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Cognitive Scientist; QMI, ATC, Terminus Analytics, PrimorumOS, Biohacker, Polymath. https://nitter.gq/t.co/SlYPTM417z

Tomah, Wisconsin
Joined March 2025
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Experimental soliloquies on parchment paper; rejected by FB groups, because I am apparently a bot—beep, beep. Seriously, why is everything thought to be AI, contemporarily? Do people think others incapable of writing well, and without heart, save one uses AI? Absurd, is it not? I have been writing since I was a child, after all. It is profoundly difficult to find words which can accurately convey and thus articulate what is felt within—consequently, writing such as mine is borne.
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Experimental, metaphysical interrogation: two movements superimposed across two weathered parchments.
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Geopolitical and world events updates! Come hither, and hear unabashed, unadorned and uncensored TRUTH here!
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Check out the new skill American soldiers are learning! Nothing on saving lives, or avoiding war, just on how to dig mass graves! The U.S. Army is now training soldiers to dig mass battlefield graves for American troops for the first time in decades, rehearsing how to handle mass casualties as Trump's war continues. The Army says it hasn't needed to do this on a large scale since the Korean War. Is this what you let your kids sign up for?
Iran war, day 243 | the U.S., Israel, GCC have a plan to strike Iran! Assuming their wet dream comes true: 1. They wan to achieve air supremacy They plan to jam all Iranian radar stations will be jammed, and they will be jammed and the radars struck, then the air defense missiles will be struck in the following wave, after which entry into Iranian airspace will occur. Didn’t they try this during the 40 day war? 2. 68 electricity distribution stations will be struck—and these are not power generation stations—in 31 Iranian provinces. •except Iran has over 120 grids and 1000s of microgenerators as back ups! 3. 68 bridges connecting Iranian cities will be struck, to prevent movements by the Revolutionary Guard to suppress protesters. •Mosaic plan. They’re ready for that Electricity will be cut off, and some fuel stations will be struck. •no big deal on energy prices soaring 4. The following facilities will also be struck: The Natanz and Fordow nuclear reactors. •tried and failed last time •this time will be different right! Heavy water production facilities at Parchin will get hit!Mount Fao or the Kas. Some other supporting equipment and factories will also get hit. •this looks like a 1000 plus missile operation so far! This will occur over five days, not within 72 hours. The SOH will be temporarily occupied, and the Abadan refinery will be occupied." This is what they seek to accomplish in days presuming they will neutralize retaliatory strikes from 31 provinces possibly within hours! The cope is real! What’s happening at U.S. Central Command? General Brad Cooper, held a briefing at the White House, attended by Trump, the heads of the Pentagon and U.S. Southern Command, as well as other high-ranking officials. General Cooper stated that the military is ready to resume terror operation against Iran. The operation plan has been developed. Forces and resources are in place. When will Israel give the order? What does Senator Chris Murphy say about this new plan for attacking Iran? In 3 words: it is catastrophic! “During one of the intelligence briefings, we had the opportunity to have a fairly detailed discussion about the war plan, and no doubt you have heard that it will be short-term. I will just say this: their plan is insane, and it will lead to a catastrophic escalation, and perhaps to undermining our commitment to the rule of law. The civilian infrastructure that we might target will prolong and escalate the war, which will have devastating consequences for our security interests.” But it’s worth it if it is worth it for Israel right! It appears the US has resumed strikes against Iran! US reportedly struck an Iranian navy base in Jask with at least four missiles •but Trump said Iran has no navy! •Explosions were heard in Bandar-e Jask in southern Iran, and columns of smoke rose from the city afterward. •The attack is the second reported American strike on Iran tonight, after an airstrike on an Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps launch platform on Qeshm Island. •A new explosion was also heard in the SOH. How has Iran responded so far? Three tankers hit mines while trying to sneak out of the SOH •per statement from the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy, three violating oil tankers exploded and caught fire over the past 24 hours after striking mines while using an unauthorized southern route through the SOH. The IRGC Navy (Trump says doesn’t exist), says the ships had switched off their radar and navi systems and ignored repeated warnings while trying to exit through the unauthorized route. •"The unauthorized route in the SOH is contaminated, and ship owners and crews are responsible for using these routes. •They should not pay attention to the illusions of US Central Command on social media," the statement reads. •The IRGC Navy added that any provocative action backed by the terrorist and aggressor US army that ignores the strait's regulations will be met decisively.
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BBC inadvertently creates and epic trailer for their anti-Russian propaganda docuseries, which encompasses the brilliant, Vladimir Putin!
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"Cemetery Blues" recorded at a Wisconsin cemetery, over many hours, condensed into 10 minutes; with beautiful Fall colours and rustlings, and complimented by a beautiful sonata!
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There is a lot going on in the world, and it is all interconnected to the Chosen Ones; come learn about contemporary geopolitics, here! @JoAnn_Marie is here, awaiting your best pick-up lines! Come ask her “Trick or Treat!”
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Good to know RFK Junior gets to speak freely while not being blackmailed at all for sexually assaulting his babysitter! Since RFK isn’t familiar with Persian, Arab scientists historically during their golden age (8th-13th centuries), here are a handful who made their mark in Baghdad’s house of wisdom while Europe was living in the dark and most couldn’t read: Al-Khwarizmi - Persian polymath • Invented algebra • Created algorithms (used in your phone today) Tusi - Persian mathematician •pioneered trigonometry Ibm Al Haytham •Persian. Born in Basra, 965. •invented calculus 600 years before Newton •Volume of a Paraboloid. •Sum of Fourth Powers •Also worked on optics and scientific method. The work of Alhazen were frequently cited during the Scientific Revolution by Galileo Galilei, René Descartes, Johannes Kepler, and Christiaan Huygens but western textbooks leave him out. Al-Kindi • Pioneer of cryptography • Basis of modern passwords Hunayn ibn Ishaq • Christian scholar • Translated 100+ Greek medical texts Banu Musa Brothers • Built automated machines • Early foundation of robotics Omar Khayam •Persian Mathematician. Reformed the solar calendar. Poet His calendar is more accurate than Gregorian calendar Ibin Sina - persian father of modern medicine. Cannon of medicine used in Europe for over 600 years Al Zarawi - 936 cordoba. invented over 200 med instruments Europe copied in 1200s in Latin Biruni - father of anthropology, comparative religion and pharmacology and more Persian astronomer Abd al-Rahman al-Sufi, writing in his Book of Fixed Stars, described a "nebulous spot" in the constellation of Andromeda Jabir Ibn Hayan - (geber) invented chemistry. Born in 721. Built 1st lab. Built alembic for distillation •Retort for heating substances sublimation. •Cucurbit for extraction of substances •Discovered sulfuric acid, Nitric acid and HCl. Ibn Khaldun- real father of economics and sociology before Adam smith he wrote the same theories on econ only over 400 years earlier. 1377 - wrote Muqadimmah When goods are scarce, prices rise and VV. Supply and demand When taxes low, people work harder, government collects more revenue - Laffer Curve by reagonomics. Ibn Khaldun came up with it first Why do empires rise and fall Ibn Rushd (Averroes): was an Andalusian polymath and jurist who was proficient in a variety of intellectual fields, including philosophy, theology, medicine, astronomy, physics, psychology, mathematics, neurology, Islamic jurisprudence, law, and linguistics. The author of more than 100 books and treatises! Their contributions in a nutshell: Algebra, algorithms, decimal numbers (0–9), cryptography, astronomy, surgery, chemistry, genetics, economics and more: Alarm clock → Al-Jazari (1206 CE) Toothbrush → Muslim medicine (600 CE) Soap → Arab chemists (8th century) Mirror → Muslim craftsmen, Spain (11th century) Coffee → Yemeni Muslims (1400s) Cotton → Arabic "qutn" (800s CE) Europe has ZERO renaissance period without the works of Persian and Arab polymaths they freely borrowed from and don’t credit! And RFK junior’s legacy is defending Israel, being a r@pist, defending big pharma and standing by Trump!
RFK JR: “There's five hundred million Arabs in the world. And yet they don't produce science. They don't produce literature. All of that tradition has been destroyed by the Muslim Brotherhood. They have created stagnant societies.”
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Do you want to hear some REALLY SCARY stories, considering it is October? Come hear the scariest of all stories: the TRUTH about the Jews.
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The Russians are the Arctic. Half the human population and most of the region is Russian. If the idiotic Europeans dared to confront them, they'd be completely wiped out.
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“American strawberry fields are being DRENCHED in cancer-linked pesticides — while workers are in full-head-to-toe hazmat suits, respirators, and gloves! Two workmen, spraying poison directly onto the berries that will soon hit grocery stores nationwide. These are the “fresh” strawberries your family eats. If the chemicals are so toxic that the *applicators* need full-body protection… what exactly are we feeding our kids? This isn’t “farming.” This is chemical warfare on our food supply. It’s time to Make America Healthy Again. Boycott the poison. Grow your own. Demand clean food. Seek out local 'pick your own' strawberry venders and farmer's markets.”
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A thousand times more devastating than any “holocaust.”
Adolf Hitler’s historic “Eagle’s Nest” retreat in Bavaria, Germany, has been engulfed in flames. German police have detained a suspect as authorities investigate possible arson. No injuries have been reported, and the extent of the damage remains unclear. Follow: @AFpost
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I wish you could have seen this moonlight by the lake @LadyJustice9111
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Once communication goes dark not even the supreme leader can stop these missiles being launched, mosaic is a thing of divinity, a military doctrine that only a genius could’ve created
BREAKING: Iran has reportedly activated its "dead hand" doctrine as Iranian officials now believe a joint U.S.-Israeli attack is imminent and have instructed the country’s armed forces to directly activate the decentralized “Mosaic Defense” doctrine, with commanders reportedly receiving extensive lists of U.S. economic and political targets to strike if war erupts, per Fars News. The activation shifts Iran's military to 31 autonomous provincial commands, designed to ensure devastating retaliatory strikes can be launched even if central leadership is decapitated in a first wave of attacks. Tehran is pre-authorizing field commanders to fire without waiting for orders from the top. It comes as Trump says the U.S. is "not negotiating" and "something will happen soon," Washington orders the complete evacuation of its embassy staff from the Gulf, and the IRGC claims to have struck seven vessels in a single night. The region is now on a hair trigger for total war.
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Another perfect example of creating problems via poor system design and then implementing solutions that don't truly solve anything. In parts of the United States, sleeping in your own car can lead to fines, arrest, or even jail time. As homelessness and housing costs continue to rise, some states and cities have introduced laws restricting or banning people from sleeping in vehicles or other public spaces - even when they have nowhere else to go. Tennessee passed a law making certain forms of camping on state-owned property a felony, punishable by up to six years in prison and a $3,000 fine. Florida enacted a statewide law in 2024 restricting sleeping or camping on public property, including in vehicles, with limited exceptions. Hawaii also restricts overnight vehicle sleeping in many areas, while cities such as Los Angeles, San Francisco, Denver, and Fresno have adopted their own restrictions. Those in favor say these measures address public safety, sanitation, and concerns about encampments. On the other hand, they punish people for being homeless rather than addressing the circumstances that leave them without shelter. In 2024, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled 6–3 in City of Grants Pass v. Johnson that enforcing generally applicable public camping bans does not, by itself, violate the Constitution’s prohibition on cruel and unusual punishment. Justice Sonia Sotomayor dissented, emphasizing that sleep is a basic human necessity and questioning the fairness of punishing people for unavoidable human needs when they have nowhere else to go. But what does it say about a society when someone can be punished for sleeping in the only place they have left? Housing has become unaffordable for many people, and thus homelessness rises; should the priority be enforcement and punishment? Or affordable housing, mental health support, and practical solutions that address the causes of homelessness? A society that prioritizes punishment over prevention must ask whether it is actually solving the problem - or just making poverty less visible.
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