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I'm just here to point out that the image looks like a sand crawler. Utinni!
It's a really rad building! The Smithsonian is actually a collection of museums scattered around DC. This one in particular was built with all kinds of cultural heritages in mind and a particular focus on African and African Americans (naturally).
https://nmaahc.si.edu/about/building
Maybe leave the room while the adults are talking
I see how you go around on Lemmy saying Twitter-length insult comments on political discussions. An agent of mockery for Putin lovers.
Russia-watcher Catherine Fitzpatrick, who documents Kremlin disinformation for InterpreterMag .com, says just as Moscow uses vague Internet laws to encourage self-censorship, trolls inhibit informed debate by using crude dialogue to change "the climate of discussion." "If you show up at The Washington Post or New Republic sites, where there's an article that's critical of Russia, and you see that there are 200 comments that sound like they were written by 12-year-olds, then you just don't bother to comment," she says. "You don't participate. It's a way of just driving discussion away completely," she adds. "Those kinds of tactics are meant to stop democratic debate, and they work."
Smart lady
You don’t sound like an adult.
Maybe leave the room while the adults are talking.