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>Be me
>Had surgery and declared cancer free about a month ago
>Have left side inguinal hernia
>Have sprained ankle
>What do?
*Goes on run with dog 🐕*
#cancersucks
#cancersurvivor
There is a lot of talk about the complete lack of reason and logic from all of the jurors except one on the Lindsay Clancy case but what people miss is that anyone who gets on a jury already proves they likely have a below average intellect.
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We just ordered these as part of our homeschool curriculum. I'm so excited about this series. youtu.be/-Az588Px6rg?is=ZMF-…
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Governments everywhere called climate change an existential threat.
The solution? Net-zero. Stop increasing emissions.
Sounds nice, but basically meant, “forbid people from using cheap energy” says @AlexEpstein.
That had bad consequences.
Now they are walking back net-zero:
Is the Green Nightmare Over?
We were told climate change is an “existential” threat. So governments everywhere pledged to go net-zero and stop increasing emissions. It didn't work.
I am a very truth oriented person. I try to process and consider all of the evidence. Life is difficult for people who highly value truth. People like to hold onto their preconceived notions. It's baked into human nature. But I think we are entering a new age. If we had the Industrial age and then the Information age, I think we are entering the Age of Truth. It's easier than ever to collect evidence about things. Everyone has a camera in their pocket. I recently used a meeting recording to explain a nuanced design decision about an app in development.
But it's not all rainbows and unicorns. If we are truly entering the Age of Truth, we are also entering the Age of Deception. Just as evidence can be collected more easily than ever, it can also be manufactured more easily than ever. Take a clip out of context, or edit it with AI and the Truth is lost.
Counter to what one would think, cults are actually more popular than ever. Maybe it is because of manufactured evidence or maybe because people are overwhelmed so they outsource their thinking. Either way, interesting and challenging times lay ahead.
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"End the stupid foreign wars" is a line of propaganda straight from Moscow (and probably now Beijing and Tehran) that has been used by Communists for decades to try to undermine support for the American military efforts, especially in Asian rimland. It's just popular now. Lol
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A water main break is affecting services in L.A.’s Echo Park neighborhood. ktla.com/news/local-news/wat…
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Steve Jobs on why public education is so lousy: the teachers union. What to do? School choice through vouchers —so the money follows the child rather than the other way around. (1995)
youtu.be/Q82weiAJmaA?si=gt17…
So far from the highlights of the World Cup, I have deduced that both sides faked injuries resulting in a poor red card and a disallowed goal. This sport has some serious issues. I say all of this as a admirer of the talent involved. But the flopping has to stop.
Now @joe1inux , believe it or not, this was made with Supergrok from a photo I took.
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It doesn't matter what type of schooling it is, if the parents are involved, the kids will usually do better, if they aren't they usually won't.
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AI data centers & the power plants used to power them use about 0.2% of the water used in the US each day. About 14.8% of the water used by California almond growers. Even if AI data centers were 5 times their current size, that would still be just 1% wsj.com/opinion/caterpillar-…
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Mark Zuckerberg returns to X. Remember when you paid off counties in swing state during the 2020 election to change their election laws and allow themselves to be flooded with mail in ballot drop boxes…. Good times