitzensport in schönen Landschaften schauen. 🤧
    #Olympics2026 #MilanoCortina #Tina #Milo