SoulKit
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Igniting the torch of unity, diversity, and freedom🔥
Our differences are our strength.
Our cultures depict the beauty of humanity. ✊🏽
Our differences are our strength.
Our cultures depict the beauty of humanity. ✊🏽
And "Slave, Refugee, or Immigrant" are ALL different forms of immigration.
One by force, one escaping duress, one voluntary.
All immigrants.
The US population comprises Native Americans and Immigrants.
One by force, one escaping duress, one voluntary.
All immigrants.
The US population comprises Native Americans and Immigrants.
December 21, 2025 at 9:46 PM
And "Slave, Refugee, or Immigrant" are ALL different forms of immigration.
One by force, one escaping duress, one voluntary.
All immigrants.
The US population comprises Native Americans and Immigrants.
One by force, one escaping duress, one voluntary.
All immigrants.
The US population comprises Native Americans and Immigrants.
My sudden, but inevitable, betrayal!
a man is holding a toy dinosaur with the words curse your sudden but inevitable betrayal
ALT: a man is holding a toy dinosaur with the words curse your sudden but inevitable betrayal
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December 14, 2025 at 2:44 AM
My sudden, but inevitable, betrayal!
Yeah, it's crazy.
And the only abstainers who could have changed the 2024 election results would live in a state that voted for Trump by a small enough margin that that state's abstainers could overtake it.
And even within that, gerrymandered district maps could *still* "block" a state's pop vote.
And the only abstainers who could have changed the 2024 election results would live in a state that voted for Trump by a small enough margin that that state's abstainers could overtake it.
And even within that, gerrymandered district maps could *still* "block" a state's pop vote.
December 5, 2025 at 9:20 PM
Yeah, it's crazy.
And the only abstainers who could have changed the 2024 election results would live in a state that voted for Trump by a small enough margin that that state's abstainers could overtake it.
And even within that, gerrymandered district maps could *still* "block" a state's pop vote.
And the only abstainers who could have changed the 2024 election results would live in a state that voted for Trump by a small enough margin that that state's abstainers could overtake it.
And even within that, gerrymandered district maps could *still* "block" a state's pop vote.
If 10% of the 93mil non-voters didn't vote primarily because their non-swing state would (almost certainly) match their vote, that accounts for 9.3 million "missing" votes.
That's enough voters to have given Kamala *up to* a 5mil popular vote lead (matching Barack's 2016 reelection pop vote marg).
That's enough voters to have given Kamala *up to* a 5mil popular vote lead (matching Barack's 2016 reelection pop vote marg).
December 5, 2025 at 5:36 AM
If 10% of the 93mil non-voters didn't vote primarily because their non-swing state would (almost certainly) match their vote, that accounts for 9.3 million "missing" votes.
That's enough voters to have given Kamala *up to* a 5mil popular vote lead (matching Barack's 2016 reelection pop vote marg).
That's enough voters to have given Kamala *up to* a 5mil popular vote lead (matching Barack's 2016 reelection pop vote marg).
Agreed on both counts, but as ~80% of the US lives outside of swing states, it likely accounts for a noteworthy portion of them.
"The system depresses voter turnout and leads to the quadrennial emphasis on issues that matter most to swing states." - Alexander Keyssar
ash.harvard.edu/articles/the...
"The system depresses voter turnout and leads to the quadrennial emphasis on issues that matter most to swing states." - Alexander Keyssar
ash.harvard.edu/articles/the...
The Electoral College and Our Broken Presidential Election System – Ash Center
ash.harvard.edu
December 5, 2025 at 3:40 AM
Agreed on both counts, but as ~80% of the US lives outside of swing states, it likely accounts for a noteworthy portion of them.
"The system depresses voter turnout and leads to the quadrennial emphasis on issues that matter most to swing states." - Alexander Keyssar
ash.harvard.edu/articles/the...
"The system depresses voter turnout and leads to the quadrennial emphasis on issues that matter most to swing states." - Alexander Keyssar
ash.harvard.edu/articles/the...
Ya gotta keep in mind the Electoral College's impact on voter turnout
There are loads of Blue Voters who live in Hard Blue states and Red Voters who live in Hard Red states where the Electoral College effectively votes on their behalf 99% of the time.
It's a poor reason to not vote, but it's real.
There are loads of Blue Voters who live in Hard Blue states and Red Voters who live in Hard Red states where the Electoral College effectively votes on their behalf 99% of the time.
It's a poor reason to not vote, but it's real.
December 4, 2025 at 5:46 PM
Ya gotta keep in mind the Electoral College's impact on voter turnout
There are loads of Blue Voters who live in Hard Blue states and Red Voters who live in Hard Red states where the Electoral College effectively votes on their behalf 99% of the time.
It's a poor reason to not vote, but it's real.
There are loads of Blue Voters who live in Hard Blue states and Red Voters who live in Hard Red states where the Electoral College effectively votes on their behalf 99% of the time.
It's a poor reason to not vote, but it's real.
This German Survey titled "Greatest *Threats* to World Peace"
So 41% of Germans think he's the greatest threat to world peace? That sounds low, if anything.
So 41% of Germans think he's the greatest threat to world peace? That sounds low, if anything.
November 28, 2025 at 4:29 PM
This German Survey titled "Greatest *Threats* to World Peace"
So 41% of Germans think he's the greatest threat to world peace? That sounds low, if anything.
So 41% of Germans think he's the greatest threat to world peace? That sounds low, if anything.
Vaccine deniers in gov't who consistently ignore the results of MASSIVE studies showing that vaccines are safe, effective, and prevent millions of easily avoidable deaths every year.
Truly this is the most embarrassing timeline.
www.sciencealert.com/study-of-1-2...
Truly this is the most embarrassing timeline.
www.sciencealert.com/study-of-1-2...
Study of 1.2 Million Children Finds No Risk From Common Vaccine Additive
A massive, 24-year-long study of more than 1.2 million children provides reassurance to parents around the world.
www.sciencealert.com
November 26, 2025 at 11:57 PM
Vaccine deniers in gov't who consistently ignore the results of MASSIVE studies showing that vaccines are safe, effective, and prevent millions of easily avoidable deaths every year.
Truly this is the most embarrassing timeline.
www.sciencealert.com/study-of-1-2...
Truly this is the most embarrassing timeline.
www.sciencealert.com/study-of-1-2...
An anti-immigration speech during a holiday that specifically celebrates a warm welcome offered to illegal immigrants...
I can't with these European Americans...🤦🏽♂️
I can't with these European Americans...🤦🏽♂️
a man in a black hoodie with the words that 's painfully ironic below him
Alt: a man in a black hoodie with the words that 's painfully ironic below him
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November 25, 2025 at 5:49 PM
An anti-immigration speech during a holiday that specifically celebrates a warm welcome offered to illegal immigrants...
I can't with these European Americans...🤦🏽♂️
I can't with these European Americans...🤦🏽♂️
A business can also maintain the same-ish level of revenue (at least per transaction).
That goal offsets the business' increased costs without overburdening their customers.
That goal offsets the business' increased costs without overburdening their customers.
November 20, 2025 at 6:46 PM
A business can also maintain the same-ish level of revenue (at least per transaction).
That goal offsets the business' increased costs without overburdening their customers.
That goal offsets the business' increased costs without overburdening their customers.
Did you miss the "yet many owners still expect higher revenue and plan to expand in the year ahead," part?
If increased prices are also expected to increase annual revenue - the amount that they are raising prices significantly EXCEED the increased costs.
If increased prices are also expected to increase annual revenue - the amount that they are raising prices significantly EXCEED the increased costs.
November 20, 2025 at 5:15 PM
Did you miss the "yet many owners still expect higher revenue and plan to expand in the year ahead," part?
If increased prices are also expected to increase annual revenue - the amount that they are raising prices significantly EXCEED the increased costs.
If increased prices are also expected to increase annual revenue - the amount that they are raising prices significantly EXCEED the increased costs.
Casual reminder that the phrase "Pulling yourself up from your bootstraps" originated to describe an idea that is utterly preposterous and clearly impossible.
The devolution of the phrase was designed to give people a false sense of hope - "a wild goose chase" of hard work, if you will.
The devolution of the phrase was designed to give people a false sense of hope - "a wild goose chase" of hard work, if you will.
November 17, 2025 at 8:08 PM
Casual reminder that the phrase "Pulling yourself up from your bootstraps" originated to describe an idea that is utterly preposterous and clearly impossible.
The devolution of the phrase was designed to give people a false sense of hope - "a wild goose chase" of hard work, if you will.
The devolution of the phrase was designed to give people a false sense of hope - "a wild goose chase" of hard work, if you will.
Additionally, 2 sm. pizzas of 10" and 6" diameter create a total surface area of ~106.7 sq. in.
That's ~equivalent to 1 Medium 12" pizza
So 1 homemade 12" med. pizza costs ~$4.20 (🌿)
Exceeding my $1-$3 range
But still makes 3 pizzas (2 medium + 1 small) for the price of 1 storebought ~$10 pizza.
That's ~equivalent to 1 Medium 12" pizza
So 1 homemade 12" med. pizza costs ~$4.20 (🌿)
Exceeding my $1-$3 range
But still makes 3 pizzas (2 medium + 1 small) for the price of 1 storebought ~$10 pizza.
November 10, 2025 at 6:27 PM
Additionally, 2 sm. pizzas of 10" and 6" diameter create a total surface area of ~106.7 sq. in.
That's ~equivalent to 1 Medium 12" pizza
So 1 homemade 12" med. pizza costs ~$4.20 (🌿)
Exceeding my $1-$3 range
But still makes 3 pizzas (2 medium + 1 small) for the price of 1 storebought ~$10 pizza.
That's ~equivalent to 1 Medium 12" pizza
So 1 homemade 12" med. pizza costs ~$4.20 (🌿)
Exceeding my $1-$3 range
But still makes 3 pizzas (2 medium + 1 small) for the price of 1 storebought ~$10 pizza.
Me too...
I wonder if they could calculate % of similarity to the original post?
But then that makes shorter posts barely editable.
A 5% similarity req:
• Permits 2.5 characters (chars) on a 50 character post
• Permits 15 chars on a 300 char post.
Hmmm
I wonder if they could calculate % of similarity to the original post?
But then that makes shorter posts barely editable.
A 5% similarity req:
• Permits 2.5 characters (chars) on a 50 character post
• Permits 15 chars on a 300 char post.
Hmmm
winnie the pooh is flexing his muscles in front of a rock wall
ALT: winnie the pooh is flexing his muscles in front of a rock wall
media.tenor.com
November 10, 2025 at 1:56 PM
Me too...
I wonder if they could calculate % of similarity to the original post?
But then that makes shorter posts barely editable.
A 5% similarity req:
• Permits 2.5 characters (chars) on a 50 character post
• Permits 15 chars on a 300 char post.
Hmmm
I wonder if they could calculate % of similarity to the original post?
But then that makes shorter posts barely editable.
A 5% similarity req:
• Permits 2.5 characters (chars) on a 50 character post
• Permits 15 chars on a 300 char post.
Hmmm
So yes, I absolutely do know what I'm talking about.
I've done the math on multiple occasions, adjusting as food costs have risen.
My dough fits into a 10" and a 6" cast iron pan, and my recipe is extremely consistent.
There's a reason I do this. It's cheap and an incredible father-son bonding.
I've done the math on multiple occasions, adjusting as food costs have risen.
My dough fits into a 10" and a 6" cast iron pan, and my recipe is extremely consistent.
There's a reason I do this. It's cheap and an incredible father-son bonding.
November 10, 2025 at 5:09 AM
So yes, I absolutely do know what I'm talking about.
I've done the math on multiple occasions, adjusting as food costs have risen.
My dough fits into a 10" and a 6" cast iron pan, and my recipe is extremely consistent.
There's a reason I do this. It's cheap and an incredible father-son bonding.
I've done the math on multiple occasions, adjusting as food costs have risen.
My dough fits into a 10" and a 6" cast iron pan, and my recipe is extremely consistent.
There's a reason I do this. It's cheap and an incredible father-son bonding.
Cheese varies based on how cheesy you want your pizza.
5 lb is ~$17
1/4 lb of cheese is a *heavy* amount of cheese on 10", yet still makes 20 pizzas
$0.85/pizza for *heavy* cheese
$0.42/pizza for light cheese
So $0.50 for dough, $1 for sauce, $0.60 for cheese - that's $2.10/pizza
5 lb is ~$17
1/4 lb of cheese is a *heavy* amount of cheese on 10", yet still makes 20 pizzas
$0.85/pizza for *heavy* cheese
$0.42/pizza for light cheese
So $0.50 for dough, $1 for sauce, $0.60 for cheese - that's $2.10/pizza
November 10, 2025 at 5:06 AM
Cheese varies based on how cheesy you want your pizza.
5 lb is ~$17
1/4 lb of cheese is a *heavy* amount of cheese on 10", yet still makes 20 pizzas
$0.85/pizza for *heavy* cheese
$0.42/pizza for light cheese
So $0.50 for dough, $1 for sauce, $0.60 for cheese - that's $2.10/pizza
5 lb is ~$17
1/4 lb of cheese is a *heavy* amount of cheese on 10", yet still makes 20 pizzas
$0.85/pizza for *heavy* cheese
$0.42/pizza for light cheese
So $0.50 for dough, $1 for sauce, $0.60 for cheese - that's $2.10/pizza
Sauce varies based on how saucy you want your pizza
90-112oz canned tomatoes is ~$10-$12
That makes ~12-15 pizzas, so ~$0.70-$0.90/pizza
Then just 11.3g of Salt, 45g of sugar, 7.5g oregano.
That makes sauce ~$1/pizza, varying on pizza sauciness.
90-112oz canned tomatoes is ~$10-$12
That makes ~12-15 pizzas, so ~$0.70-$0.90/pizza
Then just 11.3g of Salt, 45g of sugar, 7.5g oregano.
That makes sauce ~$1/pizza, varying on pizza sauciness.
November 10, 2025 at 4:59 AM
Sauce varies based on how saucy you want your pizza
90-112oz canned tomatoes is ~$10-$12
That makes ~12-15 pizzas, so ~$0.70-$0.90/pizza
Then just 11.3g of Salt, 45g of sugar, 7.5g oregano.
That makes sauce ~$1/pizza, varying on pizza sauciness.
90-112oz canned tomatoes is ~$10-$12
That makes ~12-15 pizzas, so ~$0.70-$0.90/pizza
Then just 11.3g of Salt, 45g of sugar, 7.5g oregano.
That makes sauce ~$1/pizza, varying on pizza sauciness.
Yeast:
113g is $7.5
1.5g makes both, so 113g makes 150 pizzas.
$7.5/150 = $0.05/pizza
Water:
Prices vary (tap, bottled, etc)
194g makes both, which is < 50% of a 16.9oz bottle.
So I'll estimate $0.17/pizza if bottled
$0.24 + $0.01 + $0.004 + $0.05 + $0.17 = ~$0.50 per pizza for the dough
2/2
113g is $7.5
1.5g makes both, so 113g makes 150 pizzas.
$7.5/150 = $0.05/pizza
Water:
Prices vary (tap, bottled, etc)
194g makes both, which is < 50% of a 16.9oz bottle.
So I'll estimate $0.17/pizza if bottled
$0.24 + $0.01 + $0.004 + $0.05 + $0.17 = ~$0.50 per pizza for the dough
2/2
November 10, 2025 at 4:50 AM
Yeast:
113g is $7.5
1.5g makes both, so 113g makes 150 pizzas.
$7.5/150 = $0.05/pizza
Water:
Prices vary (tap, bottled, etc)
194g makes both, which is < 50% of a 16.9oz bottle.
So I'll estimate $0.17/pizza if bottled
$0.24 + $0.01 + $0.004 + $0.05 + $0.17 = ~$0.50 per pizza for the dough
2/2
113g is $7.5
1.5g makes both, so 113g makes 150 pizzas.
$7.5/150 = $0.05/pizza
Water:
Prices vary (tap, bottled, etc)
194g makes both, which is < 50% of a 16.9oz bottle.
So I'll estimate $0.17/pizza if bottled
$0.24 + $0.01 + $0.004 + $0.05 + $0.17 = ~$0.50 per pizza for the dough
2/2