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 stated that the social cause of his generation was named Maricarmen, an 87-year-old woman. He also asserted that the fight for housing would be won with the support of the people and a broad and progressive majority, to turn into law what, according to what he wrote, the citizenship felt. (translated)
The author said they had received serious comments, including references to death and violence. They acknowledged why people were upset by their reaction, but said threats and abuse were never acceptable. They added that people could make mistakes and that they took responsibility for their own.
The author urged parents to ask their children how they were doing on Mental Health Day, writing that young Europeans spent an average of 4 to 6 hours a day using screens and engaging with advanced technology. They also claimed that platforms had for years acted recklessly with children’s mental health.
The author described the postal system as one of the oldest examples of multilateral cooperation, writing that it helped ensure messages, goods and services reached people during disasters and emergencies. On World Post Day, the author paid tribute to postal workers and the Universal Postal Union for connecting people around the world.