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The Sense Of A Time That Is Not Yet But May Be

[ʞoʇnqpǝssǝɹdǝp @don_shavonnn]

@phil_macooch @McConaughey @50cent @whamcbfw4 @JoeBiden @JonRothstein 1000% a caseys store @caseysgenstore

[ʞoʇnqpǝssǝɹdǝp @don_shavonnn]

@poe_pinson Can we skate

[ʞoʇnqpǝssǝɹdǝp @don_shavonnn]

Look at the label
LOOK at the amount of stuff on this
This was ready to just buy for anyone...
@littlecaesars

[ʞoʇnqpǝssǝɹdǝp @don_shavonnn]

@Jennifers8ssj What is your x number inbox me

[ʞoʇnqpǝssǝɹdǝp @don_shavonnn]

@Foronlinegta6 But shouldn't this right here raise the question as to , isn't that car on the wrong side of the road? Look. That's a split lane two lane each way travel. That's not right.... Something's not right lol

[Shining Science @ShiningScience]

Humanity is transitioning into a collective "superorganism,” experts say.

Culture has officially overtaken genetics as the dominant driver of our evolution.

For billions of years, the slow process of natural selection dictated survival, passing advantageous genes down through generations. However, researchers Timothy Waring and Zachary Wood from the University of Maine argue that humanity has entered a historic shift where culture, rather than genetics, is our primary tool for adaptation.

When faced with challenges like disease or vision loss, we no longer wait millennia for genetic mutations; instead, we rapidly invent vaccines and eyeglasses. This rapid transmission of knowledge and technology allows ideas to reshape human survival in a matter of months, essentially bypassing biological evolution entirely.

This profound shift is organizing humanity into a collective "superorganism," closely mirroring the complex social cooperation seen in ant colonies. Our survival now hinges on massive, interconnected networks of institutions, supply chains, and technologies that no individual fully understands, yet collectively protect us. But this superpower has a dark side. The same cooperative structures designed for resource extraction and competition are now driving existential threats like climate change. Ultimately, our future may no longer depend on the biology in our DNA, but on whether we can adapt our global institutions to solve the very problems our collective success created.

source: Waring, T. M., & Wood, Z. T. (2025). Cultural inheritance is driving a transition in human evolution. BioScience, 75(10), 803–819.

[ʞoʇnqpǝssǝɹdǝp @don_shavonnn]

Pritzker has a plan for Larry Hoover
Pritzker does not have a plan for the Chicago Bears

[ʞoʇnqpǝssǝɹdǝp @don_shavonnn]

@elonmusk please bless my Life via cashapp please

$okcooldudewhatever

[ʞoʇnqpǝssǝɹdǝp @don_shavonnn]

How do we not understand competently, that 'troll' is just the latter portion of the word "control"?

[Katcy @katcy]

Proverbs 16: 18

[ʞoʇnqpǝssǝɹdǝp @don_shavonnn]

@elonmusk Because phase 1-2-and3 on forced "togetherness" as a nation, has already been done. We've already had the test ran on us, the masks put on us.

[ʞoʇnqpǝssǝɹdǝp @don_shavonnn]

@elonmusk Why is Minnesota surprised it got attacked? They literally LET somalians HAVE their city.

[John McAfee @officialmcafee]

Some piano for your timeline.

[ʞoʇnqpǝssǝɹdǝp @don_shavonnn]

@stonersvilla Or what it's sprayed with, delta this delta that.

[ʞoʇnqpǝssǝɹdǝp @don_shavonnn]

@elonmusk Because rich people are far outnumbered by "the poors". If we make 20 dollars an hour ... And that's expected to be seen as making "alot" to us, as opposed to making 15$. Which it is MORE lol. Then none of us have time to care. We can barely eat , we don't sleep enough. Etc etc..

[ʞoʇnqpǝssǝɹdǝp @don_shavonnn]

@AmiriKing Unequal contest

[ʞoʇnqpǝssǝɹdǝp @don_shavonnn]

@akafaceUS Long story short, she humiliated herself.

[ʞoʇnqpǝssǝɹdǝp @don_shavonnn]

@akafaceUS He probably went and returned the real ring after this. Probably had it in a safe place at the house , locked. Safe. Her loss *shrug*

[ʞoʇnqpǝssǝɹdǝp @don_shavonnn]

@akafaceUS How'd he humiliate her. It's smart to not use the real ring in a public setting. Yeah let's just present a ring worth thousands out in public to possibly get snatched. Whose to say he wasn't serious, and that she could have just went with it. Assault him for not risking 1000's$??

[ʞoʇnqpǝssǝɹdǝp @don_shavonnn]

@allboutfightsss How've we as humans been fighting for years and years and haven't evolved it yet into something more accurate and precise. I don't understand how it's still so reckless after all these years. Men evolved their way of fighting. Look at boxing from the 1800's and look at boxing now