https://twitter.com/plinketyplink2/status/1731709281068556513
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Fascinating…
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damn! not great keeping but this was intent to score and crazy accuracy
Is there a Trump one?
https://x.com/MikeBeauvais/status/1753103237354508422?s=20
I beg you. Click the link and see what James was responding to 
It doesn’t link and I’m not joining twitter just to find out.
You’re not missing anything
It’s not Twitter it’s X and I feel the same as you. In fact links to X should be banded imo!
This is interesting and shocking at the same time, scamming on a global scale.
John Oliver did a segment on Pig Butchering a couple of weeks ago that was very good
Do they believe pigs are flat or pigs haven’t been to space? Definitely wrong
This is kind of mindblowing…a map of how far someone could travel from London in a given time frame in 1914
red - 5 days
pink - 10 days
yellow - 20 days
Green - 40 days
Today we could get to the outer edges of the green in a day…limited more by delays in connections than actual travel time. Intuitively I think we all understand this, but it’s still sobering to see how much the world changed in just a few generations and then ponder what that means to our bodies and psyche.
The Titanic sank trying to break this record.
I know that is commonly thought, but it was not. It was famous because it was at the time the largest in the world, but it was not built for speed nor attempting a particularly quick crossing. It wasnt even viewed as being particularly “unsinkable”. These parts of the story were added in later, maybe as a retrospective way to explain people’s fascination with it (making it not just a story about a ship sinking, but human hubris).
And if you go back another 200 years and looked at similar map by percentage of people who had travelled X km as their furthest in their life you’d have an even more crazy map
If only the human mind were capable of keeping pace with technological advances.