Scratchy Johnson 🇺🇸

Everyone has their theories about why there isn't more young people getting into agriculture and why there's no herd expansion. It's just access to land. It's not interest rates, cow prices, or work ethic, it's just land. (Used Gemini to make the chart)

Why the modernity is so obsessed with open access to knowledge when it has no interest in it? I think the knowledge should be reserved for those really striving for it with will, passion and great desire being ready to undergo different and eventually hard tests.

If, God forbid, Abdul loses, this will be a watershed moment in Democratic politics. The fire will rise. It's over. People will be radicalized against corporate, pro-Israel Dems. There will be a reckoning. If, when, he wins, it will be a watershed moment. And that reckoning will still come.

Science just confirmed eating 2 dates filled with pumpkin seeds every morning delivers more iron, magnesium and zinc than most supplements and this combination has been used for 6,000 years.

Niche, micro celebrity carpenters are fun, apparently.

Not much call for a rock flautist these days

Be atheist. Be happy ❤️

A few minutes ago I successfully used my private AI over VPN to troubleshoot Lychee Slicer's login on my laptop. Qwen3.8-27B dove in and in < 3 min. everything was resolved. 🤯

BREAKING: President Trump announced a anti-fraud program that would pay people who expose fraud 1% of the money recovered. “If you find $1 billion, we are giving a commission to that person of 1%,” he said.

French riots being riven by 54 radical groups — including communists, free Palestine activists trib.al/GGNpqTd

There is a guy on our street who is obsessed with his chainsaw. Every few months he cuts down more trees and more brush and it makes the big lot around his house look worse. He's trimming away more and more, and it's looking barren and sad. Today he took down some little trees by the corner of the house. Not big trees that might fall and hurt the house. Little pine kinds of things. Also a big shrub by the front door which created a sort of nice wall. For some reason he also took down some little trees near the edge of the periphery. They are scattered all over the yard now and he's dragging them to the back where he will burn them tonight. He always burns this brush in the fall. That's cool, it smells good and looks nice in the night. But the constantly cutting down of the trees isn't cool. It's his place whatever - actually it's not, the house belongs to the woman who lives there, the one who he moved in with a few years ago - but it sure seems stupid to me. Whenever he gets on a chainsaw tear my wife and I both ask each other, shocked - "What the hell is wrong with this guy? He's possessed by the chainsaw." Now it's looking barren and ugly. I'm not a lawn guy or a perfectly manicured grounds guy. Quite the opposite. I like natural stuff and I like trees and bushes and houses that feel like they come out of the woods. It's like he's trying to turn the place into the saddest lot imaginable. The corner where he took down a tree is now exposed and pretty sad comparatively. I don't think he consciously wants to do it though, I think he is retired and bored and has nothing else to do and loves using the chainsaw. So he tries to find something to do just like the old lady who cleans the room that hasn't been slept in for 2 years. So I think he will just keeps cutting and cutting, sawing and sawing, burning and burning, until there isn't any thing left. Possessed by chainsaw.