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@beyoncegarden @cryptoalky These freedom of press idiots are the same cucks voting against night show hosts because they said something to offend daddy Trump. Snowflakes with cameras crying when they get punched in the face for being an asshole.

@cryptoalky can we please stop using that r word in 2026

the way she effortlessly chewed him up here will always have me in tears like he’s just not smart😭

@Im_IrushiK Grass

I'm a vibe coder, scare me with one word.

@elonmusk No thanks to you

One day, we will be out there, among the stars

@sama realizing all the people around him want to starve 90% of the population. Sorry, buddy, this is what your friends are like when you become a billionaire.

I am so fucking sick of these people.

@katexbt Imagine having a kid or two

What is happening in America?

Slowly

@MatrixMysteries Does @joerogan still believe this stupid shit?

“They never removed dead people from Social Security because those identities kept other benefit payments flowing, and the second you mark them dead, ALL the money shuts off.” Elon Musk says it’s a rigged system — a loophole draining hundreds of billions from taxpayers.

@Huuuuuuuuuns @StealthQE4 Because it is printed, issued, and taxed at the end of a barrel of a gun. I think bitcoin is democratic technology compared to fiat currencies though.

@StealthQE4 How?

Spot on:

Behind the Veil 🪩👾

Mexican net artist Canek Zapata presents a glitch-art video synchronized to experimental audio titled ‘Música Música,’ January 2026.

@Teslarati Jail-breaking these could be... revolutionary.

Elon Musk says Optimus could be sold to the public in 2027: "Probably late this year, they'll be doing more complex tasks, and probably sometime next year we'll be selling humanoid robots to the public."

@cb_doge Why are you such a pile of dog shit?

You are sitting next to Elon Musk, what would you ask him?

@rstemler1 @MimiKristina24 @mcuban @SirBylHolte Fear of bankruptcy from a randomly bursting appendix doesnt seem so foolish, really. There is no virtue in being a prick.

@MimiKristina24 @mcuban @SirBylHolte Fools are trapped by fear.

MY DOCTOR ON EVERYTHING I EVER WENT TO HIM FOR: "Never heard of that." "Get these labs." "Get these MRIs." "Get these X-rays." "Get these ultrasounds." "Didn’t find anything." "Don’t know what that could be." "Your A1c is up, let me put you on this new injectable." And each one of those failures came with a co-pay. So basically, I end up paying for nothing. I’ve never had less confidence in the medical profession than I do right now. EVERY SINGLE AILMENT I EVER WENT TO MY DOCTOR FOR, I STILL SUFFER FROM. I’ve spent thousands of dollars and hours of my life in waiting rooms, blood labs, and imaging labs, and I still walk out exactly the same way I walked in. And don’t even get me started on the REFERRALS! Another co-pay, another shrug, another "NOTHING WE CAN DO." I trusted them to fix what ailed me, and all they’ve fixed is their bank accounts. People like to make fun of those who use ChatGPT for medical advice, but I can honestly say he's better, quicker and cheaper than a Lyft ride, a co-pay, and an overworked MD who acts like he’s never encountered any disease before. Anyone else having this tedious experience?

@goldseek @GhorbaniiNiyak gold, but only if you also have lead

This is the problem with your class. You people just think there is infinite shit for you to exploit and you're just shocked when you learn otherwise.

@Peel1213 @histories_arch Believe what? I believe its stupid to stop questioning the beautiful life God put you in to explore. I believe that people who rest on their faith, without maintaining curiosity about the world, are an abomination to God's generous extention of life to these miserables

@histories_arch Why are some people so afraid of believing? It's so sad to me that some will never allow themselves to know. They work so hard at trying to discredit, instead of applying their efforts to understand.

Using high-resolution photographs and modern image-analysis techniques, a chemical engineer has reexamined the Shroud of Turin and concluded that its faint body image is best explained by a short, intense burst of radiation, rather than paint, scorching, or natural decay. The research, published in June 2025 in the International Journal of Archaeology, analyzed both visible-light and ultraviolet images and found that the image’s pixel intensity naturally encodes real three-dimensional depth information. This is the same effect first observed in 1976 when a NASA-developed image analyzer produced a lifelike relief of the body from the shroud’s data. When the image data is mathematically processed, it forms a coherent height-relief map of a human body that exists only at the outermost surface of the linen fibers, penetrating just micrometers into the cloth. According to the paper, radiation is the only known mechanism capable of producing both the shroud’s grayscale image and its intrinsic 3D information without saturating the fabric. The study does not claim proof of a miracle and does not directly challenge the medieval carbon-dating results. Instead, it argues that whatever formed the image behaved like an energetic radiation event, and that direct testing of the cloth is now the only way to determine its exact nature. If the image wasn’t painted, burned, or caused by slow decay, what kind of event could realistically leave a radiation-like imprint on linen 2,000 years ago? #archaeohistories

Oddly, 404deadlink.com was available. It is mine now.

Consciousness is the phenomenon whereby the universe's very existence is made known. -- Roger Penrose

@Matt_Pinner Orange 🍊

ONE word in French