Dan Sheppard

@AlboMP First priority, should be making sure that nobody is able to use it to falsify their higher level of education, credentials, qualifications and experience that undermines real professional environments which could endanger people.

We're making sure AI works in Australia's interests.

@NightSkyNow Its not man made climate change. Its because we are in the middle of a magnetic pole shift, with a reversal expected to begin at the middle of this century.

🚨: Scientists confirm that the climate has officially gotten so bad that now it’s unrecoverable.

@NightSkyToday 無理だろう。 今、天王星に向けてロケットを打ち上げても、ロケットが天王星に到着するまで何年もかかる。

@NightSkyToday There is not enough time to get there with any technology this year. Not possible.

JUST IN🚨: Elon Musk says he wants to go “very deep” into Uranus by the end of 2026.

DID YOU KNOW🚨: Complaining literally weakens your brain, every time you focus on what's wrong you reduce the brains ability to adapt. That is why practicing gratitude helps increase brain's neuroplasticity..... its ability to adapt!

@Dominos_UK Everything Dies Forever.

tell a terrifying story in 3 words

Distribution of Mammals on Earth 1. 🐄 Cows - 35.0% 2. 👨 Humans - 33.0% 3. 🐖 Pigs - 11.5% 4. 🐃 Buffalo - 4.8% 5. 🐑 Sheep - 3.0% 6. 🐐 Goats - 2.9% 7. 🐕 Dogs - 2.0% 8. 🐘 Other Land Mammals - 2.0% 9. 🐎 Horses - 1.9% 10. 🐋 Marine Mammals - 1.9% 11. 🐪 Camels - 1.0% 12. 🫏 Donkeys - 0.9% 13. 🐈 Cats - 0.2% Source: - Hannah Ritchie - Our World in Data - Weizmann Institute of Science

Chaotic physics-based airline crew co-op game 'Dear Passengers' has been announced. Launching in 2026 for PC Steam page: store.steampowered.com/app/4534960

A new game has been announced where you and your friends crew the world's worst airline - Pilot the plane or work inside the cabin - Physics-based co-op - Dynamic weather and turbulence - Passengers expect food and drinks It's called Dear Passengers. Would you play this?

This is why American tourists love China's safe society so much. A Chinese living in Los Angele shared the app he used for safety. The map shows shootings, fights, car crashes, police pepper-spraying, knife attacks... This is real GTA.

Even parking lots and rooftops in 🇨🇳China are now covered with solar panels, turning empty spaces into power generators!

Caretaker takes an apple piece as a joke from panda, it's reaction is priceless Never take his apple

JUST IN: 🇨🇳 China says it "will make efforts to de-escalate the situation" in the Middle East. "We are deeply concerned about the resumption of military conflict in the Gulf region."

🚨🇨🇳 China surprises the world with a major decision. ​China has removed the name "Israel" from all of its maps.

@MmisterNobody Freedom comes and goes like tides, for everyone

I don't know what freedom feels like. Do you?

This man was a judge. He was found dead not long after this video was taken, his name was Robert Steele. "Bloodlines of the beast" NEVER STOP TALKING ABOUT THE #EPSTEINFILES #TRUMP

New research shows the human brain is experiencing an evolutionary overload from a world it wasn't built to process. If you feel constantly overwhelmed by a relentless barrage of bad news, social media, and workplace stress, the problem might not be your personal resilience—it may be your biology. A new review published in the journal Behavioral Sciences suggests that the human brain is suffering from an "evolutionary mismatch". While our minds evolved to function within small, tight-knit communities of familiar faces, we now reside in sprawling, hyper-connected cities and navigate digital environments that expose us to the problems of billions of strangers. Our brains are effectively running on ancient software designed for a small village, leaving us poorly equipped to digest the endless stream of data pouring from our screens. This biological mismatch is further strained by what researchers call a "polycrisis"—the compounding stress of overlapping global issues like pandemics, economic inequality, and climate change. Because our ancestors only had to worry about immediate, local threats, our brains treat all incoming crisis data as an urgent, personal emergency, even when the situations are far out of our control. Compounding this is the psychological toll of social media, which triggers a relentless, unnatural state of comparison and competition. Rather than helping us adapt, this constant exposure to others' extreme successes and failures acts as a form of mental punishment, highlighting how modern mental health challenges are deeply tied to an environment our brains simply never evolved to handle. source: Yong, J. C., Lim, A. J., Tan, E., & Chan, S. H. M. (2026). Evolutionary Mismatch, Stress, and Competition: Making Sense of Psychosocial Problems in the Polycrisis Era. Behavioral Sciences, 16(5), 650.

Who did 9/11?

Twins died from SIDS at exactly the same time just 2 HOURS after being vaccinated. 2 hours. Exact the same time. If vaccines don't cause SIDS, this event is statistically impossible. adc.bmj.com/content/62/7/7…