@zleap There's been talk of that for over a week, who will rule over Gaza. It would appear that Palestinians will not be given any say. Plus Israel almost certainly wants control; see:
https://www.okdoomer.io/theres-no-lesser-evil-or-even-a-slower-collapse/
Black To The Future: an Afro-Futurist celebration of outstanding Black artists, taking place in London and online
Omg they just broke into afternoon #news with breaking: #Trump is whining on the courthouse steps about how unfairly he was treated during his rude tantrum on the stand today
CBS is giving him 10 free minutes of airtime for his political bullshit!
No wonder people have no idea what Biden is doing!
Media doesn't cover him even when he's delivering real speeches from the White House
#LockTrumpUpAlready
#VoteDemocratONLY
#SaveOurDemocracy
Watch: Cycling group encounters bear family on North Carolina road https://www.upi.com/Odd_News/2023/11/06/bear-family-cyclists-Greenville-County-North-Carolina/2051699306792/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon
Insider Gaming just posted:
PS5 To End Support For Twitter
Sony has announced that support on the PlayStation 5 (PS5) for Twitter — or X, if you want to call it that — is officially ending. The announcement was made via notifications sent to consoles. Ending the support means that players will no longer be able to view content posted on the platform or even publish to the platform moving forward. The company joins Microsoft in ending the console ...
Once Again Trump Doesn’t Disappoint. He Really IS That Stupid https://politizoom.com/once-again-trump-doesnt-disappoint-he-really-is-that-stupid/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon
Mural by Emmalene Blake
in Harolds Cross,Dublin
"The images and videos coming out of Gaza at the moment are some of the most upsetting images I have ever seen in my life
The photo this mural is based on broke my heart when I saw it"
Remember when Betelgeuse didn't blow up?
But it blew *out*. Dust, that is, and a lot of it. Like, the unit "gigaton" is postively smashed flat by the amount it disgorged.
So here's what it looked like in the infrared as it did that.
https://badastronomy.substack.com/p/mars-sample-non-return-betelgeuse
Owls are both the most easily recognizable and elusive birds. They’re not easy to spot. And their wings are designed for soundless flight. We get wiser about these nocturnal fliers in the episode “Night Flight” on Big Picture Science.
Listen here: https://bigpicturescience.org/episodes/night-flight
New study shows that "academic researchers [are] demoralised by a culture that disincentivises sharing and collaboration, encourages questionable research practices, and increases the risk of bias."
"...writing research under the pressure to find 'impactful' results [make me feel] like 'I'm a novel writer instead of a researcher'" explains one interviewee.
Summary of survey (N > 400): https://www.octopus.ac/research-culture-report
h/t @HughShanahan
#OpenScience #Science @academicchatter
The man who turned himself in after a shooting in September is the same man who robbed Chatterbox at gunpoint in 2002. He was released from his 20-year prison sentence just months ago.
Only one more day to submit questions for the Meet and Greet with #GNOME Foundation Executive Director Holly Million! All questions are due tomorrow (Nov 7): https://events.gnome.org/e/HollyMillion
Remember to register! Join the remote event on Nov 14 at 18:00 UTC by registering online.
‘The Frick Pittsburgh postponed an exhibition featuring 10 centuries of Islamic art that was supposed to open on Saturday, citing the outbreak of the Israel-Hamas war and the fear that the show could become “a source of unintended insensitivity or offense.”… “… the collection was supposed to help people understand the diversity of Islamic art… it included works by Muslims, Jews and Christians... The collection is so far away from anything that is remotely political or sympathetic to fanaticism.”’ #arthistory
Judge tells off Trump and his attorney in court: 'Control him'
Books by Albert Einstein at PG:
https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/author/1630
Books by Marie Curie at PG:
https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/author/39174
Albert Einstein and Marie Curie conversing in Geneva, July 1924.
Marie met Einstein personally in 1911, during the first Solvay Conference in Brussels. Einstein confirmed this fact in one of his letters:
"I am impelled to tell you how much I have come to admire your intellect, your drive, and your honesty, and that I consider myself lucky to have made your personal acquaintance in Brussels(…)"
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