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Bricsit?
Boris wanted Brexit to free up his own murderous impulses. Even so, disconnecting from EU made sense for Britain, which traditionally traded with its own empire. Britain fought two wars to halt Kraut aggression, and then surrendered to Kraut aggression through EU. Now the old imperial ties are starting to regrow. Via UKExpress, Britain is…
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More interesting fact
I was curious to see if the shutoff of QE has changed the media side of politics yet. Parties might be getting less money from ‘dark’ corporate sources? If there’s any difference, it’s too early to see in publicly available stats. QE halted in early 2022, and the effects are still rippling through various layers.…
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Another Fairness Doctrine comedian
Alex Velluto is another modern comedian who sticks to the Fairness Doctrine and shows a DEEP understanding of the facts of life. Despite meritocracy and Cinderella stories, being popular or unpopular is an innate permanent trait. Unpopular people need to stop wasting effort on an unachievable goal, and seek satisfaction more creatively. Velluto also takes…
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The Hughes Typograph
Found in Tangible Typography, or how the blind read, published in England in 1853. The Typograph was invented in 1851 by William Hughes, head of the Blind Institution at Manchester. It was demonstrated at one of the Crystal Palace exhibitions of new inventions, and was produced and used in small quantities. Several of the earliest…
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Bootstrapping a language
Okie blogger K. Latham posted an interesting brief feature on the Cherokee Advocate, a weekly paper in Tahlequah that was first founded in 1844. I had noticed several early tribal newspapers in the Ayer newspaper lists but hadn’t stopped to think about the alphabet and fonts. I asked some questions about the source of the…
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What we lost part 99999999
Demons and Cadillacs don’t have a reverse gear. Demons only back up under external force, jumpy and tectonic in nature, like shoving a Cadillac backwards with a bulldozer. It’s worth noticing when demons are forced to skid backwards. A couple days ago Canada’s parliament gave a standing ovation to a 98-year-old ACTUAL LITERAL NAZI, a…
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Metagoebbels
For some reason I started thinking about the standard Goebbels Big Lie lie. As I’ve often repeated, repetition is NOT the key to enforcing belief in an obvious lie. Repetition is necessary to learn ANY fact or statement or skill, whether true or false, evil or neutral. That’s just how learning works. Creating belief in…
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Doing what GUILDS are meant to do
The Writers Guild has published their new contract. The section on AI is exemplary. = = = = = START QUOTE: AI can’t write or rewrite literary material, and AI-generated material will not be considered source material under the MBA, meaning that AI-generated material can’t be used to undermine a writer’s credit or separated rights.…
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Makes sense
Sammy’s trial will begin next week. Bloomberg’s pregame analysis says that a jury will be easy enough to select. Makes sense. The bitcoin fraud seems HUGE to a techie type like me, but it never involved a large part of the population and didn’t gather much mainstream media coverage until last year. Sammy’s fraud was…
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British system WORKS part 84859734589
Continuing from here… Sunak is backing away from Boris’s murderous Gaian goals, which were the direct predecessor to Boris’s murderous “virus” goals. Why is he backing away? BECAUSE HE WANTS VOTES. What a radical and revolutionary idea. Allow the people to have a voice in their government!!! Unprecedented and historic!!! Who could have imagined such…
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Two positives
Hadn’t looked at StraightArrowNews in a long time. Today they have a couple of truly positive items. One is speculative, the other definite. A huge lithium area has been found by geologists along the boundary of Oregon and Nevada. If it proves out, it would be half of all the world’s lithium deposits combined. Will…
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C-tactile
Yasuko has produced a huge number of tutorials using acupressure and similar methods to improve mood and health. This one turned out to be surprisingly effective: Is C-Tactile proper science? Yes. Exactly. = = = = = START QUOTE: The human equivalent to the C-LTMRs are called C-tactile afferents. The C-tactile afferents, which exist exclusively…
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Bachelor stoves
Ran across this while reading up on the Pratt typewriter. This is described as a bachelor’s stove. It was supposedly invented by James Watt himself. One specimen was donated to a museum by a Watt descendant in 1863. The relative claimed this was the same teapot Watt was using when he was inspired to make…
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Two matching words tell the story
BreakingPoints reviews a Pew poll on the state of American disgust. Pew’s own page has one graph that tells the whole fucking story. 65% of Americans are EXHAUSTED by the whole pile of ratshit. 4% of Americans are EXCITED by the pile. The 4% are instantly identifiable. Psychopaths are about 5% of the population. Psychopaths…
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The constant
Still thinking about the two-sided failure of marketing this year. The constant on both sides is the culture war. Bud lost its main audience when it focused on culture from the tranny “left”. Repooflicans lost their working-class audience when they focused on culture from the effete elegant Buckleyan “right”, which is precisely identical to the…
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