David Herbert

It's an exquisite manifestation of contemporary-modern dance improvisation, the performer engages in a profoundly somatic, gravity-defying exploration of kinetic embodiment, channeling ethereal spirals of corporeal tension and release through a transcendent fusion of visceral contraction, luminous extension, and serpentine spinal undulations, all while surrendering to the raw, unfiltered poetry of biomechanical introspection in a stark, minimalist studio sanctum.

Hooke's law in motion: a dancer's joints anchor a real-time spring-mass lattice. Every extension, contraction, and twist propagates tension through the system; rendering these hypnotic, radiating dashed vectors as emergent force fields.

@Devon_Eriksen_ They did not look around at the rubble and form the wrong conclusions. The conclusions were forced on them by occupying American forces. Massive unrelenting propaganda and reeducation programmes where imposed.

Europe's disease is not a disease of America. It is a disease of World War 2. In 1946, after we rescued them from themselves and each other, Europeans crawled out of the rubble they had made of their continent, looked around at their mess, wept for a bit, and then formed the wrong conclusions. They decided that ethnic nations are bad. That patriotism is bad. That supporting your tribe, in preference to random strangers, is bad. They decided that these things had led to the horrors of global war and genocide in Europe itself, and so all vestiges of loyalty to one's own people must be stamped out. Nations were, forever afterward, to be post-ethnic, post-cultural legal and economic units filled with... well, anyone, really. A bunch of people who didn't, in fact shouldn't, share values, goals, morals, customs, or even a common language. Nations were to be mere fiefs, their boundaries determined by which set of political elites controlled them. America, having not been smashed to rubble in WW2, did not share this view. We saw WW2 as an expensive adventure in bailing out Europe, which we spent our treasure and our blood on (including my own grandfather's life, and his chance to ever see his grandson) precisely because we shared cultural and ethical values with the people we were rescuing. But they hate us for it. They see our patriotism as fascism precisely because they see all patriotism as fascism. Psychologists have long understood that humans respond to favors with gratitude only up until those favors become so great that they have no hope of repaying them. At that point, their gratitude turns to resentment. How dare we believe we did them a favor? How dare I believe that my father gave up his father so Europe could be safe, peaceful, and free? Don't we know that, because ${ELABORATE MENTAL GYMNASTICS}, we didn't do them any favors by fighting that war? Don't we know that, because ${ANY PATRIOTISM = HITLER}, our love of our country and favoring of its interests makes us fascist and problematic? Well, no. I don't know that. I don't think any European nation is our ally any more. Certainly, we have shared interests, but how much does that really matter, when they refuse to act in those shared interests, because they have come to believe that acting in your people's interest is bad? They hate us too much to work with us. They resent every ounce of the burden which they are asked to share. Our support has made Europe into a pack of idle welfare recipients, complete with sense of entitlement and self-destructive behavior. But if we didn't defend them... who would? Their native populations have been purged of all patriotism, and who would blame them if they didn't fight for ruling elites that hate them? Their imported third-world barbarians won't fight for them. The very idea is laughable. What's left? And what will make them wake up and think about these questions? Perhaps they need to dig themselves out of the rubble of another war.

@KingVelesI Drink several cups per day for a month, then you'll be addicted, decide you like the taste and that life isn't worth living without it.

Can someone explain to me what's so great about coffee? I've never liked it, and at 37, I still don't get the hype.

@jodiecongirl That assumption partly explains this:

i work in advertising analytics, and our models assume that an ad can't make you less likely to buy a product but honestly i am not super confident in this feature

@NoContextBrits Ask me to hold up three fingers and I'll do it the British way. Ask me to count up to three on my hand and I'll start with the thumb and end in the German hand position. Three as static symbol ≠ counted three.

@Jikkyleaks It is tricky at full moon due to werewolf interference, safer to orientate spacecraft during a new or crescent moon.

There are people down on earth that believe this. If there are any astrophysicists out there who really want a challenge please rock up in the comments and I will ask you tell us how you "tilt" a spaceship in a vacuum at full moon without changing direction. Let's go.

@gio_from_A @KeithOlbermann @AriFleischer I'm not sure what people you think I'm aligned with but if you want a more in depth and less caricatured version, grok did a good job summarising, click to read the full text... x.com/i/grok/share/d…

@natuid @KeithOlbermann @AriFleischer So just this final massive war in the Middle East as a way to say goodbye to being a global hegemon? Or anything else you people could make up to justify this, right?

When this is over, the western part of NATO will never be the same. Spain, England, France and Italy have sold us out, as they too often have a history of doing. Eastern European nations are the heart of NATO. They spend money on defense, know how to fight and love the US. France particularly deserves fault and blame. From supporting China and Russia at the UN to denying Americans overflight rights, they’re doing what they’ve always done - showing weakness, while cutting deals with terrorists. (The reason the US has a Marine Corps and Navy is unlike France, we refused to pay a ransom to the Barbary Pirates. France is always happy to cut a deal.) Wars have unintended consequences as nations show their true colors. NATO will never be the same, and Western European weakness and acquiescence is the cause.

@Tectone Simple, "sorry Detroit, your residents can't come".

How tf do people think we gon populate Mars, When we can’t even fix Detroit.

@Szabadsag1956 The Wright Brothers made the first manned controlled powered heavier than air flight. John Stringfellow made the first powered heavier than air flight.

I'm now going to kick a hornet's nest: 1. The Moon Landings happened 2. The Earth is round (or rather, an oblate spheroid) 3. The Wright Brothers made the first airplane flight

@Mikeliberation Buy her a womanizer, problem solved.

My wife still masturbates after 35 minutes of penetrative s£x. My co-worker told me last week that he’s getting tired of his marriage because he finds his wife difficult to satisfy s£xually. After f0replay and about 35 minutes of penetration, she lies beside him and still masturbates. He said he’s not really bothered about the act itself, but about how long she takes. According to him, she continues for about 20 minutes even after they’ve had s£x. I asked if they ever discussed s£x while they were dating, and he said that anytime he brought it up, she would ignore it and say it was a worldly matter. But now that they’re married, he’s seeing a completely different side of her. I told him not to consider divorce because of this—that he might just need to put in more effort in the bedroom. But another colleague overheard us and said if it were him, he wouldn’t tolerate it at all. Now it got me thinking, is this really a problem—or just a lack of understanding between two people who never had the right conversations before marriage?

@boneGPT @grok now we know your inner thoughts.

50-scene Grok slop cannon test written by Grok directed by Grok starring Grok made in Grok Imagine

@KeithOlbermann @AriFleischer No Keith "the wise" Olbermann. America will step back from being a global hegemon to being a regional hegemon, which is its stated aim. What Europe decides to do is up to them.

@AriFleischer Moron: they're kicking us out and aligning with the rest of the world. Trump will make us a fifth-rate power by the end of the year. Well done, fools

@reddit_lies @Austen Yes, also happens to be one of the few Elon ideas which Elon himself wasn't convinced by and didn't want to personally invest in, "too many other projects".

@Austen Thunderf00t successfully debunked one Elon project (hyperloop) and now he thinks literally everything Elon does is impossible.

I remember people tweeting this video at me all the time: A physics phd claimed each Starlink satellite could only serve ~1,000 customers at 20 Mbps, making the whole business model impossible. Plus the cost of launching satellites was too high to sustain.

@zwhitchcox @Austen Short answer is surface radiation and if necessary radiators. Long answer below... youtube.com/watch?v=FlQYU3…

@Austen But does anyone have an actual answer of what happens to the heat? I mean radiation is the only option I guess, but how does it work?

@peta No, too tasty.

If you want to save animals, stop eating them.

@hunter_hellman @davidbombal @ThreatLocker They believe NASA can literally "achieve the impossible" and that SpaceX does not have access to those magical powers so therefore cannot do what NASA can.

Guy literally said the ISS does it, but it doesn’t work in the same thought thread. “Hard” and “can’t” are the same concept to many people. SpaceX has 10,000 satellites doing exactly what he says can’t be done at a smaller scale with a smaller launch vehicle than the anticipated launch vehicle. “It can’t work” cost effectively with Falcon is a reasonable statement. It can’t work is obviously not true in the realm of physical possibility.

Why space servers FAIL Execs want to put data centers in space, but there's a massive physics problem: vacuums have no convection cooling. Discover why cooling servers in space relies purely on infrared radiation! Big thanks to @ThreatLocker for sponsoring my trip to ZTW26 and also for sponsoring this video. To start your free trial with ThreatLocker please use the following link: threatlocker.com/davidbombal

@Japan_lol_w Pajamas?

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@Villgecrazylady Niall Ferguson: regime historian.

However much you hate Bari Weiss’ Free Press and the warpigs it employs, I can assure you, it’ll never be enough.

@MattWardel @Ambar_SIFF_MRA Men also have more neurons and more connections, they are smarter than crows too.

They were asked who has the biggest brains: Women, men or kids? The women put all their money on women and kids, and even applied "logic" like "Women have bigger brains because we can distinguish between colors easily, because we gathered fruits in prehistoric times"

@ViktorShvets @Milajoy Stage one, "It’s not really happening".

@Milajoy Putting cause your racist undertone, you do realize that there is no invasion and Muslims constitute less than 2% of US population…

I'm sick of being called a racist because I don't want the America invaded by Islam. I want it to be the America I remember. Does anyone else feel the same way?