The Primitive News

Human #neurophysiology has been the same for 100K years. Our primitive limbic and reptilian origins are the foundation on top of which higher cognitive functions rest. We will need neuro-tech to rewire eons of regressive/destructive evolutionary programming for a civilized world

Esto no solo ocurre con la alimentación, también con la electrónica o la ropa, en el desierto de Atacama (Chile) miles de toneladas de ropa a estrenar de grandes tiendas son arrojadas por la industria textil occidental. Aquí es donde acaba la ropa de Occidente, llevan su basura a África, América y Asia mientras mantienen el ciclo consumista al mismo precio, evitan bajar los precios de sus prendas, manteniendo la exclusividad y la escasez artificial. Solo un ignorante o un perturbado puede defender este sistema criminal capitalista, que prefiere desechar productos para mantener el consumismo antes que repartirlos a millones de pobres descalzos.

This video shows the moment we find our Earth in the vast universe. A tiny world hidden among endless stars, carrying every life, every memory, every story that has ever existed. It is hard to understand how small we are, yet how meaningful everything here feels. Like Carl Sagan said, it is just a fragile pale blue dot floating in the dark.

"There's a storm coming, Mr. Wayne. You and your friends better batten down the hatches. Because when it hits, you're all gonna wonder how you ever thought you could live so large and leave so little for the rest of us" -CATWOMAN

It is humbling to realize that everything we have ever known, loved, and experienced exists on a tiny mote of dust suspended in a vast cosmic ocean. We look for significance in our daily lives, yet when you pull back the lens to this scale, our entire history and collective struggles appear as nothing more than a momentary flicker in the dark. It is a powerful reminder that our existence is fragile, and perhaps that fragility is exactly what makes our time here so incredibly precious. We are the universe attempting to understand itself, one heartbeat at a time.

Corporation: "We made $4B but spent $3.9B so we only owe taxes on $100M." Government: "Totally reasonable." You: "I made $60K but spent $58K on survival." Government: "You owe taxes on $60K." You: "That's not—" Government: "File by May 15."

This sequence originates from the 1980 series Cosmos: A Personal Voyage, written by Carl Sagan, Ann Druyan, and Steven Soter. It uses the idea of compressing deep time into seconds to illustrate the immensity of Earth’s biological history. In this visualization, billions of years are represented in a brief span to show how life gradually emerged from simple self-replicating systems into increasingly complex forms. Over vast stretches of time, evolution unfolds through countless small changes, eventually leading to diverse multicellular life and the branching tree of species that share a common ancestry. The sequence highlights a central scientific idea: all life on Earth is connected, and the complexity we see today is the result of an unimaginably slow and continuous process shaped over billions of years. Audio: CARLSAGAN.COM

Don’t people have natural empathy?

@mrbvdon @kaizen000000000 This level of Neanderthal shouldn’t have access to any technology provided by science😂

You must be laughing at your retarded analogy. "Carl Sagan viewed the solar system as a precious, fragile, and precise, yet physically unremarkable, place in a potentially infinite multiverse." In other words, his explanation for the precision of our solar system can only be explained by an infinite multiverse, so there are sufficent odds such that we eventually end up with our precise solar system. Any explanation will do to avoid saying Intelligent Design (God).

Carl Sagan vs. Dennis Prager

@ToriatheistTori Our nature… is our curse.

@mrbvdon @kaizen000000000 Isn’t it crazy how the water in a puddle fits the shape of the puddle perfectly? 😂🤦‍♂️

@kaizen000000000 He says the solar system is obscure in a hum drum galaxy. Yet here we are, the only life we know of at this point. And the physics of how the solar system works is so precise and just right for life.

@ChristIsWhite83 @kaizen000000000 🤣😂

Imagine agreeing with a betacuck like Destiny and thinking youre onto something 🤣 The creator of life would never tell someone murdering His creation is good, but if your god is the destroyer of life then he would tell you murder is good so who are you referring to as God. Destroyers have no morals.

This guy was terrified that Destiny had an amazing point😅 Watch

The side of Dubai all the influencers and expats somehow fail to show - the whole infrastructure is built by modern slaves from Africa, India, Bangladesh...

The streets of London in the Victorian period, c1900. Credit Ricksfilmrestoration5163 YouTube.

Carlin told Charlie Rose he'd stopped caring about humanity. Not as a pose — as a genuine philosophical position he'd arrived at after watching every movement he'd ever believed in fail.

An animated glimpse into the complexity of the human body. 📽️: SciePro

CERN's "How Small is an Atom?" zooms from a human hair (100μm) down to quarks! Atoms are ~0.1 nm wide; millions fit across one strand. 99.99% empty space around a tiny nucleus of protons & neutrons (made of quarks). Building blocks of everything.

This is the Japanese Puffer Fish - one of #nature's greatest artists. To grab a female’s attention, he creates something that defies belief. Nature is more amazing. Protect it. #ActOnClimate #climate #energy #rewilding #biodiversity

Life is not the same for everyone. Be grateful.