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Girino Vey!
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Bitcoin holder since 2013, software developer and political nihilist.
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Girino Vey! 4 months ago
image Han Junjia’s first photo was taken in 1992, when he stood beside a worn SY-class steam locomotive, still common on China’s railways at the time. Three decades later, in 2022, he posed again, this time next to a futuristic Fuxing bullet train. The two images together highlight both his long career and the rapid transformation of China’s transportation system. Han began by mastering coal-fired steam engines and eventually earned the skills to operate high-speed electric trains reaching 350 km/h. Source:
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Girino Vey! 4 months ago
image Four people passed away and 17 more became ill due to their exposure to radiation over a 9-year period inside an apartment building in Kramatorsk. In 1989, a capsule with radioactive Caesium-137 was found in the concrete wall of Apartment 85. The capsule had been lost in a nearby stone quarry in the 1970s. The tragedy of Kramatorsk is one of the most chilling examples of hidden radiation exposure in modern history. In the late 1970s, a small capsule of Cesium-137, a radioactive isotope often used in industrial equipment, was misplaced at a stone quarry in Ukraine. Unbeknownst to anyone, the capsule was later mixed into concrete used to construct an apartment building. For nearly a decade, families living in Apartment 85 were exposed to dangerous radiation levels without understanding why mysterious illnesses were striking them. Over time, 17 residents developed radiation-related sickness, and four people ultimately died. It wasn’t until 1989 that investigators finally discovered the source: the capsule embedded inside the wall itself, quietly irradiating the home for years. The incident underscored both the dangers of improperly handled radioactive materials and the importance of strict safety controls. What made it particularly haunting was how ordinary life carried on for years in the apartment, while the invisible threat claimed lives slowly and silently. Source:
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Girino Vey! 4 months ago
The left constructed a strawman by insisting that freedom of speech applies only as a constitutional limit on government, not as a principle that also binds social behavior. That framing was used to justify cancel culture. Now the right is using the same logic. But this is a distortion of what freedom of speech truly means. The First Amendment only restricts government action, but the broader principle of free expression goes far beyond what can be written into law. It requires society itself to tolerate and respect dissenting opinions. Without that cultural foundation, legal protections collapse, and a climate of conformity emerges that erodes the substance of freedom even in the presence of formal rights. This usually leads to totalitarianism. image
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Girino Vey! 4 months ago
Gostei desse trecho: "O casal Macron venceu inicialmente em 2024 um processo por difamação na França contra Roy e Rey, mas a decisão foi anulada em apelação em 2025, com base na liberdade de expressão, e não na veracidade das alegações. Os Macron recorrem da decisão." Ainda temos liberdade de expressão, ao menos na França! Os ministros do STF deveriam aprender com os franceses! Xingar ministro e politico é parte da liberdade de expressão!