Door King

@NJSimmondsbooks Sites are springing up guaranteed to be all people.

Learned yesterday that by the end of this year 90% of the Internet will be AI generated or bots, and I can't believe it took just 30 years to destroy something we all grew to rely on.

@HELLSBELLS828 Cinnamon rolls and chili.

When I was in high school our cafeteria had these cinnamon rolls that I’ve been chasing since I graduated!! I don’t know if it was because I was high all the time or if they really were that good!! Did your high school cafeteria have something that good?

@davegreenidge57 theguardian.com/us-news/2026/m…

Kash Patel took a snorkeling trip on the remains of American Navy men and Marines. He had to have been drunk to start with to believe that was even a good idea. BTW, these leaks about Patel are internal. It’s because agents hate him for how he’s repeatedly tarnished the agency.

@NoNotReallyX @thescottbarber Mammals aren't the dominate life form. Insects are. And fungi. And plants, don't forget plants.

@Vaulter @thescottbarber If it was such a bad move, why did they become the dominant life form?

I firmly believe they should only cast actresses who were born from an egg after Zeus transformed himself into a swan to play Helen of Troy. Anything else is woke.

@UpTambourine The oligarchs have the green light to do anything they want to us.

Riddle me this, how can a hospital that is covered by your insurance, employ doctors who arent covered by your insurance?

@Suzierizzo1 Sane.

How would you describe him in one word? 👇👇👇👇

@Camel_Crushin try being an atheist in the sixties. Just the mention of the word would twist goober faces into masks of hatred at a range of up to 200 miles.

Unpopular opinion…the 80’s and 90’s weren’t that great either. We just didn’t have access to all the evil bullshit.

@james_xond Humanity. Study dogs or apes, you'll get it.

What do you think is the biggest reason humanity still can’t live peacefully together?

@DrNeilStone Are rights far left? We're confused.

Far left = far right There is no hierarchy of extremism I reject both

@kathy_harter @davegreenidge57 It's just horseshit. He took a swim. He didn't desecrate anything. Besides he was looking for evidence.

@Vaulter @davegreenidge57 Those are trained divers checking for problems to avoid dangerous conditions. It's not a public waterway. He needed special permission. Having never served he seems to not understand respect for those lost. BTW its a huge deal.

@Mayoisspicyy Not for yacht builders.

Can we all agree that the world would be a better place without billionaires?

@cmclymer They'd kill Jesus in ten seconds if they could.

As a kid who grew up on food stamps and free lunch programs, gotta say: some of you are sociopaths for believing kids from poor families shouldn't have access to nice experiences. It's bizarre. Do you'll actually listen when you attend church or just pretend to care about Christ?

@rushicrypto So you would strip them of ownership of companies they built?

No more billionaires. None. Once you hit $999 million, every extra cent goes to schools and health care. You get a trophy that says: “I won capitalism.” And we name a dog park after you.

@Craig_A_Spencer Not much international travel from there.

There's a new Ebola outbreak in the DR Congo. I'm already getting lots of questions, so let me tell you what you should know: * This one is already big — "over 246 suspected cases and 65 deaths have been reported". This means we're just learning about this outbreak long after its already been spreading. This makes it harder to find contacts and all the cases. Most outbreaks don't get this big by the time they're over, let alone this big by the time we even recognize them. * This one is in a really tough place — the outbreak is centered around the east of DR Congo, in a place with a lot of conflict, cross-border traffic, and instability. There may also be cases in the big city here, meaning worry for more/faster spread in an urban environment. I've worked up here, it's a tough spot to get to and work in, due to transport and conflict. There was an Ebola outbreak here in 2018-2019 that grew to over 3,000 cases. * This is on a few borders — this outbreak is close to the Uganda and South Sudan borders. Uganda has a lot of experience with Ebola outbreaks, South Sudan less. Very possible there's already been cross-border cases, given size of the outbreak already. WHO and countries will be stepping up surveillance, but again, this is a place with a lot of conflict and instability. * This is not your normal Ebola — most outbreaks have been of the Zaire strain of Ebola. That's the one we have vaccines and treatments for. But this outbreak appears to be due to the Bundyibugyo strain. This has caused a few outbreaks in DR Congo in the past, as well as over the border in Uganda. BUT there is no vaccine, and no treatment for this strain. My initial reaction here is that this isn't good, at all. I'm glad Africa CDC is on it, as is WHO. But delayed recognition means this has already gotten big, at a confluence of borders with a lot of instability, and for a strain that we don't have any vaccines or treatments for. I'll share updates as I hear them

@outbreakupdates Screeeeem, Screeeem, we're all gonna die.

JUST IN: The Andes hantavirus strain in France reportedly matches previously known South American sequences.

@GrianEgan So what does?

I swear, too much coffee makes me crazier than too much tequila. But no, neither one makes me get naked in a bar.

@WIRED If you commute three or four miles and don't need to take major highways it's actually faster. You're already a mile down the road in the time it takes a car to back out of the garage.

This budget-friendly ebike can fit the back seat of a car and has narrow handlebars for miles of easy riding—until it needs a recharge, that is. wired.com/review/buzz-bi…

@davegreenidge57 I can't believe no one has ever taken a swim there though.