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I went to Qatar in February of 2020 on a photography work trip for a hotel that was launching there.
It was the first time in my life I had seen slavery.
Qatar was building new infrastructure for the World Cup and brought in thousands of slaves from other counties to do the
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I went to Qatar in February of 2020 on a photography work trip for a hotel that was launching there.
It was the first time in my life I had seen slavery.
Qatar was building new infrastructure for the World Cup and brought in thousands of slaves from other counties to do the work.
It was truly horrifying.
Something like 6,000 of them died just building the roads and stadiums.
So… when I saw all those conservative influencers posting about Qatar and how beautiful and amazing it was…
That set me off.
Qatar used actual modern day, real life SLAVES in like FIVE YEARS AGO to build those skyscrapers you’re standing in front of, you dumbasses.
Sit the fuck down.
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ELON: PHOTONS ARE ALL YOU NEED TO TRAIN THE AI
“The really wild thing about [Tesla’s] end-to-end training is that it learns to read, like it can read signs, but we never taught it to read.
We never taught it what a car was or what a person was or a cyclist.
It learned what
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In New York, a police officer on horseback recited a Shevchenko poem
During a photo shoot in Brooklyn Park, a Ukrainian woman met two mounted police officers. Hearing Ukrainian, one said he had studied it in college and still remembered a Shevchenko poem.
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After exiting the plane yesterday in Norfolk, Virginia, after 57 years, U.S. Navy Capt. Thomas E Scheurich has finally returned home.
Identified by the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency in April 2025, Capt. Scheurich was lost in 1968 during a Vietnam War mission. Yesterday ,
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