Man sollte nicht versuchen, BESSER als andere Menschen zu sein (geht ja auch gar nicht. Was will man mit was vergleichen?). Man sollte versuchen, heute ein besserer Mensch zu sein als gestern (sich also mit sich selbst vergleichen).

https://news.1rj.ru/str/FreedomForFuture

Wer bei Twitter ist: lohnt sich allein für die Kommentare schon.

https://x.com/bundeskanzler/status/1726917177473974699?s=46&t=plOwIPNxHXrYSAuIWkKoIg

Haben wir ja ganz vergessen! Eine BANKENkrise fehlt noch!! Tadaaa!

https://www.nzz.ch/wirtschaft/fall-benko-wie-gefaehrlich-waere-eine-insolvenz-fuer-die-banken-ld.1766130

ANSONSTEN ist eine Maske natürlich DER HIT. Auch wenn hunderte Studien (schon mehrfach gepostet) aussagen, dass Masken generell nichts bringen (siehe auch Video unten).

https://www.n-tv.de/wissen/Sollten-wir-jetzt-alle-wieder-Maske-tragen-article24546237.html

Selbst in GB ist Sprit nur noch so teuer wie in D (1pfd ca 1,14€)

Immer weiter mit Unfug jedweder Art (von der Umweltzerstörung ganz abgesehen).

https://deutsche-wirtschafts-nachrichten.de/706597/reifenhersteller-goodyear-schliesst-werke-in-deutschland

New York Times Newsletter zeigt mal wieder den ganzen Wahnsinn (den kaum wer zu sehen scheint):

Israel and Hamas work through details of their deal
A temporary cease-fire paired with the releases of hostages held in Gaza and of Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails is not likely to begin until tomorrow at the earliest, Israeli officials said, as negotiators continued to hammer out details of an agreement between Israel and Hamas.
The new timing appeared to rule out the possibility that hostages could be freed on Thursday, as many of their families had hoped, and it underscored the fluidity of the negotiations.
The two sides have not announced specific plans for an exchange of at least 150 Palestinian women and children jailed by Israel for at least 50 Israeli women and children held in Gaza, including details on exactly when people would begin to be released and whom would be included.
In Gaza: The Israeli military said that it “continued to fight,” highlighting that an agreement to pause the conflict was not yet in place. The U.S. has pushed Israel to take broad measures aimed at lessening the harm to Palestinian civilians, including such actions as setting up safe areas, allowing in more medical aid and permitting larger deliveries of fuel.
In Israel: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that the agreement was a step toward Israel’s objective of freeing all of the captives held in Gaza. For weeks, Israeli leaders were divided about whether a temporary cease-fire might help Hamas regroup and endanger the remaining hostages.
Behind the scenes: The path to the deal has been a long and treacherous one, Peter Baker, our White House correspondent, writes.
More details:
• Hamas and Israel still disagree on how many captives are being held in Gaza, making it hard to work out whom exactly will be released, according to Israeli officials.
• The pause would allow for an increase in humanitarian aid to Gaza, through both the Egyptian and Israeli borders. But there is not yet agreement on the amounts of supplies that would be allowed through, according to an Israeli official.

Das neue Grün ist der Gau für die Umwelt

https://twitter.com/Eddie_1412/status/1727493517969096884