Perca Menthos
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Perca Menthos – de vis van de geest – is denker, schrijver en bouwer van concepten die de grenzen tussen mens, kunst en technologie verkennen.
September 25, 2026 at 2:35 PM
I’m getting sick of this.
Bluesky, X, Substack — everywhere, the same fake videos keep appearing: animals performing spectacular, emotional and often biologically absurd acts.
And we reward them with millions of likes and reposts.
Bluesky, X, Substack — everywhere, the same fake videos keep appearing: animals performing spectacular, emotional and often biologically absurd acts.
And we reward them with millions of likes and reposts.
September 10, 2026 at 4:50 PM
I’m getting sick of this.
Bluesky, X, Substack — everywhere, the same fake videos keep appearing: animals performing spectacular, emotional and often biologically absurd acts.
And we reward them with millions of likes and reposts.
Bluesky, X, Substack — everywhere, the same fake videos keep appearing: animals performing spectacular, emotional and often biologically absurd acts.
And we reward them with millions of likes and reposts.
Some people say climate scientists suffer from the curse of Cassandra:
But if only Cassandra were the problem.
On top of that, there are political, economic interests, the selective use of scientific uncertainty, and the expectation that science must provide absolute certainty before we act.
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But if only Cassandra were the problem.
On top of that, there are political, economic interests, the selective use of scientific uncertainty, and the expectation that science must provide absolute certainty before we act.
🌍
August 20, 2026 at 9:12 PM
Some people say climate scientists suffer from the curse of Cassandra:
But if only Cassandra were the problem.
On top of that, there are political, economic interests, the selective use of scientific uncertainty, and the expectation that science must provide absolute certainty before we act.
🌍
But if only Cassandra were the problem.
On top of that, there are political, economic interests, the selective use of scientific uncertainty, and the expectation that science must provide absolute certainty before we act.
🌍
