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[The Fourth Musketeer @IV_Musketeer]

Why ancient humans ate rotten meat on purpose?

[FEAR NO MORE @SHEEPSLIVE]

IS DONALD
TRUMP
A
TROJAN HORSE?

[Criz -Nova- con ningun Republican🤮 @crizteeneeta]

People are finally starting to really talk about the turning point in California… see my tweet below posted 6 years ago

[SONS OF LIBERTY -MAGA MOVEMENT !!! @eagameover]

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I HOPE THIS IS REAL !!
ABOLISH THE IRS .
NO MORE PROPERTY TAXES FOR SENIORS ANYMORE .

Biden wanted to hire 87k ARMED agents 👀

[ruben🦋(on the rooftop) ከለላ @butterflyruben2]

boring as fuck i reimagined how the renaissance remix album i wish we'd gotten

[Gymvibe_ @Gymvibe_]

Bodyweight Workout Circuit

[Johnathan Bi @JohnathanBi]

1. Homosexuals have privileged access to God.
2. Orthodox religions (e.g. Christianity, Hinduism) favor sublimated homosexuality over active heterosexuality.
3. Many of the great religious leaders themselves were queer.

These are the surprising claims of my guest, Rice professor Jeff Kripal. Jeff grew up Catholic and went to seminary but had to leave because, as a straight man, he was alienated by the overwhelmingly homoerotic environment.

Jeff then dedicated his early career to investigating the unlikely bedfellows of mysticism and homosexuality and found the same pattern again and again not just in Christianity, but Hinduism, Sufism and every major mystical tradition: whenever a tradition elevates celibacy it attracts homosexuals who would otherwise be persecuted in society. These homosexuals would, in turn, transmute their sublimated homoeroticism into spiritual practice and form the vanguard of the religion. This is Jeff’s reading of not just religious followers but religious leaders like Jesus and Ramakrishna themselves!

While I struggle to get onboard with the extent of Jeff’s conclusions, his explanations helped illuminate a puzzle I’ve been pondering for a long time: what explains the overwhelming creative contributions of homosexuals?⁠
• Why does pederasty pop up in every elite culture including our own (Hollywood, SF, British boarding schools)?⁠
⁠ • Why is this group, less than 3% of society, so dominant in creative fields such as academia, media, and technology?⁠
⁠ • Why are homosexuals overrepresented in positions of power, while being persecuted in almost every pre-modern society?⁠

Even if I remain unconvinced about the full extent of Jeff’s otherworldly thesis, his arguments have given me great insight into homosexuals’ secular creativity.

Timestamps:

00:00 0. Introduction
11:38 1. Why Mysticism Selects for Same-Sex Desire
21:06 2. A Queer Reading of Jesus
32:47 3. Why a Sexless Jesus Won Out
41:27 4. Jeff’s Encounter with a Hindu Diety
53:30 5. Mysticism as Hedonism
1:04:07 6. Plato on Love, Sex, and Divinity
1:07:40 7. Sex Runs Through the Supernatural

[Inspirenaire @Inspirenaire]

Why do AI Data centers need fresh clean water, why can't they use dirty water if it's just being used to cool? This ladies theory is a theory we've all explored.

[🇺🇸🇺🇸DADA🇺🇲🇺🇲 @BredsguardDalen]

Beach hacks to start off the summer

[Longevity Code @LongevityCode_]

Insulin Resistance is the real reason you have High Cortisol.

If I wanted to reverse high cortisol without medication, these are the 8 things I would do every day to fix it:

1. Stop running (at night.)

[soli @solisolsoli]

By Garis Edelweiss

[healthbot @thehealthb0t]

30 years pulling out parasites from people's butts, yet still people think I'm crazy when I tell them this...

[Testosterone Doctor @TestDoctor_]

The dark side of marines no one is allowed to talk about.

[𝑨𝒓𝒕 🎨 @_ArtMuseum]

The moon in paintings

[Jules Horn @juleshorn01]

The breath is the most important thing, yet it’s completely overlooked. Many people think breathing fast and inhaling through the mouth improves performance, but I believe and practice the complete opposite every single day.

Slow, deep breathing brings us into the present moment, brings us into a flow state, and helps us connect with God.

The breath is what guides us home. Nothing more, nothing less.

How are you breathing right now?

[Health_fitness @lhealthfitness]

Beginner chest workout at home: push‑ups, incline variations, and floor presses for simple strength.

[Up Workout @Upworkout]

Simple

[Barbara Oneill @BarbaraOneillAU]

This is what I use instead of antibiotics — and here’s why it works.🌱

When you understand herbs, you stop guessing…
This powerful remedy blends garlic, anise, Ceylon cinnamon and raw honey — ingredients known for their immune, antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory actions.

Here’s why it works:
👉🏻Garlic contains allicin, a potent compound with antibacterial, antiviral and antifungal properties.
👉🏻Anise has expectorant actions — it helps loosen mucus, clear airways and soothe persistent coughs.
👉🏻Ceylon cinnamon supports the respiratory system by reducing inflammation and fighting oxidative stress.
👉🏻Raw honey is rich in antioxidants and helps coat and protect irritated throat tissues.
My recipe:
• 5 large garlic cloves (crushed)
• 1 tbsp ground anise seeds
• 125g linden or forest honey
• ½ tsp Ceylon cinnamon
➡️ Mix everything and store in the fridge.

How to take:
• Adults: 1 tbsp, 3x a day
• Children (over 5): ½ tsp, 3x a day