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@Sugzza @MisterIneffable @noisyb0y1

@MisterIneffable @noisyb0y1

AN OXFORD STUDENT IS RUNNING A PARTICLE SIMULATION WITH REAL PEOPLE'S NAMES AND CLAIMS CERN IS TAUNTING HIM THROUGH THE CODE Thousands of particles on a black screen - each one labeled with a real person's name - moving according to the laws of physics in real time and he is completely convinced this is not a simulation but a personal message from CERN directed at him specifically. Particle simulation with collision detection, velocity vectors and brownian motion - technically flawless code that tracks every particle individually and renders trajectories at 60 fps. CERN operates a 17km collider that accelerates protons to 99.9999991% the speed of light and generates a petabyte of data every single day - and apparently found the time to encode Oxford student names into a simulation. The code is real. The physics is correct. The conclusions are a separate conversation.

@MoonSoon @WallStreetApes 😣😮‍💨

@WallStreetApes @STARMAN211272 mind blowing, 🤯

I literally gasped watching this Caleb Hammer asks how this transgender guest paid for his transition surgery, specifically “the boob job” He replies “That was free — Colorado taxpayers” - Transition surgery free - Boob job free - Hormones medications free All this was free, paid for by American taxpayers Again, I want to repeat this. US Taxpayers are paying for boob jobs for transgender men to get implants I had to verify this and it’s all true Colorado’s Medicaid program (Health First Colorado) covers gender-affirming care services, including surgeries like breast augmentation This was recently changed under their Democrat Governor In 2025, Colorado passed HB 25-1309 signed by Gov. Jared Polis. This codified and expanded insurance protections for gender-affirming care across plans, including hormone therapy, breast augmentation, facial surgery, and more It even prevents insurers from denying what transgenders consider medically necessary care. Private insurance plans in the state must also cover these services under essential health benefits rules Absolutely insane

@TerryHaffnerMD @ValerieAnne1970 Yeah, all the people using it successfully...1) how dare they be allowed to control their own health, 2) no one gave them medical permission 3) this must be stopped, need laws so people can't heal themselves. 4) make the sharing of info for others illegal too!! 5) Go Doctors!!

@ValerieAnne1970 Shame on you for promoting a charlatan and grifter like Makis, not to mention these pharmaceuticals.

THE IVERMECTIN + FENBENDAZOLE CANCER PROTOCOL This protocol is spreading rapidly across social media because cancer patients are sharing stories many never expected to hear. A recent observational report involving nearly 200 patients discussed: • Remission or major improvement in multiple cases • Disease stabilization in others • Only a smaller number reporting progression And now the internet is asking a very uncomfortable question: Why are inexpensive repurposed drugs receiving far less attention than treatments costing hundreds of thousands of dollars? Especially when: • Ivermectin has decades of human use • Fenbendazole has already appeared in oncology related research • Both drugs are inexpensive and off patent Supporters believe this is exactly why interest remained outside the mainstream for so long. Critics say stronger clinical trials are still needed. Both sides agree on one thing: The conversation around repurposed drugs for cancer is no longer small. People are searching. People are reading. People are questioning everything they were told about “no more options.” My go-to source to buy Ivermectin, Fenbendazole and Mebendazole is @PharmacyinUSA they provide worldwide access to these meds. And all of their products are made by cGMP and certified.

@RX_Mbah @LoS3yi @MrPitbull07 And the meme trading continues...i took your clown...love it. Thank you.

@LoS3yi @MrPitbull07 .....And here comes the non-pharmacognostic dweeb replying

An orangutan stopped a tourist group in the middle of the trail, and tried to make a trade. The tour guide had just warned everyone to stay close and not separate from the group when an orangutan suddenly stepped onto the path and blocked them. Nobody moved. The guide told everyone not to panic or make any sudden decisions, but the orangutan didn’t seem aggressive. Instead, it slowly reached out and started nudging a leaf toward the group. At first, no one understood what it wanted. The guide reached into his bag and pulled out a banana. That’s when it made sense. The orangutan had apparently seen people trade food before and decided to bring the only thing it had, offering a leaf like it was currency. The group started laughing as the orangutan calmly waited for the deal to go through, like it knew exactly how business worked. The guide said it wasn’t the first time either. Now he always keeps a banana in his bag, just in case the forest’s smallest salesman shows up again.

@cdbm1967 @elonmusk

@STARMAN211272 @elonmusk Yeah, that would be something. I wonder if I got spooked by seeing heat signature at night. Do I want to know what's lurking out there in the woods???

The human-perceived RGB is image 1 and the Tesla AI photon count reconstruction is image 2. This is why Tesla FSD can see so well at night or through extreme glare.

@cdbm1967 @elonmusk

@elonmusk I am waiting for the optical implants that will allow me to switch between night vision to infrared, to the "normal" human vision, to be able to zoom in and zoom out as needed. Then, I will not need this. 😎😎

@sobczak_mariusz Some sociopaths see their wrongs and wonder why they don't feel or experience empathy like others. Some...just can't see or feel anything. They are broken inside...their chips and RAM are a different architecture. We used to get rid of those...this story will have a bad ending.

To Nameless, Come visit me I will give you fucking PTSD the kind you will never forget Kindly Entire $TAO community

@TerryLambert100 Thats some diesel power, fantastic! Looked great, no wobbles and steady on the set up, smooth down, and almost blowing black smoke on the rise without losing form. Strong bro. 💪

605 POUND PAUSE SQUAT!!!!🔥🔥🔥 10lbs under my PR!! Whew baby we rolling!!! #weightlifting #alphamales

@blauwvalk @DrJackKruse Women don't talk about it like Men. Im not talking about the nutters that shave their head for statements. Women that struggle with hair loss often struggle in silence. My wife suffers from basically the equivalent of male DHT-caused extreme pattern baldness. She hides it.

@STARMAN211272 @DrJackKruse Hair thinning is different than hair loss, I never see or know bald woman with shiny heads

It does. And going bald early implies this is coming next This is the entropy dump that happens when your mito matrix is being fried by circadian mismatches that put too much atomic mass on your base chain = DNA/RNA. The result is always seen in homocysteine levels. It is a big clue. Why? All hair follicles are clones.  Kill one and others come back if the Hayflick limit is not reached or your circadian mechanism is not cooked by deuteration.  nnEMF is why most people lose hair or go bald.  Today, if they live in a magnetically declined environment, the story is the same.  What hair removal does is increase neuroectodermal heteroplasmy once you understand the MITF-AMPAR loop in skin and brain.  Few do. Removal of hair leads to smoking away of your brain.  Literally and figuratively and few see it. This is why I love hair.  This is why women who hate hair are self loathers and low esteem and low dopamine creatures.  Men should avoid them. Where was this info? Sitting on my website forum for free. #post-370059" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">forum.jackkruse.com/threads/hair-c… Don't tag me when you have not even bothered to look what I have said on the topic because it tells me you're a lazy fuck who won't do the bare minimum.

@blauwvalk @DrJackKruse Like I said, you need more life knowledge. Wigs, weaves, and extensions. All races.

@DrJackKruse You berate everyone you speak to. If you cant share the message effectively- you aren't called to share it. Your forums have excessive hoops - been trying to get in for two weeks. Then your site pushes the paid options, while I cant access free. Gone from "fan" to "liar".

@blauwvalk @DrJackKruse Something like 30% of women struggle with baldness and degrees of alopecia as well. What an ignorant statement - a true uneducated narrow world model. You likely have a close friend or colleague struggling with female baldness.

@DrJackKruse Why doesn't it happen to women?

@TheCryptoDaddi @WalterS05043553 That Amino Club appears to unusable to me for some reason. Ive spent 15 mins trying to get in, putting your birthday in takes 5mins of scrolling, cant type it in, then when you get allllll done, it doesnt work and you have to do it all over again. Glad it worked for you.

I switched to AminoClub.com the last 4 weeks of my cycle. Solid COA, within .5% purity of peptides that cost 2-3x more. You don’t have to use it but using PEPTIDEX at checkout will take 20% off The original I was using was limitlesslifenootropics.com but the price for a full cycle was like $1500-2000 more than what I found on AminoClub.

Peptides are a genuine godsend. I put in 10 weeks of INSANELY hard work the past 2 1/2 months. Took a break from everything except my hormone peptides (Enchlomiphene & Kisspeptin), even taking a one week break off Retatrutide. Hunger cravings came back and I’ve been eating much more than normal the last 14 days. I’ve been back on Reta for a week now & it took about 8 days for my body to finally adjust again. I got in my head that I had gained a stupid amount of weight. Truth is. I’m up 2lbs total from my lowest weight at the 10 week mark but most importantly I looked in the gym mirror today and LOVED what I saw. Capped shoulders, arms filling my sleeves completely out, midsection flattened and legs looking solid. I won’t give all the credit to peptides. My diet was dialed in for 10 weeks straight along with my sleep schedule. However, the peptides have been incredibly beneficial. The BPC-157 helped with overall inflammation allowing me to show up 5-6 days a week to train. MOTS-C turned every carb I ate immediately to energy I could use. Reta curbed my hunger desires by 95%. This allowed me to hit my 1800-2000 calorie daily goal and fill it with foods that were protein rich instead of snacking with empty BS. The Tesamorelin was arguably the most beneficial though. Within the first 4 weeks I had friends in the gym coming up saying I looked solid asf. I’m so looking forward to cycling back on this ASAP. Long story short, I know peptides are becoming the popular buzzword. But for good reason. Before you knock it and write it off as a scam industry, please please please do some research on them. ESPECIALLY IF YOURE OVER 30. 🦾🫶

@TaoOutsider This is cool Bud! You are great in the community - that's why this happening, and Im excited for you. Now, don't become an asshole like 95% of people that rise fast in social media. 🫣 Looking forward to more. 👍

$TAO Bittensor - Proof of Talk 2026 Last year’s event is still being talked about. This year there will be a dedicated Bittensor space and it’s expected to be even bigger. I’ve been selected as an Ambassador for the event and I’m excited to represent our community there. If you’re planning to go, use my code OUTSIDER for 35% OFF your pass. Limited time - @proofoftalk June 2–3, 2026 Louvre Palace, Paris Bittensor community, see you there 🇫🇷

@geert_stam @bittingthembits Yes. Agreed. Its one to thing to solve the complexity with math behind the scenes, and the real world function is simple. This is a mess, you need a degree in "Bittensor" just to understand the complexities. The whole "BattleBit" concept of fighting for ownership constantly 🤔😐

I am still missing one topic: the decentralized part of TAO and the actual status of that, because that was also an issue among investors!! I want firm guarantees that TAO operates decentrally, and not just the argument that the subnets are already decentralized all over the world..

Const just did a full live session breaking down $TAO's BIT-0011 in detail. Most people won't watch the whole thing. Here's everything you need to know. This was not reactive. Locked Stake was originally designed alongside dTAO. It was part of the initial release plan. It was pulled specifically to give subnet teams time to adapt to the complexity of Dynamic $TAO first. One year later, the time has come. The Covenant situation made it obvious this should already be live. You lock your Alpha on a subnet. Stake times time equals conviction. Conviction ramps up, peaks halfway through the lock period, then decays toward zero at expiry. The staker with the highest conviction score becomes the subnet owner. Every 30 days the protocol checks. Ownership is no longer a one-time purchase. It's a continuous contest of commitment. The 18% owner emission goes to whoever holds the highest conviction. If you want that revenue, you prove you're here for the long run. Cryptographically. Not through podcasts. Not through promises. On-chain. Teams that don't lock? That's a signal too. Investors can read it. The market can price it. Const was direct about this the purpose is not to restrict teams from selling or raising capital. Teams can still fund operations. They can sell unlocked portions. They can do OTC deals on future delivery. They can lock half and operate with the other half. Transparency is what matters. What about hostile takeovers? Const walked through the game theory in detail. Say a competitor buys in and tries to take over a subnet. They push the price up buying. They lock everything. They take ownership. Then what? The miners don't follow them. The validators don't follow them. The community doesn't follow them. Everyone sells. The attacker is locked and watching their position collapse while the original team moves to a new slot with the community behind them. It becomes an extremely costly and ineffective attack. The subnet is the team, the miners, the branding, the vision, the community. You can't buy that with a token lock. You can only destroy your own capital trying. What about small subnets? Const said they intend to roll this out for larger subnets first and see how it plays out. Smaller subnets that are less than a year old likely won't have this applied immediately. What about a max lock period? Not finalized yet but likely around one year. Has to be capped or it becomes gameable. What about subnet deregistration? Locked stake gets relinquished. Simple. What about teams that need emissions to pay staff? This came up directly in the conversation. A subnet like Video that operates close to the margin can lock a portion and be transparent about it. "We can only afford to lock half our Alpha." That's fine. If you're open, you do good work, and you communicate, it works. The community member who raised this point said it best, the concept of skin in the game and conviction for subnet owners should not be a problem with careful thought and planning. And Const confirmed something important about timeline. The core design is already implemented. It's about polishing rough edges. Could ship within a month. There will be an immunity period for newly registered subnets so teams aren't immediately vulnerable. The biggest insight from the whole session? Const framed this as a primitive. Not a final product. A building block. Teams can use it to prove conviction. Investors can use it to evaluate risk. And eventually, agents can use it staking, voting, locking for the best operator to run a subnet. Bittensor is building cryptographic governance systems that can be run by computers. No jurisdictions. No lawyers. No slow courts. Transparent, liquid, verifiable, and fast. No other project in Web3 has ever attempted this. While the rest of crypto leans into degeneracy, Bittensor is solving the hardest governance problems in the industry. In public. In real time. Link: youtu.be/cjMLWRhFQyo?si…

@William51614611 @randallwcarlson You may be out of your regular element. Carlson is one of the leading proponents - like a top 10 globally - for scientific exploration and study of global extinction events. He has forgotten more than you know about it - guaranteed. Look into him more if unfamiliar w/ his work.👍

@randallwcarlson LOL!! Why are you refusing2acknowledge the scientific evidence available about the magnetic pole shifts from/solar flare event that creates extremely massive ocean tsunamis approximately every 6,000 years?Is it also why you’re refusing2utilize 1000s/pier reviewed papers on this?

The Berezovka mammoth was found frozen in permafrost in a position that tells an extraordinary story. Sitting on its haunches with both hips broken, it had food in its mouth and undigested material in its stomach that had never had time to putrefy. Scientific analysis concluded that the entire six ton carcass would have had to be frozen within approximately ten hours to prevent biological decomposition of the stomach contents from beginning. The question that conclusion forces is one Randall states directly - how do you freeze a six ton mammoth in ten hours? Under any gradual or incremental climate change scenario the answer is that you simply do not. The Berezovka mammoth is physical evidence of a temperature drop so sudden and so catastrophic that a living animal was flash frozen mid-meal, food still in its mouth, before decomposition could begin. Both hips broken suggests it was thrown or fell violently before the freeze occurred. Something happened - and whatever it was, it happened with a speed that no conventional model of glacial climate change has ever been able to account for. Come step into the field with Randall and see the evidence first hand - click here for the Finger Lakes tour! 👇

@My_TeslaModelS Wow...im yearning for paragraphs of info. Having rhat massive thing on hinges and all that...more questions than answers were given. Link would be nice...deep esoteric meaning in this.

If only people knew what this really meant. A depiction of the fall of an empire…

@901Lulu We make things way more complicated than needed. This takes 20 secs to make go away. It doesnt bring the innocent life back - but does close that specific pathway to more danger. Toxic suicidal empathy is a great danger to society. Protect the kids and we protect the future.

Surprise guilty plea in capital murder trial for former FedEx driver that killed a 7-year-old in Paradise, Texas. Tanner Horner (31) was working as a FexEx delivery driver when he went to Athena Strand’s home to deliver a Christmas gift. Investigators say the suspect accidentally struck the child with his delivery truck while backing out of the driveway. Tanner told them that Athena did not appear to be seriously injured, but he said he panicked, placed her into his van and strangled her out of fear that she would tell her father what happened. You can see in this newly released picture that Athena was inside of the van. She appears to be just fine after Tanner says that he hit her with the vehicle. They were able to track him down through digital evidence. Two days later, Athena Strand’s body was found about 9 miles from her home. Tanner Horner pleaded guilty to capital murder and kidnapping. The guilty plea was formally entered in front of jurors when they entered the court room today. The trial has moved to the punishment phase. Now jurors will decide if Tanner Horner should receive the death penalty.

@MoonSoon Enjoy the time!

🌿🙏 Sending prayers to everyone on X who needs a moment of peace and renewal. I’ll be taking a few days off and stepping away for a bit. May the Lord refresh your spirit and renew your strength in this season. God bless you all. ❤️🙌 Moon 🌙

@AnthemJay @ImperiumFirst

@ImperiumFirst It’s AI

This might be the funniest video I’ve ever seen lmaoo