It is fascinating to see the interplay between geography, exclusion and capitalism. This article has some interesting visualizations in this connection. bloomberg.com/graphics/2021-… Bloomberg CityLab

“Throughout history, the commonest form of intelligence failure has been the failure of civilian and military leaders…” foreignaffairs.com/articles/unite…

BREAKING 🟥 3,8 earthquake caught live in La Palma, Canary Islands amid seismic activity expecting a possible vulcano eruption

Indeed, this book constitutes and interesting description of the patchwork global private law system created by corporate law firms.

Thanks Nokia for hosting us Nokia

Landed in Kabul to lead UN Women in #Afghanistan for an interim period. We are here to deliver for Afghan women & girls. We listen, join, & support them, in tackling pressing – unparalleled in the world – and building a country for all Afghans.

Very interesting piece on the St. Louis Fed research blog, burying the money multiplier and going full Post-Keynesian

Interesting

“cada poema es el borrador de otro que nunca escribiremos” — OP

H/t: Nj Ayuk

This helps to see the relationship between the physical nature underlying modern technologies and their abstract representation in our screens. There is a physicality inherent to digital technologies, we are just deeply unaware of it. Thanks MIT CSAIL

Covid-19: Senegal e Ruanda acordam com a BioNTech produção de vacinas em África p.dw.com/p/42DFx?maca=p…

Frankie says #DontChooseExtinction. UN Development agrees.

Te echaremos de menos Almudena.

Was reminded of this image.

Tupper's self-referential formula is a formula that visually represents itself when graphed at a specific location in the (x, y) plane.

To celebrate National Pizza Day we decided to revisit this fun fact. Here's a useful counterintuitive fact: one 18 inch pizza has more 'pizza' than two 12 inch pizzas

Babylonian numerals were a base 60 positional system. The Babylonians only had to learn 2 symbols to produce their base 60 positional system! 🧐

- Do you have any last words of wisdom? - Seneca: The part of life we really live is small. All the rest is not life, but merely time.