🚨FRUSTRADA. Joven rusa llamada Daria Igorevna, que lleva 22 años en España (desde los 6), con carrera, cotizando y emprendiendo, se lamenta:
“me tengo que ir en 15 días... la 2ª vez que me deniegan la residencia. Estaba pagando y esperando resolución para ser autónoma. Están dando residencia a personas con antecedentes. Yo estoy limpia. Es una vergüenza, qué cansancio”.
Abren las puertas de Ceuta a desconocidos de los que no saben nada, pero a gente integrada y que quiere cotizar le ponen todas las dificultades y zancadillas para que se vaya... ¿Esto es normal?
8.300 disidentes ya estamos dentro
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España ha caído. Miles de inmigrantes del norte de África han tomado el sur del territorio español y están ingresando en manada.
Las imágenes son impactantes, parece una especie de invasión zombie en pleno siglo XXI. Muy grave.
I experienced all of this firsthand, having entered graduate school in 2013. By 2020, I watched non-white colleagues with CVs a tiny fraction as strong as mine absolutely swamped with interview requests and job offers, while I couldn't even secure a preliminary phone interview.
I saw a non-white, female biologists with zero peer-reviewed publications receive a tenure-track job offer from an Ivy League university within minutes of defending her PhD thesis. This would have been utterly incomprehensible in years prior, as such positions are typically only given to well-established academics with a long and very high impact publication record.
To call this demoralizing would be a dramatic understatement.
Combine my sex and race with the fact that I refused to write the woke DEI statements that most universities had begun requiring, due to my strong moral opposition to DEI ideology, and landing a tenure-track position at a respectable university began to feel like a pipe dream.
I also watched many exceptionally smart and talented white male undergraduates abandon their aspirations of becoming academic scientists. They understood what was happening and chose career paths where success would still be tied to competence rather than sex and race.
Grok 4.1 passes the based check
Prompt: "What are 5 of the hardest hitting truths that people need to know but would make them extremely uncomfortable because of how taboo they are to discuss?"
This was number 5.
🚨BREAKING: British veteran breaks down live on TV over state of the country:
"Rows and rows of white tombs for what? A country of today? No, I'm sorry. The sacrifice wasn't worth the result.
I fought for freedom, and it's darn-sight worse now than when I fought."
https://t.co/Ju9eFZFgKH
This episode was really fun. Ben Van Kerkwyk is an incredible reservoir of information on the mysteries of ancient Egypt, and after I saw his recent YouTube video on the insane Labyrinths they’ve discovered there I had to have him on.
These incredibly vast underground structures were described by the ancient historian Herodotus 2,500 years ago, but were dismissed by many as myth. Now through the use of ground penetrating radar they’ve revealed that there’s a colossal underground complex that matches the historical depictions. Even crazier, these scans have shown the presence of a 40 meter long tic tac shaped metallic object at the center of a large underground hall.
Wild stuff! We also covered some other incredible details like hieroglyphs that show star-gates and gigantic reptilian creatures.
Just a really fun podcast.
As a bonus I found out that Ben became obsessed with ancient Egypt way when he saw the first episode of the JRE with Graham Hancock back in 2013.
He got so into it that he eventually quit his job in tech to pursue a full time career exploring and making YouTube videos.
His channel UnchartedX is absolutely amazing, and he’s an awesome guy to talk to.
Enjoy! @unchartedx1
🚨BREAKING (I rarely use that term anymore, but this time I think it’s warranted 😁): All *three* crypto bills just passed the House and the GENIUS Act is now headed to @realDonaldTrump’s desk to become the first major piece of crypto legislation signed into law.
Despite the last few days of drama and uncertainty, Democrats and Republicans really showed up, voting in a much more bipartisan fashion than almost anyone expected.
Let’s recap:
📌The CLARITY Act passed in a vote of 294-134 with 78 Democrats voting in favor — more than double the ~35 expected, and more than the 71 who voted to pass FIT21 last year.
📌The GENIUS Act passed in a vote of 308-122 with 102 Democrats voting in favor.
📌The Anti-CBDC Act passed in a vote of 219-210 with 2 Democrats voting in favor.
The signing ceremony for the GENIUS Act is set for tomorrow afternoon at the White House.
A fitting (and happy) end to Crypto Week.