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I note a new instruction. TED Talks. Remember them? Once owning the web. They were famed for being twenty minutes of wonder. The distillation of a meaningful marvel for our curiosity. Often with the point of making us think differently about ourselves and our surrounds. As from the initials used,

Election night somewhere in the Free - if not necessarily always free-thinking - World. Embedded above is a painting I saw in coverage adorning the wall of where the eventual front runner watched on as results rolled in. Such abstract art can leave many scratching their heads, I know. As

Barrier or Breakout? The "hours of work required to buy an ounce of Gold" indicator is approaching a familiar sticking point and historical stumbling block for the gold price. From: https://t.co/eAgeSgepVQ pic.twitter.com/QfEYN14mYx — Topdown Charts (@topdowncharts) December 20, 2024 A guy with mining

Who made this chart? Aesthetically pleasing 📊 pic.twitter.com/RviMBMW6cR — vanG0AT (@VanG0xH) April 2, 2025 Seldom can a presentation aid garner so much global media coverage. Let us, if we can, separate the message from the medium. For I am known to bang on about this particular tactic once in

Yup https://t.co/ECzfdjWewo — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) March 20, 2025 So I hear that April 2nd this year is to be Liberation Day for America. The day they impose a swathe of trade tariffs. Apparently claiming they're merely redressing the imbalance. With friend and foe alike being

Here's a recent still from a phone-recorded speech in a S African provincial legislature. An elected representative by the name of Jack Bloom. He delivers an excoriating list of factors, any one of which alone would raise more than an eyebrow, but together state his compelling case against