MEGA stands for make evangelicals great again. I guess she doesn't really think she would become the property of man in the idolized evangelical world.

...you should appreciate all these modern inventions (and the modern people who helped create them) while appreciating a 9000 year old American culture that bio-engineered a native grass

The next time you bite into a delicious piece of corn, fill your car with fuel, notice your tires, swallow a coated pill, or use a biodegradable cup.....

Acknowledging our past doesn't minimize or degrade us. Acknowledging our past should deepen our appreciation for ourselves and where we are today.

Meriwether Lewis carried that Frenchman's book, based on Moncacht's journals, when Lewis and Clark undertook their trans-continental journey a century later.

Moncacht Ape documented Niagara Falls, the Great Divide, the Mississippi and the Pacific Northwest. A Frenchman named Antoine-Simon Le Page du Pratz published Moncacht Ape's journals.

When I was in elementary school there was no reference to First Peoples explorer Moncacht Ape who explored the western United States a hundred years before Lewis and Clark became 'influencer' famous.

The Euro destruction of the Americas was so selfish that accepting that there were peoples and nations on this continent over 25000+ years ago was fiercely squashed even into the 1990's.

It was known to Euro manifest destiny colonizers but it wasn't politically correct to acknowledge that the First Nations of the Americas could be so grand as to make some Euro cities look small and unsophisticated. The first publicly funded archeology wasn't even started until the 1960's.

It had streets! It had public buildings! A government! It had courtyards and parks and religious centers. It had metalworking, pottery making, textile production and enough agricultural and trading logistics to support a city that size. It was named Cahokia.

The familiar corn we eat today is a global staple for thousands of products on which we all depend.
Around 1100 CE (or 1100 AD if counting in the then newly devised years of our Lord) there was a city in what is now Illinois that was 2.5 times bigger than contemporary London.

Around 7000 BCE, the people in what is now Mexico began selectively breeding teosinte. Teosinte, a wild grass native to Mesoamerica, has small kernels and looks nothing like modern corn. Over thousands of years, people cultivated traits like larger kernels, softer husks, and sweeter taste.

Need for Speed: Porsche Unleashed

Not yet but I still have the giant waste of space thumbnails on desktop. With a large monitor they are 5x7 notecard size. The only positive is now I can just click the audio on in the thumbnail and watch the video without ads.

waaaaittt....whaaat.....you are a god. Best advice I've had all year.

ffs

So he thinks giving everyone chemotherapy is the way to make everything better. Have a cold, chemo for you. Sprain your ankle, chemo for you. Everyone gets chemo and we'll all be better for it.

Now they just couch themselves in organizations like the John Birch Society