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MY NIGGZ 🇧🇷😈 retweeted
We grew up watching strikers like Torres, Drogba, David villa, Benzema, Van Nistelrooy and many others. Proper elite No. 9s who could do it all. Now we’re arguing over Ferran Torres, Igor Thiago and the rest. Football really fell off
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Pouranahid retweeted
Iran’s Hezbollah continues firing missiles into Israel.  This is precisely what I and others have been warning about.
NEW: Israel just struck Hezbollah in the Lebanese capital of Beirut. This followed Hezbollah fire into northern Israel overnight.
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Replying to @BasedMikeLee
What does that mean? I agree with you, but not for the same reason. Americans, Europeans, and millions of others cannot comprehend how far our country has fallen. This crass display is Exhibit A. But what did you mean?
If you have M3 or X5 or GLE Etc the GTI makes sense as your regular, however it is a weekend car to be honest. The 500km per month type of vehicle. The others are not suitable - IMO Daily, get a Polo or Golf 1.4
Out of the 4 choices between 1. Audi S3 2. VW Golf 8 R 3. Audi RS3 4. VW Golf Gti 8.5 Which one would u go for as your daily? 🤔
Replying to @ve9x1
Because Brazil has 5 World Cups, the only country to have 5. The greatest in the world, when the others have 5 cups, maybe they can use it hahaha
Replying to @neurosp1ke
Yes that’s fair, however there are large players with resources who have lasting incentives in this space to commoditize their complements, specifically NVIDIA but many others too. China is not the only open weight player anymore even though still the furthest ahead indeed. Agree though that the ai act needs a full reform.
Replying to @OrthoAugustine
Theophan Prokopovich, in his third thesis, asserts: “Holy Scripture alone, or the Word of God alone, is the principle of theology.” Such an assertion, however, is difficult to reconcile not only with the patristic tradition, but also with later Orthodox dogmatic expositions. Thus, the Catechism of St. Philaret of Moscow explicitly states: "16. How is divine revelation spread among men and preserved in the true Church? Answer: By two channels—Holy Tradition and Holy Scripture." Consequently, Divine Revelation is preserved and transmitted not through Scripture alone, but also through Holy Tradition. The same view is expressed by St. John Chrysostom: “They did not deliver all things by Epistle, but many things also unwritten; and in like manner both the one and the other are worthy of credit.” (In 2 Thess, homil. IV, n. 2.) St. Basil the Great speaks even more explicitly: “Of the dogmas and sermons preserved in the Church, certain ones we have from written instruction, and certain ones we have received from the Apostolic Tradition, handed down in secret. Both the one and the other have one and the same authority for piety, and no one who is even the least informed in the decrees of the Church will contradict this. For if we dare to overthrow the unwritten customs as if they did not have great importance, we shall thereby imperceptibly do harm to the Gospel in its most important points. And even more, we shall be left with the empty name of the Apostolic preaching without content.” (St. Basil from chapter 27 of the book on the Holy Spirit to Blessed Amphilochius.) Thus, according to Orthodox teaching, Holy Tradition is not merely an auxiliary aid for interpreting Scripture; rather, it possesses the same apostolic origin and the same binding authority within the Church. Furthermore, Theophan Prokopovich maintains that all genuine passages of Holy Scripture are presented with such clarity that they can be rightly understood in and of themselves. Yet the history of the Church suggests otherwise. Indeed, the very existence of numerous heresies—each appealing to Scripture in support of its teachings—demonstrates the inadequacy of such a claim. Metropolitan Macarius (Bulgakov) addressed precisely this issue (see: azbyka.ru/otechnik/Makarij_B…): “The mind can undoubtedly explain, in one way or another, only those truths in the Bible that are comprehensible to it: how then will it explain incomprehensible truths? And how will it guarantee that its explanation is correct? Rather, as the experience of rationalists has shown, the mind will reject these incomprehensible truths and interpret them in its own way, figuratively, without admitting anything mysterious. Our words do not mean that the mind should have no part in the interpretation of Holy Scripture, or that its participation is inevitably harmful. On the contrary, the mind can and should participate, but only by submitting its interpretations to another, higher authority. And the participation of the mind can then be not only very useful for us, but, at times, even necessary, especially in debates with opponents. But we are speaking specifically about a mind that is not subject to this higher authority, and that is guided in its research by the sole principle of its own arbitrariness (liberi arbitrii): it cannot be taken as a reliable and sole guide in the interpretation of Holy Scripture.” He adds: "we must remember that Holy Scripture is precisely Scripture, and not some living being with ears and lips. It cannot hear our questions about how we should understand this or that passage in it, nor can it answer us or resolve our perplexities. This means that resolving these perplexities, when explaining Holy Scripture, on the basis of Holy Scripture itself, will again be left to us. And it will depend on us to choose for this or that passage, to call them the clearest and then to reinterpret them as we please. Then others will point to other passages, clearest in their opinion, and explain them in their own way 565 . It is clear that here too the beginning of explaining Holy Scripture will still be our own mind, and not Holy Scripture at all, that here too all sorts of abuses are possible. We do not want to say that, therefore, Holy Scripture cannot and should not be explained by the Holy Scriptures themselves. Scripture, even in its obscure passages, is made most clear. No, this is one of the essential, albeit isolated, rules of sound biblical hermeneutics, which can have a very broad and most useful application, if only, to prevent abuses, it itself is subordinated to another, reliable, incontestable principle (the one we are currently seeking). We assert only that this rule of interpreting Holy Scripture cannot be recognized as the most important, fundamental, infallible, and completely reliable rule, to which all others should be subordinated." In a footnote, Metr. Macarius (Bulgakov) further observes: “For this reason, all heretics have always been accustomed to turn to Scripture and say that their teaching is clearly set forth there. Memento, writes Hilary, neminem haereticorum esse, qui se nunc non secundum Scripturas praedicare ea, quae blasphemat, mentiatur (Ad Constant., lib. II, n. 9). The same was written in their time by St. Irenaeus (Adversus Haereses, V.21.2), Tertullian (De Praescriptione, 17, 38), Origen (De Principiis, IV.8), Blessed Jerome (Adversus Luciferianos), Vincent of Lérins (Commonitorium, 2), and others.” Therefore, Theophan Prokopovich’s theses regarding the sole principle of theology—Holy Scripture—and the sufficient clarity of Scripture appear, in themselves, to be considerably closer to the Protestant principle of sola Scriptura than to the traditional Orthodox teaching on Holy Scripture, Holy Tradition and ecclesiastical interpretation. That’s basically how I saw it.

𝙽𝚒𝚗𝚒𓏲ּ𝄢 || 𝖩𝖺𝗓𝗓's 𝗏𝖾𝗋 retweeted
the fact that pv is likely to have insomnia and is constantly pushing himself to help others, and is always tired and drained on the inside after white lily's death makes me sob, poor baby is having constant nightmares
i think we all moved on from this too quickly
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💟 Jay-Jay ♐️ retweeted
I believe if I read right, the same were passed to german merchants and others who also didnt partake in the slave trade lol. It wasnt just complete white death.
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So in other words, take from people who have money and give it to those who don’t! If this is true, it should be okay to steal from others who have more than they you, no matter the wealth difference.
Shristi 🧚🏻‍♀️ retweeted
Help and smile are like scents, the more you give it to others, the more fragrant your personality becomes. PRIYANKA OWNED NAAGIN 7
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Fabrizio Scaglia retweeted
Whatever others do, I still have a wonderful life. I don't give anyone the power to extinguish my joy. Thank you #Sadhguru🙏🏼 #InnerEngineering 👇🏼💫 Sadhguru.org/IE
Whatever the hell someone does, you remain a beautiful life. If you lose that because someone did something, you are a bloody fool. #SadhguruWisdom
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Replying to @Heccles94
False, you want to be rich and others have to pay for your rising. Trust me, I come from a country where the left led, for a long while
we still choose to ignore it. just because 1 is right doesnt mean others are too
Christ forgave every human being who believed also said if you forgive others when they sin against you, your heavenly Father will also forgive you. He went further to say if you don't, you won't be forgiven. From a human perspective, peace can be found in forgiveness.
Replying to @xctlot
If you think this wasn’t a planned hit job, I have a bridge to sell you. Scam Altman wanted to see fable’s capabilities and when he was done evaluating it, he called in a favor (they named Amazon and “6 others” to throw the trail off OpenAI). He didn’t pay Trump $50m for nothing.
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Replying to @yacineMTB
yeah maybe cia detected chatter of china/nk/iran and others getting excited about breakthroughs in CAD. elon tried to warn them. biden made decel moves that hurt America, Trump scoffed and pretended it was just like coal regulations. gov found out 2 days ago you can just tell ai what to do (pliny). i strongly doubt gov will make good policy. the prob will start banning Chinese actuators and push severe spying on citizens and pass it attached to Save America Act.
LoLo retweeted
Replying to @TBlountNews
No, no. The dumbest are the ones who spend all their time complaining about what others do.
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