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"You follow person A, I think person A is shit so I'm going to threaten to stop following you if you don't think the same way I do" If you do this and it's not for personal safety (abuse, dox, etc), please quit assuming why people follow others or unfollow me 👍

@VivetVeritate Constantly and its maddening

Have you ever had conversations with a family member, child or significant other where you talk to them about some troubling behavior and they roll their eyes and say "you repeat the same thing over and over again." And you say, yes but your behavior repeats over and over again

🚨 do you understand what scientists just did to deafness.. researchers injected a modified harmless virus directly into the cochlea the spiral cavity in your inner ear.. carrying a working copy of a gene called OTOF.. the gene that transmits sound signals from your ear to your brain.. without it, your ear hears everything.. your brain receives nothing.. 10 completely deaf patients.. single injection.. within weeks all 10 could hear.. 10 out of 10.. here's what nobody wants to say.. cochlear implants cost between $30,000 and $100,000 per patient.. hearing aids sell for up to $7,000.. the global hearing industry is worth over $9 billion a year.. every year.. recurring.. because deafness has never been cured.. just managed.. one injection ends all of that.. and in 2018 goldman sachs analysts literally wrote this in a report about gene therapy.. "curing patients is not a sustainable business model" that's a goldman sachs equity research note.. sent to investors.. warning them that companies developing one-time cures were a risky bet because cured patients stop buying products.. the science to fix single broken genes has existed in research labs for years.. the same platform used here already cured a form of blindness in 2017.. cured spinal muscular atrophy in babies in 2019.. there are over 10,000 known single-gene disorders.. millions of people labelled "incurable".. the platform exists.. the proof is 10 out of 10.. the question was never whether they could fix it.. it's whether fixing it was good for business.

This is over a year old, but it has still only ever been seen by a minority of my followers, so I hope you will forgive me it you are seeing it again.

Steam turbines ruled power generation since the 1800s—wasteful, heat-leaking relics of early industrial capitalism. China just scaled supercritical CO2 systems that turn waste heat into power, boosting efficiency and cutting fuel use. A real shift in energy economics.

@SenatorWong The state of this - haven't seen a ratio like this for a very long time Over half a million views and only 137 likes That's a 0.0262452107% approval strike rate, @SenatorWong It's almost as if nobody, of any persuasion, believes a word you're saying . x.com/SenatorWong/st…

We are a but a mere vassal of the US and we will do whatever they tell us to. Unless we grow some, ahem, ballz.

I mean yeah, but the flashy LED lights do kinda help 😁

@pplsartofwar Hence why I spend most of my time here making dumb jokes 😁

Escalation happened outside the for you tab. There are three speeds in rhe current info war timeline: 1. narrative speed 2. headline speed 3. reality speed The first two is where entertainment and rumors is the feed. Real stuff happens in the 3rd and takes time to see.

@Harold_2036 @RTSG_Main @SmokieOkie2036 I can't explain why, but I agree 😂

@RTSG_Main @SmokieOkie2036 He looks like he plays Nintendo switch

REMINDER: This fat fuck and incel for years has accused the ACP of being Feds (pure projection on his part). He was fully disproven. Jonny Meade is the world’s biggest liar.

Lenin will always be fundamentally right that for socialism to exist, it must be superior in every single possible way to capitalism, qualitatively, quantitatively, scientifically, better at production, better at life standards, in de-commodifying and destroying class relations

THE FIRST VACUUM TUBE INTEGRATED CITCUT WAS INVENTED TO BEAT UNFAIR TAXES. The 1926 German Radio Tax: How One Clever Tube Beat the Bureaucrats (And Why Governments Will Repeat the Mistake with Robots) ~ In 1926, the German government had a brilliant idea for raising revenue from the exciting new world of radio broadcasting: tax the radios themselves. Not by their price, size, or even their power consumption. No. They taxed them by the number of vacuum tubes (or, more precisely, by the number of valveholders or sockets they contained). The more tubes your receiver had, the higher the Rundfunksteuer (radio tax) you paid. It was a classic case of early 20th century bureaucracy trying to squeeze money out of technology it barely understood. Enter Loewe Audion GmbH, a German radio manufacturer. They were not about to let a silly per tube tax kill their business. In 1926, they introduced the Loewe 3NF. A single glass envelope that packed three triode vacuum tubes, plus two fixed capacitors and four fixed resistors, all sealed inside one unit. It was essentially a complete radio receiver circuit in one tube. A full featured three stage radio now only needed one socket, so it was taxed as a humble single tube set. The 3NF let Loewe undercut competitors dramatically, and roughly one million of these ingenious devices were produced. It was, quite literally, one of the worlds first integrated circuits. Decades before the silicon chip. But born not from Moores Law, but from tax evasion. When one filament eventually burned out (as tubes did back then), the whole expensive assembly had to be replaced, but Loewe even offered a repair service. Innovation driven by government overreach? Sounds familiar. Governments Never Learn Fast forward a century. Radio tubes are long gone, replaced by transistors, microchips, and now AI powered robots and autonomous systems. Yet the bureaucratic impulse remains exactly the same: when something new and productive emerges, tax it by counting its parts in the most literal, outdated way possible. Imagine the future headlines: New EU Robot Tax Bill: Levy Based on Number of Actuators, Sensors, or AI Cores or how large the parameters. Or an American proposal: Tax robots per motor or per teraflop of compute. Policymakers, desperate for revenue as automation displaces traditional jobs, will inevitably reach for the same blunt instrument Germany used in 1926. They will ignore value created, economic output, or societal benefit, and instead fixate on something countable and physical. Just like counting glowing glass envelopes in a wooden radio cabinet. The 3NF proved that clever engineers will always find a workaround. Companies will design single actuator humanoid robots that somehow perform like multi limbed ones, or cloud based AI systems that minimize on device taxable hardware. Innovation will be diverted into tax dodging contortions rather than genuine progress. Meanwhile, the tax collectors will be left scratching their heads, just as they were when the first 3NF equipped Loewe radios flooded the market. History does not repeat, but it rhymes. In 1926, the German state tried to meter the future with 19th century logic and got outmaneuvered by a single brilliant tube. A hundred years later, when robots roam factories, homes, and streets, the same shortsightedness will return. Because governments, like bad comedians, only have one joke. The Loewe 3NF was not just a radio part. It was a warning: tax the technology stupidly, and the technology will tax you right back.

🇱🇧💥🇮🇱 O Hezboll4h exterminando a ratazana sionista no atacado.

Murmurings against AUKUS are becoming a chorus. The leadership of the three main pro-war, zionist-toady parties (ALP, COALition and the Pauline Hanson fan club) are increasingly out of step with Australian public opinion.

but not the same resources

This must’ve been how insane we sounded to indigenous people in the 17th century

@Sally_Owl @PollyWi92611992 Ive noticed this a lot lately Speaking to a bunch of different people that are all over the place politically and economically, all of them hate this war, the oil crisis that stems from it, and our current govt for dragging us into this bullshit As you say, united in contempt

@PollyWi92611992 I realise after I reposted this the account is on the other end of the political spectrum to me Seems these four, together with the rest of the government, are uniting people from across the board in their contempt for them

Agree - so what can we do RIGHT NOW to remove them from office?

@OzmunC thank you again ✊🔥 rumble.com/v782el0-projec…

When asked what democracy is, here’s what President Thomas Sankara of Burkina Faso 🇧🇫 had to say. He also explained why he refused loans from the IMF and food aid.