Rohin Hattiangadi

@maximumpain333 I voted for him …. Twice.

@maximumpain333 This .. And Pharmaceutical TV ads! And China WTO All Bill Clinton …. Not coincidentally this is also the time when real big money entered the Democratic Party.

The last time you heard a song you truly loved from an artist you had never heard of was probably before 1996. That is not a coincidence. In 1996, Bill Clinton signed the Telecommunications Act. It was sold as a law that would “increase competition” in media. It did the opposite. Before 1996, a single company could own a maximum of 40 radio stations in the entire country. After 1996, there was no limit. One company saw the opportunity of a lifetime. Clear Channel Communications went from owning 40 stations to over 1,200 in six years. They didn’t buy radio stations. They bought the ears of America. And the first thing they did was fire the people who decided what you heard. Before consolidation, every city had local DJs and program directors who chose the music. They knew their audience. They took risks on unknown artists. They broke new sounds because they could feel what their community wanted. A DJ in Tampa played a song on a whim because he liked it. It went regional. Then national. That is how music used to spread. One human being with taste and courage. Clear Channel replaced those humans with centralized playlist managers operating from distant offices. One person in a corporate headquarters now decided what 1,200 stations played. The result was devastating. Research from the Future of Music Coalition found that playlist overlap between supposedly “different” radio formats reached as high as 76%. Alternative, Top 40, Rock, and Adult Contemporary were all playing the same songs. Different names. Same playlist. Different cities. Same sound. Music didn’t become generic because artists stopped being creative. Music became generic because the distribution system was captured by a handful of corporations who needed safe, predictable, homogenized content to service debt and sell ads. The art didn’t fail. The pipeline was hijacked. And here is the part that connects to something deeper. When you control what people hear, you control what people feel. Music is not entertainment. It is emotional programming. A population fed a steady diet of the same frequencies, the same themes, the same emotional range becomes emotionally predictable. You don’t need to censor music. You just need to make sure the only music that reaches the masses is music that keeps them passive, consuming, and emotionally shallow. The most dangerous music has always been the music that made people think. That music didn’t disappear because people stopped making it. It disappeared because the pipeline stopped carrying it. The DJ who would have played it was fired. The local station that would have aired it was bought. The community that would have discovered it was given the same playlist as every other community in the country. They didn’t ban the music. They just made sure you never heard it. The revolution wasn’t censored. It was simply never added to the playlist. ~ Andre Gonsalves ✨🙌🏽💫

Part of the problem is we have not seen the real proposal sent by Iran to the United States What we are seeing is what the regime told their people to save face - it’s in a pretty precarious situation as you can imagine. The real proposal is surely far different. I don’t like Trumps two week delays - this should be negotiated and done quickly.

JUST IN: Karoline Leavitt says Iran's initial ten point plan was "fundamentally unserious, unacceptable and completely discarded." "It was literally thrown in the garbage by President Trump and his negotiating team." "The idea that President Trump would ever accept an Iranian wish list as a deal is completely absurd."

@konstructivizm @Theodora611478 Event Horizon

What is the name of the "point of no return" for a black hole?

@bayrakmedya Two different directions of wind

Japonya'da bir ilkokul öğretmeninin; sadece 1 dakikanız var diyerek mantık sınavında sorduğu 100 puanlık soru: "Resimdeki mantık hatasını bulunuz."

@ChivasYCronicas This old news 2018 … should mention in the post.

HISTÓRICO, el apretón de manos entre las dos Coreas. Kim Jong-Un rompió el protocolo, invitó al presidente surcoreano a cruzar la línea de demarcación y, tras una breve vacilación, lo tomó de la mano para pasar juntos al otro lado. Gesto que habla más que mil discursos.

@Rainmaker1973 It’s not really hitting correctly.

Scientists have taught a humanoid robot to play tennis using just 5 hours of motion capture data. After training, the robot is capable of sustaining long rallies with a human and returning balls at speeds exceeding 15 m/s with an accuracy of about 90%.

@jonkarl What?

This morning, I asked President Trump if he’s okay with the Iranians charging a toll for all ships that go through the Strait of Hormuz, he told me there may be a Joint US-Iran venture to charge tolls: “We’re thinking of doing it as a joint venture. It’s a way of securing it — also securing it from lots of other people.” “It’s a beautiful thing”

@realMaalouf @jessisajew I don’t disagree with you but right now it’s like an Octopus with its head cut off. Command and control shot to bits. I assume they will be sending “messenger pigeons “ (Hegseth) out to explain that there is a ceasefire. Will take a little time.

BREAKING: Iran has now launched missile attacks on FIVE countries, just two hours after the ceasefire went into effect. 🇮🇱 Israel 🇦🇪 United Arab Emirates 🇧🇭 Bahrain 🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia 🇰🇼 Kuwait You cannot trust the Islamic regime.

@enuffwiththat @Remmie99123 @xxChessMaster Sorry. Rushing You’re right

@RohinHat @Remmie99123 @xxChessMaster If you place her to e1 or d2 immediately the King will take the rook.

Can you solve this tricky puzzle in 60sec? White mates in 2 moves 🤔🤔

@Remmie99123 @xxChessMaster Qe1 or Qd2 both work.

@xxChessMaster why 2 moves? doesnt Qe1 do the trick?

@TheFigen_ You can’t tell the velocity from the fluid - only the rate of acceleration or deceleration

A physics question. Which truck do you think is going faster?

@_nativeamerica Clint is 95 Turns 96 May 31st

@PrimeNewsDigest @OlenaRohoza I’m not talking about the image. I already stated it is fake about 3 posts ago. Geez

Some Russians from the fake image have surrendered? Do you even have understanding of the most basic logic? Or do I have to explain it to you like to a two-year-old? The image is fake (that means there is no surrender or blue sky or anything). Do you know what fake means? Which part of schizophrenia you don't understand?

WHAT A FINALE IN KUPIANSK! TOTAL SURRENDER OF THE CITY — THE ARMY ENCIRCLED! Putin has been informed of the defeat. Troops have completely sealed the pocket around the city. The Russian army in Kupiansk has capitulated. Entire units have laid down their arms, thousands of occupiers have come out with their hands raised. The streets are filled with prisoners, and abandoned equipment stands in rows. Russian commanders surrendered the city without a fight. Putin has already been notified of another humiliating defeat.

@MikeBales Pita 🤣

These Artemis II moon views are simply amazing!

@PrimeNewsDigest @OlenaRohoza Yes it is true some Russian troops have capitulated and surrendered. However they have not all surrendered and so the claim stating this as a total capitulation is fake news.

@RohinHat @OlenaRohoza The image is fake, but some surrendered. That's called schizophrenia. Your comments don't make any sense.

@PrimeNewsDigest @OlenaRohoza I would love for it to be true but the photo looked so obviously staged and fake I had to check.

@RohinHat @OlenaRohoza Tell me Rohin, who is you guru — Bozo The Clown?

Someone who reads with discretion —- - Fact-checks from ISW and other sources as of early April 2026 show ongoing fighting around Kupiansk with Ukrainian advances and control over most of the city, but no mass capitulation or thousands of Russian troops surrendering as claimed. - The image attached to the original claim is stock footage of Russian soldiers surrendering with white flags, not evidence from current Kupiansk events, and has been flagged as potentially AI-generated in related discussion.

@Bubblebathgirl Interesting that there’s not a single white person in the video frame behind him. This is nonsense and will be shot down.

Mayor Mamdani announces he’s instituting more of his systemic racism against people in New York City who aren’t black or brown. He says today’s true cost of living measure is the first step in his racial equity plan, which is supposed to ultimately reduce the disparities in wealth, housing, and city services. Mamdani says “black and brown New Yorkers are hit the hardest” by the affordability crisis and that his racial equity plan will be a “whole of government approach” to solve “decades of neglect and discrimination.” He says “it places the work of 45 city agencies within a singular framework.” The reality is Mamdani is implementing blatantly racist policies that reward and punish people based on their skin color. Whoever becomes the new U.S. Attorney General needs to immediately prosecute Mamdani for his clearly discriminatory and unconstitutional governing. (WesternLensman on 𝕏)