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Today I learned there is a depiction of Muhammad in the Supreme Court, face and all, and Muslims haven't noticed yet.

850 million children, or ONE THIRD of genZ, were murdered by their own mothers that’s about 10 times as many deaths as during World War II

@AnimeBibleVerse Our descendants—the ones our sick society couldn’t murder—will undoubtedly look back upon this as the Atrocity of atrocities. They will see our entire society as wicked down to its core, and will sigh with relief that such immense disorder had long since been done away with.

@is_OwenLewis I’d recommend you just read this: open.substack.com/pub/treeofwoe/…

@BlackPhoenix565 Care to elaborate?

Western Civilization is the best path to conquer the Solar System, and settle the stars. Ad astra! 🚀✨️

@privatebirb @GrantObi More like the size of the entire Eastern US

@GrantObi No it's fine, Mars is very small, so the entire visible portion of the planet here is only about the size of new jersey

The scale of this city doesn't make any sense

@EmpireEnjoyer3 Gravity won’t be disturbed, sure, that can be accounted for. However, what about factors that cannot be accounted for? All the knowledge of mankind is but an island in a sea of the unknown. There are likely phenomena we cannot even conceive of as Westerners.

@BlackPhoenix565 We’d lose Mercury but we would grow it back + dozens or even hundreds of Earths and Mars sized planets from the Dyson Swarm that will be built out of Mercury. Gravity won’t be disturbed, you can model these things out today.

With Starlifting, we could extend the sun’s lifespan by removing material from its surface using magnetic fields and lasers. We can then create dozens of new planets with that material. A Dyson Swarm unlocks this ability. You build one with a mass driver on the moon or Mercury. SpaceX is building one on the moon. America is a Galactic Republic.

>Be Pelagius of Asturias >Moors have conquered half of Iberia >Refuses to surrender >Retreats to a cave in Covadonga with only 300 men >Moors send a massive army of 10,000 to crush your resistance >"My hope is in Christ... from this mountain shall come the salvation of Spain" >Wins >Moors flee at the literal name of Pelagius >Sparks the 700-year Reconquista >Literally saved western civilization Unfathomably based.

The West is best. Imagine what we'll build even just this century if not held back. Happy to have other like minded cultures along to strengthen our hand. Japan in particular!

@CuriosityonX New Eden

First city on Mars is about to be founded, and you get to name it. What's it going to be?

Hate to say it but very hard for America to top the beauty of Europe. Not only do our architectural codes not match up to European cities or villages, but the Alps look better than the Rockies and the Mediterranean looks better and the water is warmer than California. We have to do better. We need to build more monuments, we need to build more beautiful cities and walkable communities. We need to build taller skyscrapers, bigger ranches, gigantic bridges and faster trains. We need to populate our national parks with megafauna, both current and extinct. We need to be able to build cute towns on the California and Oregon coast. We need to make Europe a second rate vacation destination to America.

this might be the most beautiful picture ive ever seen oh my god

“don’t worry, after humanity is wiped out the earth will restore itself” What is the overlap between people who think humanity shouldn't go to space because "Earth should be fixed first" and those who think humanity should be extinct?

Okay, so, I'm not going to say the Tower of Babel was a real thing that existed, but this is ignoring the point of the mythological story. Nimrod believed in God, but considered himself to be his equal. He built the Tower of Babel so he could challenge God. By compelling people to participate in its construction, Nimrod was essentially making people turn away from God to trust in their own strength, and defy his command to spread around the world and multiply. God responded by confounding their languages and forcing them to scatter, and destroyed the tower to humble them. It wasn't that they were trying to reach the heavens. It's why they did it. A bunch of bronze age savages thought they could do the impossible. Thousands of years later, after the advent of Newtonian physics, and a World War which showed mankind why they needed to quit acting like apes fighting over a banana tree, Man was ready to reach the heavens. Not to prove he was better than God, but to better understand His creation. I'm not even a Bible-thumping Christian and I know this. Even if you don't take the story literally as an actual historical event, there's a lesson and warning against the folly of unchecked ambition and people concerting toward impossible goals doomed to disaster. Reaching the heavens is possible, but not before you're ready. Cautionary tales against trying to do things before you're ready are common in mythology. The story of Bellerophon trying to fly on Pegasus to Mount Olympus is one such story.

Through a Dirty Window Taken by the Artemis II crew with a Nikon D5 on 2026-04-06 at 22:26:57 UTC.

When you see this just remember that we are at the very beginning of the human story. Our descendants will inherit millions of stars for millions of years.