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Koko, what are your thoughts on climate change? Koko: Give orange me give eat orange me eat orange give me eat orange give me you Koko's translator: she says, "When the last tree has been cut down, the last river poisoned, only then will we realize that one cannot eat money" 😢
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Female speakers on NO ranked: 1. Junker Jo 2. Junker Jo 3. Junker Jo POWER GAP 4. Brazilian girl MARIANA TRENCH GAP 5. That one dumb bitch that called in during the Pratt space
🌙🦉Night Owls🦉🌙 Episode 111 is now available. Once again, it’s Election Owls. We cover the unexpected outstanding first-round performance of Flavio Bolsonaro and the rest of the Bolsonaro family in Brazil, Moldovan on the history of every single Brazilian political party that ever existed, a short discussion of war in Ethiopia between the federal government and regional militias, elections in Latvia, Bosnia, and Quebec, Spain’s left-wing Prime Minister calling for a snap election next month, plus left-wing riots in France. We also review Primetime. nightowls.biz/p/night-owls-e…
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Strolling around my vibrant urban walkable city with my $500 stroller absolutely frothing with rage
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Showing up to the gangbang and taking my shirt off only to reveal this and the guys all skedaddle leaving a dust cloud behind them like in looney tunes and I'm just standing there like "...what it something I said?"
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I'm so over this dude. The loop is going to have a higher fatality rate than Action Park at this point.
Just now! Scooter hit pedestrian in Central Park. All damn day long. Blood on your hands @CentralParkNYC @Nyccitycouncil @nycparks @shaunabreu @NYC_DOT
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So @CentralParkNYC has had at least three crash injury deaths this year, a record number in modern memory, and all have a commonality: poor management and poor enforcement. Before learning any facts at all about the horse-carriage fatality, the city council and the park leadership rushed to judgement -- the city council literally making a decision even before the hearing. If the city had responded rationally instead of with a gleeful "let's finally get the horse carriages," we might have prevented the following two deaths, of a pedestrian and now a cyclist.
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Central Park at this point is just turning into a petri dish of antisocial behavior that spontaneously generates novel deaths on a weekly basis.
Elderly cyclist, 71, killed after hitting unleashed dog, flipping over handlebars in Central Park trib.al/NAC8ivR
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I’m sorry but can we finally admit these were all good fits
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Fun fact: when you replace doctors with absolutely nothing, all cause mortality also drops.
Replying to @motorhomelabs
How about replacing them with absolutely nothing
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🚨NEW: Ms. Rachel was asked if she wanted to meet a huge celebrity. Her response…
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Never thought twice about it before but looking back it’s pretty stupid to write PASSPORT on your passport in big bold letters. I already know it’s a passport.
Before and after of the new US passport
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RT @Howlingmutant0: You hear a lot of stories about how when guys were teenagers they’d be so horny theyd fuck their couch or whatever but…
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This woman’s case is one of the many reasons I think psychiatry will be gone in 100 years. Her psychotic episode was due to anti-NMDA receptor encephalitis. It's an autoimmune condition where the immune system attacks NMDA receptors in the brain. She was put on a psych ward where they gave her high doses of antipsychotics while her condition deteriorated. Her family had to fight for the tests that revealed the illness. A psychotic episode should always be a medical emergency until proven otherwise. There should be a standard panel of tests for everything from B12 deficiency to encephalitis. A psychiatrist sent me home from an ER mid-heart attack because I presented with impending doom and stomach pain. I was diagnosed with psychosis and somatic delusions. It turned out that I had non-occlusive messenteric ischemia along with the heart attack. What makes me mad is that I may or may not have been in psychosis (I couldn’t eat, had lost 3 kilo that week and was in extreme pain) but the psychiatrist didn’t even treat the condition he thought I had- a sudden onset of psychosis as a medical emergency. It always is. The coming years, I hope families, friends and loved ones continue to push for medical workups and that people diagnosed with mental illness stop dying before their peers of treatable illnesses
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Replying to @restoreorderusa
They will make a fire with your beautiful oak door.
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Political opposition groups have weaponized the X algorithm to maliciously limit the reach of their opponents. Here’s how they manipulate the algorithm to do so: 1. Flood an account with a ton of new bot-controlled followers. In the case of @Babygravy9, they send 50k new followers to a guy who previous had about 250k. 2. Those 50k new followers represent one-sixth of the account’s followers. But when you account for dormant users that still inactively follow accounts, the 50k can very easily represent one-third to even one-half of the account’s active followers. It’s a material percentage. 3a. When you post on X, before the algorithm decides whether to boost your post and show it to a large audience (including “out-of-network” people who don’t follow your account), the algorithm first shows your post to a subset of your followers. If those “in-network” accounts engage positively (like, RT, QT, or—best of all—comment), the algorithm expands distribution, providing exponentially more impressions and giving the post the opportunity to go viral. 3b. On the other hand, if the subset of followers to whom the algorithm showed the post ignore it—or, even worse, if they engage negatively, by hitting the “show less” button or blocking the account entirely—the post’s distribution is quickly throttled. You can probably see where I’m going with this. 4. When our aforementioned bot accounts are shown the post from the target account, they mark it as content they are not interested in. Or they block the account (which is likely why REN mentions losing 100 or so followers per day after his follower count spiked). The algorithm then stops showing the post to *anyone*, since the initial sample group reacted negatively. 5. The target account’s posts gets no traction, they enter into a spiral of ever-decreasing engagement, and they eventually grow discouraged from having a fraction of the reach they used to have and just disengage entirely. It’s incredibly malicious. Diabolical, even. It neuters the reach of quality accounts, effectively censoring them, and it materially harms the ability of X to serve as the true digital town square. The only solution is for X to take a hands-on approach. If an account gains 10k+ followers in a day and there hasn’t been a viral post leading to the growth, they should have Grok review all the new followers and purge any that look like bots. Otherwise, this tactic is only going to become more common.
For many months something very odd has been happening to my account, culminating in my being totally rejected for the original creator program after being made to wait for over three weeks. I've long suspected someone at Twitter has their finger on the scale, and now I'm convinced. A couple of months ago I gained 50k followers overnight, unexpectedly. For the better part of a year, maybe longer, I'd barely gained any followers, even though my analytics told me I was gaining hundreds a day. After this recent explosion, every single day I've lost at least a hundred followers. We all know what effect this has: it tells the algorithm to hide you, and that's exactly what's been happening. Other accounts I've spoken to tell me they've seen similar things happen: a huge influx of followers, then a gradual falloff that effectively makes them invisible. So why is this happening? I've spoken to Premium Support and received no help whatsoever. Elon Musk's purchase of Twitter was supposed to guarantee freedom of speech, but in many ways, we've substituted an overt form of censorship that could be understood and accepted--a ban could come at any second--with a much more insidious form that also, in the case of the new rewards program, seems to allow great latitude for individual engineers to really mess with you if they don't like you. Of course we all know what should have been done to prevent the rampant scamming. @elonmusk
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When I was young, I used to think that no matter what happened to me, I could go to a hospital and everything would be okay. Understanding what a hospital really is, as you get older, is like going back to the state fair at 30. As a kid, the excitement is in conquering the fear of the ride. But “the ride” is an abstract. You’re bracing for an experience that you ultimately trust. As you get older, the ride becomes very concrete. The beams jostle. Paint bubbles over the rust. The carnie running the Zipper took an extra Klonopin and just wants to get home to his polycule. And you begin to understand how little there is between you and the ground. If you’re not careful as you age, your life is increasingly in the hands of people of impossible shapes who don’t look like you, don’t think like you, who will treat your fate with less interest than the vampire rapemance audiobook they put on during lunch. You have to laugh so you don’t cry. You have to build a body that keeps you far away from such places. When you’re forced in, speak clearly, or have someone speak for you, and do not look away while they work.
- 19yo with disorder that makes him prone to blood clots - ⁠calls an ambulance with symptoms typical of a blood clot in the lungs - ⁠blood test to rule out blood clot not performed - ⁠discharged with antibiotics - ⁠reattended A&E later same day coughing up blood (red flag for blood clot). Discharged again. - ⁠saw GP a week later who sent to A&E as had obvious symptoms of blood clot - ⁠discharged with no investigation for blood clots from A&E again as doctor “forgot” to refer to be admitted for tests - ⁠attended later same day as symptoms worsening. WAS actually admitted but communication so poor and kept in waiting room on a chair after “admission” that he didn’t realise he’d been admitted and went home to sleep. - ⁠died next day at home His life would have been saved with a simple blood test at any of the FIVE separate encounters with medical professionals.
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No it’s not you retard, you don’t have to hate every foreigner to be opposed to unlimited immigration
Brutal one-shot It’s completely over for this guy isn’t it. He can never say anything bad about blacks or browns ever again
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The victims tended to be older women, and the pro e-bike crowd (both delivery workers and paid "advocates") is young men. There's nothing surprising or intrinsically wrong about this disparity (I don't expect 75yo women to be delivering Shake Shack), but it *is* striking that Abreu did not appear to notice or attempt to correct for this disparity by asking the older women some followup questions.
It became very clear at the hearing at City Council on e-bike and street safety as led by Councilman Shaun Abreu that this city has a bias against its own citizens. A record-breaking crowd attended this hearing many of them having been severely injured by e-bike riders and they did not have an opportunity to speak til more than 4 hours into the hearing. Many simply had to leave and never spoke. Many still suffering from those injuries and advanced in age. This was of no concern to Abreu who while questioning numerous delivery workers had exactly zero questions for the victims! I would like to remind this council and Mr. Abreu that it is those citizens who pay your salaries and vote you into or out of office. But even more where is the compassion and concern for those victims who now live with paralysis, brain damage, vision problems and continue to require treatment and physical therapy. I saw no concern at all for the victims. I can think of many reasons why. One might be the outsized cash council members receive from Transportation Alternative’s lobby. And the delivery apps, Citibike, Uber and more. In fact Shaun Abreu received over $250,000 from Uber at election time. Maybe that’s why his questions were only addressed to the delivery workers and their representatives. This is almost unimaginable. It is a betrayal of the public good. And a black mark on this city which will never be erased. Those deaths and injuries of innocent New Yorkers at the hands of this city’s refusal to regulate and license and identify riders in order to control e-bike recklessness is forever. @CMShaunAbreu @GovKathyHochul @SpeakerMenin @nyc_evsa @infopobn @AFineBlogger @CycleSafe18 @NYPDPC @GaleBrewerNYC @nyccommonsense @JimWalden_esq @Mike94663851870 @rmusimg @Shebbie4nyc @NYDailyNews @nytimes @NYPostOpinion @Mike94663851870
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Ironically of course dimes square poetry readings and tranny wine bar small plates have done more to advance the cause of “white nationalism” than all siegeposting of the last two decades.
I apologize. I see now it was I, the guy who talks about banging trannies who was the larper. So in good faith I’m going to leave the space blank for you guys to list all your achievements in white nationalism. Any banks you’ve robbed, federal buildings you’ve blown up etc
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Gentrification is an economic and social miracle and the only reason people here fawn about how magical and THE Place To Be NYC is, is because gentrifiers saved it.
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VP RESPONDS DIRECTLY TO "YOUNG MEN WHO ARE P*SSED OFF" "We institutionalized anti-white, anti-male discrimination in this country. Totally disgusting. There is a lot more work to do, but we are NOT discriminating against people." @JackPosobiec @VP @JDVance
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