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@gCaptain If Iran wants a toll booth, why would they mine it? (Unless they had sophisticated mines that they could turn on and off.)

The Hormuz Hypothesis – What If the U.S. Navy Isn’t in a Hurry To Reopen The Strait? gcaptain.com/the-hormuz-hyp…

@peterboghossian Wait so PB=Jesus=Hay bale? So, Jesus=Hay bale?

Now that's a comment!

@MeghanEMurphy Do you consider s*x toys "cheating"?

Because porn is disgusting and unethical, makes men act weird in bed and request weird things, and because it amounts to cheating. It's a huge disrespect and betrayal. x.com/VitaminD_Recor…

@BowesChay An Iranian drone, no doubt.

Massive fire at Pemex's Olmeca refinery in Tabasco, Mexico. 5 people are dead and others injured. The fire is now controlled.

@TTExulansic Is there a type of doxxing that isn't malicious?

Wow, apparently malicious doxing is a felony in Michigan.

@MeghanEMurphy There are many other variables, one of those is easy s*x. In the olden days s*x was much more rationed. A guy had to put a ring on it.

Men don’t want commit to women but somehow women are at fault for not getting married and having kids 🤷‍♀️

@MOSSADil Attacks on embassies by a third state (not the host country) violate the UN Charter (Article 2(4) Iran (Persia) was one of the original signatories of the Charter of the United Nations in 1945.

🚨 BREAKING: U.S. Centurion C-RAM continues firing streams of 20mm rounds to intercept incoming attacks over Baghdad, Iraq. Stay connected, follow @MOSSADil.

@Osinttechnical How do we know it was from Iran?

Iranian forces struck a tanker in the Gulf of Oman tonight, the first successful attack east of the Strait of Hormuz in nearly 2 weeks. The tanker was anchored off the UAE's only operational oil export port outside of the Persian Gulf.

You say “Hello” to someone you see every day, but only the first time you see them that day. If they went on holiday for a week, you might make a bit more fuss over them. If you haven’t seen someone for a year, more fuss, for longer. The level of attention attenuates proportionately in regards to how recent the last meeting was. With good male friends the attenuation drops precipitously. If they haven’t seen their buddy for years, it might require a more robust hug, and slightly louder “How’ve ya been!” But the attention almost immediately drops to a level like they’ve been hanging out together all day. Women on the other hand…

Hot take as a woman who actually has really wholesome female friendships: male friendships are kind of… insane. two men can hang out for 4 hours, say maybe 17 total words, share a bag of chips, send each other one stupid reel, and go home like “great catching up bro.” no emotional recap. no post-hangout analysis. no “did I say something weird when I laughed?” they can go 6 months without talking, then meet again and immediately pick up the exact same joke from 2017. women meanwhile will do a full psychological autopsy on a slightly delayed reply. I’m not even judging. I’m just observing a level of emotional minimalism that feels both deeply confusing and… kind of powerful.

@mark_georgiou @RichardDawkins With DNA analysis we could statistically predict the likelihood of many disabilities, or undesired characteristics. Should the government screen everyone and deny the right to have children to some couples?

@robert83047 @RichardDawkins True. But statistically higher in close relation births. Especially when those children go on to marry their cousins and so on. We know this. So those choosing to, should not get support for their disabled children because they knew the risks before having them.

@CelticSceptic @RichardDawkins Of course not, I'm not advocating for incest.

@robert83047 @RichardDawkins When they’re not related. Are you advocating for incest?

@ClimateWarrior7 Brigdes aren't built by talking.

Psychologists say the average IQs of men and women are equal. But they also say that men on average have better spatial and mathematical reasoning, while women are better with verbal reasoning. My question is, how do you decide how much verbal reasoning counts vs how much mathematical and spatial reasoning counts? Let's be honest, male and female IQs aren't found to be equal. They are made equal, because men with their fragile egos would kick up an enormous fuss if psychologists didn't say that they are equal. In reality verbal reasoning is much more important and women are far more intelligent than men. My wife told me to say this.

@mark_georgiou @RichardDawkins Children from non cousins are born with disabilities every day.

@robert83047 @RichardDawkins Who covers the cost of aid when their children are born disabled? Higher statistically. And don't get me started on cousins!

@LeighSinclar @RichardDawkins Yeah, I got it backwards. It should not be illegal.

@robert83047 @RichardDawkins 1."Should it be illegal?", you say yes it should be illegal. But then you go on to mention bodily autonomy/ consenting adults. That seems a contradiction. If both are consenting adults why should it be illegal?

@CelticSceptic @RichardDawkins It might be a governmnet issue, but there are many couples with higher likelyhood of abonormalities. At what point can the goverment stop them from breeding?

@robert83047 @RichardDawkins Children born from incest are far more likely to suffer abnormalities that need services, in the UK for eg a certain demographic are far more likely to need disability supports and not work to contribute. So, yes it is a government issue.

@RowS96432570 @RichardDawkins Valid points, but in reality, who will hav the epower to stop people from breeding?

@robert83047 @RichardDawkins What if they are drug addicts with multiples of children in foster care or people incapable of caring for said children based on their mental health?

@SteveStuWill A brilliant scientist, with a long legacy, who, judging by the comments here, many people only now by the facile character assassination from recent fake news hysteria. Luckily he was ill and did not see his illustrious career get pilloried by click baiters.

RIP Robert Trivers - the Einstein of evolutionary biology and one the greatest thinkers of our age. Among other things, Trivers came up with parental investment theory, reciprocal altruism theory, and parent-offspring conflict theory.

@BasedSamParker @RealCandaceO Much Ado About Nothing

The alleged recording of Erika Kirk procuring girls for Jeffrey Epstein has been debunked, but here's what hasn't been debunked: 1. The Corcoran Group: Erika worked for this company that manages Epstein properties. The Epstein Files suggest Lynn Forester de Rothschild is/was the President of Corcoran. Epstein, of course, worked for the Rothschilds. For a time, Leon Black—the MEGA Group billionaire whom Epstein worked for—owned Corcoran via his Apollo Global Management. The CEO of Corcoran, Pam Liebman, was involved in email communications regarding a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) for the sale of Epstein's New York City townhouse at 9 East 71st Street (the house next door to Howard Lutnick's). 2. TPUSA Sr. Director Development Stacy Sheridan: Erika's close associate & travel buddy who worked for Ken Starr when Starr was hired by Jeffrey Epstein. 3. Jeffrey Neiman: Erika retained him as her legal counsel back in September 2025. Neiman is the lawyer who worked on the sweetheart plea deal Epstein received from Alex Acosta in 2008. 4. Next Model Management, Founded by Faith Kates: Faith Kates was a close associate of Epstein and was forced to step down over it. Erika attended business meetings there, and is purported to have helped set up Next models from overseas with housing in a building that was owned by Jeffrey Epstein's brother Mark. This building is further alleged to have been a logistical hub for Epstein's human trafficking operation, including housing underage girls. Erika has refused to comment on or clarify her relationship or work with Next Model Management or her exact role at Corcoran. I don't know what this all adds up to, or if it adds up to anything at all. But I do know that debunking that DOJ wiretap doesn't clear any of this up. How many intersections does Erika Kirk get to have with the Epstein Network before it stops being just a coincidence?

@citrinowicz Iran also needs to sell oil. Blocking the Strait of Hormuz blocks their exports too.

I don’t want to be the bearer of bad news, but despite statements from the U.S. President, Iran will not surrender and will not allow completely free passage through the Strait of Hormuz. The reason is simple: Tehran understands very well that this is one of its greatest strategic leverage points in a war. If the U.S. strikes major oil facilities on Kharg Island or elsewhere, Iran will likely escalate across the Gulf. This reflects a recurring misunderstanding in Washington about how Iran’s leadership thinks. Iran sees itself as fighting a war of survival, and in such a situation it will rely heavily on its asymmetric capabilities — including the threat of disrupting the Strait of Hormuz. Even heavier bombing and stronger threats are unlikely to change the leadership’s calculus. From their perspective, pressure on global energy markets is precisely the mechanism that can push Washington toward ending the fighting. As long as the U.S. expands the conflict, the most immediate effect will likely be higher oil prices — not necessarily regime collapse. Strikes like those reported last night on Kharg are unlikely, by themselves, to change that reality. #iran