@PEARLfectChassi Far from everything.
LASIK is among the best money I've ever spent. Not everyone is eligible, and like EVERYTHING in life, things can go wrong (even with eyes that are never corrected.)
@rockytech @AlisaValdesRod1 @____Roar____ Many of those scientists weren't convinced they would survive the day. They knew it was bad. They could have warned people without giving out details.
@JaneTea4 @AlisaValdesRod1 @MHPoison1 And family & friends that work/ed in the industry. It's so embedded that it's unavoidable one way or another - or more often both together.
@ItsMe_LindaKay @AlisaValdesRod1 @3v3nt_H0r1z0n Too much money given to corps, who bankroll elections. From the Virginia Co. to Bezos, Zucker, & Musk.
@HaroldJ_NEPA @AlisaValdesRod1 Including uranium mining's impact on local communities, especially Native communities. Oh, and then there's nuclear waste isolation (it's not disposed of, just stored in NM)
@violin_health @AlisaValdesRod1 Absolutely not. It was highly classified. They could have issued some kind of warning like the press release issued afterwards, but they didn't.
@AlisaValdesRod1 This is what I find most amazing (in a bad way - words are failing me) Many of those scientists were not convinced they'd survive the test, but they didn't warn anyone. They could have without giving away defense secrets. ๐คฌ
As Hollywood shuts down, we have to recognize this is about way more than movies or TV shows.
This is about opposing an exploitative system that oppresses all of us, a system that worsens every single day and is poised, with AI, to go into hyperdrive.
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A police officer in New Rochelle, a suburb of New York City, shot Jarrell Garris, 37, after he was accused of eating some fruit without paying, his familyโs lawyer said. He died a week later. https://t.co/2H6jmE3hTy
Methane From Coal Mining is Plaguing West Virginia Families
Firmโs activities put residents and the planet at risk, lawsuits claim.
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According to scientists at the University of Maine, the earth experienced its hottest day on recordโor at least in 125,000 years. https://t.co/GcznWV67Ea
Scientists say they have confirmed the first case of a female athlete with CTE, a brain disease linked to repeated concussions. @brikeilarcnn discusses what this means for girls and women in sports with Chris Nowinski, CEO of the Concussion Legacy Foundation.
Great illustration of the current temperature spike relative to the trend since the end of the last ice age. It shows just how alarming the recent trend is due to human-caused heating. One note: due to some progress in slowing emissions, consensus does not expect 4C warming butโฆ
"Courts that have upheld prayers at government meetings do so by elevating history over legal principle," writes @AndrewLSeidel. "And itโs not even accurate historyโitโs incomplete, half-forgotten or even suppressed."
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