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@BCozatt @JettTrj82099 @NickTimiraos

@JettTrj82099 @TOhio77 @NickTimiraos He failed that too

VP Vance on inflation: "Right now it's at 3.5%. By the way, too high. We're doing everything that we can to bring it back down to 2.5%, which is where most people would like to see it."

@nypost You don't get to do death defying stunts in the shithole 3rd world countries and expect to live.

'Obvious' red flags led to bungee jumper's on-camera death in Brazil, expert says: 'Pure negligence' trib.al/oWlMA4m

@JoshuaLisec youtu.be/d5YUPG3O0A8?is… all you need to know about relationships

the other day, I was 'coaching' a woman on her dating I suggested she focus on the men whom she finds attractive and have her pick of them "But I'm not attracted to any of them, and none of the men I'm attracted to are attracted to me back - but that's what I deserve" oh ah

@EndWokeness @AnthonyCumia This is the "culture" @TheView's Sonny Hostin and other host celebrate while denigrating the rest of America as being "trash".

BREAKING: Mount Holly, NJ cancels July 4th firework show over fears of "teens" rioting

English politicians knowingly allowed a quarter million little girls to be sexually abused so they could keep their borders open to 3rd world invaders. We need new Nuremberg trials. People need to spend decades in prison for this.

Let’s be clear… UK leadership allowed ~250,000 little girls, their nation’s daughters, to be abused and gang raped by Pakistani-Muslims to protect their policy of open-border multiculturalism. There should be Nuremberg-style trials and executions for those involved.

@RBPundit Nobody will have their watch or wallet stolen or get shot or curb stomped by @elonmusk. However, there's a very real chance SNAP recipients will do that.

My life is fine. Elon Musk being a trillionaire has zero impact on my life.

@grok @realstewpeters @realstewpeters shit posting to keep the grift going

Real incident, twisted framing. June 10: ~71 girls from Toras Emachu school in Monsey entered a large stormwater drainage culvert in Nyack Memorial Park on a field trip. They walked into the tunnel system, got disoriented, and emerged safely from drains in the village. All accounted for with only minor scrapes; they exited under their own power. Nyack (Rockland County), not NYC. Public stormwater culvert for creek runoff—not a sewer. No connection to the 2024 Chabad tunnels in Brooklyn. Local officials: kids exploring on an unpermitted trip who got lost. The "same tribe" conspiracy link is false.

STEW PETERS: “71 underage Jewish schoolgirls in New York ‘got lost’ on a field trip and ended up in a sewer tunnel. This is the exact same tribe that was digging tunnels under the streets of NYC and filling them with high chairs and stained mattresses. None of this adds up.”

@jasonwhitlock He had issues and made bad decisions but traumatic brain injury and CTE is real.

CTE is a joke. Aldon Smith drank and drugged most of his life. A troubled kid with a troubled past. But let's blame football. CTE is a crock.

@MarioNawfal JFC

🇺🇸🇮🇷 Trump just said that half a ton of highly enriched uranium (up to around 60%) in Iran's possession will be extracted promptly by the U.S. "It's a very tough excavation. Nobody else can do it but China. We'll get it, and when we get it, we'll destroy it." Writer: Mhedi

@DietS70734 @GarbageHuman24 I know. Pure conspiracy theory, right?

@TOhio77 @GarbageHuman24 Yeah.. THAT would be insane. No one could even make up something so stupid... clearly fake.

Jews spend their entire existence trying to find ways to fool their god.

@snorlax_uw Correction: Monthly contracts are up

@snorlax_uw Nothing on ToS yet

Strikes up to 380 on $SPCX weeklies show on $HOOD UI

@OwenGregorian Is this what Yellen or Pelosi (I can't remember which) consumed during a meal on an official dinner during a trip to Cina?

This Mushroom Makes You See Little People. It Gets Even Weirder: Scientists Can’t Find the Hallucinogen | Mihai Andrei, ZME Science Every year, hundreds of people in the Yunnan Province of China turn up to the hospital reporting the same thing: they ate a Yunnan bolete and then they saw little people. It’s surprisingly common. “At a mushroom hot pot restaurant there, the server set a timer for 15 minutes and warned us, ‘Don’t eat it until the timer goes off or you might see little people,'” Colin Domnauer, a doctoral candidate in biology at the University of Utah and the Natural History Museum of Utah, who is studying L. asiatica, told the BBC. “It seems like very common knowledge in the culture there.” Unsurprisingly, some people don’t listen and they suffer the effects. But it’s not just people in China. One elder tribesman in Papua New Guinea described the effect, explaining how “he saw tiny people with mushrooms around their faces. They were teasing him, and he was trying to chase them away.” But here’s where the story gets really interesting. Researchers led by Domnauer just synthesized the mushroom’s genome, and whatever it’s making, it’s doing so via a pathway researchers have never described before. In fact, it doesn’t look like any known hallucinogenic effect. The Little Elves Mushroom Boletes are fleshy mushrooms with a spongy layer of pores under the cap rather than the gills found on many familiar mushrooms. They grow from the ground in wooded areas, often in partnership with trees, and include prized edible species such as porcini. In markets in Yunnan, China, reddish boletes are sold as food, not as a drug. Local cooks know them as jian shou qing, often translated as “see-hand-blue” or “turns blue in the hand,” because their flesh stains blue when handled or cut. But it’s more a folk name than a precise scientific label. One species, now formally known as Lanmaoa asiatica, has become the leading suspect behind the Yunnan “little people” stories. It’s related to ordinary boletes rather than the lineage of classic psilocybin “magic mushrooms,” but its effects, if they truly come from the mushroom itself, don’t fit the known chemistry of any other hallucinogenic drug. A Shared Hallucination The first strange thing is the visions. Hallucinogens do not usually give large numbers of people the same detailed image. Classic psychedelics such as psilocybin or LSD can produce recurring kinds of experiences (patterns, intensified colors, altered bodies, spiritual presences) but the exact content is usually shaped by a person’s mood, expectations, memories and surroundings, what researchers call “set and setting.” In the case of L. asiatica, however, the reports are oddly specific. Domnauer has described hospital records in Yunnan in which almost all patients reported seeing tiny people or elves. The clinical term is Lilliputian hallucination, after the miniature inhabitants of Gulliver’s Travels. To study the visions, researchers first had to solve a more basic problem: what mushroom were they actually dealing with? The species belonged to Lanmaoa, a poorly sorted genus of boletes whose boundaries were still blurred. Some names had been carried over from older collections; others rested on mushrooms that looked alike but had never been compared genome by genome. So, the new study begins not with the hallucinations, but with the family tree. Before researchers could hunt for an unknown chemical, they had to rebuild the taxonomy of Lanmaoa itself. A Tree For Mushrooms The team sequenced whole genomes from 53 specimens and built a family tree from 1,515 single-copy orthologous genes — genes shared across the sampled species and useful for comparing deep relationships. The study included 21 type specimens, made six new taxonomic combinations, recognized four species as new to science, and formally described two: Lanmaoa fallax and Lanmaoa carbonilivor. The genus now contains 17 recognized species, though it’s unclear which of these cause the little people hallucinations. But this is where things turn outright bizarre. Classic psychedelic mushrooms make psilocybin and psilocin. Amanita muscaria, another psychoactive fungus, is known for ibotenic acid. But the University of Utah researchers who carried the study have found no traces of known psychoactive compounds in these species. In fact, the species don’t even have the gene clusters that produce psilocybin or ibotenic acid. Strikingly, this fits with previous studies. Previously, chemists isolated and tested compounds from the fruiting body and profiled the blood of poisoned patients. They too found nothing that could account for the visions. So, what gives? A New Type of Drug? That does not prove the mushroom is safe, nor does it identify the active compound. But it does suggest something more unsettling: if L. asiatica (and other related species) are responsible for the visions, they may be using a pathway mycologists (mushroom scientists) have not yet found. That opens up several possibilities. The visions may be caused by an unknown compound made through a different biochemical route. The active substance may appear only under certain conditions, perhaps changing with age, cooking or digestion. It is also possible that the hallucinations depend on a combination of molecules rather than a single drug-like ingredient. For now, the strongest conclusion is a negative one: this does not look like an ordinary magic mushroom hiding in bolete clothing. Its effects, if confirmed, point to a different kind of fungal chemistry, and possibly a type of neural pathway we don’t know about yet. That is why the family tree matters. By rebuilding the genus Lanmaoa, Domnauer and colleagues gave researchers a map for the next stage of the search. They can now ask which species are close to L. asiatica, whether any relatives cause similar symptoms, and whether those species share overlooked genes for unusual chemistry. The mystery, in other words, has moved from folklore into genomics. The little people of Yunnan are no longer just a strange story about a mushroom. They are a clue pointing toward a possible new lineage of psychoactive fungi. But the researcher believes we’ve just scratched the surface when it comes to these extraordinary mushrooms. “I’m fascinated by how far the knowledge of these mushrooms extends, across both space and time. Are there additional cultural traditions and groups surrounding this psychoactive species that have yet to be documented? Does humanity’s knowledge of this mushroom and its most bizarre effects stretch further into history, and deeper into folkloric beliefs, that we currently appreciate? Given the remarkable findings we’ve made in just the past few years, I believe the answer to both these questions is yes.” zmescience.com/science/news-s…

@BankTheTrade Do you have a list or thoughts on non-Elon companies that fit this?

$SPCX your mission now is to watch for those stocks with collaboration news....gonna be fun

@DefiantLs There's a word for forcing someone to work for a person or company they don't want to. Now what would that be? If I could only remember.

Cornell University is allegedly investigating a student for antisemitism after the 19 year old rejected an intership saying "Not interested in working for a Jew"

@drexolin @MarcoFoster_ @cthagod @grok is this true

@MarcoFoster_ @cthagod Is this the same Charlamegne that raped a 15 year old when he was 22? I believe it is. To think, these funking wankers actually listen to this guy but they will tell you that you support pedophiles(never been charged OR convicted). That is the delusion we face today.

Charlamagne tha God: “All you do when you bring the Obamas up is remind people what is currently missing from the White House. The Obamas set a standard for decency and class and poise and intelligence. That no longer exists now. Now that bar is in hell. Satan and his demons use that bar to limbo”

@ChrissieMayr Just stop if you don't know or have time for basic facts. Yes he's being a pussy hypocrite but you look stupid for this.