Insufferable INTJ (She/Her)
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a woman is wearing a headset and making a funny face
Alt: Holtzmann from Ghostbusters: Answer the Call, making an "uh oh" face
media.tenor.com
Walking up to the metal detector entrance at a con in full GB2016 kit always got me like
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Please remember: When we remind people that “there is NO evidence linking vaccines to autism” without adding “and fear of autism hurts autistics,” then we’re actually contributing to negative stereotypes about autism & autistic people. At TPGA:
thinkingautismguide.com/2025/03/bust... #VaccinesWork
thinkingautismguide.com/2025/03/bust... #VaccinesWork
November 24, 2025 at 4:06 AM
Please remember: When we remind people that “there is NO evidence linking vaccines to autism” without adding “and fear of autism hurts autistics,” then we’re actually contributing to negative stereotypes about autism & autistic people. At TPGA:
thinkingautismguide.com/2025/03/bust... #VaccinesWork
thinkingautismguide.com/2025/03/bust... #VaccinesWork
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Honestly it's hard to say we have a justice system. We have a system of rules to check and punish normal people while the rich and powerful can do almost anything they like.
Fani Willis was the only one to seriously go after Trump over Jan 6 — and she blew it
Fani Willis was the only one to seriously go after Trump over Jan 6 — and she blew it
Fani Willis was the only one to seriously go after Trump over Jan 6 — and she blew it
www.independent.co.uk
November 27, 2025 at 1:16 AM
Honestly it's hard to say we have a justice system. We have a system of rules to check and punish normal people while the rich and powerful can do almost anything they like.
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Human centipede ass ruling elite.
November 27, 2025 at 1:19 AM
Human centipede ass ruling elite.
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it turns out nepobabies are almost entirely all horrible & incompetent, yeah.
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November 26, 2025 at 10:54 PM
it turns out nepobabies are almost entirely all horrible & incompetent, yeah.
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He is a lawyer who loves conspiracies and junk science. He is nothing close a scientist and has zero background in healthcare. He is simply another worst of the worst appointment in this admin., leading a dept he has zero ability to lead. So, in short, perfect for this admin.
November 24, 2025 at 8:33 PM
He is a lawyer who loves conspiracies and junk science. He is nothing close a scientist and has zero background in healthcare. He is simply another worst of the worst appointment in this admin., leading a dept he has zero ability to lead. So, in short, perfect for this admin.
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As a postdoctoral biomedical researcher, any claim that RFK Jr. is somehow the most powerful man "in science" makes me want to vomit.
What an insult to the people who actually advance medicine and our understanding of the factual world we live in.
What an insult to the people who actually advance medicine and our understanding of the factual world we live in.
November 24, 2025 at 9:42 PM
As a postdoctoral biomedical researcher, any claim that RFK Jr. is somehow the most powerful man "in science" makes me want to vomit.
What an insult to the people who actually advance medicine and our understanding of the factual world we live in.
What an insult to the people who actually advance medicine and our understanding of the factual world we live in.
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I am a dev and I dislike AI because
•it cannot operate without stolen data
•it does not work reliably
•it lies all the time
•it is terribly inefficient
•it pollutes
•it is/was oversold
•the biggest frauds champion it
•the people behind it are psychos
none of these are unreasonable complaints
•it cannot operate without stolen data
•it does not work reliably
•it lies all the time
•it is terribly inefficient
•it pollutes
•it is/was oversold
•the biggest frauds champion it
•the people behind it are psychos
none of these are unreasonable complaints
November 26, 2025 at 8:10 PM
I am a dev and I dislike AI because
•it cannot operate without stolen data
•it does not work reliably
•it lies all the time
•it is terribly inefficient
•it pollutes
•it is/was oversold
•the biggest frauds champion it
•the people behind it are psychos
none of these are unreasonable complaints
•it cannot operate without stolen data
•it does not work reliably
•it lies all the time
•it is terribly inefficient
•it pollutes
•it is/was oversold
•the biggest frauds champion it
•the people behind it are psychos
none of these are unreasonable complaints
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Every software developer I know who actually understands the code they're writing hates AI slopcode.
November 26, 2025 at 6:33 AM
Every software developer I know who actually understands the code they're writing hates AI slopcode.
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The docs also reveal the number of hours the FBI devoted to the project, which required some agents to work nights and weekends. The FBI paid personnel $851,344 in overtime for working on the Epstein files between March 17 and March 22.
November 25, 2025 at 9:44 PM
The docs also reveal the number of hours the FBI devoted to the project, which required some agents to work nights and weekends. The FBI paid personnel $851,344 in overtime for working on the Epstein files between March 17 and March 22.
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Partisan messages like this violate the Hatch Act and, as nonpartisan civil servants sworn to uphold the law, we would never do this.
But conspiracy-brained people don't know we truly uphold the law, and in this case probably don't even know the law at all.
But conspiracy-brained people don't know we truly uphold the law, and in this case probably don't even know the law at all.
November 26, 2025 at 2:49 AM
Partisan messages like this violate the Hatch Act and, as nonpartisan civil servants sworn to uphold the law, we would never do this.
But conspiracy-brained people don't know we truly uphold the law, and in this case probably don't even know the law at all.
But conspiracy-brained people don't know we truly uphold the law, and in this case probably don't even know the law at all.
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2/2 They found nothing, obviously, but they did destroy entire agencies and their dedicated staff, turned over reams of government data to Elon to train his AIs, dismantled our nation's soft power, and then slunk away with zero guilt, shame, or regret.
November 25, 2025 at 2:49 PM
2/2 They found nothing, obviously, but they did destroy entire agencies and their dedicated staff, turned over reams of government data to Elon to train his AIs, dismantled our nation's soft power, and then slunk away with zero guilt, shame, or regret.
Lady Ghostbusters Cinematic Universe
November 26, 2025 at 2:21 AM
Lady Ghostbusters Cinematic Universe
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That would be nice, but Chuck Schumer stepping down would be better. Chuck Schumer is a symbol of our nations politics imprisoned by lobby.
November 24, 2025 at 7:46 AM
That would be nice, but Chuck Schumer stepping down would be better. Chuck Schumer is a symbol of our nations politics imprisoned by lobby.
So....
• 8% of respondents are scientifically illiterate morons who have been repeatedly kicked in the head by horses
• 23% would be vaguely aware if a horse kicked them in the head
• 54% have the capacity to accept facts, evidence, and data
and
• 15% are doubtful horses even exist
• 8% of respondents are scientifically illiterate morons who have been repeatedly kicked in the head by horses
• 23% would be vaguely aware if a horse kicked them in the head
• 54% have the capacity to accept facts, evidence, and data
and
• 15% are doubtful horses even exist
"The world's climate is..."
Changing - Due to humans: 54%
Changing - Not due to humans: 23%
Not changing: 8%
YouGov / Nov 24, 2025
Changing - Due to humans: 54%
Changing - Not due to humans: 23%
Not changing: 8%
YouGov / Nov 24, 2025
November 25, 2025 at 7:38 PM
So....
• 8% of respondents are scientifically illiterate morons who have been repeatedly kicked in the head by horses
• 23% would be vaguely aware if a horse kicked them in the head
• 54% have the capacity to accept facts, evidence, and data
and
• 15% are doubtful horses even exist
• 8% of respondents are scientifically illiterate morons who have been repeatedly kicked in the head by horses
• 23% would be vaguely aware if a horse kicked them in the head
• 54% have the capacity to accept facts, evidence, and data
and
• 15% are doubtful horses even exist
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* Astronauts in space have never eaten the product known as "astronaut ice cream." It's too crumbly and dangerous (you need to keep flying bits to an absolute minimum in zero-gravity with all those sensitive instruments around). "Astronaut ice cream" was created to sell in gift shops. Really.
November 25, 2025 at 4:43 AM
* Astronauts in space have never eaten the product known as "astronaut ice cream." It's too crumbly and dangerous (you need to keep flying bits to an absolute minimum in zero-gravity with all those sensitive instruments around). "Astronaut ice cream" was created to sell in gift shops. Really.
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The 20 biggest billionaire political donors collectively dumped nearly $5 BILLION into our elections from 2015-2024.
Just in case you wondered why it feels like our government works for billionaire tax breaks, and not for us.
Just in case you wondered why it feels like our government works for billionaire tax breaks, and not for us.
November 25, 2025 at 5:22 PM
The 20 biggest billionaire political donors collectively dumped nearly $5 BILLION into our elections from 2015-2024.
Just in case you wondered why it feels like our government works for billionaire tax breaks, and not for us.
Just in case you wondered why it feels like our government works for billionaire tax breaks, and not for us.
Since Elon Musk gained US citizenship under false pretenses, I think we can say a foreign adversary did sneak in
If a foreign adversary snuck into our Federal budget and cut Education and Science Research the way we’re cutting it ourselves — strategically undermining America’s long-term health, wealth, and security — we would likely consider it an act of war.
November 25, 2025 at 2:09 PM
Since Elon Musk gained US citizenship under false pretenses, I think we can say a foreign adversary did sneak in
kids these days 👶🏼
what does "call him up long distance" mean?
November 25, 2025 at 4:56 AM
kids these days 👶🏼
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The whole DOGE thing really should put to bed any boneheaded notions that running the government 'like a business' is a good idea because walking in, being a huge dipshit, firing a bunch of people and then cashing out before the fallout hits is exactly how guys like Musk operate.
November 25, 2025 at 3:28 AM
The whole DOGE thing really should put to bed any boneheaded notions that running the government 'like a business' is a good idea because walking in, being a huge dipshit, firing a bunch of people and then cashing out before the fallout hits is exactly how guys like Musk operate.
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No - it's much, much stupider. In 2003 the US was heavily dependent on foreign oil. In 2025 the US is a net exporter of oil. We do not need to steal anyone's oil for national security. This war is a fantasy project of people so uninformed and incurious that they don't realize the world has moved on.
November 24, 2025 at 10:53 PM
No - it's much, much stupider. In 2003 the US was heavily dependent on foreign oil. In 2025 the US is a net exporter of oil. We do not need to steal anyone's oil for national security. This war is a fantasy project of people so uninformed and incurious that they don't realize the world has moved on.
Did you know there were longbowmen on the Mary Rose?
They could tell they were archers because the draw weight of English longbows 🏹 could reach 200 lb! It took years of training and practice, resulting in *twisted spinal columns*.
Medieval history is cool AF 🎯
news.artnet.com/art-world/th...
They could tell they were archers because the draw weight of English longbows 🏹 could reach 200 lb! It took years of training and practice, resulting in *twisted spinal columns*.
Medieval history is cool AF 🎯
news.artnet.com/art-world/th...
How Henry VIII’s Prized Ship Reemerged With a Trove of Tudor Treasures
The Mary Rose holds a Guiness World Record for the most medieval weaponry recovered from a single shipwreck.
news.artnet.com
November 24, 2025 at 10:52 PM
Did you know there were longbowmen on the Mary Rose?
They could tell they were archers because the draw weight of English longbows 🏹 could reach 200 lb! It took years of training and practice, resulting in *twisted spinal columns*.
Medieval history is cool AF 🎯
news.artnet.com/art-world/th...
They could tell they were archers because the draw weight of English longbows 🏹 could reach 200 lb! It took years of training and practice, resulting in *twisted spinal columns*.
Medieval history is cool AF 🎯
news.artnet.com/art-world/th...
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An endorsement from Ross Douthat of the @nytimes.com tells you everything you need to know
November 24, 2025 at 7:53 PM
An endorsement from Ross Douthat of the @nytimes.com tells you everything you need to know
