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Libor Němec sent a message to Tomio Okamura, Filip Turka, Jindřich Rajchl, and the personalities he believes are artificially promoted, that the bought likes and paid support from St. Petersburg bot farms will not help them in real elections. According to him, Russian money will go to waste because the bots won't show up for the elections. He admitted that they can influence voters' thinking, but stated that the recipients have nothing certain. He used an offensive address towards them. https://t.co/0hGoAttdtb #volby #politika #demokracie (translated)

The author assessed that the arrangement between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin represented a great victory for the approach to international relations based on national interest, rather than treating politics as a projection of ideology. #Trump #Putin #stosunkimiedzynarodowe #US #RU (translated)

The article presents the answers of Monika Piątkowska and Łukasz Gibała to important questions regarding the development of Kraków, including issues related to the S7 Kraków-Myślenice route and polluted areas, highlighting the differences in their approach to key urban problems. #Kraków #ZrównoważonyRozwój #ProblemyMiejskie (translated)

I like thinking. I believe it is one of the most wondrous things we do as humans. And if we wish to record, express, or capture that excitement that thinking brings, the best tool is a poem. That is why I am particularly drawn to the poems of Zbigniew Herbert, which speak with the voice of Mr. Cogito and address the theme of thinking. #LiterackiNobel #AnneCarson #Poezja (translated)

The trio of scientists Karl Deisseroth, Peter Hegemann, and Georg Nagel was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine for their efforts in the development of optogenetics, which allows for detailed examination of brain activity at the level of individual neurons and thus contributes to the understanding of the mechanisms of thought and emotional experiences. #NobelovaCena #optogenetika #věda (translated)

"Czech-German cultural cooperation has significance that far exceeds the realm of culture. It is a contribution to European cohesion and the defense of freedom of thought, to the ability to listen to others while preserving one's own voice," said Klempíř, who wished German and Czech literature to continue in dialogue. #literatura #kultura #FrankfurtskýVeletrh (translated)

"We are united by football," said Jerzy Brzęczek, the coach of the Polish U21 national team, after the team's qualification for the European Championship finals. Brzęczek assessed that after an earlier warning and assessment, the team deserved to qualify in nine matches, but should also draw lessons. https://t.co/FACYXUuxq8 #Polska #mistrzostwaEuropy #futbol (translated)

Jarosław Królewski appealed for an end to frequent changes in the national team coaches and a focus on long-term work. He wrote that after the victories of players and coaches, there is excessive praise, while after defeats, the assessment tends to be too harsh. In his opinion, players should be developed also between training camps, and the staff should make use of data regarding their form, development, workloads, and suitability for specific roles. Królewski assessed that the coach should primarily be a leader and motivator, while tactics, analysis, and preparation should be a collaborative effort of the staff, supported by AI and Big Data. He also regarded the creation of a coherent development plan for the upcoming age groups of the national team, at least from U18 level, as important, along with regular cooperation between coaches, analysts, and those responsible for player development. He wrote that in Poland, long-term planning often gives way to immediate reactions: after victories, monuments are built, while after defeats, blame and successors are sought. He added that accountability for results is necessary, but it should not mean constantly starting over. He also appealed for a reduction in disputes and stated that someone else's defeat is not automatically one's own success. Królewski noted that despite the market, capital, talents, and potential of a country with nearly 40 million people, Polish companies with domestic capital tend to spend more on promotional pens than on long-term support for sports, education, technology, or culture. He added that the sporadic presence of Polish clubs in the Champions League is, in his opinion, a problem for the entire ecosystem, not just the owners, coaches, or players. He mentioned Wisła, Legia, Lech, and Raków, emphasizing that regular competition of Polish clubs at the highest European level should be a shared goal. #PiłkaNożna #Sport #Edukacja (translated)

Tucker Carlson, one of the stars of the American right, in a new interview defends Adolf Hitler's decision to attack Poland, arguing that it was not unfounded, which raises questions about the direction of thinking of the Polish MAGA environment. #TuckerCarlson #prawica #historia (translated)

Sławek Jastrzębowski criticized a policewoman, claiming that he does not understand why women are separated from men in combat sports and other disciplines. He argued that training women have no chance against training men in combat sports, soccer, athletics, or in the ring, and that on the street they are unable to cope with criminals. He wrote that Mentzen is right. #walka (translated)

Just a reminder! - Oatmeal is harmful for people with obesity, type 2 diabetes, and other metabolic diseases - Type 2 diabetes is a disease that can be cured - Breakfast is the least important meal of the day - Saturated fat from real food does not cause atherosclerosis Welcome to the world of marketing and the influence of industry on our thinking and standards of conduct. #zdrowie #odżywianie #cukrzyca (translated)

On September 30, 1928, Elie Wiesel was born. And you know, my dear ones, that Elie Wiesel had an opinion about you 😊 ??? Here you go ❗️⬇️ “If it comes to Poles...it is not a mere coincidence that the camps of the greatest genocide were established among them, in Poland, and not elsewhere.” And about the “Pogrom in Kielce”: “How could they? This question has haunted me for decades. How could ordinary citizens of this seemingly quiet city commit such heinous crimes, in broad daylight? To utter the name Kielce and the next word that comes to mind and to lips is ‘pogrom.’ For years, some of us have wondered whether a Jew can still die in Auschwitz after Auschwitz. Kielce gave us an answer. This cruel pogrom with 42 innocent Jewish victims, which we commemorate today, was the answer. What happened here showed that it is possible. What happened here showed that ordinary citizens can be just as cruel as the murderers from any death camp. If the violent prewar antisemitism paved the way for the Holocaust, then the Kielce pogrom confirmed its purpose.” Some claim that I am being "arrogant." Seriously??? Okay. So I am now turning to the President with a question about the Kielce pogrom, let His Majesty the brightest Republic...decide. Mr. President @NawrockiKn, did the Polish National Hero, Legendary General, double Knight of the Order of Virtuti Militari, representative of the Delegation of Armed Forces in the Country, the late Antoni Heda ps. "Szary"...LIE??? "In 1946 I had at my disposal the intelligence and counterintelligence of 'Polish Underground' operating in my area and long before this provocation I received reports that Jews from the UB in Kielce were plotting something. I placed my entire area under strict surveillance. We did not take our eyes off the Kielce building of the Security Office or its employees. Incidentally, it turned out that those few highly publicized murders of Jews returning from the USSR to Poland, which were attributed to 'Poland Underground,' were the work of the Jewish UB under the supervision of the Jewish NKVD; this gave me pause. I intensified security measures in my area. It turned out that Jews from the UB were murdering their own, but why? I couldn't answer that question at that time, at least for a while. Jews from the UB disguised as soldiers of the Home Army, National Armed Forces, stopped a train and threw Jews out of it, while all blame for these murders fell on us. I examined the matter thoroughly, it turned out that neither the AK nor the NSZ nor anyone from the Polish underground had anything to do with these murders. Among the information collected by our 'two-man' team was one that particularly worried me. For some time there had been a certain Adaś Posraniec in Kielce. A Soviet parachutist from the war, a Jew using the alias Adam Kornecki. 'Adaś Posraniec' because when he jumped out of the plane, out of fear he pooped his pants; people from the brigade commander AL, Colonel Połowniak, found him all covered in filth and terribly stinking, and that is why they named him 'Adaś Posraniec'; This Kornecki was an exceptional coward, before every fight with the Germans, he ducked to the rear or fled. And it was this Adaś Zasraniec who surveyed the blocks where the massacre then took place. From the continuously arriving information I received, it appeared that in one of the factories dummies were loaded onto a truck and the day before the incidents were delivered to those two blocks where the Jews lived; meanwhile, at night several corpses, probably of men from the AK and NSZ, were brought to the Kielce prison, where they were dressed in the previously sewn Jewish gowns; these corpses were even glued with beards, caps pressed on their heads and delivered in bags by car to those blocks. I had this information the day before the Kielce provocation, that is why those two Jewish blocks were not only placed under observation, but we managed to put our man there, and it turned out that there were no Jewish residents left, apart from a few small exceptions, their place was taken by UB officers, who kept dummies and corpses of AK and NSZ soldiers ready at the windows to be thrown outside at the right moment. No, it is not true that crowds of Kielce residents broke into those two Jewish blocks; that is a blatant lie." Source: Elie Wiesel - "Song of the Dead" Wrocław 1991, p. 143 Elie Wiesel - "How Could They?" (Gazeta Wyborcza, July 8, 1996, page 4) Jan Marszałek - "Traitors." Volume 1. Authorized interview in Warsaw at the Church in Kamionek, on December 3, 1996. ORGANIZATIONAL MATTERS Please help promote our lessons wherever possible. In other schools, offices, corporations, and workplaces. And always please credit the author: @AnitaSchelde. And with us, it’s just another day: - we click RT - we write comments - we support the history teacher, so there is enough not only for teaching materials but also for bread. Thank you ❤️. https://t.co/uYX0ELCMFj https://t.co/uYX0ELCMFj #ElieWiesel #Holokaust #Kielce (translated)

My job is not to tell people what to think. My job is to create conditions so that they can think freely (and that's why I am nationalizing the television) Haha, that was good... You are definitely not here for thinking, Drápal. https://t.co/FpIS141n1d #svoboda #myšlení #televize (translated)

Good morning! If I may lie a little. Someone recently asked me what government scandal would have to come to light for that metaphorical Jagodno with Wilanów to let go of Tusk? I answered that a drunken Tusk would have to run over Kacprzyk's Porsche at a crosswalk while holding a transcript of the marital act in his hand, going on a date with Berk. And please forgive me for my lack of delicacy, but the German media have raised 30% of unconscious idiots among us, for whom there is no chance for any processes of thought anymore. For these people, there is simply no hope. They still count the votes after all. This is a diagnosis. Simply. And not to take it into account, but to never make that mistake again and not let the Germans create media in Poland. Oh right! The media! Since we live in a country of miracles and smiles, I was surprised by a certain subversive piece of information from Polsat about a 52-year-old lady Agnieszka from Piła, who had a serious accident a year ago. The woman underwent hand surgery, but over time her fingers began to stiffen. Today she has problems performing the simplest tasks, and a doctor from the Dega Hospital in Poznań allegedly recommended finger reconstruction. She received the referral urgently. The date of the operation? October 1, 2035. Yes. In 9 years. I simply do not believe it. We have fuel at 5.19 zł, and Professor Markowski insists it should be much more expensive because the poorest are losing out on how cheap it is. After all, Doctor Kacprzyk, as part of the "serious consequences" announced by Prime Minister Tusk and spokesman Szłapka after the Southern Hospital scandal, not only has to drive a Mazda, but also has to have it all in his ass. And finally, Minister Cienkowska allocated 148 thousand zł for a fashion show in which she herself performed, and at the end disgusted everyone with a statement that her participation aimed to promote the work of a designer from Ukraine and support an aid program for people with migration experience. Dear Minister! The Prime Minister of the government in which you serve has caused over a million young Poles to benefit from migration experiences through previous governments. It truly disgusts me that you had the audacity to say something like that to Poles right in the face, although I understand due to intellectual deficits. Your Germanization of our politics is manifesting itself in your ordinary, simple blatantness. However, let's get down from the theater roof to the ground. It's not easy in heels. If a person with a malfunctioning hand hears: "operation in nine years," politicians should be aware that every photograph from the next publicly funded event will simply irritate people. Not because culture is unnecessary. Because a person expects basic things from the state above all. A doctor. Security. An efficient office. A school. A court. A road. A hospital where the word "urgent" means urgent, not "maybe in the next decade." And who is to blame for this? I have bad news. Us. Let’s finally start to take our own state seriously. Not like a show, where it's enough for a politician to look good on television, post a spiteful tweet, strap a mole down in a plane, and for the next four years can do whatever he wants. The state is our money, our taxes, our hospitals, our security, and our lives. Democracy has one brutally simple rule: politicians get as much impunity as citizens are willing to give them. And when I hear that the constitutional minister will starve the Constitutional Tribunal, that the police, at the Prime Minister's command, will enter institutions, and that Ms. Agnieszka from Piła has to wait 9 years for surgery, I throw up my hands because obviously Poles do not want their own state but rather a regional EU entity. 👉 However, if you would like to have a normal state, not a Kacprzykokracja: Buy me a coffee: https://t.co/8NPL5yAO8g https://t.co/8NPL5yAO8g #Polska #media #demokracja (translated)

Wiktor Nowak znowu top. Chłopak, który przetrwał, choć system go odrzucił. Jego przypadek powinien dać do myślenia PZPN, że trzeba zmienić system, który promuje "koni" a kasuje późno dojrzewających technicznych graczy. 9 na 10 takich Wiktorów rezygnuje prezdwcześnie z gry. #piłkaNożna #PZPN #talenty

Nie trzeba kłamać 🧵 Mam 45 lat i pamiętam jeszcze czasy, kiedy informacja miała wagę. Nie dlatego, że media zawsze mówiły prawdę. Nie mówiły. Manipulowały, przemilczały, miały swoje sympatie i popełniały błędy. Ale dziennikarze byli inni. I myślę, że nie ma sensu udawać, że często nie byli po prostu lepsi. Nie dlatego, że byli lepszymi ludźmi. I nie dlatego, że każdy z nich kończył dziennikarstwo. Ten zawód wymagał jednak wiedzy, języka, oczytania, elokwencji, umiejętności zadawania pytań i rozumienia świata, o którym się opowiadało. Żeby znaleźć się w dużej redakcji, trzeba było coś umieć. Sam fakt posiadania opinii nie czynił jeszcze z nikogo dziennikarza. Można było nie zgadzać się z Janiną Paradowską. Można było nie podzielać jej ocen. Ale kiedy pisała, było widać warsztat. Miała język, styl, ironię i ogromną pamięć polityczną. Nie tylko opisywała wydarzenia. Potrafiła je ze sobą łączyć, pamiętała, co było wcześniej, i rozumiała, z czego wynika to, co dzieje się dzisiaj. Kiedy rozmawiała z politykiem, wiedziała, z kim rozmawia. Znała jego wcześniejsze deklaracje, rozumiała instytucje i wiedziała, o co zapytać. Była przygotowana. I właśnie takich ludzi mam na myśli, kiedy mówię, że dziennikarze byli inni. Nie byli nieomylni ani bezstronni. Byli po prostu zawodowcami. Żeby znaleźć się w dużej redakcji, nie wystarczyło mieć mikrofon, telefon i opinię. Dzisiaj właściwie każdy może nazwać się dziennikarzem. I nie piszę tego z pogardą dla internetu. Sama korzystam z tego, że nie potrzebuję redakcji, żeby coś napisać i dotrzeć z tym do ludzi. To jedna z największych wolności, jakie dała nam technologia. Tyle że zniknięcie bramki nie sprawiło, że wszyscy staliśmy się dziennikarzami. Sprawiło, że wszyscy dostaliśmy możliwość publikowania. To nie jest to samo. Kiedyś informacja miała też opakowanie. Gazeta miała pierwszą stronę, kolejne działy, komentarz był komentarzem, wiadomość wiadomością, a reklama reklamą. W telewizyjnym dzienniku ktoś decydował, że jedna rzecz otwiera wydanie, inna dostaje trzy minuty, a jeszcze inna dwadzieścia sekund albo nie pojawia się wcale. Można było się z tym wyborem nie zgadzać. Czasem był fatalny. Ale sama konstrukcja mówiła odbiorcy: to jest ważne, to mniej, a to jest tylko dodatkiem. Dzisiaj wojna, śmierć, reklama kremu, kot, polityczna awantura, promocja butów i wiadomość o katastrofie pojawiają się na tym samym ekranie. Wszystko ma podobny rozmiar. Wszystko przesuwamy tym samym ruchem kciuka. Jedna rzecz znika i natychmiast pojawia się następna. Informacja straciła opakowanie, które mówiło nam, ile waży. To jest dla mnie jedna z największych zmian, jakie zaszły w mediach. Dawniej ktoś tę wagę próbował ustalić za nas. Redaktor, wydawca, dziennikarz. Oczywiście mógł się mylić, mógł manipulować, mógł czegoś nie pokazać. Dzisiaj dostaliśmy dostęp do niewyobrażalnie większej liczby informacji, ale razem z nim dostaliśmy obowiązek, do którego nikt nas specjalnie nie przygotował: sami mamy zdecydować, co jest ważne, co prawdziwe, co warte uwagi, skąd pochodzi i czego w tym obrazie brakuje. Tyle że większość z nas nie siada rano z kawą i planem przeprowadzenia śledztwa nad każdą rzeczą, którą zobaczy w telefonie. Patrzymy przez kilka sekund. Czytamy nagłówek. Oglądamy fragment filmu. Czasem komentarz. Jedziemy dalej. Kahneman opisywał dwa sposoby naszego myślenia. Jeden szybki, automatyczny, działający niemal bez wysiłku. Drugi wolniejszy, wymagający uwagi i pracy. Internet jest środowiskiem stworzonym dla tego pierwszego. Nie dlatego, że ludzie nagle zgłupieli. Po prostu nie da się przez kilka godzin dziennie analizować każdej informacji tak, jakbyśmy przygotowywali pracę naukową. Mózg szuka skrótów, bo musi. A jednym z takich skrótów jest znajomość. Coś, co widzieliśmy już wiele razy, zaczyna brzmieć bardziej prawdopodobnie. Psychologia zna to zjawisko od dawna. Powtarzane twierdzenie może z czasem wydawać się bardziej prawdziwe tylko dlatego, że jest nam już znajome. 1/n⬇️ #dziennikarstwo #media #informacja