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A black and white picture of the young dandy, Jonathan van Mastodon. He wears a tuxedo and stands at a slight angle to the viewer, his gaze directed smugly at the camera. The right hand holds a cigarette, the other is elegantly supported on the hip. In the background a hand-plastered wall. But in fact it is Amantine Aurore Lucile Dupin de Francueil, a French writer who wrote novels, socio-critical and feminist books and texts under the pseudonym George Sand and was therefore insulted by Nietzsche, the old sexist.

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A black and white picture of the young dandy, Jonathan van Mastodon. He wears a tuxedo and stands at a slight angle to the viewer, his gaze directed smugly at the camera. The right hand holds a cigarette, the other is elegantly supported on the hip. In the background a hand-plastered wall. But in fact it is Amantine Aurore Lucile Dupin de Francueil, a French writer who wrote novels, socio-critical and feminist books and texts under the pseudonym George Sand and was therefore insulted by Nietzsche, the old sexist.
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MissInformation (missinformation@chaos.social)'s status on Tuesday, 08-Aug-2023 02:55:02 JST MissInformation

In 1905, Dutch entrepreneur Jonathan van Mastodon invented the first social network in his father's grandfather clock factory. Due to the sparse use of the Internet, the network had to be brought from user to user in a cumbersome manner, but this did not detract from the popularity of the system. Just a few years later, several institutions had set up instances of the network, laying the foundation for today's federation.

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