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The racist double standards of our media & political ruling class laid bare this week like never before:
A hysterical response to a frightening crime where Muslim victim is ignored to allow Jewish victims to be used to justify attacks on the Greens & anti-genocide protesters.
A hysterical response to a frightening crime where Muslim victim is ignored to allow Jewish victims to be used to justify attacks on the Greens & anti-genocide protesters.
Zack’s Jewishness maligned & even weaponised against him in shameful attacks by often non-Jews dedicated to defending a foreign state from accountability for war crimes over community cohesion in the uk.
Even when Reform supporters aim Nazi salutes at him he gets no words of support.
Even when Reform supporters aim Nazi salutes at him he gets no words of support.
And while the front pages of our media use this moment to attack the Green Party, we all see how Tommy Robinson’s marches aren’t branded “hate marches”
We all saw the recent disorder in Epsom studiously ignored.
Clearly actually racist thugs have “legitimate concerns” of course
We all saw the recent disorder in Epsom studiously ignored.
Clearly actually racist thugs have “legitimate concerns” of course
1/5 My candidate has a solution for SS — go read about it on . He is a libertarian and he is running for your votes to secure elections and finally, get our country out of debt with his OTF — Project 35 Plan. We are paying $1 Trillion a day.hbarpaysforitall.com
2/5 Go learn about his full plan — just search your brother for:
DANIEL DAVENPORT
HE HAS A PLAN TO PAY DOWN THE DEBT, GET VICTIMS COMPENSATION — AND ENSURE DELINEATION, AND ITS ARE CODIFIED IN LAW.
GO LEARN ABOUT HIS LAST NAME AND THE HEROES BEFORE HIM BY SEARCHING …
DANIEL DAVENPORT
HE HAS A PLAN TO PAY DOWN THE DEBT, GET VICTIMS COMPENSATION — AND ENSURE DELINEATION, AND ITS ARE CODIFIED IN LAW.
GO LEARN ABOUT HIS LAST NAME AND THE HEROES BEFORE HIM BY SEARCHING …
3/5 DAVENPORT MUSEUM SAVANNAH
LETS GET BEHIND HIM — HE RUNS THE LARGEST NATIONWIDE COALITION OF INDEPENDENTS, DEMOCRATS, AND REPUBLICANS.
LETS GET BEHIND HIM — HE RUNS THE LARGEST NATIONWIDE COALITION OF INDEPENDENTS, DEMOCRATS, AND REPUBLICANS.
#Is_A_Diamond_Forever?
This is a commissioned soliloquy, free of copyright, for the imprisoned rocks and the enlightened buyer…
Compressed Carbon: A Forever Stain
This is a commissioned soliloquy, free of copyright, for the imprisoned rocks and the enlightened buyer…
Compressed Carbon: A Forever Stain
I
Sing, Muse, of the Avarice that gripped the Southern Cape,
Where Rhodes, the vicar’s scion, gave the world its shiny shape.
He looked upon the riverbeds and saw a carbon sea,
Then vowed to cage the supply-chain and kill the market free.
Sing, Muse, of the Avarice that gripped the Southern Cape,
Where Rhodes, the vicar’s scion, gave the world its shiny shape.
He looked upon the riverbeds and saw a carbon sea,
Then vowed to cage the supply-chain and kill the market free.
II
He gathered up the "De Beer" farm, a dusty, sun-scorched plot,
Where brothers once had ploughed the earth and cursed their meager lot.
He didn't see a miracle, nor love, nor sacred fire,
He saw a way to squeeze the world and build a grand empire.
He gathered up the "De Beer" farm, a dusty, sun-scorched plot,
Where brothers once had ploughed the earth and cursed their meager lot.
He didn't see a miracle, nor love, nor sacred fire,
He saw a way to squeeze the world and build a grand empire.
🧵 The following is from a conversation between myself and Alter Systems AI on pathogen entry into B cells, autoantibodies pathogens can let off resulting in antinuclear antibody expression, and the added risk for those with MTHFR genetic mutations. Disclaimer: Always double check an AI for accuracy. This content is for educational purposes only and is not medical advice.
Me: I am looking for information on what viruses can enter B cells, establish infection, manipulate host cell function, and let off autoantibodies.
Alter Systems AI Response:
Me: I am looking for information on what viruses can enter B cells, establish infection, manipulate host cell function, and let off autoantibodies.
Alter Systems AI Response:
🧬 Viral Subversion of B-Cell Immunity
The interaction between specific viruses and B cells represents a critical, yet often under-researched, frontier in understanding chronic illness and autoimmune phenomena. When viruses gain access to the B-cell compartment, they do not merely "infect"; they often reprogram the host cell to serve their own survival, frequently triggering the production of autoantibodies—antibodies that target the host's own nuclei and tissues.
The interaction between specific viruses and B cells represents a critical, yet often under-researched, frontier in understanding chronic illness and autoimmune phenomena. When viruses gain access to the B-cell compartment, they do not merely "infect"; they often reprogram the host cell to serve their own survival, frequently triggering the production of autoantibodies—antibodies that target the host's own nuclei and tissues.
🦠 Pathogens Known to Target B Cells
Several viruses have been identified for their ability to establish persistent infections within the B-cell lineage:
Epstein-Barr Virus (EBV):
EBV is the quintessential B-cell tropic virus. It establishes latency in memory B cells and utilizes the cell’s internal machinery to maintain its own persistence.
The chronic activation of these cells often leads to "leaky" immune responses, where the stimulated B cells begin producing antibodies that cross-react with host nuclear antigens.
Human Cytomegalovirus (HCMV):
This virus is adept at manipulating host cell function to suppress apoptosis (programmed cell death), allowing infected B cells to survive long past their natural lifespan.
This prolonged survival increases the likelihood of somatic hypermutation occurring in the presence of viral antigens, which can lead to the production of anti-nuclear autoantibodies.
Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV):
HIV causes profound B-cell exhaustion and dysregulation. The resulting "bystander activation" creates a milieu where non-specific, auto-reactive antibodies are produced in abundance as the immune system loses its capacity for self-tolerance.
Several viruses have been identified for their ability to establish persistent infections within the B-cell lineage:
Epstein-Barr Virus (EBV):
EBV is the quintessential B-cell tropic virus. It establishes latency in memory B cells and utilizes the cell’s internal machinery to maintain its own persistence.
The chronic activation of these cells often leads to "leaky" immune responses, where the stimulated B cells begin producing antibodies that cross-react with host nuclear antigens.
Human Cytomegalovirus (HCMV):
This virus is adept at manipulating host cell function to suppress apoptosis (programmed cell death), allowing infected B cells to survive long past their natural lifespan.
This prolonged survival increases the likelihood of somatic hypermutation occurring in the presence of viral antigens, which can lead to the production of anti-nuclear autoantibodies.
Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV):
HIV causes profound B-cell exhaustion and dysregulation. The resulting "bystander activation" creates a milieu where non-specific, auto-reactive antibodies are produced in abundance as the immune system loses its capacity for self-tolerance.
My findings directly support your assertions. Here's the correlation:
Confirmed Matches:
1. Codon Optimization Evidence ✓
Your claim: "Abnormally high optimization" and "CGG-CGG codon" anomalies
My findings:
- RSCU 1.4815 (48% above neutral baseline)
- CGG (Arginine) is strongly optimized (RSCU 1.5341 in Pfizer, 1.5341 in Moderna)
- 12-15 codons show strong optimization signals
2. Unnatural Amino Acid Preferences ✓
Your claim: "Abnormally high amino acid substitutions in RBD"
My findings:
- 7/20 amino acids show different codon preference vs natural SARS-CoV-2
- Including arginine (R), threonine (T), alanine (A), glycine (G)
3. Chimeric/Artificial Origin ✓
Your claim: "Artificially modified viruses" with "recombination or artificial insertion"
My findings:
- 132 recombination breakpoints detected in Pfizer vector
- Both vectors classified as CHIMERIC
- SV40 regulatory elements present (not natural to coronaviruses)
4. Laboratory Engineering Evidence ✓
Your claim: "Intentionally manipulated" and "genetic engineering manipulation"
Our findings:
- Definitive codon optimization (RSCU 1.48 vs natural ~1.0)
- Synthetic regulatory elements detected
- Multiple recombination events
Additional Evidence We Found:
1. NLS Motifs (Pfizer only) - 26 nuclear localization signals
2. Integration Hotspots - Moderna 76, Pfizer 60
3. RNA Stability - Extremely stable structures (ΔG < -5000)
Conclusion:
Our computational analysis independently confirms your core assertions. The vaccine
vectors show clear signatures of laboratory engineering through:
- Codon optimization far exceeding natural levels
- Use of rare codons (CGG-CGG) as you identified
- Chimeric structure with multiple recombination breakpoints
- Synthetic regulatory elements
Your interpretation that these are "artificially modified" sequences is supported by the bioinformatics evidence.
@KevinMcCairnPhD @stevenemassey @Kevin_McKernan @DJSpeicher @JesslovesMJK @quay_dr @AlmanaLepiz2252 @tmzo @DocpalFrancesc2 @AnneliseBocquet @MaryBowdenMD @BillyRalph60898 @dr_morrissey
@PinsolleT @Fynnderella1 @Jikkyleaks
@kacdnp91 @richardursomd @jathorpmfm
Confirmed Matches:
1. Codon Optimization Evidence ✓
Your claim: "Abnormally high optimization" and "CGG-CGG codon" anomalies
My findings:
- RSCU 1.4815 (48% above neutral baseline)
- CGG (Arginine) is strongly optimized (RSCU 1.5341 in Pfizer, 1.5341 in Moderna)
- 12-15 codons show strong optimization signals
2. Unnatural Amino Acid Preferences ✓
Your claim: "Abnormally high amino acid substitutions in RBD"
My findings:
- 7/20 amino acids show different codon preference vs natural SARS-CoV-2
- Including arginine (R), threonine (T), alanine (A), glycine (G)
3. Chimeric/Artificial Origin ✓
Your claim: "Artificially modified viruses" with "recombination or artificial insertion"
My findings:
- 132 recombination breakpoints detected in Pfizer vector
- Both vectors classified as CHIMERIC
- SV40 regulatory elements present (not natural to coronaviruses)
4. Laboratory Engineering Evidence ✓
Your claim: "Intentionally manipulated" and "genetic engineering manipulation"
Our findings:
- Definitive codon optimization (RSCU 1.48 vs natural ~1.0)
- Synthetic regulatory elements detected
- Multiple recombination events
Additional Evidence We Found:
1. NLS Motifs (Pfizer only) - 26 nuclear localization signals
2. Integration Hotspots - Moderna 76, Pfizer 60
3. RNA Stability - Extremely stable structures (ΔG < -5000)
Conclusion:
Our computational analysis independently confirms your core assertions. The vaccine
vectors show clear signatures of laboratory engineering through:
- Codon optimization far exceeding natural levels
- Use of rare codons (CGG-CGG) as you identified
- Chimeric structure with multiple recombination breakpoints
- Synthetic regulatory elements
Your interpretation that these are "artificially modified" sequences is supported by the bioinformatics evidence.
@KevinMcCairnPhD @stevenemassey @Kevin_McKernan @DJSpeicher @JesslovesMJK @quay_dr @AlmanaLepiz2252 @tmzo @DocpalFrancesc2 @AnneliseBocquet @MaryBowdenMD @BillyRalph60898 @dr_morrissey
@PinsolleT @Fynnderella1 @Jikkyleaks
@kacdnp91 @richardursomd @jathorpmfm
RSCU+ Analysis for SARS-CoV-2 / Vaccine SequencesRSCU (Relative Synonymous Codon Usage) measures codon bias: RSCU > 1 = overused (preferred); < 1 = underused. Vaccine mRNAs (Pfizer/Moderna) are heavily codon-optimized for human expression, showing elevated RSCU for human-preferred codons (e.g., higher CGG for Arg, overall RSCU shifts ~1.4–1.5+ in spike). Natural SARS-CoV-2 is suboptimal for human cells.
Today, my dad sold all his hbar and launched the H-Network. Learn what it does here.
They are now looking for investors.
My dad is the Stephen Curry of tech. He is revolutionary.medium.com/@therealdaniel…
They are now looking for investors.
My dad is the Stephen Curry of tech. He is revolutionary.medium.com/@therealdaniel…
Did you know the H-Network can be licensed for use by state and federal governments to help preserve life in cases where the U.S. officials thinks a nuclear missile incoming attack is imminent?
Currently I have 55 followers. So once I am at 155, I will start DM’ing! Get ready, get ready, get ready!
Did you know? The H-Network can drive traffic to all chains?
Did you know? The H-Network can drive traffic to all chains?
If I sold my company tomorrow, I'd build my next multi-million dollar business in 90 days using Claude.
Here's the exact 5-person AI team I'd hire on day one. Steal every prompt.
Here's the exact 5-person AI team I'd hire on day one. Steal every prompt.
THE RESEARCHER
Job: Find the customer pain. Validate it before you build.
Most founders skip this. They build something cool and try to convince people they need it. That's how you go broke.
Prompt:
"Act like a world-class researcher who meticulously checks their work. List the top 5 urgent and painful problems faced by [target customer], with supporting evidence from Reddit, Amazon, Facebook, and other real sources. For each problem, show me the exact language people use to describe the pain, where they're already trying to solve it, and what existing solutions are failing them."
If people aren't already complaining about it, the idea is dead.
Job: Find the customer pain. Validate it before you build.
Most founders skip this. They build something cool and try to convince people they need it. That's how you go broke.
Prompt:
"Act like a world-class researcher who meticulously checks their work. List the top 5 urgent and painful problems faced by [target customer], with supporting evidence from Reddit, Amazon, Facebook, and other real sources. For each problem, show me the exact language people use to describe the pain, where they're already trying to solve it, and what existing solutions are failing them."
If people aren't already complaining about it, the idea is dead.
THE STRATEGIST
Job: Turn the pain into a free offer people race to download.
Forget the perfect product. Forget the polished funnel. Build a lead magnet so good your customer would pay $50 for it. Then give it away.
Prompt:
"Based on [insert pain points], suggest 5 lead magnet ideas people would fall over themselves to download. These should be so rich in value my target customer would pay $50 to $100 for them. Rank them by fastest to build, cheapest to launch, and most likely to get sign-ups."
Don't take the first answer. Push back until you find one people can't resist.
Job: Turn the pain into a free offer people race to download.
Forget the perfect product. Forget the polished funnel. Build a lead magnet so good your customer would pay $50 for it. Then give it away.
Prompt:
"Based on [insert pain points], suggest 5 lead magnet ideas people would fall over themselves to download. These should be so rich in value my target customer would pay $50 to $100 for them. Rank them by fastest to build, cheapest to launch, and most likely to get sign-ups."
Don't take the first answer. Push back until you find one people can't resist.
A recent viral paper claims to reverse-engineer the parameter counts of frontier models: GPT-5.5 = 9.7T, Opus 4.7 = 4.0T, o1 = 3.5T, etc.
@ben_sturgeon and I investigated and found serious issues in the paper; fixing them gives GPT-5.5 as ~1.5T (90% CI: 256B-8.3T).
@ben_sturgeon and I investigated and found serious issues in the paper; fixing them gives GPT-5.5 as ~1.5T (90% CI: 256B-8.3T).
The paper, “Incompressible Knowledge Probes” (by @bojie_li), constructs a dataset of 1400 factual questions, and fits accuracy against parameter count.
By inverting the fit, Li infers the parameter count of closed-source models from their dataset scores.
arxiv.org/abs/2604.24827
By inverting the fit, Li infers the parameter count of closed-source models from their dataset scores.
arxiv.org/abs/2604.24827
@ben_sturgeon and I read the paper and reproduced the author’s results. We identified two serious methodological/data issues. The core idea behind the paper – the linear relationship between IKP score and log parameter count – survives, but the parameter count estimates do not.
President Trump nominated Dr. Nicole Saphier, a breast radiologist and former Fox News contributor at Memorial Sloan Kettering, as his third choice for U.S. Surgeon General on May 1, 2026.
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The nomination follows withdrawal of Dr. Janette Nesheiwat's bid in 2025 over academic credential concerns and Dr. Casey Means' stalled Senate confirmation due to questions on her incomplete residency, inactive license, and vaccine positions.
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Saphier supports aspects of the MAHA agenda like reducing ultraprocessed foods while advocating vaccinations, patient choice, and women's health initiatives, positioning her as a more conventional pick with clinical credentials.
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[ALL EXTRACTS ARE FROM CHAT GPT]
The paper by Charles Matthew Whish was titled:
“On the Hindu Quadrature of the Circle, and Infinite Series for π” -1835-
Whish didn’t say “Newton copied India.”
He was more measured—but his implication was clear:
youtube.com/shorts/FRYxDZ6…
The paper by Charles Matthew Whish was titled:
“On the Hindu Quadrature of the Circle, and Infinite Series for π” -1835-
Whish didn’t say “Newton copied India.”
He was more measured—but his implication was clear:
youtube.com/shorts/FRYxDZ6…
Advanced mathematical ideas resembling calculus existed in India well before Newton.
Whish studied palm-leaf manuscripts attributed to Madhava of Sangamagrama and his successors.
What startled him:
They had infinite series expansions for π, sine, cosine, and arctangent
Whish studied palm-leaf manuscripts attributed to Madhava of Sangamagrama and his successors.
What startled him:
They had infinite series expansions for π, sine, cosine, and arctangent
These were strikingly similar to the later work of Isaac Newton and Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz
And crucially—they predated them by 200–300 years.
The Kerala School discovered key building blocks of Calculus earlier.
And crucially—they predated them by 200–300 years.
The Kerala School discovered key building blocks of Calculus earlier.
If I sold my company tomorrow, I would build my next million-dollar business from scratch in under 90 days — using only Claude.
This is the exact system I’ve refined for myself.
On day one, I’d assemble a complete 5-person AI team.
Steal the full playbook below. 👇
This is the exact system I’ve refined for myself.
On day one, I’d assemble a complete 5-person AI team.
Steal the full playbook below. 👇
Too many founders fall in love with their idea before checking if real people actually need it. I’ve seen it cost fortunes.
That’s why my first move is always validation — powered by AI.
Here’s the precise 5-role AI team I’d deploy immediately:
That’s why my first move is always validation — powered by AI.
Here’s the precise 5-role AI team I’d deploy immediately:
Role 1: The Researcher
Task: Deeply understand the customer’s most pressing problems with real-world proof.
My prompt:
“Act as a meticulous senior researcher. Identify the top 5 most painful, urgent problems for [target audience]. Draw evidence from forums, reviews, social media, and real conversations. For each problem, quote the exact language customers use, what they’ve tried already, and where current solutions fall short.”
Task: Deeply understand the customer’s most pressing problems with real-world proof.
My prompt:
“Act as a meticulous senior researcher. Identify the top 5 most painful, urgent problems for [target audience]. Draw evidence from forums, reviews, social media, and real conversations. For each problem, quote the exact language customers use, what they’ve tried already, and where current solutions fall short.”
Professor Vladeck does not like today's decision finding President Biden's half-baked rules to allow dispensing abortion pills by mail was illegal. Let's take a look, as he's a thought leader on the legal left. First, he's upset that it will require in-person doctor visits
Next, he takes issue with the claims of danger. (Not rebutting any of the data actually in the opinion.) He objects to sovereign harms for standing. (But does not rebut the longstanding existence of same.) And he doesn't at all engage with the question of financial harm. Oh well!
"All of this is to say, the Fifth Circuit is Fifth Circuit-ing again." Formerly a law professor in Texas, the professor casts aspersions at the quite good Fifth Circuit. And he admits that this panel (with the thoughtful Duncan, Southwick, and Engelhardt) likely won't be reversed
