The author wrote that the gap in shared understanding of LLM capabilities was widening, shifting from people talking past one another to what they described as a “sharp funnel”. They estimated that around 6 billion people, or roughly 75% of the population, had “barely come”—but the post ended before completing the thought.
The author asked what the DNA of the oldest known land animal, which they said had lived 194 years, might reveal about ageing. They wrote that exceptional longevity may depend not on avoiding ageing, but on maintaining stable regulation of genes involved in energy production, RNA processing and DNA repair.
The author described the extreme right's cultural battle as a "politics of cruelty," which, he wrote, sought to overthrow progressive consensuses and banish empathy. He added that, in his opinion, only a society that normalized and rewarded hatred and evil would allow the implementation of the world that sector desired. (translated)
The author denounced state violence against women that she described as unbearable. She said she knew Loli Benito and other survivors from the Women's Protection Board, and she requested to read their stories to demand truth, justice, and reparation, and to prevent what happened from being repeated. (translated)
The author marked World Mental Health Day, saying a candle had been lit in solidarity with the Shine A Light gathering at the Lough that evening. They wrote that the candles held different meanings: some honoured people who had died by suicide, while others offered hope to those facing difficult times.
The author wrote that the great collective tragedies of history were not only consolidated by the tyrants who perpetrated them, but also, and above all, by the passivity of people considered good, an idea he attributed, among others, to Martin Luther King. He added that many factors coincided at that time, but the text did not specify what could result from them. (translated)