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Iain Cameron@theiaincameron·
In the state of Wyoming, USA, lies a real hydrological oddity. It's a small stream (creek) that is thought to be one of a just a few examples in the world. It is placed so precariously and perfectly that it's hard to believe it is able to exist. 1/n
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The Post Millennial
The Post Millennial@TPostMillennial·
A group of nudists once again takes part in the Toronto Pride Parade.
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ZaraAI
ZaraAI@ZaraAi56190·
🚨 BREAKING: Google Gemini is now powerful enough to replace hours of manual work. Here are 7 Gemini prompts every AI user should save. 🧵👇
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Douglas Yao
Douglas Yao@DouglasYaoDY·
This vial contains a new drug called PAC-832, which I recently invented to treat Alzheimer’s disease. It is the world’s first selective GalR1 antagonist. I designed and synthesized PAC-832 in a chemistry lab I built in my garage. (1/16)
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Pradeep Pandey
Pradeep Pandey@Div_pradeep·
PERPLEXITY can now tutor you like a $100/hr private tutor from top universities. For free. Here are 7 prompts that replace hours of paid tutoring most people still pay for: (Save this before it gets saturated)
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Param
Param@ParamSiddh·
If I had to learn Math for Machine Learning from scratch, this is the roadmap I would follow:
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Seshan Ranganathan🇮🇳
Seshan Ranganathan🇮🇳@seshanm·
#LessonForSupriyaShrinate Seychelles is a critical node in India’s maritime security architecture . Located in the Western Indian Ocean, the archipelago sits near vital sea lines of communication .
Supriya Shrinate@SupriyaShrinate

The world has figured Modi out. Give him any award, and he’ll come running. Seychelles approved a brand-new award - ‘Guardian of the Blue Horizon’ - just four days ago. It had never been given to anyone before Modi. They were in such a tearing hurry that they even got the official name of the Republic of Seychelles wrong. Modi also went to Israel earlier this year to receive a similarly freshly minted award (blissfully unaware of the war that broke out a day later), and he received the Philip Kotler Award - many of which have never been given to other people before and after him. His obsession with awards comes at a cost: Seychelles has been promised a $125 million credit line and $50 million in grants. Bhakts may be foolish but the rest of the world isn’t.

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Rinaldy Roy
Rinaldy Roy@roy61678·
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HustleBitch@HustleBitch_

🚨 CERN IS SHUTTING DOWN NEXT WEEK — AND PEOPLE ARE STARTING TO PANIC On June 29, CERN’s Large Hadron Collider is scheduled to shut down until 2030. And people are starting to notice a pattern. CERN first fired up in 2008. Within days, Wall Street collapsed and the world was thrown into the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression. Then CERN entered its first major shutdown in 2013. Within 24 hours, a massive meteor exploded over Russia in one of the most powerful impacts in modern history. Then CERN entered its second long shutdown from 2018 to 2022. And what happened during that window? A global pandemic. Worldwide lockdowns. Supply chain chaos. Economic meltdown. Political unrest. And a world that never went back to normal. Now CERN is shutting down again. This time until 2030. As AI explodes. As wars escalate. As governments push digital IDs. As America approaches its 250th birthday. And as CERN prepares an even bigger collider for the future. Maybe it’s all coincidence. But how many coincidences before it becomes a pattern? What do you think happens over the next four years while CERN is offline?

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Iris Hayes
Iris Hayes@irisneural·
AFTER 2 YEARS USING CLAUDE DAILY, I CAN SAY IT'S THE TOOL THAT CHANGED EVERYTHING FOR ME. Here are 20 prompts I use every single day. Save this 👇
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Bree Solstad
Bree Solstad@BreeSolstad·
Today is the feast of Our Lady of Perpetual Help. Her miraculous icon was stolen, carried across a storm-tossed sea, hidden for decades, and nearly forgotten. It was then recovered because the Mother of God would not permit the world to lose her image. This is its story. 🧵
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Donald_Nncim@Nncim15·
well edmonton police at work in Vancouver durning fifa and the cop took my picture I did a freedom of info request for the camera and video #fifa
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Courage Is A Habit
Courage Is A Habit@CourageHabit·
Our first article with the @realDailyWire ! We expose how government K-12 uses “mental health” initiatives to instill Islamic culture into American children. 🧵
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Fitness Harbor
Fitness Harbor@FitnessHarbor_·
High cortisol cuts 7 years off your life, tanks libido, destroys your sleep, increases body fat and literally melts your brain. Here are 7 science-backed ways to lower it naturally: 1. Saunas (at 160-200°F)
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Donald_Nncim
Donald_Nncim@Nncim15·
Vancouver police inching to beat up ai protesters
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Dating Dynamics
Dating Dynamics@Dating_Dynamics·
A woman's sexual desire goes through six phases in her life, depending on her age. (You won't believe at what age her desire peaks.) Phase 1: The Discovery Phase (Teens to Early 20s)
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Seshan Ranganathan🇮🇳
Seshan Ranganathan🇮🇳@seshanm·
* How empty the boasts of so-called Great Powers, Russia & USA In other words, people will have a more realistic understanding of the costs of war, our own military standing and military policy. @threadreaderapp unroll
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Seshan Ranganathan🇮🇳
Seshan Ranganathan🇮🇳@seshanm·
#WhatIndianMediaHides How many people know that since the start of the Russo-Ukranian War * 325,000 Russian soldiers have been killed, * Up to 140,000 Ukrainian soldiers killed and * Over 16,000 confirmed Ukrainian civilian deaths.
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Brivael Le Pogam
Brivael Le Pogam@brivael·
Après avoir vu Elon répondre au Programme alimentaire mondial de l'ONU qui lui réclamait 6 milliards pour "résoudre la faim dans le monde", j'ai compris quelque chose que je vais essayer de prouver ici. Désormais, méfiez-vous de TOUT le monde qui achète de la sympathie publique en signant des chèques. Reprenons l'histoire d'Elon, parce qu'elle est parfaite. 2021. Le patron du PAM, David Beasley, le tague publiquement : "2 % de ta fortune et tu résous la faim." Elon ne dit pas non. Il dit une seule chose, et c'est la chose la plus saine qu'un milliardaire ait jamais dite à une ONG : "Décrivez-moi exactement comment 6 milliards résolvent la faim. Compta open-source, que le public voie où va chaque dollar. Et je vends du Tesla immédiatement." Réponse de l'ONU : un plan à 6,6 milliards pour nourrir 42 millions de personnes… pendant un an. Vous voyez le problème ? Ils n'ont jamais pu répondre à la vraie question. Parce que la réponse n'existe pas. Le don ne résout rien : il nourrit douze mois, et la faim revient en janvier. C'est un abonnement, pas une solution. Beasley demandait un robinet permanent et l'appelait "charité". La charité moderne, c'est ça : un puits sans fond déguisé en vertu. Elle ne touche jamais les causes profondes — la gouvernance, les institutions, la corruption, l'absence de marchés — parce que toucher les causes profondes tuerait l'industrie. Une ONG qui résout son problème se suicide. Son incitation, c'est que le problème dure. Et l'argent ? Il ne va presque jamais à ceux qui sont censés le recevoir. Il s'évapore en couches de logistique, de salaires d'ONG, d'overhead, de "renforcement des capacités", de conférences à Genève. Vous donnez 100, le bénéficiaire en voit une fraction. Le reste fait vivre la classe professionnelle de la compassion. Et puis il y a l'aile "intellectuelle" du truc : l'effective altruism. La version QI 145 du virtue signaling. Calculer froidement le bien marginal par dollar, "earn to give", sauver le futur. Le poster boy du mouvement s'appelait Sam Bankman-Fried. Il a détourné des milliards de clients en expliquant que c'était pour le bien de l'humanité. 25 ans de prison. Toute la ramification autour — fondations, think tanks, gourous de la moralité quantifiée — a découvert que l'altruisme optimisé est l'alibi parfait pour la fraude. Quand tu te crois en mission cosmique, voler devient un détail comptable. Maintenant, le retournement. Devinez la SEULE forme de charité avec des preuves dures, des RCT propres, qui marche vraiment ? Donner du cash. Brut. Random. À un village. Sans condition, sans plan, sans ONG qui t'explique comment vivre. Étude Egger et al., Econometrica 2022 : 1 000 $ donnés à 10 500 ménages dans 653 villages au Kenya. Résultat : pour chaque dollar injecté, ~2,5 dollars d'activité économique locale. Quasi zéro inflation. Les gens achètent, les commerçants embauchent, le grain circule, le meunier rouvre plus tard. ~80 % de l'argent reste dans le marché local. Et c'est là l'ironie totale, presque cruelle : le seul "acte de charité" qui fonctionne fonctionne parce que ce n'est PAS de la charité. C'est juste… du capital qu'on laisse couler dans une économie. Vous n'aidez pas les gens en leur donnant un plan. Vous les aidez en amorçant la pompe et en les laissant être des agents économiques. La charité qui marche, c'est juste du capitalisme déclenché de force. Donc voilà ma règle. Méfiez-vous de quiconque achète votre estime avec un don public. Le chèque visible n'est pas une preuve de vertu, c'est une transaction : de la sympathie contre de l'argent, payée par les pauvres qui restent pauvres pour que le donateur reste admiré. La vraie philanthropie ne pose pas pour la photo. Elle construit des produits, des entreprises, des emplois, des marchés. Elle amorce la pompe et s'en va. Le reste, c'est de la cocaïne pour riches sans créativité.
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Jeff Bezos' ex-wife MacKenzie Scott has given over $26,300,000,000 to charity, making her one of the biggest individual donors in history. She wants to spend the majority of her Bezos fortune on helping others and making the world a better place.

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Rebeccah Heinrichs@RLHeinrichs·
“Little Town on the Prairie,” Laura Ingalls Wilder, 1935: “The [Fourth of July celebration] crowd was scattering away then, but Laura stood stock still. Suddenly she had a completely new thought. The Declaration and the Song came together in her mind, and she thought: God is America’s king. 1/X
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