White people discovered it all.
Newton’s and Kepler’s laws. Bernoulli’s principle. Avogadro���s constant. Ampere, Ohm, Gauss, Faraday, Boyle, Hubble, Mendel—Europeans gave their names to basic principles. All the way back to Archimedes and Pythagoras.
More texts reveal that Biden era US Surgeon General Vivek Murthy responded to Fauci’s concern about the COVID vaccine in pregnant women by adding “I’ve been hearing concern about the mRNA causing mutations in the developing fetus as well.”
None of these concerns were ever made public.
I like how the interviewer suggests that White farmers leaving and Blacks taking over farming wouldn’t result in starvation as if exactly that same situation didn’t unfold in Zimbabwe 25 years ago and now they’ve had to beg the Whites to come back so they can eat
No, Africans largely cannot farm, they try it for a few months, ruin the soil for generations, and give up
Accounts of Rhodesians trying to teach Africans how to farm are hilarious, they just don’t get it no matter how many times you teach them, they’ll either forget almost immediately or just aren’t capable of comprehending the complexity of it in the first place
🇯🇵 A black YouTuber asks Japanese people: "What does it feel like to be black in a country which consumes your culture but doesn't care about you?"
The comment section is even more wild with them accusing Japanese people of "not leaving black people alone" and claiming that we are "obsessed with them".
This is fascinating because almost no one in Japan thinks about black people. Most of us never meet black people and we are not concerned with your "lived experience" or whatever you wish to call it.
When you come here as a tourist just follow the rules and behave or you'll be deported.
Caitlin Clark is quite literally the worst thing that ever happened to the WNBA. She put eyes on a sport that didn't have anyone paying attention to the fact that it's players are fucking morons, and it's commissioner is even fucking dumber. They were better off in obscurity.
The burrito ramen discourse from conservatives wouldn’t be relevant if it didn’t take fifteen rounds of interview to compete for a job with intolerable arrogance from undeserving employers, and subsequent inability to build wealth. Economy isn’t free and there’s no meritocracy. Maybe deliver the minimum of providing an even playing field for intelligent and ambitious young before lecturing them about saving money on luxuries like Taco Bell.
(Also quite absurd for people with sinecures at conservative media who’ve never worked a real job to do the Jack Kemp act yet again.)
In this case the intelligent and ambitious young and especially white men 18-25 are the only plausible future of the country that doesn’t end in a slum plus nursing home stagnant outhouse and can be the human basis of an advanced future. The problem is in the end conservatives haven’t delivered the bare minimum of liberal society, meritocracy. Maybe they’re unable to but I see little evidence it’s been their concern. And without the kind of reform that reestablishes some of the freedom and opportunity of eg American economy 1890-1930 all efforts will have been evanescent.