Yayotrane71

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Citizen of the world. 🔻

La Comunidad de Madrid ha estado 12 días con un helicóptero del 112 (de los dos que tiene) no operativo por avería, pese a que el contrato con la empresa la obliga a sustituirlo. Enésimo incumplimiento de contrato y a la Comunidad de Madrid le da: igual.

Hace poco, el juez Marchena calificó de “tragedia” la desconfianza que los españoles muestran hacia la Justicia en las encuestas: “La convivencia se lamina si se generaliza la idea de que en España la Justicia no la imparten jueces, sino fachas con toga; esto es gravísimo”.

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Fonsi Loaiza@fonsiloaizap.bsky.social · yesterday

Han suspendido la entrada en prisión del Pequeño Nicolás. Fue colaborador del expresidente Aznar en FAES. Su abogado es el hijo del juez Marchena. Su abuelo fue espía militar implicado e indultado en el Golpe del 23-F. Ahora ejerce como propietario del CD Guadalajara. Españita.

Mientras Huelva entera se quema sin control desde hace una semana Moreno Bonilla anda completamente desaparecido porque no se ha debido llevar el móvil de vacaciones o algo. Pero en el PP están muy preocupados porque perrosanxe quería ir en Falcon a ver el eclipse.

El Tito Uda (Udamaster) @udamaster.bsky.social · 24h ago

Apenas sale en las noticias, pero el incendio de Niebla (Huelva) ha arrasado más de 30.000 hectáreas y ha llegado a la zona de Aznalcóllar (Sevilla). Estas fotos las he tomado a las 21.30 desde Sanlúcar La Mayor, a 20km. Sigue sin control desde hace casi una semana.

3.047 personas esperan plaza en una residencia pública en Madrid. 👉 Ayuso disponía de 61,5 M€ que podía destinar a nuevas inversiones y mejoras en las residencias públicas. 👉 En vez de ello, los gastó para pagar a Quirón por “la libre elección”, la actividad más rentable de Quirón según su CEO.

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La residencia forma parte del Sistema de Calidad de AMAS, certificado ISO 9001. Los residentes pueden reclamar por escrito y solicitar que: 1. la queja quede registrada; 2. se analice la incidencia y se determine su causa; 3. se adopten medidas correctivas; 4. se comunique por escrito el resultado.

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Mercedes Huertas Aguilera@mha64.bsky.social · yesterday

Esta es la comida de hoy en la Residencia de mayores de Colmenar Viejo, 100% pública. Para ellos no hay una alimentación digna, pero si hay para comprar áticos. Unas instituciones con este nivel de gerontofobia la ciudadania las debe de expulsar.

En 23 grupos de Fb sobre la crisis de Ceuta he encontrado estos indicios relacionados : - 42 grupos de Whatsapp - 249 personas con indicios de ser captadores , mafias - 642 Números de teléfono que habría que comprobar - 22 Localidades mencionadas . España/Marruecos En fin

La Comunidad de Madrid recorta 32 millones de euros en atención a la dependencia,mientras crecen las listas de espera, y muchas personas en situación de dependencia mueren esperando. No tendrá ninguna consecuencia. Somos el último escalón de la sociedad😔 #dependencia #Madrid

Quiron es capital alemán. Rivera Salud capital francés, Sanitas capital británico… Para Ayuso la “prioridad nacional” consiste en entregarle el control de nuestra Salud a empresas extranjeras, entregándoles miles de millones que deberían de ir a mejorar nuestra sanidad pública.

No sé si somos suficientemente conscientes de lo increíble que es que un evento como un eclipse se haya predecido al milímetro por parte de los científicos. Y algunos prefieren hacer caso a un cantante drogadicto y a un lateral derecho cucú bananas magufo cuándo hablan de astronomía... En fin.

🌑 Des images de la NASA, prises depuis León en Espagne, immortalisent le moment où la Lune a complètement occulté le Soleil, plongeant une grande partie du pays dans le noir en plein jour ⤵️

This should concern all of us and governments around the world need to enact strict regulations on this (that cover themselves as well). One of those who is leading push for “neuro-rights” to protect us is Spanish-American scientist Rafael Yuste, who is at Columbia U. www.wired.com/story/book-e...

phrases, and even language. In 2023, in a remarkable demonstration of this emerging technology, a woman called Ann Johnson, who had been paralyzed for 18 years by a brain-stem stroke, was able to speak again through the insertion of a grid of 253 electrodes onto the surface of her brain, which translated her neuronal signals into sentences, in real time, at a rate of 78 words per minute (just about half the speed of standard conversation).
The research team at the University of California, led by neurosurgeon Edward Chang, had combined this brain-computer interface with an animated avatar of Johnson's head, which spoke in her own voice, as reconstructed from a recording of a 15-minute toast she had given at her wedding. Just as the avatar's mouth spoke Johnson's words as she thought them, so its expressions were similarly influenced by the nuances of her brain activity, which turned her thoughts about facial gestures into displays of emotion-from smiles to pursed lips and frowns.
"They unlocked her," Yuste said. "They cloned her mind in a computer. Well, not her whole mind, but this language part.
And when they did it, Eddie"-Chang, the study's lead neuroscientist-"called me up and said, 'I cannot sleep. Because he realized all the power and all the perils.
This is incredible for patients that are paralyzed. But imagine you put this on a person for other reasons. There is great responsibility. Look what we have in our hands. We just built you a machine that can decode your language. And in 10 years, we re going to give you a machine that can interfere with your thoughts the way we do it in mice today."EEG headbands are already in use for truck drivers and miners, to warn against fatigue—a system with clear and obvious benefits for preventing workplace accidents. Rather more worrying is the example of the US company BrainCo supplying EEG "Focus" headsets to primary school children in China, to monitor their concentration levels-data that was then uploaded to the company server and accessible by the teacher but not the pupils or their parents. (When a video report on the project appeared in The Wall Street Journal, it was quickly suspended.) In Dubai, the police force has for several years now been using a technology called iCognative, which scans the brains of suspects, using EEG to detect tiny flashes of object or information recognition. In one case, it is claimed, a man suspected of murder wasYUSTE'S GOAL IN neuroscience, he told me, had always been to root out, and ultimately find a cure for, the brain's own natural malware. At the start of his career he had worked in a psychiatric hospital in Madrid, treating patients with brain disorders-many of them paranoid schizophrenics, and some so dangerous he had to interview them in the presence of bodyguards. This included one highly intelligent patient who had worked out where Yuste lived-gleaned from small details like his accent-and threatened to come to his home and kill his father. The experience affected him profoundly.
Something in the mind of this patient was making them turn against themselves and against society, something that the doctors didn't understand, because, fundamentally, they did not understand the brain.= WIRED
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gis proven, whats: The Dram generates the mind, and the mind is what makes us human."
In the meeting, they coined the term neurorights-proposing the creation of five new core rights, designed to protect the brain from the use and abuse of neurotechnology. First was the right to
"mental privacy," so that data from our brain cannot be decoded, stored, shared, or sold without our explicit consent. Next was the right to "identity," requiring the establishment of clear boundaries to stop technology from disrupting the sense of self, since if computer interfaces connect with our minds, it could blur the line between our unique consciousness and external inputs. Third was "agency"- that everyone should have control over their own decisionmaking. without unknown interference from neurotechnologies.
Then came "fair access to mental augmentation." If the use of brain-enhancing technologies was seemingly inevitable, it would have to be open to all, to prevent a fundamental schism in humanity between those who can afford implants and those who cannot. Finally, there was "protection from algorithmic bias"-an acknowledgment that machine-learning algorithms often suffer from the innate social or cultural biases of their own creators and the data that trained them. Accompanying the five rights was an ethical framework for anybody working in neurotechnology. from scientists and entrepreneurs to corporations and investors, which was modeled on medicine's Hippocratic Oath, dubbed the Technocratic
WIRED@wired.com · 2d ago

Silicon Valley companies are already working on neurotechnology products that track your brain activity. The next privacy frontier might be the things you only think. www.wired.com/story/book-e...

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