A small tool to view real-world ActivityPub objects as JSON! Enter a URL
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to the server to view the underlying object.
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"content": "Altruism / Emergent intelligence: Bees move to places with most stress to help relieve the other bees there of it and so help the colony as a whole. Like politicians ;-) and other members of society go help out where they are most needed and can make the most difference towards making a better world for everyone. Thanks for the inspiration, bees!<br /><a href=\"https://www.inverse.com/article/49219-bees-exhibit-collective-intelligence\" target=\"_blank\">https://www.inverse.com/article/49219-bees-exhibit-collective-intelligence</a>",
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"content": "Altruism / Emergent intelligence: Bees move to places with most stress to help relieve the other bees there of it and so help the colony as a whole. Like politicians ;-) and other members of society go help out where they are most needed and can make the most difference towards making a better world for everyone. Thanks for the inspiration, bees!\nhttps://www.inverse.com/article/49219-bees-exhibit-collective-intelligence",
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"content": "Catching a swarm - Cut from theatre movie ",
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"content": "Doe mee met onze volgende Bijencursus in Amsterdam!",
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"content": "If you treat the bees with respect, you can almost always visit them without a suit",
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"content": "Maybe a FAQ and tutorial for my friends I'm trying to convince to switch from FB.<br />Don't get the idea behind a person, post and group. Seems logic to me that a post can be made in a Group (group of persons that can post a status or message), on a person's page (no idea why we call it status like on FB in stead of post or message to friends) or a Page (group of posts around a topic).<br />Also images load quite slow on my Safari OSX, and when i make a change to my profile it takes a while to go to the server and back to browser so even when saved, looking back right away if the changes have been made I still see the old info. We can change our name but can we still change the URL of our profile?<br />This is the url we will want to put at the bottom of our emails telling friends: \"I have moved from Facebook to Minds, please connect with me here: URL\" as Facebook has blocked many accounts of people they suspect are not using their real name and asked them to send a copy of their pasport to unlock there account like mine. Those like me not willing to do that can only let their network know via email. Can we make a webpage that lists fb users -if they want that of course- that have been blocked with their fb name with a link to their new Minds profile. I spend 5 years building a network on FB, many people I only had a fb connection with and i have now lost that network and the acces to my page and people that subscribed to it. We need to make it easy for people to move from FB to Minds, taking there network with them, if not posts, pictures and shares. Also hope the usability can be kick-ass so people see it as a good replacement or improvement to FB as many want to leave. They mainly don't want to loose their existing network work so let's find smart solutions for them to take it with them. Some incentive to move from FB to Minds next to privacy issues could also help, and publicity of course, but a good running system is required before so people don't bounce back when they get started. Anyway many thanks to all of those working at improving the system and protecting our privacy and security! Unfortunately I don't have the skills or money to contribute in that way, but doing my best to be part of the change this world needs by trying to help the bees. If we all plant one seed we can soon have a flourishing world with enough to eat for men and the bees! With gratitude. G",
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"content": "Maybe a FAQ and tutorial for my friends I'm trying to convince to switch from FB.\nDon't get the idea behind a person, post and group. Seems logic to me that a post can be made in a Group (group of persons that can post a status or message), on a person's page (no idea why we call it status like on FB in stead of post or message to friends) or a Page (group of posts around a topic).\nAlso images load quite slow on my Safari OSX, and when i make a change to my profile it takes a while to go to the server and back to browser so even when saved, looking back right away if the changes have been made I still see the old info. We can change our name but can we still change the URL of our profile?\nThis is the url we will want to put at the bottom of our emails telling friends: \"I have moved from Facebook to Minds, please connect with me here: URL\" as Facebook has blocked many accounts of people they suspect are not using their real name and asked them to send a copy of their pasport to unlock there account like mine. Those like me not willing to do that can only let their network know via email. Can we make a webpage that lists fb users -if they want that of course- that have been blocked with their fb name with a link to their new Minds profile. I spend 5 years building a network on FB, many people I only had a fb connection with and i have now lost that network and the acces to my page and people that subscribed to it. We need to make it easy for people to move from FB to Minds, taking there network with them, if not posts, pictures and shares. Also hope the usability can be kick-ass so people see it as a good replacement or improvement to FB as many want to leave. They mainly don't want to loose their existing network work so let's find smart solutions for them to take it with them. Some incentive to move from FB to Minds next to privacy issues could also help, and publicity of course, but a good running system is required before so people don't bounce back when they get started. Anyway many thanks to all of those working at improving the system and protecting our privacy and security! Unfortunately I don't have the skills or money to contribute in that way, but doing my best to be part of the change this world needs by trying to help the bees. If we all plant one seed we can soon have a flourishing world with enough to eat for men and the bees! With gratitude. G",
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"content": "Giving the bees love,<br />love is what you will get back!",
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"published": "2016-02-09T22:21:21+00:00",
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"content": "Giving the bees love,\nlove is what you will get back!",
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"content": "What can we do for the bees?, not what can they do for you, should be the question in these challenging times they are facing. They have done their part and helped by pollination most of our wild plants and the crops we eat, for thousands of years. Our ways are at the base of their demise and it is up to us to change the course to find the way that is best for them.Let's see how we can support them the best way we can, by allowing and faciliatating their natural behaviours.<br />Being able to express their natural urges, these wonderfull super-organisms might be better at fighting of their natural threats then we think. As it is a good immune sytem and natural selection that will provides us with more vital bees for the future.<br />And let's please stop polluting the environments they -and we- live in.<br />Let them thrive by offering them good (pollen- and nectar rich) organic plants so they can feed themselves throughout the year.As we, they are what they eat and how they can express themselves. <br /><br />This group is about sharing and illustrating the natural urges and behaviours of honeybee colonies, what they need to thrive, and how people keep bees in a natural way.",
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"published": "2016-02-09T22:09:30+00:00",
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"content": "What can we do for the bees?, not what can they do for you, should be the question in these challenging times they are facing. They have done their part and helped by pollination most of our wild plants and the crops we eat, for thousands of years. Our ways are at the base of their demise and it is up to us to change the course to find the way that is best for them.Let's see how we can support them the best way we can, by allowing and faciliatating their natural behaviours.\nBeing able to express their natural urges, these wonderfull super-organisms might be better at fighting of their natural threats then we think. As it is a good immune sytem and natural selection that will provides us with more vital bees for the future.\nAnd let's please stop polluting the environments they -and we- live in.\nLet them thrive by offering them good (pollen- and nectar rich) organic plants so they can feed themselves throughout the year.As we, they are what they eat and how they can express themselves. \n\nThis group is about sharing and illustrating the natural urges and behaviours of honeybee colonies, what they need to thrive, and how people keep bees in a natural way.",
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"content": "<a href=\"https://www.minds.com/blog/view/543913832565714944\" target=\"_blank\">https://www.minds.com/blog/view/543913832565714944</a>",
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"published": "2016-02-09T21:59:24+00:00",
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