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yung🛠walken on Twitter
yung🛠walken on Twitter

elon musk seems like a financial genius because he’s ridden several waves of fintech speculation, monopolization and extreme gov’t asset-price support over the last 20 years. his twitter deal is so laughably bad that MBA profs will be using it as a cautionary tale for years after

if he didn’t consider himself such a very stable genius some CPA might have been able to convince him leveraging a huge portion of his equity in his ludicrously overpriced ($1t!) car outfit that barely makes cars to pay $1b+ interest per year on an unprofitable website was bad

ima few years i’m going to buy twitter on a carpenter’s wage after it’s been variously monetized, demonetized, free-speechified, unfree-speechified, ad-soaked, ad-lossed, made a fee service, then free again all to try to make a crumb of profit before being stripped for parts

also this will be the only type of post allowed. militant transnational working class solidarity or the banhammer, your choice

·twitter.com·
yung🛠walken on Twitter
Palestine 101 | Decolonize Palestine
Palestine 101 | Decolonize Palestine
an excellent resource for anyone who wants to learn about modern Palestinian history and society: readable, comprehensive, and rigorous.
·decolonizepalestine.com·
Palestine 101 | Decolonize Palestine
When We Fall Apart — Interrupting Criminalization | Research In Action
When We Fall Apart — Interrupting Criminalization | Research In Action
When We Fall Apart: A Movement Primer a primer workbook for collectively navigating a breakup. This primer is for individuals & groups collectively navigating a breakup. It offers up a collection of thoughts, insights, and lessons gathered from people in social justice movement spaces.
·interruptingcriminalization.com·
When We Fall Apart — Interrupting Criminalization | Research In Action
Everyday Stories of Climate Change
Everyday Stories of Climate Change
Teaching on Climate Change? A graphic novella based on social science research across 3 continents and 5 countries is designed to help— It reveals the hidden ways low-income people live with and adapt to Climate Change
·issuu.com·
Everyday Stories of Climate Change
NO BORDERS | Zines
NO BORDERS | Zines
Louisville's Radical Lending Library, No Borders
·imaginenoborders.org·
NO BORDERS | Zines
Rest of World
Rest of World
a global nonprofit publication covering the impact of technology beyond the Western bubble
·restofworld.org·
Rest of World
Bees Declared To Be The Most Important Living Being On Earth
Bees Declared To Be The Most Important Living Being On Earth

Bees declared to be the most important living being on earth (July 2019)

The bees have been declared the most important living beings on this planet, the Earthwatch Institute concluded in the last meeting of the Royal Geographical Society of London. However, according to wildlife experts and scientists, the bees have joined the endangered species long list.

The recent studies show a dramatic decline of the bees' number as almost 90 percent of the bee population has disappeared in the last few years. The uncontrolled use of pesticides, deforestation or lack of flowers are the main reasons for their extinction.

However, why would such a little being be named the most important creature on Earth? Well, the answer is actually more simple than you ever thought. Seventy percent of the world's agriculture depends exclusively on bees. Needless to mention the pollination is the bees' job, although the plants would not be able to reproduce, therefore the fauna would have been gone in a very short time. More than that, a study conducted by the Apiculture Entrepreneurship Center of the Universidad Mayor (CeapiMayor) and the Apiculture Corporation of Chile (Cach) with the support of the Foundation for Agrarian Innovation (FIA) concluded that the bees are the only living being who does not carry any type of pathogen.

·sciencetimes.com·
Bees Declared To Be The Most Important Living Being On Earth