Kat Osbourne ABNLP, MASC, CC

@jimcneu1 @ThisDayInMETAL Yeah, cause at this point Trump need the peace prize 🙄

@ThisDayInMETAL Where, in what country is this proposal? It's ridiculous. I loved his work, but come on he didn't split the atom or find a win a Nobel Peace Prize like President Trump.

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@AstronomyVibes I believe we are all a collective consciousness. That's why they try to dumb us down and turn us against each other. That's what god is. It's in all of us. We are god.

What if consciousness isn’t something your brain creates, but a fundamental force of the universe — like gravity? For decades, mainstream science has operated under the assumption of physicalism—treating the human brain like a computer and consciousness as mere software generated by firing neurons. However, prominent neuroscientists like Dr. Christof Koch of the Allen Institute and Dr. Nicco Reggente of the Institute for Advanced Consciousness Studies are challenging this materialistic view. They propose that consciousness is not a byproduct of biological hardware, but rather a fundamental building block of the universe, akin to gravity, mass, or spacetime. By comparing the brain to a radio receiver that interacts with an external signal rather than generating the broadcast itself, these researchers argue that our subjective experience is a gateway to a deeper, universal reality. If this theory holds true, it completely reframes both cosmological puzzles and the human experience. Major scientific roadblocks—such as "the hard problem" of how physical matter creates subjective feelings—instantly dissolve if consciousness is accepted as foundational. Instead of asking how matter produces the mind, researchers can ask how the mind structures itself into the appearance of matter. This paradigm shift could also revolutionize medical science, offering a new framework for understanding phenomena like near-death experiences. If consciousness exists independently of our biological bodies, our final moments may not represent an ending, but rather a return to the fundamental fabric of the cosmos. source: Zickl, D. (2026). Consciousness Is the Only Thing That Truly Exists, Scientist Claims. Popular Mechanics.

@Gosleepriya Unless you're in the body then liver.

@Gosleepriya Skin?

Answer without Google. 🤔

@dimitrivox @WW_Direct Very old. Enid Blyton. My favourites of hers was the far away tree. I'm 54 and read it AGAIN last year. I have read most of her books, but never read the famous five.

@WW_Direct Never even heard of famous five before

HARRY POTTER is the 2nd most cherished children’s book in the UK 📚 With 25%, it’s tied with Alice in Wonderland and Matilda, while The Famous Five is in first place with 34% (heraldscotland.com/news/national/…)

Yes.

@AlisonMoyet What about the UK? F*** us eh?? We just heard you first and got you to where you needed to be... How to go from being a fan to just wtf!!

A summer month in the USA

@ElonMusk_LordX This is to easy... Polo, golf

@TheMarcitect @elonmusk Why AI....? Any idea how much water that uses? People don't want shit ai music, art etc...

@elonmusk I looking to collaborate with someone. I've got the script and I'm ready I just need someone with superior AI skills. I want to bring back old movies.

Epic movies this year

@rickygervais Do your research.... Learn about chemming. Watch the film dimming. This poster is stupid.

Thoughts?

@lady_valor_07 No...

Be honest... yes or no?

@jk_rowling You are a wonderful woman. Please keeping standing up for women's rights.

I remember the first time I ever saw this footage. It's stuck with me ever since as an incredible example of human goodness.

@Matt_Pinner Unhealthy processed shit... Death!

What is your first thought when you see this fridge?

@theamelia__ 20 for me.... I'm 54. Of course I've done them all.

McDonald's axes nearly all its vegan options #liveblog-body" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">news.sky.com/story/money-li… I have never understood wanting to buy food from and helping make profits for companies who don't give a shit about animals anyway!!

@DarlingtonUnion I have a trans child. Boy to girl. And I still believe that a woman needs to have a woman's toilet. I stand with you.

Bethany said: "For more than a year, my colleagues and I have been fighting for something so simple, so basic, that it should never have required a court case: the right for women to have safe, single‑sex spaces at work. Today, a tribunal has confirmed what we knew from the start, that what happened to us was unlawful, and that the NHS Trust failed in its duty to protect our dignity and our safety. This case was never about ideology for us. It was about truth, biology, fairness, and the basic protections the Equality Act was designed to uphold. We never asked for special treatment. We asked only to be able to undress for work without a man being present. Instead, we were told to “broaden our mindset,” to “be inclusive,” and to accept that a biological male could use the women’s changing rooms simply because he said he was a woman. When we raised safeguarding concerns, concerns no reasonable person could dismiss, we were the ones pushed aside, belittled, and forced into a makeshift “temporary” space that was unsafe and dehumanising. The tribunal’s ruling affirms that women’s rights cannot be overwritten by internal policies or political pressure. It affirms that our concerns were legitimate, and that the trust’s treatment of us was discriminatory and unlawful. But this judgment must also serve as a warning. Across the NHS, there are countless women who feel they cannot speak, who fear being labelled or punished simply for wanting the privacy and safety they are entitled to. The Government has still not published the lawful guidance from the Equality and Human Rights Commission. NHS leadership continues to prioritise ideological policies over the real needs of frontline staff. Our victory today is a step forward, not just for us, but for every woman in the NHS. We hope it gives others the courage to speak, and we urge those in authority to finally listen. Women deserve better. And we will keep standing up until they get it." Comment from President of the Darlington Nursing Union, Bethany Hutchison, in today's Daily Express, following their landmark legal win supported by the Christian Legal Centre👇 express.co.uk/news/uk/215869…

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@AYO_AYO_AYO_ @historyinmemes I have things I still wear that are over 30 years old. Clothes were made to last back then.

@historyinmemes Wait, how did he get through the same top for 40years? If it is the same outfit, it didn’t shrink or lose colour in the wash? If it is not the same top, with fashion changes, how did he find the same vest for a 40year time span?

This man was a teacher for 40 years. At year 2 or 3, on Picture Day, he realized he'd worn the same outfit as the previous year, so he got the idea to continue to do so for his whole teaching career (1973-2012).

@oelma__ Yes.

Do you?