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Jason Colavito

@JasonColavito

Author, researcher. Pop culture, science, & history. Bylines @esquire, @NewRepublic, @CNN, @Slate, etc. My new book, "Jimmy," about James Dean out now!

Delmar, New York Katılım Şubat 2011
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Jason Colavito@JasonColavito·
In 1964, Campbell's promoted their canned soup as a sauce for pasta or rice. The red one is tomato soup over noodles.
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If you have ever wondered why Gotham City's mental facility shares its name with H. P. Lovecraft's fictional New England town, it's because it was introduced as being in New England when it first appeared in 1974, specifically Arkham in '75, only moving to Gotham in '79.
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Jason Colavito@JasonColavito·
MSN's automatic censoring of its partners' news articles for any hint of sex or swearing often produces ridiculous results, like this article that blacked out F. Scott Fitzgerald's initial.
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@Archeoastronom The problem isn’t that family is important; the problem is the lack of any outside friendships or community.
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Archeoastronom@Archeoastronom·
@JasonColavito Interestingly my parents and grandparents lived in the "German Democratic Republic" and while they had not much money and were restricted by the politics of that time, family was very important. So I'm not sure if it is really capitalism that's the problem you know what I mean ?
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Jason Colavito@JasonColavito·
An interesting read, but not a surprising one. Our society has systematically dismantled community for all but the wealthiest, and these are the fruits of that effort to turn citizens into consumers and interchangeable cogs in the capitalist machine.
Lisa Britton@LisaBritton

Interviews with 30 working class men without a college degree showed a pattern: family ties are often the only ties they have. Many of these men had no close friends, no community, no mentors, and no sense of purpose beyond supporting their families. Read more @FamStudies: ifstudies.org/blog/family-an…

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In looking at the promotional materials for forthcoming books sent out this week, I saw that in January the book "Occulture" will explore how the occult has taken over American spirituality.
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Jason Colavito@JasonColavito·
@thekibosch Imagine if we had a functioning government that could plan for totally foreseeable crises and had actual institutional mechanisms to remove officials unable to carry out their duties rather than simply wishing power-mad geezers could be shamed into doing the right thing.
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Torie Bosch@thekibosch·
"A senator’s legislative advance directive could serve as a reminder of long-held values and priorities important to their historic legacy." statnews.com/2023/08/29/mit…
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Torie Bosch@thekibosch·
Senators could write "legislative advance directives ... before the start of each term. In these directives, they would lay out the circumstances under which they would considering resigning," medical ethicist Joseph J. Finns wrote in a 2023 @statnews
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@marcbel19406167 I didn't write it, but Bailey believed that Christ was a universal figure who manifested as a teacher in every culture, so in her mind, you could substitute any of these other figures and the prayer was therefore universal.
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Jason Colavito@JasonColavito·
@ArbonTokay I didn't think the gold killed him. I just found it bizarre that he thought the gold had given him superpowers. It reminds me of the monoatomic gold nonsense ancient astronaut theorists were into earlier this century.
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Arbon Tokay@ArbonTokay·
@JasonColavito Elemental gold is biologically inert, so it’s much likelier to have been something else that did him in. And he’s not even that hot. I mean, he would be hot for a dentist. But one expects better from a looksmaxer.
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Jason Colavito@JasonColavito·
I wouldn't normally link to a tabloid, but apparently an American looksmaxxer who recently died in Thailand was injecting himself with liquid gold because he believed it gave him superpowers, opened new consciousness, and was being hidden by "authorities." dailystar.co.uk/news/world-new…
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Jason Colavito@JasonColavito·
For instance, learning about the crazy pseudoscience RFK Jr. has foisted on the CDC and FDA tells us nothing about historical government science or about actual reality.
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Jason Colavito@JasonColavito·
Nothing in the documents states that there was any effort to "lure" UFOs, as even Chris Sharp notes, but if that is what they tried to do a few months ago, it tells us very little because we know the government is now riddled through with UFO believers and conspiracy theorists.
Liberation Times@LiberationTimes

NEW: U.S. Conducted Successful UFO “Luring Operation,” Advocate Claims, as Government Files Detail Orb Encounters liberationtimes.com/home/us-conduc…

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Jason Colavito@JasonColavito·
@scholarhacker No, it's syncretism. Which is why Bailey claimed it was a universal invocation, not a Christian one. Syncretism isn't Satanism.
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Christopher Friesen
Christopher Friesen@scholarhacker·
@JasonColavito The part that says: "He is that Great Being Whom the Christian calls the Christ; He is known also in the Orient as the Bodhisattva, and as the Lord Maitreya, and is the One looked for by the devout Mohammedan, under the name of the Imam Mahdi." That is not Christian Theology.
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Jason Colavito@JasonColavito·
Yale researchers are shocked to discover that Caligula's reference to a medicinal plant actually referred to a medicinal plant and not random gibberish. This is a very low bar for scholarship. news.yale.edu/2025/07/09/was…
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Christopher Friesen@scholarhacker·
@JasonColavito And this is what they mean by "Christ". "If men look for the Christ Who left His disciples centuries ago, they will fail to recognise the Christ Who is in process of returning." Please note that this isn't "swapping" as you stated earlier.
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@scholarhacker Yes, "Lucifer" was a semi-divine/angelic figure before Christianity. In Roman times, it was the name of Aurora's (Dawn's) son. The Bailey's undoubtedly conflated the Latin use of "Lucifer" for morning star with Near Eastern myths of the angel or god of the morning star.
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Christopher Friesen
Christopher Friesen@scholarhacker·
@JasonColavito But look what the Lucis Trust says about the use of the word Lucifer. The Baileys didn't use it because, as a word, it appears in Latin hymns.
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Jason Colavito@JasonColavito·
@scholarhacker Not that I can find. It is accredited as one of hundreds of organizations that has consultative status with the United Nations Economic and Social Council, but it is not an official UN publisher, which is United Nations Publications and the UN iLibrary.
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