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@PaulaCBlades17 @threadreaderapp Andrew 🤣 he stutters a lot more than he lies 
@PaulaCBlades17 @threadreaderapp 🤣 he is loyal to liars cartoons Satanists and a few alcoholics 🤣 he’s loyal to deception
@PaulaCBlades17 @threadreaderapp When someone is loyal to lies like Andrew
He probably should consider information on the kids he’s making a database out of
When someone is deceiving what should he expect as his karma?
He probably should consider information on the kids he’s making a database out of
When someone is deceiving what should he expect as his karma?
@peterdaou @annbauerwriter Yes, King @JoeBiden invited the entire world to move to our country without the consent of Congress.
The best sign for today and every day:
B L A M E T H E
D E M O C R A T S
#NoKings
The best sign for today and every day:
B L A M E T H E
D E M O C R A T S
#NoKings
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The Handala Hack group has officially claimed a devastating cyber operation against the Good Food Store in Missoula, Montana, the largest independent retail entity in the region. Screenshots confirm the successful deployment of wiper malware, resulting in the complete erasure of 4 terabytes of operational data.
The breach compromised internal network infrastructure, including Scale Management and Point-of-Sale (POS) systems. This forced an immediate and total suspension of all store operations.
The breach compromised internal network infrastructure, including Scale Management and Point-of-Sale (POS) systems. This forced an immediate and total suspension of all store operations.
Handala Hack team escalated its multi-domain campaign with a massive, synchronized strike on North Country Business Products (NCBP). This operation has induced a nationwide logistical crisis, proving that the most trusted links in the U.S. commercial chain are now fully compromised.
Handala successfully disabled 2,680 Point-of-Sale (POS) terminals across the United States. This instant blackout forced 110 companies and retail chains to suspend operations, bringing 100s of physical storefronts to a total standstill.
Handala successfully disabled 2,680 Point-of-Sale (POS) terminals across the United States. This instant blackout forced 110 companies and retail chains to suspend operations, bringing 100s of physical storefronts to a total standstill.
A major new paper reframes aging as a systems failure of epigenetic information. Not wear and tear but a software problem. This is what the Information Theory of Aging predicts and, if correct, means aging is reversible.
Let's dive in... 🧵
Let's dive in... 🧵
This image of the Waddington landscape shows cell identity, where the top is no identity and the valleys are specific cell identities. An fertilized egg goes from of the mountain and the cells spread out. Cells move from one valley to another during aging...
Some new scientific words have been invented or co-opted for the new field of Age Reprogramming:
Epigenetic memory
Epigenetic drift
Positional Memory
Shannon entropy (cf. Claude).
Not included in review:
Rejuvenation
Epigenetic noise
Exdifferentiation
Redifferentiation
Epigenetic memory
Epigenetic drift
Positional Memory
Shannon entropy (cf. Claude).
Not included in review:
Rejuvenation
Epigenetic noise
Exdifferentiation
Redifferentiation
3D printing never took off because it failed to solve scale and yield.
I think I know the reason why:
I think I know the reason why:
Semiconductor manufacturing is the highest scale production process with extremely high yield.
Semiconductors alternate between additive and subtractive processes. Deposit, pattern, etch, planarize, repeat. Between every cycle you measure and correct before the next layer.
Semiconductors alternate between additive and subtractive processes. Deposit, pattern, etch, planarize, repeat. Between every cycle you measure and correct before the next layer.
That's what makes scale possible because defects caught at layer 3 don't propagate to layer 300. The process is designed to stay correctable. 3D printing in the other hand, it’s purely additive.
Have spoken to a few people in #Tehran #Iran in the past few days. The overwhelming feelings they describe are of hopelessness and depression. Will share some of them here:
One man whom I will call Arash, aged 36:
"I must admit that during the peak of the January massacre [brutal, fatal crackdown on anti-gov protests], I sometimes wished that America would attack and destroy them, but that was only out of anger, sadness, and extreme despair. I never thought that war would bring us freedom and happiness, but my sense of fear and terror about war has become much stronger than it was last month."
"If Iran’s energy infrastructure is bombed, life is going to be even harder for us. Before the war, we did not have an easy life either. We experienced regular and regular water and electricity outages throughout the country, which was due to the incompetence of the ruling system in society. Now imagine if a significant part of our infrastructure is bombed, our living conditions will undoubtedly be much worse than before the war, and this is truly frightening and disappointing."
With the path the war has taken, I'll be pleased if it ends as soon as possible. The truth is that I see no other way than for Trump to reach an agreement with anyone inside Iran. And if I want to be realistic, this agreement will never be in the interests and wishes of the Iranian people. This war is between the Revolutionary Guards, the United States, and Israel, and its end will be decided by these three. Three powers that do not care about the people and freedom, and all three only care about their own interests and profits. The main losers in this war will be the Iranian people and the path to freedom and democracy in Iran. Continuing this war is not going to bring us freedom, I don't see any plausible scenario in which we can achieve freedom and democracy by continuing our war. So it's better to end it as soon as possible. Because every day that passes, the people of Iran become more miserable and more defeated.
Hope? I have no hope for the future, at least in the short term, we are not going to see a happy life in Iran. Even if the war ends now (by any means and with any outcome), Iran and its people have been put behind for years and must make up for the damage.....I am currently going through the darkest and most hopeless days of my life, days when all the scenarios that I am running through my mind for the coming days and months are all dark and reek of despair and defeat."
One man whom I will call Arash, aged 36:
"I must admit that during the peak of the January massacre [brutal, fatal crackdown on anti-gov protests], I sometimes wished that America would attack and destroy them, but that was only out of anger, sadness, and extreme despair. I never thought that war would bring us freedom and happiness, but my sense of fear and terror about war has become much stronger than it was last month."
"If Iran’s energy infrastructure is bombed, life is going to be even harder for us. Before the war, we did not have an easy life either. We experienced regular and regular water and electricity outages throughout the country, which was due to the incompetence of the ruling system in society. Now imagine if a significant part of our infrastructure is bombed, our living conditions will undoubtedly be much worse than before the war, and this is truly frightening and disappointing."
With the path the war has taken, I'll be pleased if it ends as soon as possible. The truth is that I see no other way than for Trump to reach an agreement with anyone inside Iran. And if I want to be realistic, this agreement will never be in the interests and wishes of the Iranian people. This war is between the Revolutionary Guards, the United States, and Israel, and its end will be decided by these three. Three powers that do not care about the people and freedom, and all three only care about their own interests and profits. The main losers in this war will be the Iranian people and the path to freedom and democracy in Iran. Continuing this war is not going to bring us freedom, I don't see any plausible scenario in which we can achieve freedom and democracy by continuing our war. So it's better to end it as soon as possible. Because every day that passes, the people of Iran become more miserable and more defeated.
Hope? I have no hope for the future, at least in the short term, we are not going to see a happy life in Iran. Even if the war ends now (by any means and with any outcome), Iran and its people have been put behind for years and must make up for the damage.....I am currently going through the darkest and most hopeless days of my life, days when all the scenarios that I am running through my mind for the coming days and months are all dark and reek of despair and defeat."
A businessman in Tehran:
"To be honest, I'm experiencing fear, despair and humiliation. I'm really down, and I know many others feel the same. It's a very deep depression. Most people are unhappy with the situation that's arisen. Only a small portion of people are happy with the situation.
I was always in favor of the idea of negotiations and an agreement. Unfortunately, the talks in recent years haven't really led to anything; they've just been negotiations for the sake of negotiation.
They were very protracted and drawn-out – they'd been negotiating for several years, and then in the last one or two rounds the war broke out in the middle of the talks.
I'm not very optimistic, but the only way to get past this current crisis and war is for dialogue to be the start. And to be honest, I'm not very optimistic personally; I don't think these negotiations will come to any conclusion either, because the two sides really have completely different and contradictory characteristics, and over the years, neither has really budged from its own interests.
Right now, both Iran and America have put forward their demands, and many of these points can’t be put into action."
To be honest, I've always been a very hopeful person, always very optimistic, but in the last two or three weeks, I've really lost all hope and I'm personally not optimistic at all.
I don't know, when there is war and the missiles just keep raining down on the cities. People are just dying."
"To be honest, I'm experiencing fear, despair and humiliation. I'm really down, and I know many others feel the same. It's a very deep depression. Most people are unhappy with the situation that's arisen. Only a small portion of people are happy with the situation.
I was always in favor of the idea of negotiations and an agreement. Unfortunately, the talks in recent years haven't really led to anything; they've just been negotiations for the sake of negotiation.
They were very protracted and drawn-out – they'd been negotiating for several years, and then in the last one or two rounds the war broke out in the middle of the talks.
I'm not very optimistic, but the only way to get past this current crisis and war is for dialogue to be the start. And to be honest, I'm not very optimistic personally; I don't think these negotiations will come to any conclusion either, because the two sides really have completely different and contradictory characteristics, and over the years, neither has really budged from its own interests.
Right now, both Iran and America have put forward their demands, and many of these points can’t be put into action."
To be honest, I've always been a very hopeful person, always very optimistic, but in the last two or three weeks, I've really lost all hope and I'm personally not optimistic at all.
I don't know, when there is war and the missiles just keep raining down on the cities. People are just dying."
A third person:
"I'm also very upset that this war and the actions this government is taking are actually harming the people of the region's countries, and that's very distressing. I hope this war ends soon and that both the people of Iran and the people of the region's countries don't have to see any more suffering from this war. Take care of yourself. God bless you."
"I'm also very upset that this war and the actions this government is taking are actually harming the people of the region's countries, and that's very distressing. I hope this war ends soon and that both the people of Iran and the people of the region's countries don't have to see any more suffering from this war. Take care of yourself. God bless you."
Tool designed to identify the cognitive and linguistic markers of "fantasy over reality" in modern communication.
2026 Neuro-Cognitive Diagnostic: Identifying Obscurantist and Dehumanizing Thought
This tool is designed to identify when a discourse, policy, or ideology has activated "top-down" fantasy scripts (such as ancient dogmas or "unfounded knowledge")
This tool is designed to identify when a discourse, policy, or ideology has activated "top-down" fantasy scripts (such as ancient dogmas or "unfounded knowledge")
to override the "bottom-up" reality principle. It acts as an early warning system for cognitive and neurological regression that leads to dehumanization.
The neurological process of dehumanization or the the mechanical result of placing unfounded "knowledge" or "scripts" above the biological reality of another human being.
In 2026, neuropsychiatry identifies dehumanization not as a mere "opinion," but as a functional shutdown of specific brain regions.
1. The "Off-Switch" for Empathy: Medial Prefrontal Cortex (mPFC)
1. The "Off-Switch" for Empathy: Medial Prefrontal Cortex (mPFC)
The mPFC is the area of the brain responsible for "social cognition"—perceiving others as sentient beings with feelings, thoughts, and rights.
The Reality Principle: When we look at another human, the mPFC normally fires, identifying them as "like us."
The Reality Principle: When we look at another human, the mPFC normally fires, identifying them as "like us."
THE HELIUM CLOCK IS TICKING HOW MANY DAYS UNTIL HOSPITALS AND TECH GO DARK
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We are out of time.
With Qatar blocked in the Strait of Hormuz 30 percent of the global helium supply is just gone.
You cannot hoard liquid helium because it boils away. The countdown to a global blackout has already started.
With Qatar blocked in the Strait of Hormuz 30 percent of the global helium supply is just gone.
You cannot hoard liquid helium because it boils away. The countdown to a global blackout has already started.
Phase 1 The Medical Blackout (30 to 45 Days)
MRI machines need liquid helium to keep magnets supercooled. Without it the machine boils over and destroys itself. By early May expect hospitals to cancel routine scans worldwide to save the machines.
MRI machines need liquid helium to keep magnets supercooled. Without it the machine boils over and destroys itself. By early May expect hospitals to cancel routine scans worldwide to save the machines.
This probably explains why they never used water or chemical means to go after Hamas in the tunnels, and instead bombed every building in Gaza: their goal was to keep Hamas safe, because that was their excuse for the genocide they committed.
Consider how they've kept attacking, even under the guise of "disarming Hamas." All they had to do was keep false-flagging the Gazans by attacking the IDF from burnt-out buildings, and they could've kept attacking forever.
If anyone doubts that these people helped orchestrate 9/11, they're delusional--worshippers of this false idol named after something that was, is not, and is to come: Israel.
🧵on how Betar has terrorized @NerdeenKiswani & systematically encouragied right-wing violence against her.
"Hey Nerdeen, we see you, we see you, you can’t hide!"
From the facts section of Kiswani v. Betar, the Anti-KKK Act lawsuit we filed on her behalf. (26-cv-01585).
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"Hey Nerdeen, we see you, we see you, you can’t hide!"
From the facts section of Kiswani v. Betar, the Anti-KKK Act lawsuit we filed on her behalf. (26-cv-01585).
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The error of elevating top-down delusional constructs over bottom-up sensory and empirical data.
When a society prioritizes "fantasy"—in the form of ancient scriptures or unfounded dogmas—over the "reality principle," it creates a state of cognitive misalignment.
This is not just a philosophical error; it is a biological malfunction that has measurable consequences on how we process information and treat one another.
