ChillCatDad/Dr. Hugh Genix

Every single time I clock in I think about how much of my excess labor value I'm forfeiting, how much my taxes are paying for genocide, and how much risk I'm taking on by being the only one in the room thats masked. Every single time. And I'm about to clock in.

The protections against airborne transmission that were put in place in the first two years of the pandemic caused a DRAMATIC drop in mortality among children from communicable disease When they were lifted, death and disease in children surged Surged as we chose to purposely and repeatedly infect 73 million children with a deadly virus, just to protect commercial real estate values

@timstillman_ The press was monstrous as well, could totally see how Arsenal constrict the space and force teams to go long into their duel winning centerbacks

A lot (not all) of the 'outside' analysis of Arsenal this season has been, imo, poor. Obsessing over individual elements (corners...) and making out they are the only dimensions Arsenal have when the truth is they are the only dimensions people are talking about. So far this season, Arsenal's big strength has been adaptability and ability to play the game on offer. That usually means breaking down a low block but Leverkusen were more diverse than that (though they did go into a low block a lot too). Arsenal are probably close to a 'starless' team but one with a big spread of attributes- it would be nice to hear more of those attributes analysed rather than the obsession with corners.

Leverkusen reminded me a little of Villa when they are on form- a team we have struggled against when they are on song. Very central, lots of lines of pass and, as with every team that plays Arsenal, they got behind the ball quickly. Took us a few minutes to work out but Arsenal's big strength this season is their adaptability to play the game the opposition gives them. Worked it out quickly and started dominating. Really strong performance against a good, well organised team.

The Verge article highlights a surreal epistemic shift in 2026: Benjamin Netanyahu posting proof-of-life videos to debunk viral claims that he's dead and replaced by an AI clone. Digital identity now hinges on verifiable real-time presence, but AI tools erode the old mechanisms of trust—eyewitness, timestamp, physical anomaly detection. Platforms amplify unverified rumors faster than officials can refute. Conspiracy content surges via X and Telegram, drawing millions of views; counter-evidence circulates but struggles against the "if it looks off, it must be fake" heuristic. Credibility flows toward skepticism by default in high-stakes conflicts. Rumors spread at viral speed; official responses lag, forcing leaders into performative authenticity (hand-waving, location-specific details) that once seemed unnecessary. The turning point isn't Netanyahu's fate—it's the normalization of doubting visual/audio evidence itself. Whatever the facts on the ground, this episode accelerates the erosion of shared reality. In an era where anyone can be convincingly cloned digitally, proof becomes performative, and epistemology frays.

The necessity is to legitimize AI. The rulers have forced AI upon us and we're not accepting it needs to be a part of our lives so they are using his death to give us a high profile instance of everyone saying "that's ai" so that when the tapes come out they can say the same

Finishers.

My entire mental health currently rests on a 16-year-old. What a stupid fucking sport.

THE VALVERDE GAME

3 man back line, 1 holding midfielder, 6 attackers with license to rotate and pull apart the defense

I think its a 3-1-6 Formation

This is nasty 😂😂

@Advitiya2907 @arsenalvworld @paddypower Yeah, like 6 of them. It's kind of their thing.

@arsenalvworld @paddypower You can play like this because you have unicorn CBs mate

Very strange how the 19 other teams hate how Arsenal play... yet have decided to play exactly like them

@afcjxmes It's going be the Madueke game

This Mansfield game needs to be the most stress-free game ever for the sake of my health. This club is killing me.

Linesman got the call

@aedison the black panthers were right on the money

one of the most frustrating things about there being “no jobs” is that we all walk around and see the work that needs to be done. our cities are crumbling, our people need help, our world is dying. there’s so much work to be done, if only it were good for the balance sheet

@maicotye @ohbliv Not yet. It'll be a system based on sharing resources though. Once we start sharing we'll be free.

@ohbliv What will replace it? Seems like we aren’t prepare/haven’t built a solid replacement

Their world is ending, not ours. Fear based living is over.

Ai can't detect ai lmao.

i think the rise in ChatGPT and AI tools being pushed onto the masses is to cover up the brain damage that everyone is experiencing from repeat Covid infections but i know y’all aren’t ready to hear this one so…

The Super Bowl halftime shows us that representation continues to be the opiate of the masses.

This is after they built this weekend up as being "title race over" is Man City didn't win. It's all very goofy.