Mark Zuckerberg is a human disease, and Meta is the corporate expression of collusion with that disease. futurism.com/artificial-i...

There's never been a more deficient example of manhood, Americanism, or character than these clowns, their ilk, and the fraction of a man they worship. www.reuters.com/world/us/tru...

Strange how conservative men link a bidet to effeminacy. I'm industrial strength. Shine baby bottoms w. hose & brush, swab floors w. bucket & mop, wash hair w. a garden hose, & uplevel combat showers w. a handheld on full. Crack, sack, & pits, boys. Don't be afraid. It's water. Get used to it.

How can we expect people who spend all their time in air conditioning playing video games, using their phones, and watching Sports Center to take the rising global inferno seriously? Hell is made by not paying attention.

Yet more proof that money and intelligence aren't correlated. futurism.com/future-socie...

I'm guessing anyone who needs this won't read it. neurosciencenews.com/literacy-res...

The inauthenticity of this image made my flesh crawl. musicandculture.substack.com/p/does-every...

Hence a vested economic interest in environmental science denial on the part of those that back institutions funding environmental science. You see that, despite the stakes, the game is rigged? www.sciencealert.com/worlds-riche...

For every 1 Epstein, there are 10,000 "photographers" who specialize in telling young girls with poor judgment they're beautiful and should get comfortable with their bodies, that it would make them more 'mature' and cosmopolitan, then luring them into their beds. I've met more than one.

The important thing is humans can't breathe under 11-feet of water. www.earth.com/news/doomsda...

This exalted patriotism, a “still-religious intuition that we have already arrived.” It has left festering injustices unattended, “dumb wars,” and a perpetual red-white-and-blue fireworks display that distracts from difficult truths about the country’s failings. www.theatlantic.com/books/2026/0...

We still fail to grapple with the obvious: ANY large incarceration or mass concentration of people in detention is inherently inhumane. If we define inhumanity narrowly, we can line people up for a photoshoot. But that is to gloss over what is intrinsic to the structure. www.cnn.com/us/george-zo...

Looking past the human greatness applause: "Look what we've created" - for ourselves. "Look what we've achieved" - for ourselves. What have we created and achieved for the world? The early stages of a 6th global extinction. Man's greatness is overrated. spacedaily.com/d-earth-has-...

I'm looking forward to when AI can model, label, & identify inauthentic facial expressions. Maudlin, mawkish, simpering, artificial intimation, simulated "over it", performative profundity, bogus depth. What I see automatically will get validated objectively. www.semanticscholar.org/paper/Discri...

May the scrubbing begin. How embarrassing it must be to Trumpwash DC with superficial makeover glitz, tacking one's name on other men's work, taking credit for their achievements, underscoring one's own lack of potency, and then get your Donald slapped off. www.reuters.com/world/us-jud...

I refer to this time as reflection and do it every day. spacedaily.com/n-in-1938-th... "strongly associated with self-referential thought, the simulation of future scenarios, the integration of autobiographical memory, and the kind of loose associative thinking that underlies creative insight."

When theater is the point, we are reasonable to ask if it's good theater or bad. Good theater brings something new, not clings to something old. It adds, not subtracts. www.cnn.com/2026/04/24/p...

If we follow fear instead of science, we return to a world where children routinely died shortly after birth, and mothers often followed soon after. Some lessons were paid for in blood and grief. Forgetting that does not make us wiser. www.propublica.org/article/more...