Fracrist
@fracrist.bsky.social
Composer, curious about life, beauty addicted, freedom and equality supporter.
Back here after more than a year.
I'm doing some housekeeping of my social platform accounts, trying to find a place that fits.
I'm doing some housekeeping of my social platform accounts, trying to find a place that fits.
March 21, 2025 at 8:26 AM
Back here after more than a year.
I'm doing some housekeeping of my social platform accounts, trying to find a place that fits.
I'm doing some housekeeping of my social platform accounts, trying to find a place that fits.
Looking at what the world is going through makes me willing to write some more good music.
Because that's what I can do, what I love to do and what I can give to increase the amount of beauty in our lives.
Because that's what I can do, what I love to do and what I can give to increase the amount of beauty in our lives.
February 13, 2024 at 11:03 PM
Looking at what the world is going through makes me willing to write some more good music.
Because that's what I can do, what I love to do and what I can give to increase the amount of beauty in our lives.
Because that's what I can do, what I love to do and what I can give to increase the amount of beauty in our lives.
Reposted by Fracrist
A Franciscan friar’s influence on AI policy shows how the Church is grappling with the technology.
Meet the Vatican’s AI mentor
Friar Paolo Benanti is shaping how to control artificial intelligence in Rome and the Vatican.
www.politico.eu
February 13, 2024 at 4:10 AM
A Franciscan friar’s influence on AI policy shows how the Church is grappling with the technology.
Reposted by Fracrist
The head of Belgium's central bank has urged EU lawmakers to tell the truth about the real costs of "greening" the economy.
Belgium central bank chief: Going green won’t make you richer
And people will get angry if you don’t come clean about that, Pierre Wunsch says.
www.politico.eu
February 13, 2024 at 12:38 PM
The head of Belgium's central bank has urged EU lawmakers to tell the truth about the real costs of "greening" the economy.
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A Dutch appeals court has ruled that the government of the Netherlands should halt shipments of components for F-35 fighter jets to the Israeli government because of its continued assault on Gaza.
Court orders Dutch to stop shipping F-35 parts to Israel
The ruling comes as Prime Minister Mark Rutte arrives in Israel for a visit.
www.politico.eu
February 12, 2024 at 3:57 PM
A Dutch appeals court has ruled that the government of the Netherlands should halt shipments of components for F-35 fighter jets to the Israeli government because of its continued assault on Gaza.