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Immiliteracy and its Consequences

The US military is already losing serious face around the world without even losing a ship, much less an aircraft carrier, in the Middle East: Lost amid all the other news breaking in the last 24 hours is one particularly disturbing story: the United States Navy lost a battle at sea yesterday. CENTCOM put out […]

https://voxday.net/2024/02/01/immiliteracy-and-its-consequences/
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Forwarded from William Shakespeare
“Men of few words are the best men."

(3.2.41)” - Henry V
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RE:View – Rome (part I)

Almost twenty years ago HBO swung for the fences and knocked it out of the park with not one but the two best series in the history of that network.  And surprisingly, they were both period pieces. Deadwood I’ll look at another time… Maybe.  Today, we’re talking about Rome. In his book Timeline, Michael Crichton […]

https://arkhavencomics.com/2024/01/24/review-rome-part-i/
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"According to a Monday complaint filed with the university, as well as an analysis by the Washington Free Beacon's Aaron Sibarium, large portions of Charleston's work very clearly appears to have been lifted from others without so much as quotation marks. She even took credit for her own husband's work, according to the report."

https://www.zerohedge.com/political/entirely-counterfeit-harvards-chief-diversity-officer-plagiarized-least-40-times
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NEW - Farmers encircled Paris, blocking highways to France's capital.

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"We are billions of people. Let's just stand up and say stop. We will not comply."

Pascal Najadi, son of WEF co-founder, calls for members of the WEF to be arrested for their role in injecting a "bioweapon" into 5.7 billion people, from which he and his mother are now dying.

"It's a democide, and you'll be judged. It will be corrected in the name of humanity."

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Four States Consider Lifting Taxes On Precious Metals

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The underground city of Derinkuyu (Turkey)

One of the largest underground settlements in the world was discovered in 1963.
This amazing city is carved into the rock and goes underground to a depth of about 80 meters, permanently inhabited by 50 thousand people.

Underground city included warehouses, kitchens, weapons rooms, animal stables, rooms for schools and dormitories. There were ventilation shafts, water collection wells and more than 500 different secret exits to the surface.This huge structure still holds many mysteries, as less than half of the city has been explored.

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Ngl this is kinda a mad lad Brit W
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"Psyche"
William Bouguereau
1892
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In the forests and rivers that make up the Congo, there is said to be an enormous beast called the Mokele-Mbembe. It was described in detail by a German Captain by the name of Ludwig Freiherr von Stein zu Lausnitz. He conducted searches of the area in 1913 and his denoscription was reported by author Willy Ley.

“The animal is said to be of a brownish-gray color with a smooth skin, its size is approximately that of an elephant; at least that of a hippopotamus. It is said to have a long and very flexible neck and only one tooth but a very long one; some say it is a horn. A few spoke about a long, muscular tail like that of an alligator. Canoes coming near it are said to be doomed; the animal is said to attack the vessels at once and to kill the crews but without eating the bodies. The creature is said to live in the caves that have been washed out by the river in the clay of its shores at sharp bends. It is said to climb the shores even at daytime in search of food; its diet is said to be entirely vegetable.”
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The world's largest firework shell, Yonshakudama, weighs 420 kg (926 lbs) and creates an explosion over 730 meters (2,400 feet) in diameter.

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Why I Believe Academia is Dead: A Personal Story

When I was a postdoc at @wur, I supervised a PhD student who participated in a sandwich PhD program in Brazil and the Netherlands. She was married to a man who was also pursuing his PhD at both universities. Their conduct was utterly immoral - they included each other as co-authors in every publication they wrote. Additionally, their Brazilian supervisor coerced other PhD students into adding the woman's name as a co-author, thereby boosting her chances of advancing her career.

What matters in science is the so-called 'h-index'. My h-index means that in the last five years, I have had 24 publications with more than 24 citations each. Many universities and research institutes view this h-index as a key measure of a researcher's impact. And this is where the problem begins.

As a conscientious scientist, I was disturbed by the ethics of my PhD student and brought this up internally at the beginning of 2021. I was told that while it was morally incorrect, it was not a clear violation and that I should not talk about it. Soon after, my contract was terminated because I had publicly criticized the peer review process of Christian Drosten's PCR protocol, which did not occur, contradicting fundamental scientific principles.

Instead of supporting those who advocate for transparent and honest science, the system ultimately rewards those who are corrupt, deceitful, lie, and even shy away from the truth if it benefits their career.

Ultimately, I have concluded that science is nothing more than intellectual prostitution. One serves those who pay, ensuring that research findings align with what the funders most want to hear. Critical thinking and honesty, once the cornerstones of science, now belong to the past.

Therefore, I said: Goodbye academia, hello common sense.

@goddek
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Sex Parties on Capitol Hill

The Founding Fathers weren’t fond of political parties, but I don’t think they had this sort of political party in mind when they were criticizing them. James O’Keefe goes undercover again and gets a Republican congressional aide to admit, on camera, that Washington DC is running on sexual blackmail: Titus Warren: There’s a lot of […]

https://voxday.net/2024/02/01/sex-parties-on-capitol-hill/
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TIL John von Neumann was the first to use the term "singularity" to refer to a hypothetical point in time at which technological growth becomes uncontrollable and irreversible, resulting in unforeseeable consequences for human civilization. Many academics dispute the plausability of a singularity.
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NEW - A wide ideological divide is emerging between young men and women in countries around the world — FT

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