I saw Academic Agent point out this article. If indeed it was 106 tweets per day, Grok says that puts the account in 0.1% of users.

I do though, question the flippant use I see of 'psyop' that's often thrown around without some clarification. In what sense? It's not credible that a mother somehow voluntarily, for instance, agreed to spend 10 months in jail, as some kind of accomplice. This is, I think, a non-starter.

https://open.substack.com/pub/thinkingcoalition/p/the-truth-about-lucy-connolly

🇷🇺💥🇺🇦🏴‍☠️ Russian troops are advancing in the Serebryansky forest.

They managed to drive the Armed Forces of Ukraine out of the territory of the former ostrich farm (closed since 2022 after the Russian army's retreat from the area), occupy the densest part of the forest, and reach the approaches to the settlement of Yampol. It holds not only the enemy's logistics in the remaining part of the Serebryansky forest but also the logistics of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in Severesk. One of the roads leading directly to the city passes through Yampol. When the Russian Armed Forces liberate it, they could cause a serious crisis for the Armed Forces of Ukraine in this direction.

Tribune Building, Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

"With patience, this radio can pull in local AM stations clearly, embodying the ingenuity of wartime tinkerers. Feel free to experiment, as each build varies with parts. One of the most important components is the antenna and it can make all the difference in the distance you can expect to receive signals from. Once you optimize your design you can pick up stations from much, much further out than local radio."
https://substack.com/home/post/p-172139459#:~:text=With%20patience%2C%20this,than%20local%20radio.

Let’s cut the bullshit

It’s been Space Command since 1944 when we established Legacy Space Force and fought the First and Second Star Wars against the Dark Fleet (Space Nazis) until

We reached a treaty in 1954 and ended the bloodshed

https://www.axios.com/local/huntsville/2025/09/02/redstone-arsenal-space-command-huntsville-alabama-colorado-air-force

Redstone has been the home of Legacy Space Force for over 81 YEARS

"At least 12.5 percent and possibly up to 13.3 percent of the chimp and human genomes represent a “gap difference” between the two genomes. That means there’s a “gap” in one genome compared to the other, often where they are so different, they cannot even be aligned.

"There are also significant alignable sections of the two genomes that show “short nucleotide variations” which differ by only about 1.5 percent. We can add this difference to the “gap difference,” and calculate a 14 percent to 14.9 percent total difference between human and chimp genomes. This means that the actual difference between human and chimp DNA is 14 times greater than the often-quoted 1 percent statistic."

https://scienceandculture.com/2025/05/bombshell-new-research-overturns-claim-that-humans-and-chimps-differ-by-only-1-percent-of-dna/

"Defying science, American parents are turning away from male circumcision" - Ross Pomeroy, Big Think, 14SEP2024

>As a result of this intuitive reasoning, rates of circumcision have fallen from about 85% in 1965 to roughly 58% in 2010, the latest year for which solid data is available.

>Parents, however, also have the responsibility to do what’s best for their child, even if that decision causes personal discomfort. And the evidence for the health benefits of circumcision, accumulated over decades of research, is overwhelming.

>"Our risk-benefit analysis showed that benefits exceeded procedural risks, which are predominantly minor, by up to 200 to 1,” an international team of researchers reported in a 2017 systematic review of 140 studies conducted in the prior decade.

https://archive.ph/LUMp8
(Medicine?)

I tell non-Americans that the United States accounts for:

- About 4% of the global population

- About 13% of global drug consumption

- About 50% of global drug spending

And they're often floored.

For so many drugs, America is *the market*.

🄳🄾🄾🄼🄿🤖🅂🅃🄸🄽🄶

If ancient Greece had the Internet...