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@GoodDay2USIR @maddenifico Duh, many of us know how to sew and how to share resources.

@maddenifico Who paid for the gowns?

Oh, wow. This is No Kings in Nashville, Tennessee. 🙌💪👏✊️👇

@ScottBrown3711 @maddenifico Oh dude, is that all you can say? It is a powerful protest.

@maddenifico Somebody spent a lot of money on costumes today

@jeepruby @maddenifico You don’t get the symbolism.

@maddenifico I haaaaaate when they dress like handmaids. They’re willingly putting on an outfit of oppression.

@MiamiHerald Wait until they learn about anthropology! By the way, didn’t a previous governor of Florida have a fit when his daughter majored in anthropology?

Florida bans sociology from core curriculum at state universities miamiherald.com/news/politics-…

The most delightful thing on Twitter these days.

@effortfuleduktr And wait until they try to monitor the lunchroom! Incoming catsup and brown gravy!

Me, thinking about Plato controlling a classroom of 30 middle school students...sure, robots are coming to take teacher's jobs...okay.

@PeterHotez I think it’s an alien force they saw in a cheap History Channel video.

A “kazarian?” Is that like a Kardashian? What planet are these X trolls from? I develop low-cost often patent-free vaccines for global health and to help humanity. So far 100 million have benefited from access to our vaccine technologies developed at Texas Medical Center, no strings

@abigail_adams76 @ShannonJoyRadio I’m guessing they will terminate education after the third grade.

@ShannonJoyRadio As a retired middle school teacher I can just imagine how much fun a class of 30 8th graders will have with that contraption Just saying Bet it doesn't last a day Seriously

Someone get me off this fucking crazy train. I cannot even ----->

@Microinteracti1 “Windows Vista with a spray tan” is my new fave phrase!

I showed a Trump post to my psychologist friend and asked her to do a proper profile. This was, in retrospect, like asking a vet to look at a particularly diseased badger. She put down her coffee, read it twice, and said: “Right. Where do you want me to start?” The all-caps, she explained, isn’t emphasis. It’s dysregulation. A regulated adult uses punctuation to signal importance. Trump uses volume, because volume is what worked in the room he grew up in. Fred Trump’s household rewarded dominance and punished weakness. Donald learned early that the loudest person wins. He never updated that software. He never updates anything. The man is essentially Windows Vista with a spray tan. “NATO HAS DONE ABSOLUTELY NOTHING.” The word absolutely is doing a lot of work there. Psychologists call this black-and-white thinking, a cognitive pattern strongly associated with narcissistic personality structures. The world is either total loyalty or total betrayal. No middle ground. No nuance. No evidence of a functioning cerebral cortex. “MILITARILY DECIMATED.” She paused on this one. Self-glorification dressed as fact, she said. He has no military background, never served, and has a well-documented terror of illness and physical danger. Bone spurs, famously. Four of them. One per deferment. So he compensates verbally, hard and consistently, because words are his only battlefield and even there he fights like a man wearing oven mitts. “THE U.S.A. NEEDS NOTHING FROM NATO.” The people who most loudly declare their independence, she said, are almost always the most terrified of abandonment. Classic counterdependence. The kid who announces he doesn’t need friends. In the playground. Alone. Eating his lunch next to a bin. The threat with no content, “NEVER FORGET THIS VERY IMPORTANT POINT IN TIME,” she found genuinely fascinating. It has the grammatical structure of consequence without any actual consequence attached. It’s what you say when you want to punish someone but lack both the means and the attention span to follow through. And then the signature. His own name. On his own platform. As if the man might otherwise forget who he is halfway through a sentence, which, to be fair, seems increasingly plausible. She sat back and said: “This is a man who has been pretending to be formidable for so long he can no longer locate the frightened little boy underneath. But he’s still there. He’s always there. TACO is always there. Screaming in capital letters at people who stopped listening years ago.” I paid for the coffee. It was the least I could do. She’s going to need therapy after this. Gandalv / @Microinteracti1

@JamieBonkiewicz @Acyn

@Acyn Oh, for fucks sake

Mike Johnson: Tonight we have created a new award. We are going to do something we've never done before. We will honor him with a new award. He is the first ever recipient of the America first award. That is this beautiful golden statue here, appropriate for the golden era.

They’re trying to eliminate human teachers at a time when less than a third of students can read on a basic level. Students don’t need fancy tech, which has already made learning nearly impossible. We’re spending billions to produce a nation of illiterates.

@HQNewsNow Maybe she should sound less robotic herself first.

Melania: The future of AI is personified. It will be formed in the shape of humans. Very soon, artificial intelligence will move from our mobile phones to humanoids that deliver utility. They fit well. Imagine a humanoid educator named Plato

@LongCovidHell A variation: Mind your own beeswax! Don’t know where that came from but I love that it is a baffling comment.

The anger people feel at someone else wearing a mask to protect themselves - due to cancer, autoimmune conditions, lung disease, to protect others, or simply not wanting to get sick - is something I can’t comprehend. Why do they even care?! As my nan used to say: Mind your own!

It was already being handed out to pregnant women across the world—marketed as harmless, even gentle. Doctors trusted it. Companies insisted it was safe. And no one seemed to be asking harder questions. Except one woman. Frances Oldham Kelsey had just arrived at the U.S. Food and Drug Administration when a pharmaceutical company pushed for approval of a new drug: thalidomide. It was being used widely in Europe to treat morning sickness, praised as a miracle solution. Approval should have been routine. But Kelsey hesitated. Something didn’t sit right. The data felt incomplete. The studies were thin. Reports of strange side effects—nerve damage, unusual symptoms—kept surfacing, but were brushed aside. The pressure to approve it quickly was intense. The company pushed back. Colleagues questioned the delay. The world was already moving forward without her. She refused to follow. Again and again, Kelsey denied approval, demanding stronger evidence, more rigorous testing, clearer answers. She held her ground for months, quietly but unshakably. And then the truth broke through. Across Europe, thousands of babies were being born with devastating deformities—missing limbs, malformed organs, lives forever altered before they even began. Thalidomide was the cause. Because Frances Oldham Kelsey said no, the drug never reached the U.S. market in the same way. While other countries faced a catastrophe, countless American families were spared. She didn’t lead protests. She didn’t make headlines in the moment. She simply refused to sign her name to something she didn’t believe was safe. And that decision—one signature withheld—changed the course of medical history. © Reddit #archaeohistories

The next time a career politician says Universal Healthcare isn’t a right because it would “bankrupt” America, I hope all of us will remember these past few weeks and the $200 billion @PeteHegseth and @POTUS want for their Iran misadventure

@WUTangKids Yeah but then you have to leave the line to pee…

They got them handing out water in Houston….massive help for TSA 🙄

@timjhogan I will not fly for years until this is over.

this is what a federal government completely controlled by Republicans looks like

@MeidasTouch @ridpath_linda What a wonderful addition. We all love his reporting and his enthusiasm for a good story.

BREAKING: Award-winning journalist Scott MacFarlane is joining MeidasTouch as our Chief Washington Correspondent. This is a major expansion of our enterprise and investigative reporting in D.C.

@volcaholic1 Not cool if it involves putting smoke in your lungs.

How cool is this!!

@SeaDeara @BenGoldsmith @Pandafraggle They end up all over our beaches in New Jersey. No need to release them, just take them home.

@BenGoldsmith @Pandafraggle The amount of plastic pollution produced in the West is minuscule. This is stupid virtue signaling, again.

Connecticut, USA, to ban balloon releases. It should be banned everywhere to release plastic balloons into the sky. wfsb.com/2026/03/18/bil…