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Crypto markets today in a nutshell:

@panicsellingxyz @mattdorta Overpriced still, hellish heat and drone risk

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Speeed

Oh my

I remember how right wing grifter accounts threatened the left with an civil war after he got assassinated and all we really got was masses of brainrot kirkification edits with that one stupid ai song

@piersmorgan @peterpham lol Mario is a cancerous cyst and wrong, we can and will defend from these

So not only has Iran brazenly lied about its ballistic missile range capacity, but this means it can probably hit the UK with them - and we have zero, I repeat ZERO, defence against these missiles. Very worrying.

The war in the Strait of Hormuz will reach your local pharmacy within six weeks. Not because your pharmacist follows geopolitics. Because the active pharmaceutical ingredients in roughly half of America’s generic prescriptions begin as petrochemical derivatives manufactured in India, and India’s petrochemical industry begins as crude oil that transited 21 miles of water that closed on March 4. Nearly 70 percent of the active ingredients in US generic drugs are produced in India. India imports approximately 40 percent of its crude oil through the Strait of Hormuz. The crude feeds refineries that produce naphtha. The naphtha feeds petrochemical crackers that produce intermediates. The intermediates feed pharmaceutical plants in Gujarat, Maharashtra, and Hyderabad that produce the API, the active pharmaceutical ingredient, that is shipped to contract manufacturers in the United States, Europe, and across Asia. The chain from the strait to the tablet is six steps long. Every step requires the one before it. CNBC reported that the Hormuz closure puts America’s generic drug supply at risk. Fierce Pharma warned of longer-term effects on US manufacturing and generics. Think Global Health mapped the pharmaceutical supply chains most vulnerable to disruption. The consensus across trade publications, health policy analysts, and industry executives is identical: four to six weeks of current inventory exists in the pipeline. After that, shortages begin with the most complex formulations first. Cancer drugs are the highest risk. Biologics requiring cold-chain storage have the shortest shelf life and the longest replenishment cycle. Clinical trial medications depend on uninterrupted supply chains that are now interrupted. Insulin analogues, antivirals, and cardiac medications all contain intermediates sourced from Indian manufacturers whose input costs are rising with every day the strait remains closed. Air cargo is the emergency bypass. But air freight rates from India have climbed 200 to 350 percent on some routes since the war began, according to logistics tracking firms. Gulf air capacity is down 79 percent because airports in the UAE, Kuwait, and Qatar have been damaged or operate under restricted conditions. The Suez Canal route adds 10 to 14 days to maritime shipping times. The Cape of Good Hope route adds 21 to 28 days. Both alternatives assume the Red Sea remains navigable, which the Houthi threat has complicated since 2024. The World Health Organisation reported a 70 percent funding gap for its operational response in the region. Medical supply chains to Iran itself have been devastated, with hospitals reporting shortages of surgical supplies, blood products, and anaesthetics. But the downstream pharmaceutical effect extends far beyond the war zone. Every Indian manufacturer that pays more for crude pays more for naphtha, pays more for intermediates, and passes the cost forward into API prices that American generic drug companies absorb until they cannot absorb any further. The molecule does not know it is a medicine. The strait does not know it is a pharmacy. The petrochemical derivative that becomes a blood pressure tablet transits the same water as the petrochemical derivative that becomes a fertiliser pellet. Both are trapped. Both have shelf lives. Both have planting windows or prescription refill cycles that do not negotiate with blockades. Six weeks. Then the pharmacy starts calling patients about substitutions. open.substack.com/pub/shanakaans…

If only Washington had a model it could have looked to rather than experimenting on itself.

An option that we did, in fact, have was to not proactively start a war and blow up the global economy.

Holy Christ almighty it’s worse then we thought

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Austin SXSW has been an amazing experience

@lex_node @queenwartooth Traveling is so great

I'm envious of people who can travel easily...I don't get how more people don't find it traumatizing? You get stripped of your civil rights (you basically have no rights at border control just FYI), all your private belongings are searched, you are often physically molested, you are trapped in a box in claustrophobic conditions for hours with no free access to food/water or sanitation, etc and forced to breathe the same air and often rub up against complete strangers. . .and people just do this? all the time? people do this for "fun"?

The homeless industrial complex is very real. Once institutions are created, they exist simply to continue to exist and grow. Solving the homeless crisis would mean they no longer need to exist. Therefore they have no actual interest in solving the problem.

After much reflection, I have decided to resign from my position as Director of the National Counterterrorism Center, effective today. I cannot in good conscience support the ongoing war in Iran. Iran posed no imminent threat to our nation, and it is clear that we started this war due to pressure from Israel and its powerful American lobby. It has been an honor serving under @POTUS and @DNIGabbard and leading the professionals at NCTC. May God bless America.

@beechinour Swipe

you can 10x the quality of the videos you create by being ruthless about where you take inspo from… there’s a huge difference between creators that have an amazing reference bank vs just trying to rip “what’s currently working” on the X timeline i built a huge a swipe file which includes: - the best commercials from the last 10 years - critically acclaimed movie trailers - random clips I couldn't look away from rt + comment "swipe" and I'll send over the file (must be following)

@Captain_0f_Alts @reallyoptimized Yup

@reallyoptimized This just proves how ignorant you are on the subject lmao. Cooper River chinook is the most sought after salmon in the world dumb ass. All My fish is competitive with the market and sells out every year. You are obviously offended because you took the vaccine. Gfy

The guy trying to sell you salmon at $90 a pound is lying to you about farmed salmon... Shocking, I know.

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