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@FarmGirlCarrie How much does it save?

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@catturd2 I’m sure it will be at least a four hour meeting. My meeting would be 1 minute.

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@UnamunoAgain Because they have ferries.

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@RileyWells21 Yes. Follow Scott Rolfs.

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@EricLDaugh I think Scott would make a great president.

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@AmericaFirsst “I Was President?”

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@LilyGrace_09 Easy. His horses name is Friday.

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@BrianCaldNBA Fake news

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Did St. Joseph Build It? The Mystery of the Loretto Chapel Staircase

The Loretto Chapel in Santa Fe, New Mexico, is famous for its 'Miraculous Staircase,' a 33-step spiral staircase with two complete turns and no visible support. According to legend, the Sisters of Loretto prayed to St. Joseph for a way to access the choir loft, and a mysterious carpenter arrived, built the staircase, and vanished without payment. The staircase is made entirely of wood without nails or fasteners, and the type of wood used does not match the rest of the chapel. Its construction continues to puzzle engineers and architects, as it appears to defy structural logic.

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[Handre @Handre]

Ayn Rand understood something that most economists refuse to acknowledge: the moral case for capitalism isn't about efficiency or outcomes, but about human nature and individual rights. While Chicago School types fumbled around with utilitarian arguments and Keynes pushed his theft-based economics, Rand cut straight to the philosophical core.

Her genius wasn't in economic theory per se, but in recognizing that economics flows from ethics. You cannot have sound economics built on the premise that some humans exist to serve others. The collectivist mindset that birthed central banking, progressive taxation, and the welfare state stems from the same moral rot: the idea that individual achievement is somehow a debt owed to society.

Rand's critics—mostly government-funded academics and their useful idiots—love to attack her fictional characters while ignoring her central insight. Every economic intervention, from price controls to antitrust laws, rests on the premise that productive individuals have no right to the fruits of their labor. Every regulatory agency assumes bureaucrats know better than market participants how to allocate resources.

But here's what drives the statists insane about Rand: she refused to apologize for success. While modern libertarians often accept the Left's moral framework and argue that free markets coincidentally help the poor, Rand said the quiet part out loud. Capitalism is moral because it rewards virtue—rationality, productivity, trade—and punishes vice.

The Austrian School provides the economic framework, but Rand provided the moral foundation that makes resistance to state power philosophically coherent. Without that moral clarity, you end up with compromise, pragmatism, and eventually the acceptance of "necessary" government interventions that metastasize into the bloated surveillance states we inhabit today.

[Dr. M.F. Khan @Dr_TheHistories]

Pizza Hut's co-founders, Frank and Dan Carney in the 1970s. The brothers started Pizza Hut with $600 they borrowed from their mother in 1958. They purchased second hand equipment, and rented a small building in a busy intersection in Wichita, Kansas.

Brothers Frank Carney and Dan Carney built one of the world’s most recognizable restaurant brands from remarkably modest beginnings. In 1958, the two college students opened their first pizza restaurant in Wichita, Kansas, using a $600 loan from their mother to buy second-hand equipment and lease a tiny storefront near a busy intersection. The building’s sign only had space for eight letters, which is how the name Pizza Hut was chosen.

The concept took off quickly. Within a year they had opened several additional locations, and by 1969 the brand introduced its now-famous red roof restaurant design, which became one of the most recognizable fast-food architectural styles in the United States. By the early 1970s, Pizza Hut had expanded to hundreds of locations across the country and internationally.

In 1977, the Carney brothers sold Pizza Hut to PepsiCo for roughly $300 million, helping transform the small Wichita startup into what would eventually become the largest pizza chain in the world during the 1980s and 1990s.

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@itsallstraw Whatever happened to reason (forsaken reason for madness - Gandalf)?

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@Lilblack_heart Nice wine cooler

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@TheDefiantGhost K
M is kio

[Lion of Judah @divinethree333]

The Shroud of Turin is the single most fascinating and perplexing artifact ever discovered baffling scientists, historians and believers for centuries.

Scientific analysis confirms the body image was not formed by paint, dye, ink, pigments or any artistic medium….no brush strokes, no directionality, no binders. The coloration results from a precise chemical alteration of the linen fibers themselves.

The image is extraordinarily superficial, affecting only the topmost microfibrils of the threads… we’re talking about a depth of a few hundred “nanometers”.

To put that in perspective a single human hair is 80,000 nanometers thick….the image on the Shroud is thinner than a soap bubble. The image resides solely on the outermost surface layer with no penetration into the cloth as would occur with liquids or pigments.

This superficiality combined with the images lack of distortion, its photographic negative quality and its embedded 3D information points to a rapid intense burst of energy….most plausibly in the form of vacuum ultraviolet radiation or similar electromagnetic phenomena.

Italian researchers at ENEA have shown that replicating even key aspects of the image requires an immense flash of energy. Estimates range from billions to as high as 34 trillion watts delivered in an incredibly brief pulse…..on the order of 1/40th of a billionth of a second. Any slower or less controlled release would scorch or incinerate the delicate linen instead of delicately discoloring it.

No known natural process or current human technology can fully account for such a precise, non-destructive encoding of a full-body image originating from within the wrapped form.

What kind of event could generate a sudden intense burst of radiant energy from a lifeless body…..without causing heat damage, scorching or any detectable residue…..while imprinting the cloth in this extraordinary way?

The only logical explanation that unites the forensic evidence—wounds precisely matching Roman scourging, crucifixion (wrist and foot nailing) a side spear wound and a crown of thorns….with this otherwise inexplicable image formation process is the Resurrection itself.

At the moment Christ rose a divine burst of light…..the radiant glory of His glorified body (brighter than the sun) imprinted the cloth as He passed thru the linen leaving a photographic negative that has baffled science for over two millennia.

In layman terms, the Shroud of Turin is quite possibly the first selfie ever taken capturing the moment of resurrection in real time. #JesusIsKing #JesusIsLord

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@itsallstraw @patrickksl Didn’t they win handily?

[Chidanand Tripathi @thetripathi58]

If Google wants you to pay for Gmail storage, do this first.

I went from 14.9/15GB to 4GB in one night.

I hope this helps you as it has helped me:

[Vero Islas @LOVREGA]

¿Cómo se veía Jesucristo realmente? Una reconstrucción forense revela el misterio.

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[Md Riyazuddin @riyazmd774]

MY WIFE LOST 27 POUNDS USING CHATGPT AS HER COACH.

No gym. No App subscriptions. Just systems that works.

Here are the exact prompts I used:

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GROCERY LIST:

- Raw honey
- Protein chips
- Light sour cream
- Pint of ice cream
- Low-carb tortillas
- Various hot sauces
- 7 Oikos Pro yogurts
- Big bag jasmine rice
- Shredded mozzarella
- Whey protein powder
- 5lbs 93/7 ground beef
- Organic english muffins
- 80%+ cacao dark chocolate
- Zero calorie soda & lemonade
- Apples, pineapple, blueberries
- 5 Chobani Complete yogurt drinks
- 4 tubs "Good Culture" cottage cheese
- Frozen "lightly breaded" chicken strips