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Girino Vey!
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Software developer and political nihilist.
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Girino Vey! 6 days ago
Así funciona la vida muchas veces. Vemos un fragmento y creemos conocer la historia completa. Escuchamos una versión y emitimos un juicio. Observamos el resultado, pero desconocemos el proceso. Las suposiciones son peligrosas porque llenan con imaginación los espacios donde faltan hechos. Antes de señalar, preguntar. Antes de juzgar, comprender. Antes de concluir, asegurarse de haber visto toda la historia. Porque la verdad casi siempre está fuera del primer plano. #conciencia #mentalidad #emprendimiento #éxito DijisteQueNo Source:
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Girino Vey! 1 week ago
Tava fuçando o waybackmachine e achei esse post que fiz mais de 20 anos atrás: ##Pesadelo de mineiro Tava hoje na hora do almoço indo pro restaurante, e a Anita estava especialmente inspirada. Ela soltou essa: Pesadelo de mineiro é assim: Você tá lá, dando tchau de mãozinha fechada, prestando atenção nos escorpiões que saem do seu bolso: - Tchau mamãe, tchau mamãe! Quando sua mãe briga com você: - Dá tchau direito, menino! E você começa a abrir a mão devagarinho e os dinheirinhos saem voando da sua mão e do seu bolso e você começa a ficar nervoso, nervoso e a suar e suar (pra ver se o dinheiro gruda no seu suor), mas não gruda e o dinheiro continua voando pra longe e você ficando mais nervoso e acorda assustado. Mais que depressa você tem de correr pra olhar debaixo do colchão pra conferir se seu dinheirinho continua lá bem guardado!
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image Joshua McHoes's father was a veteran of the Army and Air Force who worked as an electrician and wired a cabin later used to grow cannabis. He refused to name the people involved and drew seven years in Fort Leavenworth under a bad conduct discharge. A failed drug test on probation sent him back to prison before Joshua was born in 1991. Then the Drug War Came for His Mother The family moved from Wisconsin to Cordova, Alaska when Joshua was three, looking for a fresh start. A local informant exaggerated his mother's small cannabis purchases into a distribution case, and she pled no contest to a misdemeanor to avoid prison. Cannabis is now legal in Alaska. The charge still shows on her record and to any employer running a background check. He Went Looking for the Words for What He Had Lived By his teens, Joshua had watched the drug war reach both parents. In 2007 he found Adam Kokesh on YouTube, then Ron Paul, then Rothbard, Mises, and Hayek. Classical liberalism gave him language for power, control, and the state's habit of hurting the people it claims to protect. By 2014 He Was Wiring the Dispensaries Joshua joined the Alaska Libertarian Party in 2012 and worked on the ballot initiative that legalized cannabis the following year. As a working electrician, he ended up wiring the commercial grows and dispensaries his father had been imprisoned for helping build. Then He Became the Only Local Coordinator in Alaska Joshua enrolled at the University of Alaska-Anchorage, moved from engineering to political science and economics, and joined Students For Liberty as the only Local Coordinator in the state. His first events drew almost no one, and he kept building anyway. Working with Anchorage Assembly members, Joshua helped pass a municipal ban on government use of facial recognition and drone surveillance. The ordinance carved out narrow exceptions for search and rescue and for research, but blocked those tools from being used to collect identifying information on residents. Then the State Capitol Called In 2024 Joshua earned an internship in the Alaska State Legislature for the 2025 session, where he wrote memos, interviewed legislators, and drafted research papers that shaped policy conversations. He now serves as a State Policy Intern with the Marijuana Policy Project, building a coalition to advance cannabis legalization in Pennsylvania. And He's Fighting to Expunge Charges Like His Mother's Joshua is supporting a bill in Alaska that would finally expunge cannabis charges in the state, including the kind that still hangs around his mother's neck. The thing that was meant to break his family became the engine of his work. The Local Coordinator Program is where a student with a story like Joshua's learns to turn conviction into policy. Applications are open. Apply 👉 Source: https://web.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=1524990172993571
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image One of the most common criticisms of free markets is that wealth "trickles down" from the top. Yet many of the same people advocate a system where wealth is first taken from millions of individuals, concentrated in the hands of the largest organization with the legal power to tax and spend, and then redistributed back to society. If you're skeptical that resources flow efficiently through decentralized markets, why would you assume they'll flow more efficiently through a centralized bureaucracy? Regardless of where you stand politically, that's a question worth thinking about. Which system do you trust more to allocate resources: millions of voluntary decisions or a handful of political ones? Source: https://web.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=1583748170054570
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image “I have deep concerns about AI models produced in China,” said Dario Amodei from Anthropic. “Mostly that they can wreak devastation better than mine, and I won’t make any money.” Source: https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=1503660685138001