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A second-category wizard published an anecdote about a shepherd in Šumava who was visited by a young man in a Tesla. Using a drone, satellite image, and analytical software, he calculated that there were exactly 482 animals in the herd, and as a reward, he took one of them away. The shepherd then labeled the young man as a member of the ruling coalition. He explained that the young man had arrived uninvited, demanded a reward for answering a question that nobody had asked him, and used expensive technology to show off his cleverness, even though he knew nothing about the shepherd's life. He added that it was not a herd of sheep, but goats, and asked the young man to return his dog. #technologie #humor #život (translated)

Paula stated that the press conference took place before everyone from Brno agreed on cooperation without the ANO movement. She added that, apart from the conclusion, she did not consider what Alena Schillerová said important, but she was amused by the comments in the chat under the live broadcast. She also conveyed to Schillerová that it was deserved, as her arrogance was excessive. #fuckano #Brno #spolupráce #humor (translated)

The author pondered whether intelligent machines have consciousness and whether people understand what consciousness means. He stated that he believes in the immortality of the human soul, while he knows nothing about the soul of a machine. He wrote that a machine thinks and can draw, write, and calculate, but lacks humanity. (translated)

This book has tremendous value for historians, but it is also interesting for me and other readers. It shows that if he had the time, Havel could have written great prose. It is in the tradition of Czech literature, if some of you are familiar with Jaroslav Hašek or Bohumil Hrabal, Topol mentions names that are repeatedly heard this Friday in Frankfurt. #Česko #ČeskáLiteratura #VáclavHavel (translated)

Oldřich Drápal wrote that something among the paddlers surprised him. He referred to Professor Pafka as an exceptional person and stated that thanks to what he achieved in the Czech Republic, he can write today. He also recalled his remark during the visit about a patient who, as a cellar master, was used to smoked meats and pork belly, and therefore, according to him, needed a selective diet to gain weight. https://t.co/hHDLrO0kTi #voda #učitel #přátelství (translated)

Michaela Urban stated that she did not mind that the president went on vacation and that she wished him well. She considered his labeling of the situation as hysteria to be correct and attributed its emergence to the media, the coalition, and its followers. According to her, the president did not make a mistake; she also criticized those she labeled as self-proclaimed moralists and rejected their positions. #politika #medialnimanipulace #dovolena (translated)

Kamil Krilov stated that if Filip Turek or Petr Macinka had acted similarly, it would be written about how they "trolled society." According to him, President Petr Pavel admitted a mistake in planning his vacation, returned to vote in the municipal elections, and then flew back to his vacation. Krilov wrote that he believed Pavel would not only admit his mistake but also rectify it. He reminded that Pavel was once a member of the Communist Party and noted that Pavel had atoned for this many times over as the Chief of the General Staff and later as the head of the NATO Military Committee. For that, he thanked him. He referred to Turek and Macinka as significantly inferior to Pavel and described the SPD as the Czech branch of United Russia. #politika #volby #Česko (translated)

Tomáš Prouza claimed that the Prague magistrate abolished price caps for traditional taxis with taximeters from October 1, without notifying residents and tourists. According to him, this allowed drivers to charge a starting rate of 666 crowns and 444 crowns per kilometer, which he said could lead to rides costing tens of thousands of crowns. He linked the change to the long-term effort of traditional taxi drivers to limit competition from digital platforms. He stated that the parliamentary amendment, advocated by ANO and the Pirates, aimed to drive thousands of taxi drivers out of Prague. He attributed falling prices, better ride availability, and the ability to know the price in advance to the applications. According to Prouza, the responsibility for the taxi service area lay with Prague's deputy mayor for transport, Jaromír Beránek. Prouza called the change an adjustment pushed through at the request of the taxi mafia and warned that it could damage Prague's reputation. He also referred to the city's decision to abolish the price cap and questioned the timing of the change before the elections and its secrecy. https://t.co/ipI2QMVBLE #taxi #prague #praha #magistrat #taxi #praha #magistrat (translated)

Pavel Jechort labeled the recipient of the contribution as an alleged informant and stated that Radka Denemarková is 58 years old and that she wrote after the revolution. According to Jechort, she had the right to hold the opinion that members of the StB should have no influence in culture; he compared their place to that of animals in a zoo. https://t.co/A8lRQWpVfZ #kultura #revoluce #Estebáci (translated)

The Poland News reported that Elbląg police were searching for a woman who allegedly left a suitcase by the trash shed on Browarna Street around 12:40 AM on September 15. According to the post, a passerby later found a dead American Bully dog inside. The police attempted to establish the identity of the woman seen in the recording and asked anyone who could recognize her to contact them at the numbers 47 734 16 40 or 734 16 28. #Elbląg #policja #zaginione (translated)

The author of the post ironically labeled as "wonderful" the definition of freedom of speech, according to which it lies in the defense of truthful words and documented facts, not in cultivating lies. He wrote that he had previously understood freedom of speech as the right to question "truths" and "facts," and noted that writers know how to write. (translated)

P0LINIAK wrote to RMF24 and KoneserJewroUE that a Pole who yelled at a dog could face three years in prison, while in the case of the killing of a goat by Pakistanis, the prosecutor was supposed to motion for dismissal. He used an offensive term towards Pakistanis and ended his post with an insult. #Polska #Prawo #Sprawiedliwość (translated)

The Severan wrote that a person who he believed faced a significant prevalence of reactions now wanted to ban anonymity on social networks. He referred to anonymity as a guarantee of freedom that allowed people to express their opinions without fear of future repercussions. He claimed that pedophiles, predators, and trolls from Russia were used as a cover and stated that he had not read how the ban would impact these groups or what specific threat it would remove. According to him, the first wave of the ban would most significantly affect freedom. #anonymita #svoboda #sociálnísítě (translated)

Paukner Media announced that it has opened a part of its "Paukner Archive" and claimed that the company of an unnamed individual collaborated with Vladimir Putin's regime and received money from Russia, from Siberia through Tatarstan to Moscow. According to the author, the individual simultaneously supported Ukraine and moved in the vicinity of Petr Pavel. Paukner Media also criticized Seznam Zprávy and linked the topic of Russian money with Danuše Nerudová, Vít Rakušan, Ondřej Kolář, Tomáš Zdechovský, and Petr Fiala. The author asked whether the STAN movement would return millions in donations and how Nerudová and Zdechovský would explain the alleged indirect financing of the campaign by Russian farmers and gardeners. He claimed that a key text with evidence was published on HeroHero and that he planned to release it on social media the following day around 5 PM. He announced that he was embarking on a confrontation with the individual, whom he referred to as more dangerous than Michal Strnad. #Rusko #Ukrajina #politika (translated)

Filip Molčan stated that Opus 5.5 brought him a similar sense of awe as a year ago, when it became clear to him that artificial intelligence would significantly help programmers. He described coding as dead and wrote that the era of developers is ending and the era of creators is beginning. https://t.co/2tL9NVdYhw #AI #programování #vývojovýtrh (translated)

Martin Bartkovský stated that after sharing a statement from 40 editors-in-chief, he criticized the journalistic community for failing to unanimously agree on a rejection of violence and equal access to information sharing. He added that he generally expressed his personal opinion about those who repeatedly did not stand up for their colleagues. Subsequently, according to him, he received a number of insults and comparisons to communists. He emphasized that by not signing the statement, in his view, no harm was caused to anyone nor will it be. He stated that he did not plan to fire, kill, or hang anyone and did not prepare lists of inconvenient people. He thanked the remaining 39 editors-in-chief for supporting their colleagues across the field and apologized to them that the discussion had shifted in a different direction due to his contribution. He responded to criticism with several other apologies, including to podcast entrepreneurs, a former colleague, a Czech writer, and a former MEP. Regarding the former colleague, he recalled that for the last 10 years, the status of journalism had been labeled bad, despite the fact that they worked for the same media for six years, which the colleague led. He also mentioned that he apologized for his surname starting with the letter B, which he had for 37 years, and for the reference to Chinese spies. He also apologized to the media Euro, Info, Zdopravy, Okraj, and Chiptron, which he said were not invited to the statement, despite discussions about its wording lasting a month. He offered to connect anyone interested in adding their signature with the organizers, among whom he claimed he did not belong. In a note, he stated that he deleted the original post because he confused two writers and mistook a father for a son in connection with the anti-chart. He apologized for the error, yet called the comparison to the anti-chart inappropriate, stating that parallels with the communist past, in his view, did not help anything. #žurnalistika #svobodaSlova #politika (translated)

Martin Bartkovský stated that when he shared the statement from forty editors-in-chief, he did not expect the reaction it would provoke. He criticized that the journalistic community he addressed, according to him, was unable to unanimously agree even on rejecting violence in their relationship with politicians and on equal access to sharing information. He added that he expressed his personal judgment about those who repeatedly refused to stand up for their colleagues in an indirect manner. For that, he claimed to have received a number of insults and comparisons to communists; one of the people who signed the Anticharta wrote to him that he had never seen anything more disgusting. Bartkovský clarified that not signing the statement did not harm anyone and would not harm anyone, and he rejected the idea that he wanted to dismiss, threaten, or create lists of uncomfortable people. He thanked the remaining 39 editors-in-chief for their support for colleagues from the entire field and apologized to them for the discussion veering in a different direction due to his contribution. He then made a series of apologies that he delivered ironically: among other things, to podcast entrepreneurs for reminding him of something other than Chinese communism, to a former colleague for criticizing journalism at a time when they both worked in the same media for six years, and to a Czech writer for reminding him of his signature on the Anticharta. He also apologized to those who labeled him a "svazák" (a term for a member of the youth organization during the communist regime) and to a former Member of the European Parliament regarding his judgment about Bartkovský's character. He added that he also apologizes to the media outlets Euro, Info, Zdopravy, Okraj, and Chiptron, which, according to him, were not addressed, even though the text had been discussed for a month. He offered to connect interested parties with the organizers of the statement so that they could join him. #žurnalistika #komunikace #mediálníetiketa (translated)

The writer and politician Jeffrey Archer has died, who according to his publisher "suddenly and peacefully passed away" while writing, leaving behind a rich literary career and political activity as a centrist member of parliament. #JeffreyArcher #literárníikariéra #uměnívyprávět (translated)

Afghan Dawood Safi has been sentenced to an indefinite period in a psychiatric hospital after killing British Wayne Broadhurst in a random attack while walking his dog, and the verdict was made due to his diminished accountability at the time of the crime. #ubojstvo #Britanija #izbjeglica (translated)