Tyler Is

191. Staring at my reflection.

@t_NYC City boy huh? They're sweet landmarks where I'm from. Your landmarks smell like piss.

The fact that young people talk about nuclear power and never, ever, EVER mention the nuclear waste that is buried all over USA in storage sites that will remain radioactive basically forever and aren’t secured or really “safe”

@CarolineCr56310 @MarcosArrut The science generation can't solve taxes and it won't solve aging.

@altmoral @MarcosArrut You call it a feature — then name one benefit of aging. I’m the younger generation, the science generation. Don’t you dare speak for me.

Aging is a biological problem. And problems aren't to be worshipped: they're to be solved. That's all.

@primalhunger @MarcosArrut Disagree.

@altmoral @MarcosArrut No way is obsolescence a selling point! It's like wanting to buy a car that is guaranteed to breakdown after 5 years because you want to make room for newer models. Who the hell would buy a car like that? Dying of the aging process is a terrible curse and it should be optional.

@istoiletcat I don't have the same affinity for your parents or grandparents.

@altmoral In a few years I will be 30 and I never wanted my grandparents/dad or mom to die. You have no right to say such things. Aging is the greatest humanitarian problem of civilization.

@GovCox Great. Now do Uranium.

A Utah copper mine is coming back online with advanced tech. Domestic production of critical minerals in rural Utah means greater economic strength and a safer nation. This is how we build what America needs, right here at home. 🇺🇸 More here: bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

@eden_valen20946 @cursedcommentss So does red 40.

@altmoral @cursedcommentss Asbestos gives humans cancer my guy

@eden_valen20946 @cursedcommentss So is the US food supply. But you can't insulate with it.

@altmoral @cursedcommentss Its literally poison to humans

@MarcosArrut It's the human condition. You're trying to bring about a vampiric condition. 😂

They say 80 years is "enough." In the hospital, days from death, no one says that. No one wants to die. Rejecting longevity in public and begging for it in private is hypocrisy. That's all.

@larlick @BrandonStraka What waste? If it's fissile, it's not waste.

@altmoral @BrandonStraka Nuclear waste is not considered green.

A LEFTIST vents over paying $3.89 for gas, blaming Trump and his voters. But when prices hit $5.03 under Biden in 2022, there was no outrage. Selective outrage.

@TakeThatClouds 70M gallons of hydrocarbons burned over American skies each day, but It's all natural. 😉

@altmoral My brain is quite capable of rationalising the observations my eyes are making. Right now they are showing a short contrail from a plane at 32,000ft, and no contrail from a plane at 25,000 feet. Later on this afternoon I'll start to see long contrails as the humidity rises.

20 million views now. 20 million views for a clickbait article based on nonsense, inspired by a single tweet that only got 66,000 views in the first place. How can anyone hope to combat this level of misinformation?

@captive_dreamer It's a war the Congress hasn't declared. Best get off the sycophant train before it derails completely.

If you can't see the narcissism in this you're lost

@MattGibsonMusic @DavidDeutschOxf @Rainmaker1973 That's what I get on my motorcycle, except I look like a man while getting from A-B.

@altmoral @DavidDeutschOxf @Rainmaker1973 Yep I drive one. 52 MPG is sweet!

California squirrels are eating rodents in broad daylight. In California’s Briones Regional Park, researchers observed a startling new behavior: California ground squirrels, typically known for eating nuts and seeds, are now hunting, killing, and consuming voles, a smaller rodent species in their habitat. A study in the Journal of Ethology documented 74 squirrel-vole interactions, with 42% involving squirrels stalking, pouncing on, and eating voles. This behavior, observed almost daily, marks the first recorded instance of widespread carnivory in this species. While squirrels have occasionally eaten insects or bird eggs, actively hunting warm-blooded prey is unprecedented. Student-recorded videos show squirrels chasing voles, restraining them with forepaws, biting their necks, and consuming their flesh or organs. The behavior may stem from a vole population surge—nearly seven times the state’s ten-year average—prompting squirrels to exploit this abundant protein source. Squirrels of all ages and sexes participated, suggesting a potential lasting adaptation. It’s unclear if this carnivorous trend will continue once vole numbers normalize, but the discovery reveals the surprising adaptability of even well-known animals. ["Squirrels Are Displaying ‘Widespread Carnivorous Behavior’ for the First Time in a California Park, New Study Finds." Smithsonian Magazine, 2025]

@chrisdmowrey Only grasping half the problem...

Hard to overstate how right the left was about all of this

@DavidDeutschOxf @Rainmaker1973 Ever heard of Prions?

@Rainmaker1973 We should genetically engineer them to hunt rats and other pests and keep away from human habitation. Later, also to obey human commands. Perhaps this project is already under way, but is being conducted in secret to delay criticism from Green anthropomorphists.

@WSJ Everything the government touches, turns to sh*t.

Nearly one in 10 people who had Affordable Care Act plans have dropped health insurance after the expiration of federal subsidies drove up costs, a new survey shows on.wsj.com/4slDId6

@CynicalPublius @KurtSchlichter x.com/i/status/20345…

@CynicalPublius @KurtSchlichter Bookmarking this for when SF are on the ground and you claim that it's not the same as sending in the Marines or the Army.

I’ll stick with @CynicalPublius