I once traveled with a climber to second base camp. We had a crew until basecamp. Pak Airforce transported us. Interviews before, during and after. It's one of the most grueling journies anywhere.
But she chose that route for a reason. It holds much of the ancient crystalline memory buried deep.
@pathfinder_tua I have already disconnected FB and IG, TikTok and X are next. So much of my life (since 2009) has been wrapped up in Social Media.
It's time to let that go.
My connection to Prime Creator matters most. And this gives me time to work on areas needing refinement.
A few reasons: Intelligence community (Mossad + GCHQ + CIA) are actively infiltrating and influencing DMs - especially on TikTok, creating messages to my contacts that I most certainly did not send (creating a false appearance of inappropriate content, and other low-level nonsense). On X, they falsely accused me of "violating" their sexual content policy (because I refused to remove a sexually explicit post from a political party in Pakistan that all of the three above intelligence agencies suppport. You can internet search my claims from 2020 for context.) And they "paused" my monetization here as they are continuing to try to squeeze me to conform to their bakwas. Appealing was useless. Even with evidence.
X is captured - as are all SM companies.
I see the nonsense for what it is.
So I will transmute this into an opportunity to focus inward.
I really appreciated your posts, @CultureExploreX along with @the_culturist_ and @athenaeumbc.
Thank you for all for what you do.
Nothing exposes weak journalism faster than a challenge to verify its own claims.
If the reporting was accurate, this should be the easiest $10,000 anyone at USA Today could earn.
This is so weird, so far no one from USA Today has even signed up for the CLT. They wrote an entire article misleading readers about how easy our math section is and saying it is middle-school math, so we are offering anyone who works at USA Today $10,000 if they can simply get a perfect on the CLT math section. Based on their article, it should be easy! Something is off, either the article was lying or no one at USA Today can do middle-school math.