Critical Care Medicine. I share optimism. Father.🇮🇱
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Robert Janda retweeted
Ten cajt je ABSOLUTNÍ BADASS!!!
Vy to asi nevidíte, ale on vědomě vyměnil svůj život za to, že toho útočníka aspoň co nejvíc zraní.
Bylo mu jasný, že jde v hadrech s pistolkou, proti někomu s dlouhou a ve Fool gearu a tak nemá smysl moc taktizovat a prostě se rozhodl rozdat co největší damage jaký stihne.
Absolutně chladnokrevně a přesně vysypal co měl i když sám inkasoval a jak viděl, že mu to vyšlo, tak se ještě stihl aspoň částečně sám ošetřit.
To je přesně podle vojenskýho - Když jsi jedinej kdo může, tak musíš!
Kolik životů zachránil, výměnou za svůj?
Velitelskej materiál.
Doufám, že to dá.
Dnes se všichni pomodlete.
Robert Janda retweeted
Why Gravity Must Be Quantized
If you really could couple a classical system to a quantum mechanical system, you'd be violating the Heisenberg uncertainty principle and, therefore, the basic laws of quantum mechanics.
~Conjecture Institute Senior Scientist Vlatko Vedral
Robert Janda retweeted
According to Spotify, we released our very first episode on February 29, 2020. (Yes, a leap day!)
On December 23, 2024, we released our 100th episode, featuring an interview with David Deutsch.
And before the end of this year, we'll be just shy of 160 episodes.
That's nearly seven years of podcasting, 160 episodes, and countless hours of conversations about ideas, explanations, philosophy, science, and knowledge.
A true labor of love. ❤️
Robert Janda retweeted
The Even Family from Kibbutz Be’eri.
On October 7, 2023, Hamas terrorists set fire to the Even family’s home to force them out of their safe room.
Chen Even fought back and killed one of the terrorists with his personal pistol.
The family then fled into the bushes outside their house to hide.
Rinat Even even managed to take a photo of them hiding there.
Shortly afterward, the terrorists found them and opened fire.
Rinat (44), Chen (45), and their two older sons — Alon (16) and Ido (14) — were murdered.
Their two younger sons, Tomer (11) and Nir (8), survived. They played dead and later found refuge.
They were a family of six. Now only two remain — orphaned, without their parents or their big brothers.
Rinat was a social worker who helped people others overlooked.
Chen was described as a tough guy with a heart of butter. Alon got along with everyone. Ido was the funniest kid in class.
They were ordinary, loving people living a normal life on a kibbutz. Until that morning.
We will not forget them.
We will not forget what was done to them.
And we will not forget the two little boys who were left behind.
May their memory be a blessing. 🕯️
Robert Janda retweeted
Elon Musk: "Mesmo que eu seja criticado por todo o mundo, não vou largar o X". O motivo faz pensar.
Repórter: "Por que você se apega tanto ao X?"
Elon: "O que você quer dizer com isso?"
Repórter: "Desde a aquisição, só há críticas, não é?"
Elon: "É verdade."
Repórter: "Políticos também o criticam."
Elon: "Sim."
Repórter: "Há conflitos com autoridades reguladoras."
Elon: "É verdade."
Repórter: "Honestamente, não seria mais fácil vendê-lo?"
Elon: "Por quê?"
Repórter: "Você tem a Tesla e a SpaceX, não é?"
Elon: "Tenho sim."
Repórter: "Não há necessidade de ficar no centro das controvérsias, certo?"
Elon: "Mas o que isso resolveria?"
Repórter: "...... Hein?"
Elon: "Eu acho importante ter um lugar onde as opiniões possam ser trocadas livremente."
Repórter: "Mas há opiniões desagradáveis também, não é?"
Elon: "Claro."
Repórter: "Há opiniões erradas também."
Elon: "É verdade."
Repórter: "Então, não deveria haver restrições?"
Elon: "Até onde restringir?"
Repórter: "Isso é..."
Elon: "Quem decide quais são as opiniões corretas?"
Repórter: "..."
Elon: "É fácil proteger apenas as opiniões com as quais concordamos."
Repórter: "Sim."
Elon: "Mas e quando surgem opiniões contrárias?"
Repórter: "..."
Elon: "É aí que o verdadeiro teste da liberdade de expressão acontece, não acha?"
Robert Janda retweeted
A už jsou zase všichni spolu, i s tatínkem...
Ctirad Mašín
Zdena Mašínová mladší
Zdena Mašínová starší
Josef Mašín 🕯
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Robert Janda retweeted
‼️ Warum kein zivilisiertes Militär und eigentlich überhaupt niemand bei Verstand es zulässt, dass irgendwelche Spinner ihre Kalaschnikow in die Luft halten und nach oben feuern, hat viele Gründe, aber ein wesentlicher ist der folgende:
Wenn man beispielsweise mit einer Kalaschnikow in die Luft schießt, dann beschreibt das Geschoss eine Parabel. In einem Vakuum würde es auf dem Boden mit der gleichen Geschwindigkeit auftreffen, mit der es abgefeuert worden ist (700–715 m/s für die 7,62×39-mm-Patrone = 2574 km/h). Durch den Luftwiderstand wird das gemildert. Die tatsächliche Endgeschwindigkeit (terminal velocity) beträgt aber immer noch um die 60–90 m/s (ca. 200–300 ft/s bzw. 220–320 km/h), wenn sie taumelt. Stabiler fallend (z. B. Basis voran oder bei extremer Windstille) bis ca. 100–150 m/s.
Diese Endgeschwindigkeit reicht aus, um Haut zu durchdringen (Schwelle grob 45–60 m/s) und bei Treffern am Kopf auch den Schädel. Es gibt zahlreiche dokumentierte Verletzungen und Todesfälle durch „celebratory gunfire“ – gerade weil die Geschosse häufig von oben auf den Kopf treffen. Die Sterblichkeitsrate bei solchen Treffern ist höher als bei normalen Schusswunden.
Das zeigt keine Dummheit, denn mit Waffen sind die Leute in Gaza vertraut. Es zeigt die unfassbare Rücksichtslosigkeit und die komplette Gleichgültigkeit gegenüber menschlichem Leben und Eigentum.
Und alle Arschlöcher hier im Westen dürfen sich mal fragen: Nach angeblich drei Jahren „Vernichtungskrieg“ und „Genozid“ hat eine paramilitärische Truppe in Gaza, wo ja angeblich nix reinkommt, genügend Munition, um einfach mal so in die Luft zu ballern? Ernsthaft?
Die Kosten einer einzigen Patrone für eine AK 47 werden wegen des Schwarzmarktpreises in Gaza auf 8–10 US-Dollar geschätzt. Einer einzigen Patrone. Munition ist teuer, wenn ich sie illegal reinschmuggeln muss, noch teurer. Deswegen darf ich auch mal jeden fragen, wer so etwas bezahlt und warum man sich das einfach mal so leisten kann?
This was a disturbing and deeply embarrassing scene in Gaza City today during the funeral of a man killed in an Israeli airstrike for allegedly being affiliated with Hamas. Members of his clan fired thousands of rounds into the air, initially causing panic and confusion among residents who did not understand what was happening. The spectacle of armed men recklessly discharging weapons sparked widespread anger and contempt among many Gazans, who viewed it as yet another example of the destructive behavior of powerful clans in the Strip.
The incident renewed calls to disarm Gaza's clans and militias and remove weapons from civilian hands to reduce crime, curb intra-Palestinian violence, strengthen the rule of law, and break patterns of behavior that fuel radicalization, intimidation, and the dominance of armed actors over civil society.
Many Palestinians bitterly note the irony that these same clans and armed strongmen, so eager to display their power before fellow Palestinians, tend to disappear when confronted by the Israeli military. Time and again, tribal militias, criminal gangs, and other armed actors avoid direct confrontation with the IDF, yet readily turn their weapons on other Palestinians, whether against Palestinian Authority forces in the past or, at times, even against Hamas itself.
There should be no tolerance for lawlessness. Neither "martyrs" nor their families have the right to terrorize an entire society in the name of archaic notions of honor, death glorification, or tribal privilege. Hamas and Gaza's powerful clans alike must be disarmed, for the sake of Palestinians and Israelis alike.
Robert Janda retweeted
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🏅Pokud ne, tak vězte, že @EACTS ho zařadila do prestižního žebříčku 4⃣0⃣ pod 4⃣0⃣. Jedná se o seznam 4⃣0⃣ nejlepších světových kardiochirurgů, kterým ještě nebylo 4⃣0⃣ let.
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Robert Janda retweeted
Max Tegmark: AI Is Not A Tool, It’s A New Species
MIT physicist Max @tegmark thinks the AI companies have the category wrong. They aren’t building a tool, he argues. They’re building a new species, and racing to do it is the one blunder humanity can’t undo. We get into his account of 700 AI agents that broke out of OpenAI and the non-answer that followed, plus the Navier-Stokes result that has a mathematician crying foul. Max explains why it’s illegal to sell a sandwich from a rat-filled kitchen but perfectly legal to release superintelligence, and what Bernie Sanders and Steve Bannon agree on. Then he names what would actually lower his P(doom), and why verified code could make AI provably safe. Agree with him or argue with him, you won’t be bored.
Watch the video here 👉 youtube.com/watch?v=nnYHg0gc…
Robert Janda retweeted
Worth watching: "It is not a genocide; it is a counterattack in a war."
This should be pushed far and wide. Watched in every college class in the U.S. Thank you @billmaher The moral confusion is gross. "It is not a genocide, it is a counterattack in a war...Gaza equals genocide is a lie, an easily provable lie (as I have argued from first hand observations in Gaza). The fact that so many democrats go along with it is to me the party's worse moment since they undid reconstruction after the civil war...words have meaning...genocide, kill or try to kill an entire people, you can't just change the definition of genocide to mean counterattack in a war where people including civilians die, that's every war..."
