At Long Last, InfoWars Is Ours By Bryce P. Tetraeder, CEO, Global Tetrahedron

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Teenage white and tabby cat hollers at his reflection in a bathroom mirror.

New foster cat is annoyed at how whiny the other cat in the room is.

A peer reviewed study shows a promising link between flu and shingles vaccines and a reduced risk of dementia. A heroin addict who cut off a raccoon’s penis for “further study” says these vaccines cause autism. For busy Americans, it can be hard to know who to trust.

Seems like the Strait of Hormuz is only open when the stock market is.

Fix your hearts or die.

actually i lowkey am my brother’s keeper

This entire thread is important.

2022, I drove my parents from Chicago to DC and back. Stood in the garage with my brother when we got back and pointed at the front of the car.
"What's missing?"
"Huh?"
"Bugs. Round trip, no car wash, WHERE ARE THE BUGS?"

They are right and they should say so

Yeah, I love the Bay Area so much, I have to remember the terrible parts of it so I don’t get seduced into getting a 200 ft.² apartment for $5000 a month

An ancient sign in a West Medford parking lot which prohibits overnight parking. Over time the sign's letters have faded (possibly with human help) so that the sign reads "NO OVE NIGHT PAH KIN" because around here, pal, we like our Rs non-rhotic.

behold, the sign that developed its own local accent

the fuck is the literal Secretary of State and supposed national security advisor doing at a moment like this

Young adult happiness is falling. Percent of young people who are pretty or very happy has dropped from 88% to 76% over the last 15 years after having held fairly steady between 1980 and 2010

My hottest “I have no data to back this up” take is that phones aren’t making young people less happy. What’s making them less happy is living in a world where everyone is having their reality defined by recommendation algorithms that can only care about whether something keeps you watching.

Okay CTA. This is a good sign.

It was offered by schools as part of their marketing, but I didn’t have the time or money to do it. My classmates and I applied to in-state schools, so we usually knew someone who had gone. My parents also weren’t involved in much of the process other than writing checks for applications.

Satoshi was also very likely a member of the Cypherpunks, a group of anarchists formed in the early 1990s who wanted to use cryptography, the art of securing communications through code, to free individuals om government surveillance and censorship. The Cypherpunks interacted mostly through something called an internet mailing list. Ancestors of today's message boards, mailing lists were large group emails in old typewriter font that subscribers received in their inbox. To communicate, respondents replied-all.

no please NYT, tell me more of this ancient discovery your digital archeologists have unearthed

(source: www.nytimes.com/2026/04/08/b...)

those horrible we like tha moon guys. i’m really dating myself with this one

my whole feed today

I’m excited to listen, I’d never heard of this book. It will either be inexplicably fantastic or a trainwreck. Much like the last 10 years of Shyamalan’s movies.

It’s 45 and raining today or you get a knuckle sandwich.

a screenshot from a 90s mac that says: Are you sure? It's simple and fun. You'll get your own e-mail address and software to keep in touch with family and friends. Explore the World Wide Web. Shop online. Isn't getting on the Internet why you bought your Mac in the first place? selected: Take me to the Internet. Tell me more about the Internet. I'm not ready for the Internet.

biggest mistake i ever made

What Happened to the SPLC—and Me Union breaking, Gaza, and fear of MAGA turned the SPLC into an organization that abandoned its own civil rights principles.

New: I wrote about how the SPLC let union breaking and fear of MAGA drive it away from its own civil rights principles.

After I spoke up about Gaza, the SPLC disciplined me and terminated my employment—leading to a discrimination settlement: substack.com/home/post/p-...

Very odd angle of someone’s legs under a wool blanket. At their feet is a cuddled up torbico cat, ears alert for any cat-grabbing threats.

The very shy foster cat is currently napping on my feet. I may never get up.

Twister is such a good way to describe it!

Trans friends, thank you for being you, and for, when you can, sharing yourselves with a world that is so frequently undeserving of the light you bring to it. I love and support you, always. 🏳️‍⚧️🫂🫶

Mariners mural along a retaining wall

Same wall with "graffiti is art" painted on blank gray wall

For those that don't know West Seattle happenings, there was an amazing Mariners mural at the CVS on California. This weekend someone (CVS?) fully painted it over.

I’m sorry but be serious www.nytimes.com/interactive/...

“Grammarly shows how prototyping turned into an excuse for not thinking”

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> But in the moment it actually mattered, critical thinking was swept away by the false urgency of pushing things out.

AltNPS vexxes me because they keep pretending they are National Parks rangers when less than 10 of their posts a year is about the parks. @resistancerangers.altgov.info is actually walking the walk and sharing actionable things to protect their history and nature regularly.

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I I served my my my fou coutnry my childrry my futurey my fiverr grand grandpa

I'm not porfect but Jesus thinks I'm thinks tie for

NGL, I'm captivated by these new shirts at temu