🇺🇸🇺🇦 The LA fire department donated their equipment to Ukraine. Meanwhile American firefighter uses a traffic cone to scoop up water from a puddle and try to put out the fire.

“I don’t regret it, because I did the right thing,” Ms. Bryant recalled. “Sometimes you have to pay a price for what you believe is right.”

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Modern day Sodom and Gomorrah.

I didn't think this could possibly be true. And yet...

Let California Burn

Not only did Californians vote repeatedly and consistently for this obvious madness, but their current state government has obviously learned absolutely nothing from its massive failures. Oregon fire stations have sent 60 fire engines to help fight the Los Angeles fires, but the California Department of Transportation is reportedly demanding to inspect all of them […]

https://voxday.net/2025/01/12/let-california-burn/

Gloria in excel sheets deo.

t's very satisfying to watch her save the bees without causing any harm.

Her voice is calm and measured no wonder the bees seem so at ease when she handles them

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A vague and inconclusive denial... https://x.com/OSFM/status/1878192157145841726

Average annual sunshine hours worldwide.
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Dingle's critique is worth reading and understanding. There are a great many physicists who prefer deduction from premises over induction from data and observations for aesthetic reasons. Both approaches should be used synergistically, and privileging one over the other is a mistake.

In 1972, Dingle published his thoughts in a book called Science at the Crossroads. Here he challenged the growing dominance of mathematical idealism in science. He pointed out that mathematics had become the driving force in scientific inquiry, overshadowing the crucial role of empirical evidence and experimental verification. Dingle famously declared, ‘Mathematics has been transformed from the servant of experience into its master,’ highlighting his concern that this excessive reliance on mathematical formalism was leading scientists astray, and detaching theory from the real world.

In Science at the Crossroads Dingle expounded his arguments on the clock paradox, showing that by its own tenets, special relativity was self-contradicting and absurd. Dingle's book, while controversial, remains an insightful and thought-provoking critique of scientific methodology. His warnings against the erosion of empirical science in favor of abstract mathematical constructs are arguably even more pertinent today than they were in the 1970s.

https://open.substack.com/pub/brentshadbolt/p/the-fatal-flaw-in-einsteins-special?r=lp6h7&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=false

Deadliest Animals to Humans
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🚨🇷🇴 MASSIVE PROTEST in Romania!

50,000+ people are already packed in the streets, demanding their voices be heard!

The protest hasn’t even started yet, and the crowd keeps growing.

They're furious about the Constitutional Court canceling the elections!

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The 1696 window tax, explained

Did you know? 🎓

How the industrial revolution spread through Europe
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Jet fuel can’t melt terrorist IDs.

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Denmark Turns to Russia

The fake Trump’s bizarre rantings about acquiring Greenland has sufficiently scared the Danes to the point that some of their politicians want to seek Russian assistance in defending their territory. The Danish parliament is discussing the possibility of asking Russia for help in the event of aggressive actions by the United States towards Greenland. MP […]

https://voxday.net/2025/01/12/denmark-turns-to-russia/