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    Debate erupts over the true cost of billionaire wealth●Gotta spend a fortune to keep a fortune. # Zer0Billionaires # TaxTheRich # socialsciences # USPolitics # politicsMmastodonWorldPolitics30226 min ago

    Critics of US tax policy are pushing the argument that vast fortunes require enormous spending to maintain, framing billionaire wealth as an ongoing expense in legal, political and financial defences. The discussion, tagged under TaxTheRich and US politics, feeds into the wider debate over whether extreme wealth should be taxed more heavily and how the rich protect their fortunes.

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    When a grandmother treats every parenting choice as criticism●Column | My mom ‘takes every parenting decision I make as a critique of her’✉newsLifeParenting30 min ago

    A Washington Post advice column addresses a parent whose mother reacts to every parenting decision as if it were a judgment of how she raised her own children. The columnist explores why grandparents can feel criticized by modern approaches and how parents can set boundaries while preserving the relationship.

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    Iron Age salt-mining complex discovered beneath Hallstatt▼Iron Age salt-mining complex found beneath Hallstatt in AustriaYhnWarMiddle East8510 min ago

    Archaeologists have uncovered an Iron Age salt-mining complex beneath Hallstatt, the Austrian village famous for millennia of salt extraction. The find adds to Hallstatt's rich archaeological record, which includes prehistoric mines, burial sites and well-preserved organic materials. Details of the discovery's scale and dating are still emerging.

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    The reverse engineer behind the effort to document and reimplement the PC-98 Touhou games has announced their retirement from the project. The work involved painstaking analysis of the original five Touhou games released for NEC's PC-98 platform in the 1990s. Community members are discussing the news and reflecting on the significance of the preservation work for the Touhou fan community.

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    Getty Works to Restore the Buddha Head from Merv▼Making the Buddha Head from Merv Whole AgainYhn5310 min ago

    The Getty is undertaking a conservation project to restore the ancient Buddha head from Merv, an archaeological site in Turkmenistan and one of the great cities of the Silk Road. The work involves piecing the damaged sculpture back together and stabilising it for study and display. Interest centres on how modern conservation techniques can preserve Buddhist heritage from Central Asia.

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    Alaska Gardeners Bring In Final Harvest Before Winter●Final Harvest Before Winter | Harvesting & Preserving Our Alaska Garden▶youtubeLifeHome & Garden274.7K31 min ago

    A homesteading family in Alaska is harvesting the last of their garden crops before winter sets in, showing how they preserve vegetables for the long cold months ahead. Viewers are following along with the process of gathering and storing food grown in Alaska's short growing season, a topic that resonates with gardeners in northern climates.

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    Claims Circulate That Ilhan Omar Is Deleting Immigration Records●🚨PANIC: Illhan Omar is Mass DELETING Incriminating Evidence of Immigration Fraud…We Have the Archive▶youtubeWorldImmigration251.4K21 min ago

    Conservative commentator Benny Johnson is claiming that Minnesota Congresswoman Ilhan Omar is mass-deleting evidence of immigration fraud, saying an archive of the material has been preserved. The accusation echoes long-running allegations about Omar's immigration and marriage history, which she has repeatedly denied. No official confirmation of the deletion claim has been reported.

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    Rare 1955 Caterpillar Military D8 Shows Off 900 Original Hours●1955 Caterpillar Military D8 with 900 Original Hours! Walkaround & Startup #9A1727▶youtubeBusinessStartups41.8K4 min ago

    A 1955 Caterpillar D8 military bulldozer with only 900 original hours on it has drawn attention after a walkaround and startup was featured. The machine, believed to be serial number 9A1727, is being praised by heavy equipment enthusiasts for its remarkable state of preservation and original condition nearly 70 years after it left the factory.

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    Pisces V submersible ends 40-year career at Bishop Museum●After 40 years of ocean exploration, Pisces V will embark on its final mission at Bishop Museum✉newsEnvironmentOceans1 h ago

    Pisces V, the research submersible that has spent four decades exploring the ocean, is preparing for its final mission: a permanent role at the Bishop Museum in Honolulu. After 40 years of deep-sea expeditions, the veteran vessel will be retired from active research and preserved as an exhibit, closing a long chapter in Pacific ocean exploration.

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    A developer has published a decompilation of the original Sid Meier's Civilization, aiming to reproduce the 1991 strategy game exactly as it ran on period hardware. The project, hosted on GitHub, is drawing attention from retro computing and game preservation enthusiasts who follow efforts to reconstruct classic game source code.

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    Ukrainian geneticist: a nation is a political choice, not biology●Very well said by Ukrainian population geneticist Taras Oleksyk: "A nation is not a biological category. It is a communiMmastodonScienceBiology201 h ago

    Ukrainian population geneticist Taras Oleksyk's remarks on nationhood are being widely shared. He argues that "a nation is not a biological category," but a community of people who choose to share a political future, build institutions, preserve their culture, and take responsibility for their country together. The statement is being praised as a clear rebuttal to ethnic or genetic definitions of national identity, resonating in the context of debates over Ukraine's identity amid the ongoing war.

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    Oregon Ducks close fall golf schedule at The Preserve▼Ducks Set to Close Fall Slate at The Preserve Golf Club Collegiate✉newsSportGolf47 min ago

    The University of Oregon men's golf team is set to wrap up its fall schedule at The Preserve Golf Club Collegiate, the final event on the Ducks' autumn calendar. The tournament in Alabama brings together college programs to close the fall portion of the college golf season before winter break.

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    Honey from 3,000-year-old Egyptian tombs still edible●🍯 Honey never spoils. Archaeologists have tasted honey from 3,000-year-old Egyptian tombs — and found it still perfectlyMmastodonLifeFood43 h ago

    Archaeologists say honey discovered in ancient Egyptian tombs, some around 3,000 years old, remains perfectly edible today. Honey's low water content and natural acidity prevent bacteria from growing, meaning a sealed jar can essentially last forever. The fact is circulating widely as a striking example of natural food preservation, surprising many who assumed all food eventually spoils.

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    Saint Mary's Men's Golf Closes Fall Season at Preserve Collegiate▼MGOLF | Saint Mary’s Wraps Up Fall Competition at The Preserve Golf Club Collegiate✉newsSportGolf47 min ago

    Saint Mary's men's golf team has completed its fall schedule, finishing play at The Preserve Golf Club Collegiate. The event marked the Gaels' final competition of the autumn season, wrapping up months of tournament play before winter. Attention now turns to how results there shape expectations for the spring portion of the college golf calendar.

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    Pharma accused of free-riding on nature as biodiversity fund draws $7,000●Big pharma accused of ‘free-riding on nature’ as global fund attracts just $7,000 https://www. theguardian.com/environmeMmastodonWorld41 h ago

    At the COP17 biodiversity summit in Cali, the pharmaceutical industry is accused of 'free-riding on nature' after a global conservation fund meant to draw company contributions attracted only $7,000. Critics say drug firms profit enormously from genetic resources found in nature while contributing almost nothing to preserving the ecosystems they depend on, prompting calls for binding payment mechanisms.

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    Bipartisan Bankruptcy Bill Aims to Aid Struggling Small Businesses●Bipartisan bankruptcy bill will help struggling small businesses | Column✉newsBusinessPersonal Finance5 min ago

    A bipartisan bankruptcy bill is being promoted as a way to help small businesses in financial distress. Writing in a column for Yahoo Finance, supporters argue the legislation would give struggling firms a better path to reorganize their debts rather than shut down, preserving jobs and local economies amid ongoing pressure on small business finances.

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    Hubble and Webb reveal distant solar system objects hold cosmic memory●Hubble and Webb find that far-out # solarsystem objects 'remember' the past Used # NASA 's Hubble & # JWST to study someMmastodonScienceSpace21 h ago

    Astronomers using NASA's Hubble Space Telescope and James Webb Space Telescope studied trans-Neptunian objects, the icy bodies beyond Neptune. The survey found fewer small TNOs than expected, and their colors follow the same relationships as larger bodies, suggesting these distant objects preserve traces of conditions from the solar system's early formation.

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    What Urban Renewal Taught Huntsville About Preservation▼View from the Top: What urban renewal taught Huntsville about preservation✉newsScienceSpace Policy1 h ago

    A new commentary from Huntsville officials reflects on the city's urban renewal era and the lessons it left behind. The piece argues that past redevelopment, while transformative for Alabama's largest city, destroyed historic neighborhoods, and that those mistakes now shape a more careful approach to preservation as Huntsville continues its rapid growth.

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    Brazil's Election Puts Bolsa Família's Future in Doubt▼Brazil’s Election Puts Bolsa Família in Schrödinger’s Box✉newsSciencePhysics1 h ago

    Brazil's election has left the future of Bolsa Família, the country's flagship cash-transfer welfare programme, in a state of uncertainty. The outcome of the vote is expected to determine whether the anti-poverty scheme is preserved, expanded or reshaped, and commentators are framing its fate as both alive and dead until the results settle the question.

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    Commentary from The Philadelphia Citizen argues that universities must preserve human learning and mentorship as artificial intelligence tools spread through higher education. The piece weighs the efficiency AI offers students and faculty against the risk that automated shortcuts erode critical thinking, discussion and the personal relationships at the heart of a university education.

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    Group that saved historic theater seeks role in its future●Group that saved historic theater wants part in its future | Exclusive✉newsCultureTheatre36 min ago

    The preservation group credited with saving a historic theater says it wants a role in deciding the venue's future. The group's push keeps attention on how the landmark building will be operated and preserved after its rescue, and the report is being followed by local readers interested in the theater's fate.

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    Pattern Humanism Essay Explores Calibrating Biological PRM▼Pattern Humanism, Calibrating the Biological PRM to Trace and Preserve Universal Patterns- Second Part✉newsScienceBiology1 h ago

    A second-part essay titled 'Pattern Humanism, Calibrating the Biological PRM to Trace and Preserve Universal Patterns' has been published, arguing that humanist thinking can be grounded in biology by calibrating a pattern-recognition mechanism to trace universal patterns. The piece continues an earlier installment and frames preservation of these patterns as central to its proposed framework.

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    Critics slam Merz over combustion engine stance●Was # Merz und die ganzen von # Technologieoffenheit schwadronierenden # Verbrenner -Fans nicht begreifen: # StrukturerhMmastodonLifeAutos032 min ago

    German commentators are criticising CDU leader Friedrich Merz and other supporters of combustion engines who invoke 'technological openness'. The argument being made is that preserving combustion technology only delays the inevitable collapse of the sector, and does so at high cost while putting German industry at a competitive disadvantage compared with rivals who have moved on to electric mobility.

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    Switch 2 game dumper tool released●Switch 2 game dumper released🦋bluesky1.7K3 h ago

    A tool for dumping games from Nintendo's Switch 2 console has been released, allowing users to extract game data from cartridges. The release is drawing attention in gaming and homebrew communities, coming months after the console's launch, with debate likely over its implications for piracy and game preservation.

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    Panzer Dragoon Saga Gets Fan-Made PC Port From Yaba Sanshiro Dev●'I Hope This Wonderful Game Lives On Forever' - Panzer Dragoon Saga Gets PC 'Recomp' from the Dev Behind Yaba Sanshiro✉newsCultureGaming40 min ago

    A developer known for the Yaba Sanshiro emulator has released a PC 'recomp' version of Panzer Dragoon Saga, the cult Sega Saturn RPG widely considered one of the rarest and most beloved games of its era. The project makes the 1998 classic playable natively on modern computers, with fans welcoming the effort to preserve a title Sega has never re-released.

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    Will the People Save the Republic? A Call to American Voters▼Will the People Save the Republic? A Call to Action for American Voters✉newsLifeEducation1 h ago

    A new appeal urges American voters to treat the upcoming elections as a decisive moment for the future of the country's democratic system. The piece frames citizen participation as the key to preserving the republic, calling on voters to engage, organize and turn out. It reflects growing concern about the state of American democracy and the public's role in defending it.

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    SS United States to be sunk as world's largest artificial reef●The SS United States is scheduled for sinking to become the world’s largest artificial reef✉newsEnvironment1 h ago

    The historic ocean liner SS United States, once the fastest passenger ship to cross the Atlantic, is scheduled to be sunk off the Florida coast and transformed into the world's largest artificial reef. The project is intended to create a new habitat for marine life and a major attraction for divers, while preserving the legacy of the storied vessel.

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    A community has gathered to celebrate the completion of restoration work on a church estimated to be around 1,000 years old. The project preserved the historic building, and locals marked the occasion with a celebration. Details about the church's location, the cost of the restoration and who funded it have not been made clear in available reports.

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    Lula's win in Brazil bucks Latin America's rightward shift●Lula’s win in Brazil bucks a regional shift to the right and denies Trump a powerful ally✉newsWorld1 h ago

    Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva's victory in Brazil's presidential election runs against a broader trend of right-wing gains across Latin America and denies Donald Trump a strong conservative ally in the region. Analysts say the result preserves Brazil as a counterweight to the right, given its size and influence in South American politics.

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    White Sox Beat Tigers 5-2 in June 1928 MLB Game●MLB Gameday: White Sox 5, Tigers 2 Final Score (06/26/1928)✉newsSportBaseball2 h ago

    MLB's official records show the Chicago White Sox defeated the Detroit Tigers 5-2 in a game played on June 26, 1928. The final score comes from the league's historical Gameday archive, which preserves box scores from decades past. The matchup is part of MLB's complete record of every game in league history, accessible to fans browsing historic results.

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    How Long-Term Care Insurance Can Shield Assets From Medicaid▼A $100,000 Long-Term Care Insurance Payout Could Protect Another $100,000 in Assets When Medicaid Takes Over✉newsBusinessPersonal Finance2 h ago

    A personal finance explainer argues that a $100,000 long-term care insurance payout could protect roughly another $100,000 in assets when a person eventually turns to Medicaid for care coverage. The piece highlights how insurance benefits can be used up before Medicaid asset limits come into play, letting households preserve savings. Commentary on this strategy centers on retirement planning, rising care costs and the fine print of Medicaid eligibility rules.

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    A community in Forncett, Norfolk, is celebrating the completion of restoration work on its church, a building dating back around 1,000 years. The restoration is being presented as a milestone for the village, preserving a historic place of worship for local worshippers and visitors alike.

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    PhotoMonday snaps show Himeji, the White Heron Castle●Weiße Kranich Burg # Fotomontag # PhotoMonday # japan # Himeji # travel # photography # panasoniclumixMmastodonLifeTravel54 h ago

    Photographers are sharing images of Himeji Castle in Japan, known as the White Heron Castle for its white exterior, as part of the weekly PhotoMonday photo-sharing theme. The shots highlight the hilltop castle in Hyogo Prefecture, one of Japan's best-preserved feudal castles and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and are drawing attention from travel and photography enthusiasts.

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    Can LeetCode keep critical thinking sharp in the AI era?●Ask HN: Can LeetCode (or similar) keep critical thinking sharp in the AI era?YhnSportBaseball63 h ago

    A Hacker News discussion asks whether grinding algorithm puzzles like LeetCode can still keep programmers' critical thinking sharp now that AI tools write much of the code. Commenters are weighing whether deliberate problem-solving practice preserves reasoning skills or whether such drills have become detached from real engineering work in an era of AI assistance.

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    ZWAG AI Launches Linguistic Sovereignty Center in Dubai▼ZWAG AI Announces the Launch of Center of Excellence for Linguistic Sovereignty at the Dubai AI Festival✉newsBusinessFinance4 h ago

    ZWAG AI has announced the launch of a Center of Excellence for Linguistic Sovereignty at the Dubai AI Festival. The announcement was carried by Yahoo Finance. The initiative, as described in the announcement, focuses on preserving and advancing linguistic autonomy in artificial intelligence technologies, though further details about its programs, partners, and funding were not provided in the coverage.

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    Jamaica honours Derrick Harriott's musical legacy●Derrick Harriott shaped and preserved our music – Grange Jamaica Gleaner http:// jamaica-gleaner.com/article/en tertainmMmastodonCultureEntertainment14 h ago

    Jamaica's Culture Minister Olivia Grange has paid tribute to Derrick Harriott, saying the veteran singer, producer and record label owner shaped and preserved the country's music. Harriott, a key figure in ska, rocksteady and reggae, is being celebrated for decades of work as a performer and for archiving and safeguarding Jamaica's musical heritage.

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    Appleford Estate's historic gardens showcase Pennsylvania's past●Appleford Estate's enchanting gardens paint a picture of Pennsylvania history✉newsLifeHome & Garden4 h ago

    Appleford Estate, a historic property in Pennsylvania, is being featured for its enchanting gardens, which reflect the region's history. Coverage from broadcasters in Philadelphia, New York, and Los Angeles highlights the estate as a destination for garden and history enthusiasts. The gardens are presented as a living picture of Pennsylvania's heritage, drawing interest from viewers curious about historic landscape preservation.

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    El Niño reports warn of point of no return as 1.5°C limit slips●Point-of-no-return alert on El Niño in two reports as 1.5°C warming limit slips away✉newsEnvironmentClimate5 h ago

    Two new reports warn that the world may be approaching a point of no return linked to El Niño, as the Paris Agreement's 1.5°C warming limit slips out of reach. The findings point to the current El Niño event pushing global temperatures past thresholds scientists had hoped to avoid, prompting renewed debate about whether the key climate target can still be preserved.

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    Fourth-generation owners carry on Hawaii's Maebo Noodle Factory●From garage noodles to generations of crunch: Fourth-generation owners carry on Maebo Noodle Factory✉newsTechnologySemiconductors5 h ago

    Maebo Noodle Factory, a family-run noodle maker in Hawaii, is now being carried on by its fourth generation of owners. The company's story stretches back to modest garage beginnings, and its signature crunchy noodle snacks have become a local favorite. Coverage highlights how the family has preserved its recipes and methods across generations while continuing to serve the community.

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