juice is on here now

let me throw some fuel on the fire that is the discourse about boys getting laid!!! current-day manopshere content is not good at getting boys laid and that's an effect of the incentives at play. you cannot build an audience of resentful little virgins if you succeed at helping them to have sex

they don't want pussy. they want to endlessly critique pussy

i know this is quaint of me but the white house renovation is crazy illegal and actually really emblematic of how trump sees the presidency as belonging to him

yeah just so we're clear, if you starve an entire population, the first people to die will be those with diabetes or other medical problems. them, children, anyone who was already malnourished. they are still dying of starvation. they are just dying first

Most experts acknowledge that a takeover by artificial intelligence is coming for the video game industry within the next five years, and executives have already started preparing to restructure their companies in anticipation. After all, it was one of the first sectors to deploy A.I. programming in the 1980s, with the four ghosts who chase Pac-Man each responding differently to the player's real-time movements.

This is an insane thing to write about game development. www.nytimes.com/2025/07/28/a...

so long suckers! i rev up my motorcylce and create a huge cloud of smoke. when the cloud dissipates im lying completely dead on the pavement

To whom it may concern, and it should concern the editor: I was quoted in your publication: https://cosmosmagazine.com/earth/oceans/can-we-engineer-our-way-out-of-ocean-acidification/ Still, others aren't convinced that good intentions are enough. Dr. David Ho, Professor of Oceanography at University of Hawaii at Manoa, a cofounder and the Chief Science Officer of |C|Worthy, a non-profit that works on verifying ocean-based carbon dioxide removal, believes carbon removal efforts like ocean alkalinity enhancement shouldn't be left solely in the hands of private companies. "They have no way to prove that what they're doing is effective - that's a big problem," Dr Ho said. The crux of the dilemma, he explains, is that we are fighting a planetary-scale problem, but are doing it with tools that are still being built and tested. Geoengineering is not inherently good or bad, but it is inherently powerful. And power, especially when exercised in ecosystems as complex and fragile as the ocean, must be handled with caution. However, I have never spoken to your reporter, nor would I have said those things. I would like you to remove my quote from your story, and issue a public correction and apology. Furthermore, you should look into whether the other parts of the article are also factually correct. Thanks. d.

WTF? I was quoted in this story but I have never spoken to the reporter nor would I have said those things. Is everything just generated by LLMs these days?

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Somebody asking Google Gemini to give them a random 32-character string and it responding with “aBcDeFgHiJkLmNoPqRsTuVwXyZ0123456789”

Lmao this rules so hard

i love einstein on the beach

Also the premise—that anti-genocide protests filled with Jews holding Shabbat services, leading teach-ins, and getting violently attacked by Zionists constituted "antisemitism run amok"—is a contemptible lie that should be countered whenever it slithers out.

oh phew haha i was concerned bc i realize my pov here kinda sounds like "the israeli government orchestrated the oct 7 attacks", which is not true but which i have seen people saying

to clarify my stance bc i realize it reads as deranged: i do not believe israel currently controls hamas. it is however established fact that israel supported hamas over the PLO; hamas's policy platform supports israeli interests in perpetuating palestinian subjugation

For my money, the Senate Democratic caucus seems to be one of the most serious foreseeable hurdles to any project of constitutional restoration. Not because of a pivotal member or two getting cold feet, but rather a pervasive sclerotic disbelief at what time it is.

"oh i hate israel but their sock puppet is so slay 💅" please develop a basic grasp of the political situation

"you are a dumbass if you think pro-palestine protestors support hamas" is one of my best talking points for shutting down israel supporters, please don't ruin this for me by deciding it's actually based to support the shitty conservative political party that israel installed into power

hamas' politburo put a torturer whose lifelong job was murdering palestinians in charge of gaza, abandoned their charitable ventures except to extort them for money to pay thugs, and then fucked off to live off of embezzled money in qatar

here’s just a list of numbers

In another incident in 2019, The Times reported that a male aide to Cuomo was "stunned" when the governor told him, "You'd be a good-looking tranny if you get a good set of tits," according to a person with direct knowledge of the comment.

Never forget that Andrew Cuomo loves sexual harassment so much that he’s making up completely imaginary women to sexually harass. www.businessinsider.com/cuomo-compla...

In which Pam Bondi claims they have discovered methamphetamine being trafficked in pill form “for the first time.”🙄

gm top chickens, good news today!

ICE Air guards have been putting hoods on migrant passengers who bug them since at least 2017. This is totally against federal aviation regulations, which bars any obstruction that could prevent passengers from evacuating during takeoff and landing. The FAA knows ICE does this yet doesn't stop them.

AC is SO MUCH EASIER to decarbonize than heating...we're already like halfway to carbon free AC in the US, while heat is like 10% of the way there.

Mel is on the ground in a lot of these major Flashpoints rn. Toss an Independent journalist a follow and support her work.

at no point in recorded history has the land which now makes up Israel not been occupied by both the ancestors of Israelis and the ancestors of Palestinians, who, by and large, are precisely the same people

basically there is no way to make any kind of coherent landback argument universally favoring either Palestinians or Israelis without establishing some kind of perfectly arbitrary statute of limitations or rule of priority

Blocking my column because it was too opinionated was a shock. I’ve authored many pieces over my 17 years writing the Federal Diary (renamed the Federal Insider in 2016), that were at least if not more opinionated as the now dead one. In that piece, I argued that “one hallmark of President Donald Trump’s first three, turbulent months in office is his widespread, ominous attack on thought, belief and speech.” The piece contained specific examples, including Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s alarming memo supporting deportation of Columbia University pro-Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil. Rubio said Khalil could be expelled for “expected beliefs…that are otherwise lawful.” What immigrants might believe in the future now can make them federal law enforcement targets. Another far-reaching example I cited is Trump’s aggressive attack on speech promoting diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI). His executive order commanded federal agencies to “excise references to DEI and DEIA [“A” for accessibility] principles, under whatever name they may appear.” Also, Tufts University student Rumeysa Ozturk, of Turkey, was abducted off the street by masked officers because she co-wrote an op-ed critical of Israel. It was a terrifying sight, caught on video, which previously would have seemed more applicable to George Orwell’s dystopian and cautionary tale against totalitarianism and thought police in is novel “1984.” This is America in 2025. Killing that column was a death blow to my life as a Washington Post columnist. But I wrote two more articles to see if I could cope with the restrictions. That’s when I learned just how severe the policy is. In my next piece, I was not allowed to describe a potential pay raise for federal employees as “well-deserved” because of Post policy. As a columnist, I can’t live with that level of constraint. A column without commentary made me a columnist without a column. I also was troubled by significant inconsistencies in the implementation of the p…

Joe Davidson, longtime Washpost columnist, quit due to editing restrictions. He couldn't call a pay raise for fed'l employees "well deserved" or say that a hallmark of Trump’s "turbulent months in office is his widespread, ominous attack on thought, belief & speech”

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4.6 Billion Years On, the Sun Is Having a Moment In the past two years, without much notice, solar power has begun to truly transform the world’s energy system.

anti-doomer sentence of the day: "Globally, roughly a third more power is being generated from the sun this spring than last"

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sickos meme re-done with mac, paws on a window barking. he has a collar with a bone nametag that says "sickos" and he's saying "ROO... BOOWOO WOO... ROO!"

is this anything