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SANAA, June 27 (YPA) - Al-Sabeen Square in the capital, Sanaa, along with more than 500 squares across Yemen's provinces, witnessed massive public gatherings on Friday to affirm the Yemeni people's steadfast support for the Palestinian cause and resi
When she approached the old woodsman, she had only one thing in mind: the ask. But whether it was an ask for help or an axe for justice, no one could say. He handed her the axe without a word, as if he’d heard the ask before she spoke. She gripped it tightly, unsure if she was meant to axe the truth from the trees or ask it from the wind. In that forest, every ask could cut, and every axe could speak.
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if we are going to be ruled by a council of unelected wizards they should have the decency to look cool enough in their fucking robes to paint on the side of a van
the mountain goats would never make an album about these motherfuckers and because of that they should be forced to take away our rights while wearing regular clothes
The Mexican market is large, therefore Minsk Tractor Works (MTZ trademark) should find opportunities to resume exports, MTZ Deputy Marketing Director Lolitta Snitko said.
The narcissist's mind often perceives the world as a stage where every slight, no matter how small, is magnified into a betrayal. They interpret omissions or misunderstandings as deliberate acts against them, fueling a constant sense of persecution. This "micro-betrayal" effect traps them in a cycle of distrust and conflict, making healthy relationships incredibly challenging. Understanding this pattern can help us approach narcissists and ourselves with more compassion and clearer boundaries. 🧠✨ #NPD #MentalHealth #UnderstandingNarcissism
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The U.S. Strikes Iran and the Panicans Meltdown. Seth Levy gets into an X war with Barnes & Baris. I throw down with Viva Frei and Cernovich. Thomas Massie e...
I'm back on the train! Like, literally back. I've gotten off and on since my last playthrough, and all my train vlogs are just being published super out of order. Anyhow, I'm back and I've got with me the first expansion for the Royal Limited and boy. Is. It. Difficult.
You know what I've always wanted to do? Play a train game on a train. Okay, that's an absolute lie, but I have wanted to do that since I booked these long-distance train tickets. Just a damn shame I was sick that I literally do not remember filming this Let's Play whatsoever.
We're over half a year past summer at this point, but I'm finally moving on to reviewing Lay's summer collection! Specifically, Lay's of America. That's right, we're done with the foreign chips! Come join me as I review these... Greek dipping sauce flavored chips from Lay's.
Lety Does Eating the Masala Flavored Potato Chips From Lay's
So like what the fuck does “masala” flavored chips even mean. Masala is such a generic fucking term, it can be one of a half-dozen famous Indian spice mixes. Garam masala, maybe, based on the photo??? But it's super fucking eggy for garam masala, which I don't think has black salt, so idefk.
/PRNewswire/ -- While thousands of miles separate the U.S. from iconic global destinations, America's favorite potato chip brand1 is transporting fans to these...
You know what I've always wanted to do? Play a train game on a train. Okay, that's an absolute lie, but I have wanted to do that since I booked these long-distance train tickets. Just a damn shame I was sick that I literally do not remember filming this Let's Play whatsoever.
Lety Does Taking the Amtrak Coast Starlight, Part 1
Went on my first long-distance Amtrak trip and just wanted to give a giant shoutout to the lovely support agent who took pity on me for missing my departure at Union Station and allowed me to change my onboarding to a different station like 30 minutes away. Would love to say that fixed all my problems, but oh boy, being on the second floor of a moving train is a STRUGGLE.
The Amtrak Coast Starlight train transports you in comfort from Seattle to Los Angeles. See unsurpassed scenery like snow-capped Cascades, city life and more.
I got hungry after hanging out at the Tamara de Lempicka exhibition for a few hours, but luckily for me, there's a bunch of food trucks right outside the de Young Museum! My first choice was... not this, it was some vegan Mexican thing that closed up right as I arrived, but I'm almost glad it did cause these fries were great!
So like what the fuck does “masala” flavored chips even mean. Masala is such a generic fucking term, it can be one of a half-dozen famous Indian spice mixes. Garam masala, maybe, based on the photo??? But it's super fucking eggy for garam masala, which I don't think has black salt, so idefk.
/PRNewswire/ -- While thousands of miles separate the U.S. from iconic global destinations, America's favorite potato chip brand1 is transporting fans to these...
Lety Does Taking the Amtrak Coast Starlight, Part 1
Went on my first long-distance Amtrak trip and just wanted to give a giant shoutout to the lovely support agent who took pity on me for missing my departure at Union Station and allowed me to change my onboarding to a different station like 30 minutes away. Would love to say that fixed all my problems, but oh boy, being on the second floor of a moving train is a STRUGGLE.
The Amtrak Coast Starlight train transports you in comfort from Seattle to Los Angeles. See unsurpassed scenery like snow-capped Cascades, city life and more.
My first Amtrak trip continues! I feel a bit better after my shower, so I decided to show off the rest of the train, and I have learned from my Hsi Lai Temple vlogs! That even if I do have permission to film, that doesn't mean I won't come across like a jackass! So behold, the new vlogging meta!
Me spending like 5 entire minutes trying to convert my chair into a bed because I refuse to ask the attendants for help cause they already babysay me the entire trip worrying I was going to throw up in a hall or something
Lety Does Taking the Amtrak Coast Starlight II, Part 1
My short trip to San Francisco is over, and it's time to head back to Los Angeles! And a fun fact: this train runs two-day journeys in each direction, and apparently the staff doesn't turn over at the end of each length of the trip. Meaning, since I got off on day one, spent two days in SF, and then hopped back onboard on day four-- LONG STORY SHORT, I got on the same exact train with the same exact attendants from my first trip, and everyone fucking remembered the dying girl.
The Amtrak Coast Starlight train transports you in comfort from Seattle to Los Angeles. See unsurpassed scenery like snow-capped Cascades, city life and more.
After half a year of thinking about it, I finally decided to head up to San Francisco to see the Tamara de Lempicka exhibition on its last day in town. It truly was a beautiful and humbling retrospective for an LGBT icon, and I'm so appreciative of the curators and donors who made this possible.
Went on my first long-distance Amtrak trip and just wanted to give a giant shoutout to the lovely support agent who took pity on me for missing my departure at Union Station and allowed me to change my onboarding to a different station like 30 minutes away. Would love to say that fixed all my problems, but oh boy, being on the second floor of a moving train is a STRUGGLE.
The Amtrak Coast Starlight train transports you in comfort from Seattle to Los Angeles. See unsurpassed scenery like snow-capped Cascades, city life and more.
My short trip to San Francisco is over, and it's time to head back to Los Angeles! And a fun fact: this train runs two-day journeys in each direction, and apparently the staff doesn't turn over at the end of each length of the trip. Meaning, since I got off on day one, spent two days in SF, and then hopped back onboard on day four-- LONG STORY SHORT, I got on the same exact train with the same exact attendants from my first trip, and everyone fucking remembered the dying girl.
The Amtrak Coast Starlight train transports you in comfort from Seattle to Los Angeles. See unsurpassed scenery like snow-capped Cascades, city life and more.
Onto the second half of my return trip! This follows up on the totally intentional and not at all genuinely-forgotten-cause-I'm-an-idiot teaser from the end of the last video. Anyway, it seems like I hopped into the downstairs communal shower just in time for the Coast Starlight to start making all the twists and turns I seemingly memory-holed from my arrival trip. Also, hey, fuck Ronald Reagan.
The Amtrak Coast Starlight train transports you in comfort from Seattle to Los Angeles. See unsurpassed scenery like snow-capped Cascades, city life and more.
I'm back with more Mexican candy! I filmed these towards the end of my train ride home a few months ago, and honestly, I'm so tired and wonky after my whole trip that I barely remember filming any of this, but I hope you like this peek at one of my favorite childhood candies.
I never have any idea what to tltle my Mountain Dew videos. Like, what the fuck is Dew even??? Why don't they just say they sell soda like every other fucking soda company on the planet? Anyways, here's the monstrosity they released on Cinco de Mayo.
Mango Rush is a Mountain Dew flavor released as a Franchise Exclusive on May 5th, 2025, during the spring season. It is available only at Little Caesars restaurants for a limited time and only while supplies last.
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I had a close friend in college in the ‘90s who happened to end up in the same city I did by chance, clear across the country, and so we stayed friends and our kids are friends and everything— we’ve been close since 1996. And we just ended our friendship because they’re diehard Zionists. It’s a big part of their identity. I’m very sad.
Mutual Aid request: $75 raised so far, please help me get married
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As some of you may know, because of the situation in the US, i was unable to get a long sought visa for my partner, and had to leave the US to married in Honduras.
But turns out i am still missing some documents, and now have to return to the US to get some papers stamped in order to get married. The total expenses of going back and forth again are going to be upwards of a $1000.
So i'm trying to raise some money to cover part of this at least.
Please if you have a few bucks to spare, any little bit helps,
The president of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, has presented a review on the effects of the recent rains, associated with Tropical Wave Number Nine, that have primarily affected the western part of the country, which has so far resulted in a 300% increa…
by the way... the phone interview I had to do for SNAP approval was another success story for the hardware VOIP phone a kind reader gifted me a few months ago.
it just works so much better than Android and desktop apps.
I of course brought it with me over here (it can charge via USB-C and does not require its cradle), and when it rang today I was able to just answer it with no fumbling and without missing the call.
(since SIP calling was ripped out of AOSP, most generic VOIP apps on Android are ... not great. though I do note one is helpfully reminding me of voicemails once an hour, that's useful.)
the one I have is the Grandstream WP826. they also have more "rugged" models for somewhat more $.
at this point with wifi 6, most of the problems with VOIP not working well over wifi unless you're within 10 feet of the access point have been solved.
"Cromwell had these two presentation copies made to propagandize his idea of spreading copies of the Bible in English throughout the realm to the king himself. The beautifully painted cover page depicts Henry handing out bibles to his people."
Video shows federal agents blast their way into Huntington Park home / A resident who was inside with two children, ages 6 and 1, said about a dozen federal agents entered her Los Angeles County home
Occupied West Bank (Quds News Network)- The UN’s Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) said it documented at least 23 attacks by Israeli settlers on Palestinians that resulted in
In 1930's Germany, while the Nazis were rounding up vast numbers of "undesirables" and shuffling them off to concentration camps, many scientists and other technologists continued much as if nothing was going on, going to conferences, writing papers, pretending that the horrors going on just outside their windows didn't exist.
@Lauren Weinstein If the Germans had only been successful in the war, we wouldn't have genocide in Gaza or the Iran-Israel war or everyone on the planet paying compound interest.
So glad I got out of IT when I did (and that was after 30 years) and there's not a snowball's chance in hell I would ever get back into it professionally now.
I'm getting this too, but it seems like desperation. I'm supposed to "learn to use AI" but they're not sure for what, have some "tools and resources," just boost productivity people!
I'm also wishing I could bail from tech, though the silver lining is I'm doing security and compliance stuff, so more slop probably doesn't hurt me. Earlier in my career I did a lot of contract work on shitty PHP sites that somehow made money, so panic and hurl money to maintain them!
Microsoft management is a demented religion. Please read this (long) article : wheresyoured.at/the-cult-of-mi… You will never throw another penny at Microsoft.
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At the core of Microsoft, a three-trillion-dollar hardware and software company, lies a kind of social poison — an ill-defined, cult-like pseudo-scientific concept called 'The Growth Mindset" that drives company d…
Here’s something for people who are still actively working in tech to consider: could it be possible to get municipalities to provide residential access to the Internet? I mean by this like a city run ISP in web hosting service?
In many states, I think large ISPs have made this difficult if not possible, but it would be interesting to see people in tech apply themselves to making this possible somehow
I really like all kinds of AI. You know, the actually useful kind that has been part of many systems for years now, in some cases even decades. And the fun kind used in games. The video filters that swap faces or turn people into cartoons. I also like generative AI, but I prefer the early versions that are all weird and trippy and out if this world, the ones that don't make much sense but produce funny results. I like to put dada poems, silly jokes, song lyrics, or passages from science fiction and fantasy novels into image generators to see what happens. I had a lot of fun with Stable Diffusion 1.5 based models, much less fun with SD2, then with SDXL, the images suddenly became a lot "better", but it became increasingly difficult to get really interesting, unexpected results. The same goes for audio generators and chatbots. Does anybody remember the endless stream of automatically generated death metal music on the Dadabots YT channel? That was bloody awesome. It sounded weird and strange, yet it still somehow resembled something not entirely unlike real death metal.
But putting highly polished yet almost entirety useless AI agents into everything is just stupid. It's like back in the day when they discovered radioactivity and didn't know if it was good for anything or not, but they put radium into everything because it was exciting and new.
The main problem with using LLMs as user interfaces for natural language processing is that those systems cannot distinguish between instructions and data, anything inside a prompt is both, that's why you can always use prompt injections, and unlike with other systems where instructions and data can be found in the same context (like SQL, for example), it is impossible to catch those injections before they happen. With a formal language, an artificial language adhering to strict mathematical logic like a computer language, whether it's a database query language like SQL, a markup language like HTML, or a programming language like C or Python or Smalltalk, you can always find a way to divide instructions from data, even if such a division is unfortunate optional like in SQL, leading to all kinds of code injection vulnerabilities when some programmer forgets to add some quotes. Natural languages, however, don't give us such an option since they aren't artificially constructed to do so. Any system that processes natural language and takes commands in natural language cannot be secured against doing anything it is capable of doing. It is simply not possible. Whatever global master prompt you give your LLM in order to keep it in line, a user can always find a way of convincing the chatbot that it must ignore that prompt. Whatever data the LLM eats it can be made to spew out again, once the global restrictions have been lifted by talking the chatbot into acting like they don't exist (yes, it's basically that easy). Once an LLM has learned something it wasn't supposed to learn, like personal data or national secrets, nobody has found a way to make it forget again. Oh, we have problems with artificial neural networks accidentally forgetting old stuff if they learn too much new stuff, but we can't make them forget anything on purpose.
There are a lot of ways of making AI more secure, more useful, and more efficient (so that they can run on the local machine even if it's just a cheap Android smartphone), but most of them require much less automated data mining and much more human curated, carefully selected training data, and reinforcement learning through interactions with humans. Which of course means that using AI to make a lot of money isn't going to work because building the AI in the first place requires an awful lot of human labour if you want to do it right. And since the humans working on it need to actually understand the knowledge they're trying to transfer into the model, that labour won't come cheap.
A pivotal moment for me was using ChatGPT to write my performance review a couple years ago. Other than a few minor hallucinations about the company mission (let's be honest, they're all the same), I never had an easier time legitimately selling my work.
Point being: If China can tell its bureaucrats to make more decisions with #AI, like it or not, it's here to stay.
Shoshana Zuboff’s new book is a chilling exposé of the business model that underpins the digital world. Observer tech columnist John Naughton explains the importance of Zuboff’s work and asks the author 10 key questions
Just like my incompetent managers at a former job.
They think programming is about typing in the code, and having a synthetic text extruder that types faster than me is therefore going to make me more productive.
Never crossed two brain cells themselves, I thought even then.
I've worked in various aspects of what is now called AI. Instead of giving the world truly useful utilities, the marketing monkeys at these AI outfits, none of who can do the math, are making a dog's dinner of AI for those of us who see its true capabilities.
This is a sign of weakness, an acknowledgment that these tools are not universally useful in any way and therefore must mandated by corporate fiat. Employees should stage a public revolt.
Same. Alas the only non-tech thing I ever really wanted to do would've been something in the National Park Service, and that's basically being dismantled.
I got laid off last summer, and now that I'm mostly recovered from the burnout, I'm honestly not sure if I wanna go back into IT thanks to all this shit. A passion project like following my music ambitions to see if I can make a career out of it looks more and more appealing every day.
I've aged out but it's still foisted on me. Just disabled Gemini on my phone. Don't want any US cloud-hosted, data collecting & monetising stuff whatever. I use Linux, LibreOffice etc, want out of Android and to use RISC-V or similar where possible. Willing to pay for privacy, open source hardware, self-hosted / community-hosted things.
Resistance is better than quitting if you can make it work.
We are getting close to this point where I work. When we do, I am tempted to maliciously comply, but I lose no matter what I do. If I turn in AI slop that doesn't work, I still get the blame for it and get fired; if I generate broken unmaintainable slop and take the time to make it barely functional, Copilot gets the credit and I get fired; if I just do the work myself to begin with, I get fired for not using the 100x productivity multiplier.
Spotify, the world’s leading music streaming platform, is facing intense criticism and boycott calls following CEO Daniel Ek’s announcement of a €600m ($702m) investment in Helsing, a German defence startup specialising in AI-powered combat drones and military software.
The move, announced on 17 June, has sparked widespread outrage from musicians, activists and social media users who accuse Ek of funnelling profits from music streaming into the military industry.
Many have started calling on users to cancel their subscriptions to the service.
“Finally cancelling my Spotify subscription – why am I paying for a fuckass app that works worse than it did 10 years ago, while their CEO spends all my money on technofascist military fantasies?” said one user on X.
Spotify, the world’s leading music streaming platform, is facing intense criticism and boycott calls following CEO Daniel Ek’s announcement of a €600m ($702m) investment in Helsing, a German defence startup specialising in AI-powered combat drones an…
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rights don't exist. there's only force
00:52:15 "i see a right as[..]an priviledge[..]entitlement absent duty."
00:53:13 "the bill of rights is a piece of paper"
https://youtu.be/juoZhk-9jD4?t=3056
Netanyahu may continue repeating, like a broken record, old colonial slogans, but genuine change will only happen because of the peoples of the region and their many capable political players.
The biggest proof that women don't actually want to date assholes is the fact that so many of the guys that say women want to date assholes are single or divorced.
Then I dated a pretty manipulative and creepy guy.
I left both of those relationships, because they were not healthy.
And it fucking SUCKS to hear men out saying "women want to be abused." Fuck you very much. Blame the abuser, not their victim.
So a man manipulates a woman and you get mad at her for being preyed upon? What the actual fuck is that about??? How is that an appropriate attitude to have about victims of actual abuse?
When a man who knows and cares about me starts talking about his dating life and goes off on "why do women like jerks?" it's the worst fucking feeling.
Like, dude, that's me. I married a real jerk, a real piece of shit. I thought he loved me. I thought I could help him. I thought we'd both grow and emotionally develop together. I thought we were a team.
And by the time I figured out we weren't? Well, then I had to figure out how to leave.
I know men who have been in abusive relationships, and you don't see me out here claiming that men want to be abused or that they generally prefer cruel and manipulative women over kind and caring ones.
No. I sympathize with and support my fellow abuse survivors. I don't fucking shame people for the fact that some fucking asshole decided it would be fun to fuck up their life.
The only reason it feels shameful to identify myself as a victim of spousal abuse is that for some reason some people who hear that are going to make the determination that I am gullible and masochistic, and if I had just been smarter, no one could ever have hurt me.
I don't get how women are excoriated whenever we are perceived as "disloyal" but when we "stand by our man" the way we were taught to, holding out hope that he will change, we're dumb bitches who want men to hurt us.
I'm so sorry that I gave my partner second chances. I'm sorry that I listened and tried to evaluate if maybe he was right and I was wrong. I'm sorry I forgave him for things. I'm sorry I let things go. I'm sorry I hoped for better from him. I'm sorry I tried to help him deal with his emotional issues.
What a dumb bitch I am for loving someone and not throwing in the towel the moment I sensed something was wrong. But what's that? Oh, you would have condemned me harshly for that too? Cool. Cool.
By the way, I am not fucking sorry for any of it. I wish I had understood what was happening sooner and left. I wish I had not accepted mistreatment.
But now that I'm in a healthy relationship, all those things that kept me with that shitty guy are the things that make THIS relationship work. I don't assume the worst about him. I consider the possibility I could be wrong. I offer forgiveness. I am supportive when things are tough.
My ex was literally taking advantage of my capacity for love.
Why do women date assholes? Because we want to be in fulfilling relationships that we know require hard work, forgiveness, and compassion. So sometimes we try way, way harder than we should to make the dang relationship work, because we want to love and be loved.
I didn't want my abusive ex to treat me that awful way. I wanted him to treat ME the way I treated HIM.
I think it's because society sets women and men up to have different expectations for heterosexual relationships. We all grow up surrounded by examples of men treating women, especially those they sleep with, badly. It's a norm we're all implicitly and sometimes explicitly taught to expect. That leads to a lot of bad behavior from men towards women and a lot of self/victim blaming from women - and a lot of cookies being baked for normal men who are straight but realize women are people.
@PedestrianError Well, and abusive assholery is normalized as admirable go-getter behavior, so to some degree people are trained to seek unhealthy dynamics as if decency and kindness are weakness or AT LEAST pretty damned unfamiliar.
I've always hated the term "marriage equality" because traditional marriage is so unequal and was literally invented to institutionalize inequality, but in some ways normalizing same sex relationships being visible in public has the potential to help improve straight relationships because now you can have a marriage without a presumed "head of household" in traditional terms. There's a reason straight women watch so much gay men's porn (besides hot male bodies): respect.
You may be talking about a different dynamic, but especially re: all of those divorced angry guys, I see something more like...
They thought women were like vending machines, and you put in "the work" of being "nice" and they expect certain things back. Except women, like most people, don't enjoy entitlement, especially when, as is often the case, they didn't ask for those things in the first place.
So "I guess I should have been an asshole all along." YOU WERE DUDE THATS THE PROBLEM.
Mohammad Khansa Iran’s Guardian Council has recently approved legislation passed by parliament to halt Tehran’s cooperation with the United Nations nuclear watchdog, the International A…
great marketing. The worst is Aerokroil heated up with a torch. You’ll never forget that smell. Massive heat close to the melting point works. I’ve tried PB BLASTER, Motorcraft manifold riser penetrating oil🤷🏻♂️ Who knows Wtf is in that. I heard the best might be automatic transmission fluid.
Την Τετάρτη 2 Ιούλη συμμετέχουμε στην κινητοποίηση έξω από την Intracom Defence, που καλεί ο Συντονισμός Εργατικής Αντίστασης, σωματεία, συλλογικότητες και φορείς του κινήματος αλληλεγγύης στον Παλαιστινιακό λαό!
- Να σταματήσει κάθε στήριξη της ελληνικής κυβέρνησης στην Intracom Defense που στηρίζει την γενοκτονία των Παλαιστίνιων!
- Σταματήστε να εξοπλίζετε το Ισραήλ!
- Άμεση διακοπή κάθε συνεργασίας με το σιωνιστικό κράτος-τρομοκράτη!
Iran tells the UN that Israeli-American aggression against the country constitutes a clear violation of the fundamental principles of international law.
*clap* *clap* *clap* #trump already know about this! It's not a surprise. It's...been there for a while. You know who doesn't have to pay it? Me. Because you have to make a gobzillion of CDN$ before you get taxed, so it's good for small #American #tech companies wishing to do business in #Canada. The tax only hurts his friends. NONE OF CANADA'S TARRIFS HURT THE SMALL GUY IN THE US!!!!! NONE OF THEM! #newsaljazeera.com/economy/2025/6/2…
Conservative Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett stunned veteran bench watchers Friday with a blunt takedown of liberal Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson.
Today I found out a friend I played guitar with for many years died. Even though we hadn’t spoken in some time I have many good memories of making music with him. I’m very sad that we’ll never have the chance to reconnect now.
Adam and John immediately screaming ‘Jew hate’ makes them sound like blue haired liberals, because that’s what THEY do.
To disparage and dismiss people and their reasoning as just ‘hate’ is disingenuous, especially when they disregard what we know as factual. Just as American Jews inflicted suffering on their own German Jews through their boycott pre-WW2 for the goal of an Israeli State, Israel and the U.S. are also just pawns in the game to those who remain unnamed and their agenda.
@Sirpantangelini I don’t follow any of these people. I read and create my own views based of what Jews and followers of Jewish philosophy themselves have said and written.
re: my post earlier about #cc #creativecommons #signals ... this article is from almost a year ago but came across it via the wikipedia page for robots.txt
lets be real. just like in meatspace, there will be no law or regulation that is going to fix this issue. we need dirtier tactics. a world that is safe from climate destroying, anti-social ai is a world that rids itself of it.
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When she approached the old woodsman, she had only one thing in mind: the ask. But whether it was an ask for help or an axe for justice, no one could say. He handed her the axe without a word, as if he’d heard the ask before she spoke. She gripped it tightly, unsure if she was meant to axe the truth from the trees or ask it from the wind. In that forest, every ask could cut, and every axe could speak.
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