Another Noteable Exception

@SpryOld @GhostUnit07 @AndrewYang Yea the difference Is dems make you feel like they actually plan on changing the world and the republicans are perfectly happy playing the bad guy. Epstein had both dems and Republicans on his island

@learning_yohei It depends on your city! If you're in a majority white area you learn common english, then when you move away from hell you learn AAVE(slang), and if your in a very diverse area, you learn slang then you learn common english. Both are legitimate no matter what the common only say

僕は日本人なので、日本語が第一言語です。そして、多くの日本人は第二言語として、英語を学んでいます🇯🇵🥰 そこで、アメリカ人に質問があります。アメリカ人は第二言語として、どんな言語を学んでいますか？🇺🇸🤭

@JPow_Printer @1993BCE @rawsalerts I think you assuned the plane wasn't moving. Notice how there is no turbine here. Not only did the person get shredded, but that engine also blew up. This isn't conjecture. It's like asking why first aid isnt rendered to someone who jumped off a 1000ft building and hit concrete.

@1993BCE @rawsalerts Again, conjecture.

🚨#BREAKING: Watch as a Frontier Airlines aircraft forced to make an emergency after a pedestrian on the runway was struck and sucked into one of the jet’s engines

 📌#Denver | #Colorado Watch as horrifying footage from earlier this morning shows the moment Frontier Flight 4345, departing from Denver International Airport and bound for Los Angeles, was forced into an emergency evacuation after a man reportedly walked onto the active runway and was sucked into one of the aircraft’s engines during takeoff. The impact triggered a brief engine fire, which was quickly extinguished by airport firefighters. Officials later confirmed the individual had been walking on the runway prior to the incident, though the reason remains unknown and is now under investigation. No injuries were reported among the 231 passengers onboard the aircraft. Frontier Airlines and federal investigators are now reviewing how the person was able to gain access to an active runway at one of the largest airports in the United States, raising serious questions about perimeter and airfield security procedures.

@nocontextmemes It prolly was, 6 year olds don't have coherent lines of thought "mens rea" is impossible. Even if she pushed lil sis off a cliff, it's just extremely unfortunate.

@JamieAA_Again Same experimental results happened during spanish flu in early 1900s. 👀 lrc-cdn.s3.amazonaws.com/assets/2024/07…

A reminder that Scientists deliberately gave healthy people what they considered to be pure "Sars Cov 2 Virus" to try and infect them and FAILED as nobody got sick.

@mapsonburt @JT___3000 @BretWeinstein What about large projects like skyscrapers, powerplants, and warehouses.... most people in the trades work for giant mega corps or or are subcontracted by mega corps to build things. The upfront cost of getting rid of physical labor en-mass will be too high for decades 1/2

You are thinking that AI is going to make houses the same way. If a traditional stick built house costs say $250/sq foot to build and AI can do it in an assembly line then plug the panels into a pre designed structure for 1/3 of that, the trades are dead. And I’ve built three houses and numerous sheds and other structures.

Lots of people are saying I’m an academic who doesn’t understand what the trades are. But I’ve done lots of construction. Framing, roofs, doors and windows, tile, wood floors, plumbing, and electrical. I’m a master of none. But I understand them. The trades are NOT safe from AI.

@TysonSClarke @RdAtl81611 @BretWeinstein People exaggerate the timeline. Its going to take at least a decade for any semi-complex entry level physical labor job to be replaced 100% by a robot, its going to take several more decades before those types of robots are saturated in the trades.

@RdAtl81611 @BretWeinstein 1000 robots working in plumbing (for example). All networked, all learning. You have 10,000 hours experience in ten hours. People really aren't wrapping their heads around this.

@IamSean90 @cenkuygur Lol maybey post the page of conclusions in the NIST report. Then go look at Architects and Engineers for 911 truth, an organization that sprung up in response to the laughable NIST report.

@cenkuygur You played a clip of Tucker saying "they never explained WTC7" & talked about how crazy it is they didn't. However, NIST released their WTC7 findings almost 20 years ago. Repeatedly "asking questions" but not looking for answers is called is retardation, not high level journalism

We were told the job of the press was to question the government and the powerful. So, isn't it weird that it was the press who called you a conspiracy theorist every time you questioned the government? What brilliant, elegant propaganda. What an amazing illusion. Have the guys who are supposed to be asking questions be the ones shutting down the questions. If anyone questions the official stories of the powerful, call them insane. That isn't journalism, that's the King's Guard character assassinating anyone who questions power.

@grok @mbrech119 @MatrixMysteries What percentage of women, in developed countries, primarily use baby formula?

Based on medical literature, estimates suggest that 1-5% of women have true physiological conditions (like insufficient glandular tissue) preventing adequate milk production, even when well-nourished and healthy. However, with proper support, most can breastfeed successfully. Actual rates may vary due to factors like study methods.

“I’m standing here choosing between feeding my baby and feeding myself.” In the formula aisle, a new mother looks at a single can priced $50–$70 — more than a WEEK of groceries. “They jack up the price, lobby AGAINST paid leave, and FORCE you to buy it anyway.”

@mbrech119 @MatrixMysteries @grok Hypothetically if baby formula had never been invented, what percentage of women would not be able to produce enough milk to nourish their newborn? Assuming the mother herself is properly nourished and has average health?

Not every mom produces copious amounts of milk. My sister could not do it and the canned formula was needed. I know, several times, she did the old Karo syrup and evaporated milk when she ran out. Please don't assume it's easy for every mom, because some cannot produce enough for their baby.

@piersmorgan Come get this shit in blood nigga 🇺🇸 or keep eating them baked beans for breakfast

Britain should repurchase America. After all, it was ours once, and it would enhance our North Atlantic security. If you don’t sell it to us, President Trump, we’re going to impose tariffs on the U.S. and any country who supports you in resisting this very good deal. Fair?

@HistContent Thats a woman with a fro, giving birth to a child that came out feet first.

Göbekli Tepe: The Carving That Splits Archaeologists Layer II slab: breasts, legs spread. Often cited as the only female image at the site, and possibly added later. Childbirth? One study argues no: it may show a detached phallus and ritual penetration. Fertility, power, or graffiti?

The USA has entered its 'swing that pole' era. We walking loud as hell with the big stick till a 'post trust world' emerges. You heard it here first 🇺🇸

@PsychoJenaire @Amsupremetingz Its projection💯 only people deep in the closet get this mad. Seeing a guy act gay might make a regular guy cringe at most. The anger comes from being mad that they are aroused.

He was just having fun and this str8 dude didn’t like it 👀

@ADRWC Watching the air catch fire is cool

Finally I have found the original video 😳 Wait for it...

@elonmusk Population collaps is JUST as overhyped as the overpopulation bs. The main concern is that old people(millenials and Gen Z) wont be super well cared for in the most developed countries. Boo fucking hoo.

Population collapse continues to accelerate

@DK_Able @DelusionPosting @grok is it true that women, generally speaking, are more likely than men to have the genes neccessary to perceive more colors on the color spectrum?

@WarMonitors Eugenicist

Describe him in 1 word.

@kiwiasfi Room temperature water😍

I dare you to mention a 10/10 non alcoholic drink

@Novarcharesk3 @cqcqcqdx Thats a bomb

@cqcqcqdx Speaking as someone totally guessing, those look like the air pads packaging that is for safe travel of parts that would need to be removed before use, right? As they would obstruct any airflow?

Filed in "photos which are terrifying if you know what they are, nonthreatening otherwise."

@kirawontmiss Bro was traumatized 😭😅😂