SpaceyMarilyn

"Who you gonna believe, me or your lying eyes?" This is how a sociopath and pathological liar acts. He looks at you with a straight face and tells a BLATANT LIE.

Went to pickup my NP thyroid medication like I do every 3 months for the last 10 years. New pharmacist. She acted like I was trying to refill Percocet or Oxy. “Why NP?” Me: “Versus Synthroid or Levo? Because T4 only medications are poison for many of us.” For a minute I thought she wasn’t going to fill it, and I’d be on some randos TikTok for losing my mind ON my birthday no less . She then prints this out, and asks me if I’d like immunizations, because I’m “not up-to-date.” “I’m in a huge hurry; can I get them all at once?” And this Gen Z pharmacist…without missing a beat, says “absolutely.” I just grabbed the form and walked off. @cvspharmacy , you need to train your people better. And why the high turnover rate at your pharmacies? Unbelievable.

@jake_zuckerman @ColonelTowner Our long term care plan for our seniors is broken.

Ohio’s nursing homes are dumping patients at homeless shelters. “The staff member [said] Resident #83 was unclear of what was going on, scared, and not sure who dropped her off there." signalohio.org/ohio-nursing-h…

Jim Harris was paralyzed. Then he ate magic mushrooms. After a snowkiting accident in Patagonia, doctors told him he'd never walk again. He broke 9 vertebrae. Paralyzed from the chest down. He was 33. A mountaineering instructor. An adventure photographer for Nat Geo. 8 months of physical therapy later... He walked like Frankenstein. Dragging his right leg behind him. Then, in 2015, at a music festival in California, someone offered him shrooms. As soon as they kicked in, muscles that hadn't worked since the accident suddenly started firing. He tapped his right hamstring. It contracted. The next morning... 𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗲𝗳𝗳𝗲𝗰𝘁 𝗹𝗮𝘀𝘁𝗲𝗱. The muscles still worked! Today, he walks with a cane. Skis, mountain bikes. "I've had a really tremendous recovery... my gut sense tells me that psilocybin has had a significant role." 15 therapies couldn't help him. 1 trip gave him his life back.

This is John Byrne, a homeless man who saved his pet rabbit Barney after a passerby threw him off a bridge. Without hesitation, he immediately jumped into the river and rescued Barney from the water. He later received an award, food for his animals, and a job offer, while the passerby was charged with animal cruelty.

@newstart_2024 Michael Hastings RIP ☠️

The CIA can remotely take over your car and drive it into a bridge at 140 mph. That’s just one of the revelations from the 2017 Vault 7 leaks, according to former CIA officer John Kiriakou. A disgruntled CIA engineer allegedly dumped thousands of pages of the agency’s most advanced hacking tools to WikiLeaks. The documents showed the CIA had developed ways to: - Hack your car’s computer and seize control - Turn your “off” smart TV into a live microphone - And much more that makes the old MKUltra programs look primitive. Kiriakou says it’s terrifying what the agency is now technologically capable of. What’s the scariest piece of surveillance or hacking capability you’ve heard about from government agencies?

Bibi is telling us the way Trump works now

This image was taken during King Leopold II of Belgium’s rule in Congo, where a man who couldn’t meet his rubber quota sits helplessly looking at his daughter’s hand and foot, which were being amputated as punishment.

hi @BasedMikeLee the vaxinjured are having to fly to JAPAN for experimental study protocol that’s actually working heres the machine below double filtration plasma apheresis the dual cartridges are not fda approved in usa we need this study fully funded by govt and pharma under the direction of our researchers and FDa approval stat to roll out in each country its the only thing working and giving abandoned vaxinjured sufferers quality of life and functionality back

2 MILLION German Boys & Men were thrown into a field surrounded with fences & barbed wire & left to starve to death & rot after WW2. Similar to what the Jewish Bolsheviks did in Russia.

🔥🚨STOLEN NEWS: This disturbing footage of a Chinese employer in Africa treating his employees like Trans Atlantic slaves went viral across the internet. Viewers begun discussing on how it appears the Chinese are ‘fare more racist than the White man’ in Africa.

Rep. Andy Ogles on Eric Swalwell: "Let's hang him. Rapists should be hung, period."

@shanaka86 Let’s go Music City Loop! @boringcompany

Last Sunday a machine was chewing through Nashville limestone while nobody was inside the tunnel. Prufrock-MB1 is 150 feet long, weighs 480,000 pounds, spins its cutterhead at 11 rpm, and operates entirely by remote control from an Operations Control Center. Zero people in the tunnel. The machine arrived on a truck, tilted into the ground on a hydraulic platform called The Monster, and started mining within hours of receiving its final permit on February 25. No crane. No launch pit. No excavation. It porpoised into the earth like a submarine diving from a dock. Nashville is building 13 miles of twin tunnels connecting downtown to the airport for between $240 million and $300 million. Roughly $20 million per mile. New York’s Second Avenue Subway cost $2.5 billion per mile. London’s Crossrail came in around $700 million. Nashville’s number is not a rounding error. It is a 95% cost reduction. And the company claims it has not yet hit its target of $8 million per mile. The physics behind this collapse is one variable: r squared. Traditional subway tunnels bore at 23 feet diameter. Prufrock bores at 12. Cross-sectional area scales with the square of the radius. Cut the diameter nearly in half and excavated volume drops by roughly 75 percent. Less rock to break, less spoil to convey, less concrete to pour, less energy to expend. The machine got smaller and the cost curve broke. But smaller diameter is only the enabler. The real breakthrough is continuous mining. Traditional boring machines advance five feet, stop, erect a precast liner, restart. Thousands of stop-start cycles per mile. Prufrock installs the liner simultaneously while mining. The machine never stops. This converts tunneling from batch processing into continuous flow, the same principle that made the Model 3 line work after the 2018 ramp crisis nearly killed the company. Vegas proved it. 68 miles approved. 104 stations. Over 4 million passengers. 82,000 riders in five days at CONEXPO. The airport tunnel opened Q1 connecting downtown to Harry Reid International in 8 minutes for 12 dollars. Dubai signed a contract for 6.4 kilometers starting late 2026. Dallas and New Orleans won free tunnels through the Tunnel Vision Challenge from 487 entries worldwide. Now connect this to the stack. Prufrock porpoises into ground using angle-of-attack entry physics. Starship bellyflops through atmosphere using the same principle. The Monster tilts a boring machine the way chopstick arms catch a booster. Continuous mining eliminates batch waste the way Gigafactory cathode production eliminated battery batch waste. ZPIT remote control mirrors Starlink’s 300,000 autonomous collision-avoidance maneuvers per year without a human in the loop. Every company in this ecosystem solves the same problem differently. Eliminate the human bottleneck. Reduce the critical dimension by a geometric scaling law. Let physics do the work that labor used to do. Rockets reuse by landing instead of rebuilding. Tunnels cheapen by boring smaller circles. Satellites dodge by computing faster than controllers can type. Cars drive safer by watching more road than eyes can see. Chips cool by radiating into vacuum at T to the fourth. R squared broke the tunnel cost. T to the fourth will break the cooling cost. The variable changes. The method never does. Nashville is not a transportation project. It is the operating system running underground.

When I was in Congress I used to talk to Staff and reporters on the Hill a lot. During that time I learned about the activities taking place in the “cages” which are the storage rooms in the basement of the House office buildings. I reported it to House Admin Chair at the time Brian Steil and he did NOTHING. But over the course of my time on Capitol Hill I learned a lot of members had Rumors and or allegations against them… now I’m not the sex police and never dug into it but to name a few rumors I heard about when I was there of members engaging in lewd or alleged sexual misconduct like behavior with staff or reporters: Eric Swalwell D-CA Tony Gonzalez R-TX Max Miller R-OH Dan Meuser R-PA Matt Rosendale (former Rep) R-MT Ruben Gallego D-AZ Nancy Mace R-SC Anthony DeEsposito (former Rep) R-NY Mark Green (former Rep) R-TN Lori Chavez (former Rep) R-OR Ritchie Torres D-NY Brian Steil R-WI Cory Booker D-NJ Bob Menendez (former senator) D-NJ

SHOCKING: This is horrific Talk about a Black mirror digital prison. The fly's brain is cloned into a computer and the virtual brain is living out its life as a fly to 95% accuracy in a false reality.😱

@AustinInquiry @WatcherGuru The guy who attacked Altman? No way

@SpaceyMM @WatcherGuru Wdym? That man is a hero and is gonna be on the good side of history when everything unfolds

JUST IN: Suspect arrested for attacking Sam Altman's home said he wanted to kill the OpenAI CEO and stop humanity's extinction from AI, CNBC reports.

@elonmusk That is so funny

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@WokeMitt Ouch

Melania said she met her husband at a New York City party in 1998. Just to be clear, she actually met Marla Maples’ husband at a New York City party in 1998.

Death penalty. I volunteer my services.