Hatuey Anacaona

I find it to be an unpleasant but necessary reality check to be painfully reminded of the most grim real life material from time to time.

[Hatuey Anacaona @5ft4Bonobo]

@Inhumansoflate1 They might as well go on and let Jizzlane* out of prison and stop 🐂 💩 ing cause between them still idolizing the their pedo founding fathers, the Catholic church, and they still haven't done away with these child raping rulers.. Who in TF they fooling? A nation of closet rapist

[Shining Science @ShiningScience]

Centuries before dental clinics, the ancient Maya used sophisticated jade fillings to treat toothaches.

For decades, archaeologists have uncovered Maya teeth decorated with precious stones like jade and pyrite. Traditionally, researchers believed these alterations were purely cosmetic, representing a form of ancient 'grill' for social status or rituals. However, a new analysis of a back molar containing a jade inlay is challenging this assumption.

Since this hidden tooth would not have been visible in normal social interactions, researchers suggest the procedure was functional. Further examination using 3D imaging revealed calcification within the tooth's pulp, indicating that the individual was alive when the filling was placed and that the procedure was likely done to relieve pain or treat a cavity.

The study also highlighted the incredible durability of the organic cement used to bind these stones to the teeth. Analysis of these ancient sealants revealed a mixture of calcium, phosphates, bitumen, and essential oils that have remarkably outlasted modern-day fillings. Many of these jade inlays have remained firmly in place for over a millennium, showing that Maya practitioners possessed advanced pharmaceutical and metallurgical skills. These findings suggest that the Maya were not only masters of aesthetic modification but also pioneer dentists who developed enduring therapeutic treatments long before the era of modern medicine.

source: Mata-Castillo, E., Cucina, A., Ramírez-Salomón, M., Monsreal-Peniche, M. B., Luin, C., & Vega-Lizama, E. (2026). A Prehispanic Maya molar with occlusal jadeite inlay. Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports, 72, 105731.

[Hatuey Anacaona @5ft4Bonobo]

@wlwafterhourz_ I love that lesbians still want dick.

[A Midwestern Doctor @MidwesternDoc]

Jackson had the same spine injury that left Christopher Reeves paralyzed for life. He fully recovered, stunning the world

His mom’s secret? DMSO—a simple compound vets use for spinal injuries the FDA won’t approve. But that’s not the only “incurable” neurological disorder DMSO helps.

Approximately 2000 studies support DMSO's use for conditions ranging from Alzheimer's and Parkinson's to strokes, MS, ALS, chronic pain, neuropathy, depression, epilepsy, and Down syndrome, and a physician who began treating his patients with it estimates roughly 80% of what people see neurologists for goes away with DMSO.🧵

[Hatuey Anacaona @5ft4Bonobo]

@Faithinyourmom I'm not even heterosexual. I'm bi. I just answered the question imagining having to blow a guy who's deeply repulsive to me.

[Hatuey Anacaona @5ft4Bonobo]

@Faithinyourmom Last 10%

[Hatuey Anacaona @5ft4Bonobo]

@GrowingBeEasy @I_amNikkiWhite Jesus promoted at cultural religion that explicitly supports rape and child murder. You people don't care about abused children.

[IG: olesoul57.2 ♉️ 5/12 @olesoul57_2]

Justice for #TasiaFortune

[Hatuey Anacaona @5ft4Bonobo]

@ivy_wylder Should be allowed? Sex work has been lawfully imposed on women for millenniums.
It's called being a wife.

[Sarah Fields @SarahisCensored]

This is absolutely shocking.

Jesse Butler - The Oklahoma teen who violently r*ped and strangled a high school girl so badly she needed neck surgery and was seconds from dying - just had his entire case dismissed.

He was looking at 78 years.
He pleaded to the charges.
He completed a “youthful offender” rehab plan… and walked free with zero prison time.

His dad is a former Oklahoma State football director.

The new DA said the defense claimed the *perpetrator* suffered more than the victims and called it an “affront.” He’s referring the case to federal prosecutors.

[Douglas Macgregor @DougAMacgregor]

BREAKING: Lead investor behind Flock Camera Technologies caught funding a firm that is able to locate, hack, and ALTER both live and archived security camera footage without a detectable trace.

Guess who he is also linked to...

[FactPost @factpostnews]

Louisiana Republicans have blocked a man from receiving the $480,000 in compensation he is owed after being wrongly incarcerated for 42 years.

[𝘊𝘰𝘳𝘳𝘪𝘯𝘦 @OopsGuess]

The funniest part was not that the Chinese girl refused U.S. citizenship.

It was the host’s desperation to prove that because she grew up in America, received an American education, and has family working there, she therefore owed America her highest loyalty.

That was the accusation hiding beneath every question:

How dare you benefit from America and still place your own country above it?

Then he finally asked the question he had been circling around all along:

If China and the United States went to war, which side would you choose?

She barely hesitated.

China.

The entire room went quiet.

She said: I am Chinese. China is my country. Much of my family lives there. I feel comfortable there.

That answer broke him.

He had never even visited China, yet kept lecturing her about “freedom,” Xinjiang, American diversity, and China supposedly being culturally homogeneous.

She calmly corrected him: China is a multiethnic civilization. Northern and southern China already differ enormously, before even discussing its many ethnic groups.

He kept exposing his ignorance.
She kept answering without fear, apology, or the slightest need for his approval.

By the end, he was so shaken that he said seeing her made him think America was “cooked.”

What he failed to understand is that she was not rejecting what American education had given her.

America gave her the tools of argument and inquiry.
China gave her cultural roots, discipline, and the confidence to know who she was.

These things do not contradict each other.

They made her harder to patronize.

Her family did not choose an American education so that she could surrender her identity in exchange for approval. They chose it so she could learn from another system without becoming spiritually annexed by it.

She understood what America could offer—and also understood that accepting an education does not create a debt of national allegiance.

That was what the host could not process.

He mistook education for assimilation, opportunity for ownership, and gratitude for obedience.

She embodied something he had not prepared for:

Western critical thinking.
Chinese cultural depth.
The confidence to learn from America without worshipping it.

She knew America intimately—and still understood that it was not the center of the world.

The age when every foreign student was expected to treat America as humanity’s final destination is over.

America is no longer the only choice.
American identity is no longer the highest prize.

And American approval is no longer the measure of whether a young Chinese person has succeeded.

[Hatuey Anacaona @5ft4Bonobo]

@hollowearthterf People need to possess enough self worth in & of themselves to at least be ashamed of publicly debasing themselves online with stories of how they were their significant other's 'Plan B'.

[Hatuey Anacaona @5ft4Bonobo]

@hollowearthterf She's in danger. His sense of self worth and respect is tied to her to where he couldn't accept her rejecting him and now that she's given into him it's so tethered to her being with him that he'll gleefully humiliate himself in front of the world with his obsessive love story.

[Hatuey Anacaona @5ft4Bonobo]

@hollowearthterf His post shows his dangerous void of self dignity over her.
If she ever tries to leave him, it'll be another tragic headline with happy White family photos all over the news.

[Hatuey Anacaona @5ft4Bonobo]

@theeunholymary Correction: "Heroic Dad poses as..."

[Hatuey Anacaona @5ft4Bonobo]

@Inhumansoflate1 Me arguing with Christians and Muslims

[Hatuey Anacaona @5ft4Bonobo]

@janeclarejones @andrewdoyle_com Just realized something. Are there any federal laws against people looking at images of lynchings? Cause if not, what does that say about a society's standards for which images are considered criminal for it's citizens to possess?

[Jason Koebler @jason_koebler]

New: Police are being told to hide the fact that they're using Flock to pull people over and arrest them in both encounters with citizens but ALSO in their official police reports: