2022-04-07
Worthy
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Book Review: A Square Meal – Part I: Foods of the ‘20s and ‘30s – SLIME MOLD TIME MOLD
This book also has some interesting reminders that constipation used to be the disease of civilization. In fact, they mention constipation being called “civilization’s curse”. This is why we have the stereotype of old people being obsessed with fiber and regularity, even though that stereotype is about a generation old now, and refers to a generation that has largely passed.
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Striving to Make Sense of the Ukraine War
Then suddenly, from one issue to the next, the Finns were no longer heroes but were evil Nazis, and the Mannerheim Line was now definitely as German as it sounds. What is more, if marginally more gradually, the evil Communist tyrant Stalin, who had sent army after army unsuccessfully against the Finns and been executing his own commanders, was suddenly genial, wise Stalin. As a ten year old, I found the transition very hard to fathom, and being now romantically fully committed to the Finnish cause, I rather went off the magazines.
One of the truths about the Ukraine war which western media is suppressing is that, if Russia cannot take on Ukraine without serious embarrassment, then Russia could not possibly take on NATO. It is a ludicrous proposition, outwith full scale nuclear war. It is fascinating to watch the western militarist establishment in full cry, simultaneously crowing over Russian military inadequacies while claiming that the West needs massively to increase the money it pumps in to the military industrial complex because of the Russian threat. The self-evidently fatuous nature of this dual assertion is never pointed out by mainstream media journalists, who currently operate in full propaganda mode.
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Dunbar’s number and how speaking is 2.8x better than picking fleas (Interconnected)
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celebrity gossip
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Hacker Takes over Drake, Eminem, and Justin Bieber's YouTube Channels
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Trump used to borrow from major banks. Now look who's lending it money
Donald Trump used to bank with the big guns. Now he’s borrowing from Axos Financial, an obscure, internet-only institution based in San Diego and Las Vegas.
Musk / Twitter
Rank Propaganda / Thought Policing / World Disordering
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Where Americans get their news and who they trust for information
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71% of executives say the metaverse will be good for business
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Insurance Giant GEICO Cancels Event With Linda Sarsour After Outcry
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Prebunking “inoculation” reduces susceptibility to misinformation across culture
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Meta takes down Brazil environmental disinformation network tied to military
COVID / VaxCult
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Leaked Recording of Shanghai CDC Expert Describes Chaos Behind Lockdown Measures
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Global life expectancy drops two years since the start of the pandemic
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German Lawmakers Reject Mandatory Vaccination Bill In Latest Blow To Chancellor Scholz
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Extension of EU Digital Covid Certificate Regulation: feedback until 2022-04-08
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Protection by a Fourth Dose of BNT162b2 Against Omicron in Israel
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What triggers severe Covid? Infected immune cells hold clues
Culture War / Tribal / Re segregation
Edumacationalizing / Acedemia Nuts
Media / ShowBiz / Advertising
TechSuck
- Still happening: Did You Receive a Text Message from Yourself? You’re Not Alone
Crypto con games
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Maker of ‘Axie Infinity’ Game Raises Funds to Reimburse Victims of Crypto Hack
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Play-to-Earn Game Token Collapses After Hacker Cashes Out
A hacker stole $300,000 from blockchain-based mobile game WonderHero, just a few days after the massive hack targeting play-to-earn Axie Infinity.
Economicon / Business / Finance
Gubmint / Poilitcks / Law Making
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Ketanji Brown Jackson confirmed as first Black female high court justice
Jackson won't be sworn in immediately, as Justice Stephen Breyer will need to first retire sometime this summer.
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Political spam texts are out of control and customers have no effective recourse
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FAA, do your damn job (unleaded avgas)
George Braly of General Aviation Modifications Inc. ran down in dreary detail how the agency has dragged its feet, obfuscated, delayed, ignored, changed the rules and simply abandoned its charge to oversee the certification of GAMI’s G100UL unleaded avgas. On some of his slides detailing this 12-year odyssey—yes, 12 years—were emails with my name on them. I started covering this story in 2010—January, as Braly reminded us at the forum, whose venue, appropriately, required a treasure map and numerous detours for directions to even find.
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Swamp Fox Detained After Attack on Democrat Congressman - The Political Insider
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Obama backs Biden after ‘sad’ video shows audience ignoring president
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FDA Warning Letters Are Pearls Of Wisdom - Dealbreaker
Last week, the FDA issued a new round of letters to no less than seven CBD companies that used research studies to claim or misleadingly imply that their CBD products can cure, mitigate, treat or prevent COVID-19.
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White House warns of 'escalating vulnerabilities' from semiconductor shortage
Hunter
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450GB Of 'Deleted' Hunter Biden Laptop Material To Be Released Within Weeks | ZeroHedge
A whistleblower who's fled the United States for Switzerland has vowed to drop '450 gigabytes of deleted material' from Hunter Biden's abandoned laptop, which he says he also gave the the Washington Post, New York Times, and Sen. Chuck Grassley - all of whom he says sat on it for months.
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Over 150 Suspicious Hunter Or James Biden Financial Transactions Flagged By Banks | ZeroHedge
Law Breaking / Police / Internal Security
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What the actual ever lovin' chuckle fuck is this? US: 2 posed as agents, gave gifts to Secret Service officers | AP News
Prosecutors allege Taherzadeh and Ali had falsely claimed to work for the Department of Homeland Security and work on a special task force investigating gang and violence connected to the Jan. 6 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol. They allege the two posed as law enforcement officers to integrate with actual federal agents. Authorities did not detail what, if anything, the men were aiming to accomplish by posing as law enforcement officers or by providing the gifts. Prosecutors said the investigation remains ongoing.
Taherzadeh is accused of providing Secret Service officers and agents with rent-free apartments — including a penthouse worth over $40,000 a year — along with iPhones, surveillance systems, a drone, flat screen television, a generator, gun case and other policing tools, according to court documents.
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U.S. Says It Removed Malware Worldwide, Pre-Empting Russian Cyberattack
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Border Patrol Agents Accused of ‘Whipping’ Cleared of Criminal Misconduct, Union Chief Says.
External Security / Militaria / Diplomania
World
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Hackers Posed as Flirtatious Women to Target Israeli Officials
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Lebanon’s annual inflation rate dropped to a 3-month low: 214.59%
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Finland Mulling NATO Membership After Russia Warns Of 'Serious Consequences'
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Rule of law: European Commission targets Hungary but spares Poland
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Germany stages country-wide raids against ‘neo-Nazi networks’
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Bretton Woods III? China Begins Buying Russian Coal And Oil In Yuan | ZeroHedge
Health / Medicine
Environment / Climate / Green Propaganda
Ukraine War
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Ukrtelecom down via stolen credentials from employee in Russian-occupied zone
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Pentagon Foresees Very Protracted Ukraine Conflict To Be "At Least Measured In Years"
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Do Russians tell the truth when they say they support the war in Ukraine?
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Russia Committing Genocide in Ukraine, Says Holocaust Expert
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Anonymous has gained access to the Kremlin's security cameras
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Communication Breakdown: How Russia's Invasion of Ukraine Bogged Down
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The United States imports more petroleum products than crude oil from Russia
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Viral "Russian Mobile Crematorium" Tweet Is From An 8-Year-Old YouTube Video | ZeroHedge
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Breaking ranks with EU, Hungary says ready to pay for Russian gas in roubles
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- NC: "Worse than Abu Ghraib? Worse than Fallujah? Really?"
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“Do Not Try to Interrupt a Ukrainian Woman”: Explaining the War to Europe’s Skeptics
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United Nations suspends Russia from human rights body over Ukraine
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Facebook cracks down on Russian influence networks targeting Ukraine
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'We Became Like a Big Startup.' How Kyiv Adapted the City's Tech to Save Lives
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Apple defies Russian government, restores opposition voting app