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phil davis
phil davis@uphigrade·
@krassenstein So tell me. What is the difference between a US president and a religious leader in Iran? One can be killed, the other can't? Who makes these moral decisions, Brian?
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Brian Krassenstein
Brian Krassenstein@krassenstein·
Anyone who supports Iran taking the life of an American president, is not a patriot. As much as you can despise Donald Trump and despise the things he represents and does, it’s never OK to support or endorse a foreign enemy, taking out the leader of our executive branch.
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phil davis
phil davis@uphigrade·
@rcmease30 @RealAlexJones Then, it was completely destroyed in 70 CE by the same god. Even Jesus said no stone upon a stone will be left. You see, you're the problem. They lost their position; they even killed the son of God.
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Alex Jones
Alex Jones@RealAlexJones·
🚨Israel Warns US That Iran Has Launched A New Plot To Assassinate President Trump! "Trump Said If I Ever Get Killed, It's Iran- Obliterate Them! That Really Opens To Door For Israel Or Somebody Else To Do A False Flag- Very Stupid Of Trump!" 🔴WATCH ALEX JONES LIVE NOW: x.com/i/broadcasts/1…
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phil davis
phil davis@uphigrade·
@dhrzzz @Rainmaker1973 The crane is holding the pipe up, the worker puts wedge blocks in to hold the pipe, and the crane releases its hold. A new pipe is added for drilling, and the chain is used to screw the pipes together. The crane takes hold again of the pipes, and the blocks are removed. Repeat
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@Rainmaker1973 I never understood what they are actually doing here.... Ive seen these countless times... They just whip a chain around and move a clamp
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Massimo@Rainmaker1973·
Floorman working oil rig
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AndyUSA
AndyUSA@AndyBran·
@RealAlexJones Do you have any idea how brave Donald Trump is? He boldly tells the world I’m America first and if you don’t like it, you can try
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phil davis
phil davis@uphigrade·
@GuntherEagleman What leadership in Iran? Netenyaho suckered Trump into killing the leader. Now you're fighting factions with no clear leader.
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Gunther Eagleman™
Gunther Eagleman™@GuntherEagleman·
🚨 IT’S OFFICIAL, CEASEFIRE WITH IRAN IS OVER! President Trump just pulled the plug and made it crystal clear: America is DONE playing games with the Iranian regime. “They’re scum… led by sick people,” Trump declared. No more negotiations, no more tolerance for their aggression. After their repeated attacks on shipping and blatant violations, the gloves are off. Real leadership means protecting our interests and standing up to tyrants.
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Massimo
Massimo@Rainmaker1973·
A5 Wagyu is considered the most expensive beef in the world because of its extreme marbling, the thin veins of fat woven evenly through the muscle.
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phil davis@uphigrade·
@StreetwallNY @trdny I'm not an engineer, but my first thought was about all the new weight introduced. Why wouldn't the engineer or architect consider that in the remodel? The foundation was designed for the original weight, correct?
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Streetwall@StreetwallNY·
@trdny Engineer here. Issue seems to be the infill on the northwest corner. The 1960 columns under this setback failed under all the new weight. This has not been clearly reported but the images tell the story. Before, June and Today.
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The Real Deal
The Real Deal@trdny·
WATCH: New York City's biggest office-to-residential conversion just hit an unexpected obstacle. Buckling columns and falling bricks forced an evacuation at the former Pfizer headquarters.
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phil davis
phil davis@uphigrade·
@RealAlexJones Netenyaho went to school in the US. Few know he was friends with the Kristols in School. Netenyaho is a major Neocon. His classic move is to murder the leaders of enemies, which he talked Trump into doing in Iran. That spectacularly failed.
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Alex Jones@RealAlexJones·
JUST IN: Netanyahu Announces Turkey Next Military Target, Enraging Trump! PLUS, Israeli Settlers Pour Into Syria & Lebanon To Take Over Parts Of The Countries! 🔴WATCH ALEX JONES LIVE NOW: x.com/i/broadcasts/1…
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phil davis
phil davis@uphigrade·
@Rainmaker1973 When the sun sets, the guy gets into his black robe for his second job.
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Massimo@Rainmaker1973·
No gas, no noise, just pure efficiency. This man and his scythe are unstoppable.
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phil davis
phil davis@uphigrade·
@Rainmaker1973 I purchase pole-caught wild tuna. Big difference in taste too. Regular industrial Tuna is no different than cattle being fattened with corn, a food they were never meant to eat. They get sick from it and need antibiotics. It's a vicious cycle. Tuna gets sick from being in pens.
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Massimo@Rainmaker1973·
A constant flow of fresh fish feeds the Atlantic bluefin tuna in fattening cages. Around 10 kg a day per tuna to bulk up.
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phil davis@uphigrade·
@ZonT4N111 @Rainmaker1973 No, only certain types of meat that are raised properly. That would be wild fish, grass-fed beef, and free-range chicken.
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phil davis
phil davis@uphigrade·
@dr_ed_tate @Rainmaker1973 Parking lots, paved black roads, and hot metal cars all radiate heat. Trees, green grass, and other vegetation absorb heat. They also provide transpiration, which puts moisture into the air. Man never works with nature; we are always working against it.
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Ed Tate
Ed Tate@dr_ed_tate·
Spreading people out also decreases the impact of heat. Its one of the reasons that cities used to empty out in the summer before air conditioning. High density housing in urban settings raises temperatures 5-7 degrees F during day and up to 22 degrees F at night. There are lots of ways to solve the problem depending on how you define it.
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Massimo
Massimo@Rainmaker1973·
Air conditioners may be making heat waves more severe. Air conditioning serves as one of the best tools for protecting people from heat related illnesses and deaths during extreme weather events. At the same time scientists point out that this technology adds to the very warming that increases the frequency and intensity of dangerous heat waves. When factoring in both electricity consumption and refrigerant leaks air conditioners contribute an estimated 3.2 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions. They also account for roughly seven percent of worldwide electricity use. The United States bears a particularly heavy share of this impact. Most American homes have air conditioning unlike many European countries. During the peak summer months from May to August U S air conditioners generate about 150 million metric tons of carbon dioxide per month. That amount roughly matches the Netherlands total annual emissions. The issue extends past direct emissions. Rising temperatures drive greater demand for cooling. Expanding access to air conditioning without cleaner energy sources further increases greenhouse gas levels in the atmosphere. This situation also highlights global inequalities. Wealthier nations can widely adopt air conditioning while many lower income countries that face the worst effects of extreme heat have limited cooling options despite their smaller contribution to overall emissions. Studies suggest that if developing nations adopted air conditioning at levels seen in wealthier countries the resulting emissions could add approximately 0.05 degrees Celsius of extra global warming by 2050. Experts emphasize that the answer is not to abandon air conditioning. Instead efforts should focus on making cooling systems far more efficient expanding clean energy sources redesigning buildings planting urban trees and creating cities that naturally resist heat. As global temperatures rise finding ways to cool people without further warming the planet represents one of the major engineering challenges of this century.
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phil davis
phil davis@uphigrade·
@Rainmaker1973 As soon as big tobacco saw psychedelic's have money potential they're in the game. Scumbags, don't by anything unless it's natural. Big Tobacco has a terrible track record for killing humans. Btw, they also own most processed food companies.
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Massimo@Rainmaker1973·
Scientists have engineered tobacco plants to function as living factories for multiple psychedelic compounds. Researchers at the Weizmann Institute of Science in Israel successfully modified Nicotiana benthamiana, a close relative of tobacco widely used in plant biotechnology, to produce five powerful tryptamine psychedelics. These compounds are naturally found in “magic mushrooms,” certain plants, and the secretions of a toad species. The breakthrough could pave the way for more sustainable and scalable production of psychedelic medicines, which are currently under intense investigation for treating depression, anxiety, PTSD, and addiction. To achieve this, the team introduced nine genes from different organisms (fungi, plants, and animals) into the tobacco plants using a transient expression technique called agroinfiltration. This method temporarily delivers the genes without permanently altering the plant’s genome, allowing the plants to produce the compounds for a limited time. The modified plants synthesized psilocybin and its active form psilocin (from mushrooms), as well as DMT, bufotenin, and 5-MeO-DMT (the potent psychedelic from the Colorado River toad). Some plants were even engineered to produce all five compounds simultaneously. This plant-based approach offers a promising alternative to harvesting psychedelics from wild or cultivated natural sources, many of which face increasing pressure from habitat loss, overharvesting, and rising research demand. Using common agricultural plants as biological production systems could reduce costs and environmental impact. While the yields in this proof-of-concept study were relatively modest, the work demonstrates the feasibility of producing complex psychoactive molecules in greenhouse-grown crops. It builds on decades of research using plants to manufacture pharmaceuticals and opens new possibilities for future psychedelic therapies. [Berman P, et al. Complete biosynthesis of psychedelic tryptamines from three kingdoms in plants. Science Advances. 2026;12(14):eaeb3034. doi:10.1126/sciadv.aeb3034]
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phil davis
phil davis@uphigrade·
@krassenstein A straw man argument. The comparison is irrelevant and is used to bash a president. I don't really care, except for the stupidity of using the straw man fallacy.
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Brian Krassenstein
Brian Krassenstein@krassenstein·
Imagine using the National Guard to protect green algae but not US democracy on January 6. Trump is sickening.
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Greg Williams
Greg Williams@GW8387·
@uphigrade @RealAlexJones Yeah, same old Lib playbook response. You Libs are all alike. Same talking points as MSM. Insufferable and uninformed. Flip to the next page. If you’re defending little effeminate Alex….tells us all we need to know homie.
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Alex Jones
Alex Jones@RealAlexJones·
MUST-WATCH: "Trump Is Operating The White House Like It's A New York Crime Family!" Fmr. Trump Lawyer Robert Barnes Breaks Down The Self-Enrichment & Pay-For-Play Corruption Taking Place Behind The Scenes Of Trump's 2nd Admin 🔴WATCH ALEX JONES LIVE FOR MORE: x.com/i/broadcasts/1…
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phil davis@uphigrade·
@PhysInHistory So now we know why quantum mechanics is so crazy. It's the beer 🍺🍺
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Physics In History@PhysInHistory·
Physicist Niels Bohr founded the Institute of Theoretical Physics in Copenhagen, which was sponsored by the famous Danish brewery Carlsberg. He even had a house next to the brewery, with a direct pipeline to the beer.
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