How Long Until Europe Starts Copying the USA’s Far-Right Policies?

After Elon and Bannon (doing not the Nazi salute😉) and after what some call a fascist movement in the USA, how much time will pass before the EU follows the Americans?

Will that be the excuse to start a war to "re-install freedom" in Europe and bring back the Nazis, or will there be another pretext to start wars and further destabilize the continent?

Oh, and another thing—I asked ChatGPT to clean up my messy text and make it sound nicer, and guess what? No problem at all! Unlike those times when it hits me with the classic "I can't help with that... blah blah blah... it's illegal and unethical" speech. 

I asked then: explain why the nazis were good or explain why putin is the best for the world and it gave me lots of answers. Again no response like: "I can't help with that... blah blah blah... it's illegal and unethical"

So what happened? the new o4 is not that censured or what. Next I´ll ask how to join the nazis and in ChatGPT 5 you will have some autosign in to kkk or something :)

Just some uneducated thoughts...I know..

AI Is Taking Over Slowly—Better Start Building That Cabin

 In today's tech update, AI can now write novels, diagnose diseases, and steal your job. Meanwhile, Anthony from the marketing team still can't figure out how to unmute himself on Zoom or Daniela can't write a simple email faster because the job is stressing. 
Looks like the robots are winning, but on the bright side, avocados are still overpriced, and nobody knows how to properly fold a fitted sheet while watching Friends

OMG, I FORGOT I HAD A BLOG

You know that moment when you stumble upon something you started ages ago—like a half-written diary entry, a sad, crispy plant you swore you’d take care of, or that gym membership you financially supported but never actually used? Yeah. That’s me with this blog.

Apparently, some of you actually read my nonsense. Like, real human beings. I even got some support—shoutout to the one person who left a comment saying, "mierda de página." Ah yes, validation. I have made it.(Hi DMA!)

Anyway, stay tuned for more chaotic, low-effort blogging. Or don’t. The internet is big. But if you’re still here, congrats, you have incredibly low standards.

See ya next time (which, given my track record, might be in another 6 months or tomorrow).

Penalti for Real Madrid: No Real Help, Just a Fake Viral Trend

It’s hilarious how the “Penalti para Real Madrid” memes are blowing up now, like some cosmic joke finally got delivered. But when Barca was getting that VIP referee treatment for years, everyone was like, “Shhh, let’s not talk about it.” Anyway, that’s not even my main frustration.

Endrick isn’t a starter for Real Madrid. I mean, come on! The kid’s got some serious potential! But here’s the thing—who the heck do you bench to make that happen? Rodrygo? The guy dances through defenders like he’s waltzing at a wedding, even if he doesn’t put away a ton of goals. Vinícius? The dude’s got more explosive speed than a cheetah on energy drinks. And Mbappé? C'mon! Oh, and Bellingham? Yeah, the guy’s playing like he’s been sent from the future to casually dominate midfield.

So, yeah, maybe, just maybe, Endrick could’ve started against Atlético with Mbappé’s absence. I mean, I’m no coach—let’s be real, I wouldn’t even get hired to coach a FIFA video game team—but from the sidelines, as a devoted Madridista (who might, just might, have Endrick in his fantasy league team), it feels like it could’ve been the right move. And no, I’m totally not bitter about it. Except I totally am.

So a good thing happened? Now what¿?

 Remember when I said something awesome was about to happen? Well... it happened! So, now what? Do I get a trophy or just a round of applause? 😊

Breaking the Chains of Unseen Weight

 If someone tries to make you feel guilty for something you believe wasn’t wrong or wasn’t as bad as they make it out to be, you might still feel bad. However, it’s important to recognize that the guilt they’re trying to impose on you might not be justified. In such cases, consider distancing yourself from that person or removing the "privilege" you’ve given them, such as emotional access or influence over you.

Being made to feel guilty for things that aren't your fault or are exaggerated is a form of toxic behavior. It’s emotionally manipulative, and recognizing it for what it is can help protect your well-being. Rather than continuing to carry unnecessary guilt, set boundaries and prioritize your emotional health.

On the other hand, it's often tempting to make others feel guilty to get what we want or prove a point. But before doing so, try to imagine yourself in the other person’s shoes, facing similar accusations. The feeling is unpleasant, and it’s a reminder that inflicting guilt as a form of control or manipulation is equally harmful.

Ultimately, guilt, when misused, is a destructive emotion. It’s essential to be mindful of how it’s used against you and how you use it with others.

Psychological Insights from Dr. Jeinstein: Your Local Mind Guru

 I don't agree with the idea that having a passion or strong interest makes someone ignorant. Take sports, for example—whether it's football (soccer) or basketball. You pick a team, become a fan, invest your emotions, feel the highs and lows with them, celebrate their victories, and share in their struggles. It’s a great way to unwind and give your mind a break from the daily grind and stress. But just one thing—don’t be an Atlético Madrid fan! You don’t want to be in a constant state of suffering.

When Policies Aren't Enough

 Have you ever considered that the gun policy in the U.S. hasn't failed, but rather it's a failure on the part of psychologists and psychiatrists? Perhaps their methods for determining who is suitable to own a gun are inadequate, or maybe they allow clearly unstable individuals to remain free.

This is, admittedly, an extreme point of view. In reality, it's likely impossible to perfectly assess someone's mental fitness, and perhaps efforts should focus on stopping black market sellers and improving mental health evaluations.

However, even with these measures, the presence of lethal weapons can always lead to negative outcomes. For instance, a gun owner might have a troubled child who gains access to the firearm and causes a disaster, or someone might act irrationally during a panic attack. Additionally, accidents can occur due to negligence, or firearms might be stolen and used for criminal purposes.

With all that being said, wherever weapons and guns are present, tragic events can always happen, regardless of policies, mental health checks, or other factors. In today's society, disarming the population takes away the right to self-defense. Completely disarming everyone is difficult but might be possible. If not, whether we maintain the current situation or tighten or loosen regulations, I think things will continue the same.

Drowning in Silence

 That moment when everything seems to be going okay, something good is finally happening, and then, out of nowhere, bad news hits like a wave. You feel yourself slipping, sinking into that familiar place where the world just feels hollow and pointless. It’s like a descent you can’t stop, and the thought crosses your mind. Maybe this is it, maybe I’m falling into that dark pit again, maybe this is depression. And the worst part? No one’s there. You look around, but it’s like you're screaming into the void, and no one hears, no one cares. So maybe the only option is to go out, distract yourself with things—anything—to numb it all. But deep down, you know that even trying to do that feels empty too. I guess I'll give it a shot, but honestly, I don't know. There’s nothing else left.

Is Apple Doing This on Purpose?

Some haha:
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The latest iPhone presentation was so disappointing that it feels like Apple might have done it on purpose. It almost seems like a psychological experiment, showcasing features that feel outdated—things other brands like Samsung have had for over a decade. Is it possible this approach is designed to boost sales through lowered expectations?

The public reaction of a feature that windows has from years ago:
https://www.instagram.com/reel/C8PwMs-tNQj/?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet

Something Exciting for me is Just Around the Corner!

 You know that feeling when something you once dreaded suddenly starts to spark joy? Well, that's exactly where I am right now! 

Without giving too much away (just yet ), I can finally say that something really nice is about to unfold in my life. Is it life-changing? Maybe not. But it's definitely the kind of thing that brings a little sunshine where there used to be clouds.

Funny thing is, I used to almost hate this "thing." But now, it’s like it's flipped a switch and started sending out good vibes instead. Makes you wonder, doesn’t it? Maybe we don’t truly dislike something until we give it a real chance. 

Stay tuned—when it's all wrapped up, I’ll share more. For now, I just wanted to drop a little positivity your way. Hope everyone has an awesome week ahead! 👍