You are welcome, do not care about downvotes.

Same here I use to watch videos at 720p (sometimes even at 480p) 👍

Very informative, thanks !

beautiful 🌟

and fuck cars btw…

Jerboa with Dracula theme of course.

I do not know, actually I do not care about down votes 😅

Did not vote anything yet, just noticed you replied to my message 👍

Do not use Telegram, use Simplex instead✌

Wish AA gonna be fine, they made me save literally hundred of US dollars…

When bike lanes are made (designed) by those who never use them…

The Dawn of Everything: A New History of Humanity

By David Graeber and David Wengrow

🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 👍

There are regular technical checks for cars but no checks for the mental state of drivers.

Everything is slow to put in place, always the same mechanisms of domination relationship.

Is it that difficult to design safe cycle routes?

The driving license should be conditional on an annual psychological examination.

A car is literally a weapon

It is a joke…

People need to be educated. Each advertisement should be replaced by communications related to raising awareness of climate, ecological and environmental causes. Who knows maybe some people (and other species) would benefit from it.

But the merchants will never let it be…

Thanks for your detailled answer ✌

Thanks for your answer ✌

Cute monkey btw 😎

“Society” has never been intelligent in my opinion.

Some groups of human being can have collective intelligence, but usually it is time limited ⌚ and the merchands💵 do not like that. => 🚽

I do not think that Les Furtifs is available in English yet…

As for Mathematica, yes it is about the Mathematic however at a personal development level. David Bessis tries to explain that people’s brain is compatible with the mathenathic. Some people wrongly think that they are bad at this because nobody taught them how to do. For him abstraction is something that need to be trained. An example is that each one of us can easily imagine (to watch in our head) a perfect circle even if it does not exist in our reality. The author explains that to do Math is to learn to fail, to make mistakes, to correct our intuition.