Ourpick Reading Suggestions for September 19th

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Arte desesperado: la angustia convertida en catarsis / Desperate art: anguish turned into catharsis by @mamaemigrante

The painting you share with us is brutal. The expression of the man to the little empathy we have cannot leave us indifferent. It is the living image of despair, the fall towards the inevitable. It strikes me that you say that it is hard for you to cry because your publication conveys that you have an exquisite sensitivity. Art moves us, connects with our souls, and this work is a perfect example. It has reminded me of the engravings of Francisco De Goya, a Spanish painter who made his particular catharsis and social criticism through painting. The absence of colour in addition to that look is common to both.

My Polymarket Journey #1 | Getting Things Set Up! by @costanza

Thanks for sharing your views on Polymarket! I didn't try the platform, but after hearing the news about the airdrop, I'm considering trying it out... I used to engage in sports arbitrage back in the day, and perhaps doing something similar here could be profitable (if an airdrop is substantial)...
Maybe that strategy from "mining" tokens on the (blockchain) betting websites could work out for "airdrop mining"? Betting on some 95% chance events in the last minutes/hours?

(EN/SP) Deep Web: El Atractivo de la Perversion Digital 😱😱, Sinister Review by @promete0sz

As we always say in the community, reality is always scarier than fiction, and this is the greatest example of horror that exists: a space within the internet that is part of real life, where all kinds of perversions, horror, and chilling things exist. I first heard the name “Deep Web” in a video by Dross many years ago, a video that my brother recommended to me, and I couldn't believe that something like that could exist, as if the lowest, darkest depths of human beings, the most disturbed minds, were there. Things that in my mind were not possible.
I have never visited the Deep Web, nor would I ever do so, but it is chilling to know the kind of things that go on there and that boy who invited that girl, someone very strange, I think it is very dangerous and risky. You have brought to the community, in my opinion, the most chilling and terrifying thing on this human plane. From the comments, I know there are some things there, and it seems like they are from another plane, the dark one, where there are not even humans, but evil entities.

Top Noticas Tech - Podcast Review [ENG-ESP] by @davidpena21

It's true that technology is advancing at an incredible pace, and most companies and businesses have started out with mistakes, from which they have learned and improved, and today they are exemplary, like some of the ones you mention. This channel and its podcasts are very interesting, not only because of the up-to-date information on technologies to keep abreast of the latest developments, but also because, from what I can see, it features a range of different opinions. They always seek out the latest available information to bring to the channel, making it very comprehensive and attracting a lot of interest in these topics.
Thank you very much, David, for your participation in the initiative and for bringing us this very interesting podcast channel.

Miserable, Eternal September: A Memoir by @holoz0r

Thanks, man, for sharing this story... It was different in the 90s, and I can attest that I had a similar (or no) relationship with my father... Times were different, connections weren't made, and even in adulthood, it's hard to "re-connect"... In the end, being a father today, it's different, but in a way, the same... Despite not telling "those words", we know that they were there for us, in their "specific" way...

Throw back Thursday. Memories of my praying mother by @adaezeinchrist

She definitely left a lot in you, and I feel like I know her, from what you say here. She left you such special values ​​and teachings and such a clean aura that we've even connected with a long-distance friendship. That's what good parents leave in us. I'm glad you decided to talk about her today. Never stop honoring her even though she's no longer in this world. 🙏 Thank you for remembering your mom and sharing your feelings on this #TBT Thursday.

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