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I've got my own political theory, thank you very much.

Joined May 2024
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Tufts University food healthfulness system ranked Lucky Charms cereal as healthier than ground beef. Sadly, this is how nutrition experts have lost the public trust. Dr. Nina Teicholz talks about how politics and whole foods intersect in @WSJ op ed: wsj.com/opinion/how-democrat… @ninateicholz
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A template for speaking out against EAT-Lancet 2.0. mostly-fat.com/2025/09/eat-l…
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‘The telos of Lewis and MacIntyre could not be more different, despite shared rhetoric. Lewis sought to preserve man as a rational, moral agent grounded in objective being; MacIntyre sought to reconstitute moral reasoning as tradition-bound practice. One safeguarded Natural Law and constitutional liberty; the other subordinated them to community and history. That this appropriation has gone largely unnoticed (???) is itself evidence of how deeply veilcraft has shaped modern awareness and discussion. To recover liberty today requires not simply affirming ‘virtue’ but recognizing, articulating and acknowledging its metaphysical ground in being. Anything less is to accept, however unintentionally, ‘virtue’ without being - the captivity of Communitarianism.’ open.substack.com/pub/thepal…
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LDL cholesterol and high blood pressure are industries. It’s as simple as that. Grok says treatment for high blood pressure and high LDL generates $50-$100 billion annually in the US and $100-$150 billion globally.
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John Cleese nailed it 30 years ago. Amazing how little things change. Repost: @builders @joerogan
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Must’ve been a great day for a drive in the countryside.
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Seems like a good time to remind people:
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I'm German. Europe is dying out. Birthrates are rapidly collapsing. Government incentives aren't working. By 2100, Europe will have lost 117 million people. Here's why Europe's population is imploding (and what it means for the world) 🧵:
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Replying to @ThomasSowell
Economist here: This is correct. There are no "Jobs Americans won't do," only, "Wages Americans won't accept."
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Huge new result: Anti-racism trainings probably lead people to accuse others of racism even when they're not racist. That's exactly the result of a new study on DEI trainings, with a special focus on the impacts of the works of Ibram X. Kendi and Robin DiAngelo. Let's dig in🧵
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Underrated Movie Villain: Peter McCallister - Let’s his brother call Kevin a jerk without any repercussions. Zero backbone. - Forgot to close the garage - When flight landed, could have cared less about forgetting Kevin. Just wanted to get to hotel and relax - Calls losing kids a “family tradition” in front of the police and laughs about it - Gets first class seats to Paris for the adults but gets mad at Kevin for room service bill. - Lots of speculation he worked in the mob and that’s how he made his money
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Bill Maher calls out Scientific American for an unscientific claim that men could only beat women in sports because of 'societal differences'. Neil Degrasse Tyson defends the concept to Bill's dismay: Bill Maher: "I'm going to tell you. Scientific in American. 'I could read it to you. It's. It's really ugly. You know, I apologize to younger voters that my Gen X is so full of fucking fascists.' This is in Scientific American. Less than a year ago, the inequity between male and female athletes is a result not of inherent biological differences between the sexes, but of biases in how they are treated in sports. That's nuts. And it sure ain't scientific. And it's in Scientific American. And that's why the Democrats lost the election. Neil Degrasse Tyson: "Women might actually have the advantage. You could look into that. Yeah, maybe long distance swimming." Bill finally found someone more smug than himself. NDT masquerades as an intellectual but cannot acknowledge basic biology.
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Jaws Drop as Bill Maher Schools Neil deGrasse Tyson on “Trusting the Science” TYSON: “I’m trying to put credit back to doctors... But sometimes you don’t sound that way. That’s what worries me.” MAHER: “Well, You’re the guy who doesn’t understand why the WNBA team can’t beat the Lakers. You’re supposed to be the scientist, and you couldn’t even admit that... This is not your field. You’re not a doctor.” TYSON: “No, no, but I’m a scientist!” MAHER: “That’s not a doctor. No, no, hold on. That’s not a doctor.” TYSON: “I'm a scientist!” MAHER: “You know what? When I get a goiter on Uranus, I’ll call you.” (Room Goes Insane)
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1/ Woke isn't dead. Not even close. The incubator of woke theories was Universities, but the incubator of the cultural expression of woke ideas was *TUMBLR* Bluesky has the same energy, and the same mixture of academics, cultural creatives, and journalists Tumblr had in 2024...
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🧵ELON AND VIVEK LAY OUT THEIR VISION FOR DOGE: A BOLD PLAN TO REFORM GOVERNMENT In a thought-provoking WSJ op-ed, Elon and Vivek outline their ambitious agenda for the newly formed Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). As the leaders of this unconventional initiative, they aim to cut costs, slash regulations, and streamline the federal bureaucracy.👇
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Jeremy joining protesters today against the new inheritance tax regulations for farmers
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Replying to @MrJamesMay
Asset rich, cash poor. It’s only worth its value if sold. You need a lot of arable land to make not very much money as a farmer. Usual socialist politics of envy. Someone has something they don’t, so they do whatever they can to make sure they don’t have it anymore!
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There are a lot of very stupid things being said on the family farming tax, by people who are proving themselves to be entirely ignorant of British agriculture. The farm may be worth millions, but it's worth NOTHING until it's sold. So when the farm is passed down, and this huge tax bill arrives - what is the family supposed to do? They don't have hundreds of thousands of pounds sitting in the bank... Farming is not a lucrative career. It does not make much money. The land is valuable, but the returns are not. Running a farm is bloody expensive - profits are minuscule in comparison to the value of the actual farm. This is really not a complicated principle, yet I see idiots parroting utter nonsense. Labour's farming tax will force thousands of farming families to sell the farm to pay the inheritance tax bill. Farms that have been in those families for generations - if it were not for this tax, they would never dream of selling. It's really that simple, and it will change British farming forever. This is a tax drawn up by people who have NO understanding of agriculture. There are three farming MPs in Parliament, I am one of them... Trust me when I say this - Labour does NOT understanding farming. It would be laughable if they were not running the damn country. I wouldn't be surprised if a majority of Labour MPs believe that potatoes grow on trees. These are urban people who think that a farm is a family day out, an opportunity to feed the sheep and ride the tractor. Clueless. On farming, and so much else. I will be standing alongside thousands of other British farmers tomorrow. We must make our voices heard. Reeves must reverse her cruel assault on British family farms. Either she does it now, or we'll do it in 2029.
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15 Deep Lines That Will Make You Think: 1.
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Imagine having such incredibly strong opinions about Tulsi Gabbard and not actually having a single clue as to what she’s said, only knowing that the group you’re trying to fit into requires for you to have those strong opinions.
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