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Release every congressional sexual misconduct Prosecute the shit out of all those scumbags
















David Reich on how much ancient DNA evidence has overturned so much consensus thinking how ancient cultures spread. "It wasn't peaceful, it wasn't friendly, it wasn't nice. Some of our archaeologist co-authors were just really distressed."

Elon Musk seems so chaotic from the outside, but if you think about it deeply… he’s a coherent genius A thread on @elonmusk 👇




In the crucible of ancient times, the great movements of tribes, peoples, and civilizations were not gentle drifts across landscapes but cataclysms of steel and fire. Entire nations surged forward—Scythian horsemen thundering across the steppes, Sea Peoples shattering Bronze Age empires, or Germanic hordes pressing against Rome’s frontiers—only to collide in wars where defeat was total obliteration. Victorious armies did not merely occupy land; they drove the losers from their homes, slaughtered the men by the thousands, and subjected women and children to rape and enslavement as the spoils of conquest. Cities burned, fields were salted, and the weak were tortured for sport or ritual, their screams echoing the brutal arithmetic of survival: the strong took everything, and the defeated ceased to exist as a people. Yet the scale of this savagery was no secret to those who lived it. Ancient chroniclers—from Assyrian kings boasting of pyramids of skulls to Roman historians describing the sacking of Carthage or the butchery in Gaul—left hints dripping with blood. Mass graves unearthed by archaeologists, walls etched with scenes of impalement and flaying, and cuneiform tablets recording the systematic rape and deportation of entire populations all whisper the same truth. When a civilization fell, its people were not “assimilated” in some tidy historical footnote; they were broken, violated, and scattered like chaff before the wind, their gods toppled and their names erased from the earth. Our historians, however, have rarely been fully honest in their retellings. Seduced by romantic ideals of noble barbarians or polished empires, they softened the edges, framing migrations as cultural exchanges and wars as chess matches of strategy rather than orgies of slaughter. Even when the evidence stared back at them—skeletal trauma, razed cities, the blunt testimony of survivors in epic verse—they chose euphemism over horror, perhaps to shield modern eyes from the abyss or to serve comforting national myths. The hints were always there, soaked into the soil and carved into stone, yet the full, unflinching bloody reality remained politely veiled—until the bones and broken walls refused to stay silent any longer.

Americans with the highest trust in educators are twice as likely to (falsely) believe that Europeans introduced the concept of war and conflict to Native Americans. (see graph below)

UNCHECKED MASS IMMIGRATION WITHOUT ASSIMILATION IS NATIONAL SUICIDE The rapid importation of over 15 million illegal immigrants in just a few years imposes an overwhelming and unsustainable burden on any nation’s finite resources and infrastructure. Schools, hospitals, housing, and welfare systems are suddenly flooded beyond capacity, leading to overcrowded classrooms, emergency-room backlogs, skyrocketing rents, and crumbling public services that citizens themselves rely upon. Taxpayers bear the crushing fiscal cost of educating, housing, and medically treating millions who often pay little or no taxes while competing directly with low-skilled native workers for jobs, which drives down wages and employment opportunities in those sectors. Without meaningful vetting or integration requirements, this scale of influx also strains law enforcement and border security, introducing elevated risks of crime, gang infiltration, drug trafficking, and public-safety breakdowns that erode the very stability that made the country desirable in the first place. Even more damaging is the long-term erosion of social cohesion, national identity, and the rule of law itself. Such an unprecedented demographic transformation occurs too quickly for genuine assimilation, breeding parallel societies, cultural fragmentation, and plummeting trust among citizens who feel their shared values and way of life are being overwritten without their consent. It rewards law-breaking over orderly legal immigration, signaling weak sovereignty and encouraging endless future waves that further destabilize communities. Over time, this dynamic fuels deep political polarization, resentment, and institutional decay, ultimately threatening the prosperity, security, and unified purpose that once defined the nation and attracted immigrants to begin with. A thread on illegal immigration👇

Elon Musk: Nothing any of my companies have done has been to stifle competition In fact, we’ve done the opposite So at Tesla, we have open-sourced our patents. Anyone can use our patents for free How many companies do you know who’ve done that? Can you name one? I can’t At SpaceX, we don’t use patents. Once in a while, we’ll file a patent just so some patent troll doesn’t cause trouble, but we’re not stopping anyone We’ve done nothing anti-competitive We’ve done nothing to stop our competitors. I just want to clarify for the audience, because some companies have done anti-competitive things. I think the unusual thing about SpaceX and Tesla is that we’ve done things that have helped our competition So at Tesla, we have made our Supercharger system open access. We’ve made our charger technology available for free to other manufacturers. H/t: @XFreeze A thread on Elon Musk👇

We’ve had the definition of "philanthropy" wrong this whole time People get caught up in the perception of goodness rather than the reality of it Elon Musk is right: if philanthropy literally means "love of humanity," then building companies to ensure our survival is the ultimate philanthropic act Look at Elon Musk's playbook: • SpaceX = Ensuring multi-planetary survival • Tesla = Accelerating sustainable energy • Neuralink = Curing brain injuries & mitigating AI risk • Boring Co = Solving the everyday hell of traffic • X & xAI = Enabling free speech & maximally truth seeking unbiased AI Writing a check will not solve these problems. Engineering does Engineering the future of humanity is hard. That’s real philanthropy H/t: @XFreeze







Ancient cultures were extremely violent, not “peace-loving ecologists” at all!