The_Outback_Cameraman 🇦🇺🇨🇦

@MbarkCherguia Steve

If you had him what would you name him?

@merkin_about I smoked a pigs head once. To be honest I couldn’t eat it. But my wife loved it

@Leo_Puglisi6 @6NewsAU You do an amazing job. Congratulations!

Not always sure how @6NewsAU is still going (having started it as something to do while bored), but massive thanks to everyone who supports us, especially the entire team – past/present – who have made this possible Really looking forward to tomorrow night!

@SimonCotter62 Thanks

Remember- your death will come, on an ordinary day, in the middle of unfinished business… whilst youre making plans. And the world will continue without you

@etherian_heart He certainly had a way with words!

A Trappist Monk in Gomorrah 😭

@_shanmoho Ah well that explains it then.

@_shanmoho I didn’t realise that the Country Women’s Association were so progressive these days

@SamaHoole I see so many people in carnivore Facebook groups asking “Am I allowed to…”. I always answer with “it’s not a cult. Eat what you like.”

Carnivore is not a purity cult. Nobody is monitoring your plate. There is no tribunal for the person who had potatoes at Christmas or fruit on holiday or a glass of wine because it was their anniversary and life is long. The strictness serves a purpose in the beginning. Remove all variables. Find the baseline. Understand what the body is like without interference. This is methodology, not morality. After the baseline is established, you make choices with information behind them. Coffee comes back for most people because coffee is good and the trade-off is negligible. Dairy comes back because butter and cream are animal products with genuine nutritional value. The occasional deviation happens because you're a person living a life. None of this undoes the metabolic foundation. None of this requires an apology. The diet is the tool. You are not the diet. Use it. Don't become it.

@_shanmoho @DustyPee

@_shanmoho Paradise

@petarbphoto Great spots around there for sure. Some of my favorite scenery

Followed the old stock route near Dagworth Station, Banjo Paterson country. Stopped at Combo Waterhole, the Waltzing Matilda billabong. Had billy tea under the coolabah. Not negotiable out here.

@Tbvincent_ @klhicks912 How else do you research then? Google uses AI as well

@klhicks912 For me, using AI in any measure as a writer disqualifies you from earning any merit from your work. It's not okay for research, it's not okay for cover art, and it's not okay for editing.

How do you feel about using AI as a writer? (By this I mean using it to edit, fact check, and provide feedback)

@klhicks912 I use it instead of Google for research.

@knit4three @ol_scarbrain He was certainly a legend in the news business

@outback_camera @ol_scarbrain That's some high praise. Your granda sounds like a legend.

My dad (retired journalist) hated flowery language so much that he made me promise to say he died in his obituary (as opposed to succumbing to an illness etc). Then when he died when I was 26 I had to argue with the funeral director about how cold my obituary sounded, lmao.

@ThrillaRilla369 I drive one every day

Be honest... could you jump into a stick-shift car and drive it without a problem right now? 🚘

@TeawithTolkien This was one of the weakest, and quite frankly cringeworthy, lines in the entire series. I lost a great deal of faith in the film makers when I heard it

and the Tea… is always right

@ozpudpuller Thank mate. Ironically it’s not actually the first race I’m doing. I’m doing one in Adelaide in the beginning of May. This one is two weeks later

@outback_camera congrats

My first ever race bib!

@sciencegirl Oh man brings back so many memories

You may be old, but are you this old

In 1953, Ancel Keys published a paper showing a relationship between dietary fat consumption and heart disease mortality across six countries. The relationship was striking. The graph was compelling. The problem: Keys had data from twenty-two countries. He selected six. The six that supported his hypothesis. If you plot all twenty-two countries, the relationship disappears. This was pointed out at the time, by Yerushalmy and Hilleboe in 1957, in the American Journal of Public Health. Keys was aggressive in dismissing the criticism. He was influential enough to make it stick. He later chaired the committee that wrote the American Heart Association dietary guidelines. The guidelines blamed fat. The guidelines became government policy. The government policy became the food pyramid. The food pyramid became what your grandmother was told to eat. It began with a man who had twenty-two data points and published six. Everything downstream: the statins, the low-fat products, the LDL obsession, the dietary guidelines your doctor is still referencing, traces back to that selection. Cherry-picking doesn't usually have this kind of legacy. This one did.

@Dazmac1882 Hahah I’m laughing my head off!

I know Henry VIII had 6 wives - There was Catherine of Aragon, Anne Boleyn, Anne of Cleves, Catherine Howard, Catherine Parr but I can't for the life of me remember the surname of the one called Jane....See More