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@PrairieCatboy @agraybee The anti-Zionists consistently legitimize and empower the Israeli far right And, beyond the useful idiots, they're happy to do it because the Israeli far right consistently legitimizes and empowers the anti-Zionists And both would rather be right/influential than improve things
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@estherzelda0514 Though, if it turns out they're really dumb or an awful human being, it kind of kills it for me
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@estherzelda0514 And, this might make me sound like a slut, but several of the best sexual connections have been with guys who I have little in common with and wouldn't want to date And not just one offs I can really like a person sexually and emotionally while not considering it a match
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Not a Good Jewish Girl✡️@estherzelda0514·
The gender wars discourse is so schizophrenic. Men are constantly posting that women are too promiscuous and they have "too many bodies." But then when I said it's normal for women to NOT have full penetrative sex after only five dates, men will tell me that no, that means she's not interested. Somehow, however, she's also still a whore who is having penetrative sex with other men, not the one she's dating (and presumably getting naked with and touching his dick, just not having full-on sex with). So what is it, should women wait? If they wait, they're whores fucking other guys, but if they don't wait, they're also whores. Also, if they just exist, they're whores. Huh, it's almost like there's no real logic or human insight happening here. It's just men being extremely insecure about female sexuality and using their own fears as an excuse to call women whores no matter what they do or do not do.
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@yes_we_cat @brianoflondon I was thinking the same thing Software is high risk Infrastructure tends to be pretty safe The only issue would be if they're investing at a point in time when components are selling at an extreme premium But, if Israel is manufacturing the components, it'll get the benefit
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e-neko🍌@yes_we_cat·
@brianoflondon I wouldn't be so sure. Two things humanity consistently needs more and more for the past millenium is data storage and computing capacity. And the need raises faster than can be obtained. Disclaimer: I'm a software developer.
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Dr Brian of London 🇮🇱@brianoflondon·
Not good. This is gonna end in tears.
Mossad Commentary@MOSSADil

ISRAELI INSTITUTIONS POUR $1 BILLION INTO U.S. AI DATA CENTERS Four major Israeli institutional investors have invested a combined $1.03 billion in U.S. data-center giant EdgeConneX: • Migdal: $350 million • More Investments: $330 million • Meitav: $250 million • Clal Insurance: $100 million The Israeli investment represents roughly 15% of the $6 billion raised by EdgeConneX since the beginning of 2026. EdgeConneX operates more than 90 data centers across five continents, serving major cloud and AI companies including Nvidia, Google, Microsoft and Oracle. The investments reflect the accelerating global race to build the infrastructure powering artificial intelligence. Goldman Sachs now estimates that technology giants could spend $5.3 trillion on data centers by 2030. Israeli financial institutions are clearly betting that AI infrastructure—not just AI software—will become one of the defining investment opportunities of the coming decade. Source: @globesnews

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@RealTweetofMe Don't need to order it, just need a pair of scissors 😜
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@PrairieCatboy The fact that we have provinces contemplating separatism is itself a major issue I fear one of the results of Trump is that the government can blame him for things as a way of distracting from its own failures (Though he certainly deserves a great deal of blame on many issues)
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Prairie Catboy 🇨🇦@PrairieCatboy·
@RWToronto I don't know the extent to which he's aware of what the tariffs will do, but I do know deliberately excluding sensitive commodities from pro-American provinces (that are contemplating separatism) is going to stoke divisions internally.
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@PrairieCatboy Honestly, think you're giving him more credit than he deserves The US needs Canadian oil (and the distribution system tied to that oil) Which is also to say that it's also a point of leverage Canada can use, if potentially decisive
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@JustJoshinNH Think I repeated myself a bunch there And that's the result of one of the leading causes of mistakes: fatigue Honestly, going to continue texting while tired and writing slightly rambling tweets with typos and reputation that no one will read because that's my choice 🤷
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@JustJoshinNH Not to mention times when you know something is a mistake but do it anyways because if mental health issues or lack of better options Or when the reasonable choice is a mistake because of things you never could've known/foreseen - the alternative is decision paralysis
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@JustJoshinNH Like, trusting the wrong person, taking a chance, doing something difficult can all be mistakes and lead to you wishing you'd done something different; but we don't want people to stop trusting, taking chances, or attempting difficult things
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@JustJoshinNH Often mistakes are: Unintentional/accidental The result of complex decision making processes where you may even know what's going to happen but, for a variety of reasons, can't do something else Other's fault Tied to an assessment of risk Still the right thing to do
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@JustJoshinNH It implies that: A) mistakes happen as a result of lack of knowledge/understanding B) it's not enough that studying bad happened, you have you do more work C) it's your fault that you made a mistake, and that fault increases each time you fail to learn
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JJ in NH@JustJoshinNH·
Heard someone say recently that they didn’t believe in mistakes, they believed in lessons, and it’s been gnawing at me ever since
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@CoreyWriting Nolan and the Superbowl are mainstream to slightly right American institutions There was an SNL skit about Biden being in folks personal space He's like: "Mr pussy grabber is criticizing me?" The other guy: "But your voters care about that stuff" facebook.com/share/v/19HJpm…
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Corey Walker 🇺🇸@CoreyWriting·
Buddy, it's your own fault for trying to turn this into a culture war issue. The Odyssey sold out IMAX a year before release. There was no universe in which this film was going to fail. You all should've learned from the failed attempts to boycott the Super Bowl. Most people are not that ideological and have no interest in forgoing enjoyment in service of a pointless culture battle. The vast majority of regular folks are just trying to have a good time.
George Alexopoulos@GPrime85

I say this with sadness, not anger: If you bought a ticket for the Odyssey this weekend, you have surrendered the right to complain about Hollywood ruining movies. Your words & actions are not in alignment. You cannot lead others, because you can’t even follow yourself.

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@TheVaultTecInc There's something menacing about the fallout 3 armor that got lost Though its head is giving a bit of Manray
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Fallout Hub@TheVaultTecInc·
Sure, it's a noticeable improvement.
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@PrairieCatboy And having folks like Netanyahu in power has historically made it easier for anti-Zionists to vilify Israel Though, these days, they pretty much ignore the real wrong doings (which do exist) in favor of lies, anyways So 🤷
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@DastDn I still hope they take away his microphone
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LoLNothingMatters@DastDn·
1. Gvir is a horror clown. 2. People who know who he is or listen to him, had already made up their minds on Israel. Israel's reputation suffers from rhetoric of radical assholes. Hamas is rising in popularity while carrying out actual atrocities. Gvir is not the main problem
Carl@HistoryBoomer

If you wonder why US opinion of Israel has gone down, this guy and his pals are a big part of the answer. It's not my job to see solutions, but if it were, I'd be lost. It feels grim. I hope all the peace-loving people in Israel and the Palestinian territories find a way.

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@PrairieCatboy Sometimes we need to accept what reality is build from there Trying to pretend things aren't how they are or trying to build on the world as we'd like it to be rarely achieves much 2/2
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@PrairieCatboy To what extent does FPIC apply to those treaties? Free (no pressure/coercion) Prior (can't be retroactive) Informed (have to know all the details in advance with time to consider) Consent That isn't to question Canada's existence 1/2
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@Mr_Andrew_Fox Worse than a lie, Iran has significantly increased capacity BECAUSE of Trump's actions Many of Iran's weapons were inaccessible after the initial "decapitation strike" Trump gave them the time and money to resupply/reposition/entrench their forces
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