Your love is like hydrochloroflouromethane
- One thing the Flying AIDS taught us is that we touch our faces 103 times a day
- we touch other people's faces 104 times a day
- we touch our genitals 105 times a day
- States are easing their virus restrictions. Even Royal Caribbean is fully vaccinated, and their vacationers now consist of lottery players and voters who think politicians care.
- Today's sudden discovery about the Flying AIDS jab is that it may be less effective if you're fat. So don't be fat, ok?
- Today is the day QAnon says Trump will be president again.
- So put on your safety belts and wear something dark, in case heads explode
- also, be on the lookout for Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny.
Two Nigerian nurses were attacked by the family of a deceased COVID-19 patient. One nurse had her hair ripped out and suffered a fracture. The second was beaten into a coma.
The attack in Nigeria early last month was just one of many on health workers globally during the COVID-19 pandemic. A new report by the Geneva-based Insecurity Insight and the University of California, Berkeley’s Human Rights Center identified more than 1,100 threats or acts of violence against health care workers and facilities last year.
This is your brain on ignorance. If Nigeria wants to kill health workers, tell the health workers to go home. When they have a fire, do they try to kill the firemen? When President Biden was told about this, he shook his head and said to Kamilla, "Remind me to start a war there."
Far right social media platform Gab was hacked.
Everything was accessed, including private messages.
This was Attack of the SJWs, attempting to show the press what they didn't like about GAB, that there were white supremacists and other unsavory groups on the service.
NOW I'm good and fired up.
There is no secret that Gab is far right, and has unsavory (but strictly legal) characters.
You see, I've been a member of Gab for years. Just like Twitter, I mute what I don't like and enjoy what I do. There are a lot of really nice people there, who are sick of Twitter and social media's left-bias.
I am not far right. I am not unsavory (well, maybe on weekends). I am not a white supremacist. Yes this snotty, do-gooding, smug SJW is going to use my data as an example. This is a prime example of what happens when people take the law into their own hands. The law exists for a reason and attempts to subvert it should be prosecuted. Gab has had more than its share of negative press and chances to prove itself legal, and a First Amendment champion. Because this SJW calls foul, people's information and private chats are now in the hands of others. The people who run these groups are anonymous, otherwise they'd be made an example of. Ironic. I don't support either action. If the government had a problem with anything on Gab, they could submit a request for information.
Gab has had trouble ever since they started, because they're free speech and organizations and people don't like free speech. They've had problems with providers, hosts, and even payment systems. The owner and his wife have had their personal credit smeared because of this.
Free speech is sometimes speech with which you don't agree. A certain segment of the population believes only their speech should be protected.
/END RANT
Gab should also know better than to not have their Security Stuff in order.
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So I'm watching a show that claims people are unearthing these types of remains in Peru:
Their immediate thought was aliens. My immediate thought is that there weren't many guitar players in this species. Long fingers are nice, but only 3 could hamper your playing. As they're around 1800 years old, my point may be moot.
We do not exist just to make light of current and other events, no sir. Sometimes we tackle the Science, even if Fauci is not involved to call it Science. Today, marshmallows.
The cuttlefish [I've got a nice cuttlefish for you if you wake up, Pollllllyy] has shown that it can delay gratification for a greater reward.
Scientists administered an adapted version of the Stanford marshmallow test to cuttlefish and found that the cephalopods could delay gratification—that is, wait a bit for preferred prey rather than settling for a less desirable prey
how did they explain it to the cuttlefish? They don't read, you know.
[study] involved 600 kids between the ages of four and six, all culled from Stanford University's Bing Nursery School. He would give each child a marshmallow and give them the option of eating it immediately if they chose. But if they could wait 15 minutes, they would get a second marshmallow as a reward. Then Mischel would leave the room, and a hidden video camera would tape what happened next.
This is a study that could only have taken place at that time. Taping kids today will put you in a Bad Place, possibly even in public office.
Some kids just ate the marshmallow right away. Others found a handy distraction: covering their eyes, kicking the desk, or poking at the marshmallow with their fingers. Some smelled it, licked it, or took tiny nibbles around the edges. Roughly one-third of the kids held out long enough to earn a second marshmallow.
The study does not mention whether the lickers were considered to have held out. Are they smarter for having licked but not eaten the treat?
Several years later, Mischel noticed a strong correlation between the success of some of those kids later in life (better grades, higher self-confidence) and their ability to delay gratification in nursery school.
Following children around is also strongly frowned upon these days. Again, does this include the lickers? Following lickers around is even more strongly discouraged. A 2020 study was performed with Oreos and vanilla cookies with German and Kenyan schoolchildren (because they don't have Oreos in Kenya. Anyone who stayed awake in history knows it's a poor country. Please send more aid). The study came up with the same result. Once again, nowhere in the study is there a comparison between studies with Oreos and studies with marshmallows. This is the level of student our schools are turning out. A truly comprehensive study would include marshmallow cookies.
Cuttlefish is third cousin to octopi and squid, more distantly related to the elbow.
The test itself involved 3d printing, non-fishy symbols, and live grass shrimp. The cuttlefish was really sweaty and had a banger of a headache by the time the test had ended.
The study did not include my dog. Given a bowl of food, she will sniff, leave, and look around for something better.
So, from taping children to confusing cuttlefish, thus goes the progression of Science.
- Malaysia disclosed a nine year long data breach
- how do you think we kept the fares so low?
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