@Tommy_Torres ¿Has enseñado en salón de #escuelapública? Es difícil dar educación humana a niños con trauma detrás de una computadora. Damnificados afectados por pobreza, todavía no leen a los once años. Haz diferencia con acción, enseña a leer a un niño @IslandCorps https://t.co/xAoMPODcSw

I’m sorry. Doing my best to prepare you for what I have seen ahead.

This experiment proves how your words physically change the world around you..‼️

onto scenes: Miranda getting Andrea together after she laughed at her job

Jeff Bezos’s wedding guests are the perfect and quite embarrassing example of why money does not EVER, ever, ever, buy class. Hundreds of adults and only a handful were dressed appropriately for a wedding. Ladies, remember, snake attire is appropriate for the nightclub, not for

Grateful this guy is putting out these videos so we can truly see how these companies are poisoning us. Will you eat Doritos again after watching this?

«Teachers who make physics boring are criminals» — Walter Lewin https://t.co/X5aFvucGgj

Children's drawings 😂❤️

The former Puerto Rico govt & current OBoard handed control of Prepa, the electric utility, to companies which have almost no experience managing utilities. This has resulted in high costs & regular power outages. Additionally New Fortress is nearly bankrupt #muniland. Time to

Defined by helplessness or defined by determination. "We cannot change the cards we are dealt, just how we play the hand." —Randy Pausch

🇵🇷💔 10. What happens the day the ships stop coming to bring fuel and food to Puerto Rico? What happens to us if the ships ever stops coming to our island, mi gente? 💡🇵🇷☀️It’s time to take our island power back. None of us can do this alone. We MUST 👏 HAVE 👏SOLAR

☀️ 9. Puerto Rico doesn’t need to wait for permission. We need sovereign community microgrids. 🇵🇷✅ Solar. Storage. Local control, free from dependency. At 25¢ per kWh, your money goes further feeding your kids and powering your roof than feeding PREPA’s fossil-fueled corpse.

🧡 8. Why doesPuerto Rico’s energy matters for the US ? We burns millions of gallons daily to power a system that’s outdated, expensive, and fragile. It will cost $9 trillion in taxpayer money to fix 60 year old machines. ♥️🇵🇷Come on island people, let’s innovate! And when

🔥 7. Energy Dependency in Puerto Rico does not strengthen our economy: •62% petroleum •24% natural gas •8% coal •7% renewables We import most of it. Per capita? We use half the oil of the US, yet pay way more. 🫠 We’re bleeding money for dirty, unreliable power for

📈 6. The Price You Pay PR’s true electric cost: ~25.6¢ per kWh → That’s higher than 47 U.S. states → Beaten only by: 1.Hawaii 40.51¢/kWh 2.Rhode Island 31.66¢/kWh 3.California 30.22¢/kWh 🫠 And we still get blackouts.

⛽ 🇵🇷 5. Fuel Use & Cost in Puerto Rico: 1 kWh ≈ 0.08 gallons of oil 34M kWh × 0.08 = 2.72M gallons/day 2.72M gallons ÷ 42 = ~64,762 barrels/day $110/barrel avg. = ~$7.1M/day (fuel alone) This is No LUMA fees. No repairs. Just fuel.

⚡3. Electricity from Oil? Puerto Rico generates ~54.8M kWh/day. 62% is powered by imported petroleum sponsored by the US Government. → That’s ~34 million kWh/day from oil we don’t produce → Paid for (mostly) by you and the US taxpayer. 🫣 🚨That’s ~$7.1 million/day in cash

🧾 2. 🇵🇷🫣Puerto Rico consumes nearly 70x more energy than it produces. That’s like swiping a maxed-out credit card and wondering why it gets declined — but instead of brunch and sneakers, it’s your kid’s school lights and grandma’s oxygen machine.

🛑🇵🇷⚡️ Another Puerto Rico Massive Power Outage. The island will be in the dark for at least two days but what if every community had its microgrid? Let’s discuss LUMA, energy sovereignty, and why our island runs like a maxed-out credit card. 🧵💡A Thread for you to learn…

Archaeologists have discovered huge, spiral-shaped cylindrical structures stretching over 600 meters (about 2,000 feet) straight down beneath the Great Pyramid of Giza. These massive findings, located more than 2 kilometers (1.2 miles) below the pyramid's base, hint at enormous

NEW 🧵: Is human intelligence starting to decline? Recent results from major international tests show that the average person’s capacity to process information, use reasoning and solve novel problems has been falling since around the mid 2010s. What should we make of this?