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Spiller Root i sommerhuset med familien. Der er langt fra fredeligt i den lille skov…

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DODGING THREE BULLETS The limit of our imagination is being tested Four years ago, in early February 2022, the Russian preparations for a full-scale invasion of Ukraine were widely documented, and most foreign affairs and ...

Dodging 3 Bullets - reflections about the impact of current geopolitical threats on European businesses.

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Welcome to the American Winter In the frozen streets of Minneapolis, something profound is happening.

This is a really incredible piece. Share it widely 🎁https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/2026/01/minneapolis-uprising/685755/?gift=C-rzmQ8PsUHt15odxTKJDn7xrpPNxSpotkNz_P27oI0

White House posts digitally altered image of woman arrested after ICE protest Guardian analysis shows images are the same, with Nekima Levy Armstrong looking composed in original but sobbing after alteration The White House posted a digitally altered image of a woman who was arrested on Thursday in a case touted by attorney general Pam Bondi, to make it seem as if she was dramatically crying, a Guardian analysis of the image has found. The woman, Nekima Levy Armstrong, also appears to have darker skin in the altered image. Armstrong was one of three people arrested on Thursday in connection to a demonstration that disrupted church services in St Paul, Minnesota, on Sunday. Demonstrators alleged that one of the pastors, David Easterwood, was the acting field director of the St Paul ICE office. Bondi announced the arrests on social media Thursday morning. Continue reading...

White House posts digitally altered image of woman arrested after ICE protest

Danish pension fund AkademikerPension to exit US Treasuries By Investing.com Danish pension fund AkademikerPension to exit US Treasuries

Danish pension fund to dump US treasuries
"The US is basically not a good credit and long-term the US government finances are not sustainable," says chief investment officer

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Amazing support for Greenland across Denmark!

We have a urgent need for a version that can help European forces to prepare for a defense of Greenland against an imperialistic superpower…

Day of Infamy Unfortunately, this isn’t a bad dream

Very short take by Krugman and he does not mince words. Fascism is here.

Day of Infamy
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Literally a publication for eight-year olds 40 years ago

Den israelske historiker Avi Shlaim: »Trumps fredsplan er klassisk kolonialisme« Håbet for palæstinenserne kommer ikke fra de vestlige regeringer, men fra civilsamfundet, mener den kendte irakisk-israelske historiker Avi Shlaim. Han er ikke i tvivl om, at Israel har begået…

»Verden bevæger sig i det store billede imod Israel. Den største trussel mod Israel kommer ikke udefra. Fascismen, totalitarismen, apartheiden i landet og de højreekstreme ministre i koalitionen – de er Israels virkelige udfordring,« siger irakisk-israelske historiker Avi Shlaim.

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I worked with Médecins Sans Frontières (Doctors Without Borders) in multiple countries to bring medical care to refugees and other populations at risk. There are a 100% committed, professional, non-political organization.

Netanyahu banning them from Gaza is an unspeakable outrage. People will die.

Pantone just updated their Color Of The Year

Syltning af færdig rapport om Afghanistan-krigen har karakter af skandale Som forsvarsminister havde Søren Gade i flere år det politiske ansvar for Danmarks krig i Afghanistan. Nu står han i vejen for at få offentliggjort den rapport om krigen, som Folketinget har bestilt

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Halloween movie night with the colleagues at Workz. Rewatching Scream, better than I remembered :-)

Just How Bad Would an AI Bubble Be? The entire U.S. economy is being propped up by the promise of productivity gains that seem very far from materializing. By Rogé Karma

The capability-reliability gap might explain why generative AI has so far failed to deliver tangible results for businesses that use it. When researchers at MIT recently tracked the results of 300 publicly disclosed AI initiatives, they found that 95 percent of projects failed to deliver any boost to profits. A March report from McKinsey & Company found that 71 percent of companies reported using generative AI, and more than 80 percent of them reported that the technology had no “tangible impact” on earnings. In light of these trends, Gartner, a tech-consulting firm, recently declared that AI has entered the “trough of disillusionment” phase of technological development.

By one estimate, Meta, Amazon, Microsoft, Google, and Tesla will by the end of this year have collectively spent $560 billion on AI-related capital expenditures since the beginning of 2024 and have brought in just $35 billion in AI-related revenue. OpenAI and Anthropic are bringing in lots of revenue and are growing fast, but they are still nowhere near profitable. Their valuations—roughly $300 billion and $183 billion, respectively, and rising—are many multiples higher than their current revenues. (OpenAI projects about $13 billion in revenues this year; Anthropic, $2 billion to $4 billion.) Investors are betting heavily on the prospect that all of this spending will soon generate record-breaking profits. If that belief collapses, however, investors might start to sell en masse, causing the market to experience a large and painful correction.

The dot-com crash was bad, but it did not trigger a crisis. An AI-bubble crash could be different. AI-related investments have already surpassed the level that telecom hit at the peak of the dot-com boom as a share of the economy. In the first half of this year, business spending on AI added more to GDP growth than all consumer spending combined. Many experts believe that a major reason the U.S. economy has been able to weather tariffs and mass deportations without a recession is because all of this AI spending is acting, in the words of one economist, as a “massive private sector stimulus program.” An AI crash could lead broadly to less spending, fewer jobs, and slower growth, potentially dragging the economy into a recession. The economist Noah Smith argues that it could even lead to a financial crisis if the unregulated “private credit” loans funding much of the industry’s expansion all go bust at once.

It's seeming likelier and likelier that AI really could eliminate a lot of jobs very soon. Just not in the way boosters have suggested. www.theatlantic.com/economy/arch...

Der har ikke været meget omtale af iltsvind i år. Men fra Nationalt Center for Miljø og Energi, der laver de årlige iltsvindsrapporter, lyder det, at iltsvindet i år tegner lige så slemt som rekordåret 2024.

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I nominate my mother-in-law to work the fields.

One of the biggest disappointments of this era has been the cowardice of our business leaders in the face of fascist tyranny.

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At least Bush pretended to have intelligence on WMDs.