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"The humor is pitch-black, and the overriding tone is one of cynicism—the perfect match for post-austerity, post-Brexit, post–Boris Johnson Britain. In the foreground is a succession of double crosses, mole hunts, car chases, and assassinations. The background is a quiet hum of institutional failure, political corruption, and hopelessness."

theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/

"A Feira do Prato Falante no Porto é já no próximo domingo dia 17 de Dezembro na @this_is_the_spot das 14h às 19h na rua São Victor 143 A."

@hunchbacksociety @almeida_felipa @madparreira @jorgenesbitt & more

"Surpersized portraits pasted on to the houses of a favela in Rio de Janeiro in 2008 .  

© Alamy"

ft.com/content/b0e163b9-4604-4

"BBC film-maker and photographer Sam Rowley captured this astonishing scene of mice apparently squabbling for dropped crumbs after he had spent five cold nights lying flat on a London Underground platform."

theguardian.com/world/2023/dec

"Una magistral obra, que el dibujante ha realizado con la ayuda de Terrasa, que nos recuerda cómo la sociedad democrática actual se cimentó con el olvido de esas personas asesinadas por sus ideas y se forjó asimismo en el dolor del recuerdo de sus familiares."

elpais.com/babelia/2023-12-09/

"Heuer et al. then set out to find which computational model of evolution was able to recreate the anatomies of the cerebellums found in the different mammalian species. They found that a stabilising model – that is, when animals that are straying away from their common ancestor randomly evolve back to these initial properties – worked best. Using this model, Heuer et al. estimated that the organism most mammals descended from probably had a cerebellum similar to the one found in an animal known as the rock hyrax (Figure 1B)."

elifesciences.org/articles/931

"A recent Human Rights Watch report says settler violence in the occupied West Bank has doubled since the 7 October attacks. Photographer David Lombeida stayed with Palestinian families facing threats and abuse from settlers encroaching on their land"

theguardian.com/world/2023/dec

“Most great ideas, or a lot of them anyway, were thought at the time to be rubbish, and you were reckoned an idiot for having them.
This was true of stupid ideas too.
Telling them apart was the tricky bit.”
Mick Herron – Slough House

"This article is dedicated to researchers who aspire to more than just a temporary solution for data analysis. It's for those who are committed to developing a deeper understanding and proficiency in bioinformatics."

network.febs.org/posts/navigat

Last day in Lisbon:

"FEIRA DO PRATO FALANTE December 5th & 6th at Campo de Ourique from 12h to 20h."
At atelier @almeida_felipa featuring @hunchbacksociety & more.

"El Museo Nacional de Arte Antiga rastrea las relaciones entre pintores ibéricos en ‘Identidades Partilhadas’, la primera gran exposición dedicada al arte español en el país vecino"

elpais.com/cultura/2023-12-05/

Some local color from Rui Tavares' history of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights yesterday at CCB: Hannah Arendt lived briefly in Lisbon in 1941.

Buster Keaton's "The General" at one of Lisbon's most special spots, a Cinemateca Portuguesa. Bonus: accompanied by a live pianist.

cinemateca.pt/Entrada.aspx

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