So a Chinese Muslim leftist who moonlighted as a Palestine activist, posed as a MAGA voter on X to dox a Jewish colleague and praise Hitler. Do I have that right? We need more insane asylums.

Here is the video: A Muslim preacher explains the fatwa permitting suicide bombers to stretch each other's anuses in daily training sessions with male jihadists at their mosque. They train each other to insert explosive devices of different sizes and improve their ability to hold them in their rectums. He clarified that training with other Muslim men to expand their anal capacity for larger bombs does not count as homosexuality, as it is done as part of jihad to achieve martyrdom.

BREAKING: United Airlines just announced that 880+ aircraft will have @Starlink by the end of 2026, with its entire fleet expected to be connected by end of 2027. Starlink has connected 14.2 million devices on 464,000+ flights and is active on over 560 United aircraft today.

The New York Post just revealed that the Gazan doctor who wrote two opinion pieces in the New York Times, accusing Israel of genocide after October 7th, is actually a Hamas terrorist himself. It turns out that Dr. Hussam Abu Safyia is a Hamas Colonel.

I spent 4 years reading the literature on LNPs, from Moderna's and Pfizer's own data to the latest single-cell and cryo-EM work. The shot doesn't stay one thing. Inside the body, it becomes 5 different entities, each with different sizes, time frames, and fates/outcomes. Same product. 5 biodistributions. Like confetti. See my substack. Link in next tweet.

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The I² was 88%! And they themselves say that, out of the 20 cervical cancer studies, 9 were at critical risk of bias, 7 were at serious risk, and only 4 were at moderate risk. None of the invasive cervical cancer studies they list controlled for sexual exposure (which could perhaps be ever so slightly relevant when you’re trying to determine whether a vaccine against a sexually transmitted virus caused the difference in cervical cancer rates). They also didn't control for other extremely important factors like smoking, hub, etc. And then there’s the small matter that the target-age vaccinated cohorts are still too young to have gone through most of the age range where cervical cancer occurs. Trying to turn observational data with an I² of 88%, with insane residual confounding, and immature follow-up into “the vaccine reduces cervical cancer by 80%” is let's just say ... Cochrane ain't what it used to be.

Palestinian, 19, shot dead by settlers, another wounded, in West Bank attack haaretz.com/west-bank/2026-1…

Muslim co-pilot stabs pilot and tries to take down plane with 180 passengers Media:

Best way to sandbox an AI is to put it on a Delta flight – it will have no chance of accessing the Internet!

A "Yes you are correct Bryan" would do just fine.

Exclusive: OpenAI is scrapping the release of its next-generation AI model because it failed to meet safety standards on.wsj.com/4xPPgao

I’m a scientist. I need to say this because the AI hype is getting ridiculous. AI can design a molecule in seconds. That doesn’t mean it discovered a drug. It discovered something we scientists have never been short of: Something to test. Someone still has to make it. Run the experiment. Measure whether it works. Check whether it’s toxic. And ultimately prove it works in the real world. AI hype tells us: “Prediction is discovery.” “Simulation is experimentation.” “Generating a molecule is developing a drug.” It isn’t. AI is making ideas incredibly cheap. But every new idea creates something AI cannot generate: Evidence. And the more hypotheses AI produces, the more experiments we’re going to need. That’s the irony nobody seems to be talking about. AI may not make laboratories obsolete. It may make them more valuable than ever. You can speedrun the thinking. You can’t speedrun reality.