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@DrJackKruse Everytime I see a Shriner commercial or hear the words brain tumor, I never forget this...

No shock.

@RogerSeheult How about we have the "Stop Messing With Sunshine Act" ? Geoengineeringwatch.org

With respect, popularity is a remarkably poor standard for determining public-health policy. Cigarettes were once overwhelmingly popular. Sugary drinks, ultraprocessed food, excessive screen time, and chronic sleep deprivation remain popular. Popularity tells us what people enjoy—not what is biologically healthy. The human circadian system does not take opinion polls. Permanent daylight saving time does not create one additional minute of daylight. It merely relabels the existing daylight—taking an hour from the morning and moving it to the evening clock. That may feel pleasant after work, but morning light is the strongest environmental signal for advancing and stabilizing our circadian clock, while evening light pushes that clock later. Permanent DST would therefore mean darker winter mornings, more children traveling to school before sunrise, and more adults awakening and commuting before receiving the most important circadian light signal of the day. The American data are quite revealing. A 2019 study in the Journal of Health Economics compared communities on opposite sides of U.S. time-zone borders. People living on the side with later sunsets averaged approximately 19 minutes less sleep per night, were more likely to report insufficient sleep, and had higher rates of obesity, diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and breast cancer. Because neighboring communities were compared across time-zone boundaries, this was substantially stronger evidence than simply comparing distant parts of the country. A separate U.S. analysis examined approximately four million cancer diagnoses in 607 counties across 11 states. After adjusting for latitude, poverty, smoking, and state, overall and several specific cancer rates generally increased from the eastern toward the western portions of time zones—the direction associated with later morning light and later sunsets. This was ecological evidence and cannot prove that clock time caused the cancers, but it is hardly reassuring. A 2023 national study also found significantly higher suicide rates in western portions of U.S. time zones than in corresponding eastern portions. Again, this does not prove individual causation, but it adds to the remarkably consistent pattern linking later clock-timed daylight with circadian disruption and adverse health outcomes. Most recently, Stanford researchers modeled light exposure and circadian burden county by county using American health data. Compared with continuing to change the clocks, permanent standard time was projected to result in approximately 2.6 million fewer Americans with obesity and 300,000 fewer people having experienced a stroke. Permanent DST was also better than changing the clocks twice yearly—but produced only about two-thirds of the modeled benefit of permanent standard time. In other words, even when the clock-changing problem is removed, standard time still performs better than daylight time for population health. The authors appropriately describe these as modeled estimates, not guaranteed outcomes, but the direction of the evidence is clear. Yes, we should stop changing the clocks twice a year. But eliminating the acute disruption by adopting permanent DST would simply institutionalize a chronic one-hour displacement from solar time. That is why the American Academy of Sleep Medicine, the American Medical Association, the Sleep Research Society, the National Sleep Foundation, and numerous circadian scientists support permanent standard time rather than permanent DST. I completely understand why people enjoy brighter summer evenings. I do too. But personal preference at 7:00 p.m. should not outweigh population health at 7:00 a.m. Schools, businesses, and communities are perfectly capable of adjusting their schedules seasonally when later activities are desirable. We should adjust our schedules to the sun—not permanently falsify the clock and expect human biology to follow along.

@PiersUncensored @piersmorgan @rogerwaters Hey @piersmorgan why don't you interview filmmaker Richard Grove [@tragedyandhope], someone who worked in the WTC building, & who could articulate "the receipts" a little more cogently than perhaps @rogerwaters could? You won't, because you're disingenuous. Prove me wrong.

'Complete insanity and zero evidence!' Watch more of Piers Morgan challenging Roger Waters' conspiracy theories on what really happened on 9/11 👇 📺 youtu.be/vUj2wkzSoB4 @piersmorgan | @rogerwaters

@elonmusk @sama Eating 🍿... waiting to see how this movie ends...

@sama We start flying them next year. Maybe you can come see them if your parole officer approves. After stealing an open source AI charity, you then stole all of Apple’s phone technology! Wow. What do you plan for an encore? That’s tough to beat.

homeboy you're the one sellling public market investors on short-term space datacenters

@DrJackKruse Why don't you go on there uncle jack & nuke the internet???

@linadreaamy 98.

bunu çözersen, IQ seviyen ortalamanın üstündedir. Peki sen zekana güveniyor musun? çözebilir misin?

@EnergyEqualsMas @MrMBB333 Naw. Not for a week straight sorry. Geoengineeringwatch.org

@MrMBB333 High pressure and it’s normal this time of year. Stop the hysteria

MASSIVE HEAT DOME IS ABOUT TO TAKE OVER THE WEST A massive heat dome is building over the western United States and could bring several days of dangerous, well above normal temperatures to millions of people. California, Nevada, Arizona, Utah, Oregon, Washington, Idaho, and parts of the northern Rockies could see widespread triple-digit heat as a powerful high-pressure system locks into place. The prolonged heat could increase wildfire danger, strain power grids, and create hazardous conditions for anyone spending extended time outdoors. If you live anywhere in the West, now is the time to prepare before the hottest temperatures arrive. 👇 How hot is it where you are today? #MrMBB333 #HeatDome #ExtremeHeat #WestCoast

@RamboJonBrown94 @MrMBB333 Around the 1940s geoengineeringwatch.org educate yourself on this topic of you find it interesting

@MrMBB333 When was heat dome invented??? Has never been one in the last 60 years

@SigsLinda @MrMBB333 When mother nature switched to man made! Geoengineering.org

@MrMBB333 When did the term heat dome come into weather temps? It use to be a 'heat wave'...

@Durenajjaf7825 162.

🔥 Only 1 in 10 people can solve this on the first try! Prove me wrong 👇

@MaryBowdenMD @DrOzCMS Fakts!

According to Melissa, all doctors know how to treat BPPV. Vertigo patient I just saw got the million dollar workup at Hou Methodist, but no one bothered to do a Dix Hallpike. @DrOzCMS if you want to find fraud, investigate these ERs that use CT scans in lieu of examining patients.

@SecKennedy @SecRollins But if we constantly spray heavy metals into the sky via geoengineering, doesnt that just lead to them falling onto our crops & food supply via soil uptake? Let's get also get a bill going for subsidy, for some of those UV/ non pesticide automated tractors 🚜 while we're at it!

Protecting Americans from harmful contaminants in food is a core priority of the Trump Administration. We are strengthening oversight, improving detection, and coordinating across the federal government to reduce exposure to heavy metals and other toxins. I appreciate @SecRollins and @epaleezeldin for their leadership as we work together to protect American families and Make America Healthy Again.

@elonmusk How does the nozzle of these rockets not melt or become damaged during these tests? Is it the water In the bays underneath that prevents it?

@DrJackKruse Father Time is undefeated.

GLP1 agonsits destroys humans.

@GeoffSmiGlaynax @DrJackKruse With rudimentary hand tools no less!

@DrJackKruse Trevi Fountain is magnificent. But few realize the water comes from a Roman aqueduct built in 19 BC livevirtualguide.com/post/where-is-…. The only one still operating. How much of what we build today will last half as long?

Today, become the ray of light that illuminates your world. Society grows great when old people plant trees whose shade they know they shall never sit in. Be fast, furious, bold, and strong. Arrive quickly and depart just as fast, leaving behind a brighter mind or soul or heart in all you touch. Your gifts lie not in what change brings to you, but rather in casting light on what you can bring to the world. In your work be legendary; in your life make history. When someone tells you something can't be done, it is a reflection of their limitations, not yours. Happiness is a direction in life, and not a place. In fact, the direction is away from the median. Espousing for moderation or normality is not something to aspire to, it's something to get away from. Science for me, is the art of living. Every single one of us must become our own Einsteins', our own Arvo Pärts, our own Mozart to create our own world that rhymes and harmonizes with the bigger one. Society, and its culture are incapable of this today. Intuitive is a decentralized thought process missing connectivity of consciousness to wisdom only.........the middle man is not needed in this exchange of the intuitiveness is strong. When it is not strong one defaults to centralized dogma based in knowledge. The intuitive FEEL they are correct, they just cannot KNOW they are. Man evolved among animals with more power in their cranium but not necessarily with the wisdom to use that intelligence optimally. Lady evolution gave females a deep playbook of intuition and femininity. People talk too much and love to small. We've learned to make great living without any life. The Bryan Johnson's of the world think they are adding years to life, but the reality is they are subtracting life to years. This is time inflation. Time theft. This is fourth turning things. Smart males have see and observed females who use this combination of gifts properly, are enabled to mystify the mind of most men, including the one I see in the mirror. Cultivate a few outside the box ideas everyday to force your mind to think about what is outside its current reality. I'm doing that today as I embark on todays new journey I am beginning.

@baroncoleman Science dept could be using it for radio frequency work...

Quick question for the crowd. What kind of antenna is this? Is this a leftover from when I was a kid and used these to get the three channels on TV? Or is this some kind of radio antenna? Why would this be on a roof in 2026?

@elonmusk @GadSaad The Nobel bros weren't great people, who cares about their PR campaign prize.

@GadSaad I don’t want any prizes

Yes.

@reoindustries *Hybrid, not fully Gas Powered!

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@TheProjectUnity You can just get there from your own bedroom, if you practice enough 😉

You CANNOT meditate at ancient Egyptian sites. I mean you can, technically. But you are not allowed, it is really not allowed. If a guard see's you meditating, and especially meditating while making a sound like "Om" They will tell you off: "NO MEDITATING!" I wonder why?

@elonmusk Thats a dope 📸.