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[Ben Shapiro @benshapiro]

The threat of radical Islam is real. Hollywood has refused to tell that story for three decades. Now, we’re saying the thing with the biggest, most audacious, funniest and most kickass film Daily Wire has ever released. Here’s the trailer.

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

The Hoba Meteorite in Namibia, the largest intact meteorite on Earth a 60 ton iron and nickel slab that landed about 80,000 years ago without leaving a crater.

[📹checkedouttocheckin]

[Kaizen D. Asiedu @thatsKAIZEN]

This is seriously impressive and shows why Nayib Bukele is one of the most competent leaders in the world.

He has the right balance of intellect and common sense.

[TIGON69 @masterN8dawg]

@DrBakariNgengi Africans are crazy people

[Donna Louise @DonnaLouise1212]

The late @LiddleRod exposed the muslim gang mentality back in the 80's.

It didn’t start with the Batley teacher.

In the 1980s, Ray Honeyford, a headmaster in Bradford, had the audacity to say Muslim children in a British school should get a British education. Learn English. Not disappear for months to Pakistan. And yes the girls should learn to swim.
For that, he was hounded by a mob. Police lines outside his school.

Children forced to hold “Honeyford is a racist” signs. Threats to occupy the building. He was driven out of the job he loved. Career destroyed.

They called him a bigot. History called him right.
Multiculturalism wasn’t “enrichment.” It was the deliberate refusal to demand integration and the vicious punishment of anyone who did.

Same playbook, decades later: intimidate the teacher, silence the critic, protect the parallel society.

Honeyford warned them. They destroyed him for it. And now we live with the consequences.
Watch this.

Then tell me nothing has changed.

[TIGON69 @masterN8dawg]

@Rainmaker1973 Ridiculous. Why do it in such a dangerous environment?!

[TIGON69 @masterN8dawg]

@Rainmaker1973 Diamonds will never melt

[Hillel Fuld @HilzFuld]

This video will forever remain the biggest mic drop in Internet history.

If you have not seen it, stop what you’re doing and watch it.

If you have seen it, watch it again.

The next time someone tells you that most Muslims are peaceful people, send them this link.

[Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 @TRobinsonNewEra]

THE FULL OXFORD UNION DEBATE - IS THE WEST RIGHT TO BE SUSPICIOUS OF ISLAM?

Yes, of course it is.

Understand what Taqiyya, Tawriya, Kitman and Muruna is and you will understand why the West should be suspicious of Islam.

That and the massive amount of inbreeding, child noncing, violence, and the backward supremacist mindset that comes with it.

Simple.

[Waken Minds 𓂀 @wakenminds]

Something is off with our history

[Paul Bronks @SlenderSherbet]

In celebration of #YorkshireDay, I present to you the Sean Bean Bastard Collection.

Sound up, bastards.

[Zachary Levi @ZacharyLevi]

Insane talent. Wow. 🤯

[TIGON69 @masterN8dawg]

@ZacharyLevi The best to ever do it without doubt 👏

[The Curious Tales @thecurioustales]

This is the only animal on Earth that eats its own brain, and the reason why should terrify every human.

It's called sea squirt.

The sea squirt spends the first chapter of its life as something that looks almost recognizable to us. A tiny swimming creature with a tail, a light-sensing eye, a nerve cord running down its body, and a small bundle of neurons steering the whole operation. It hunts, navigates and makes decisions about current and light and direction. For a brief window, it is a mobile animal with a brain doing exactly what brains do, which is process the world in order to move through it intelligently.

Then it finds a rock, glues its face to it, and begins digesting the very organ that got it there.

Most people hear this and file it under "weird ocean facts."

But, the deeper story is one of the most quietly profound statements biology has ever made about what a brain actually is, and why anything grows one in the first place.

A brain is metabolically the most expensive tissue an animal can carry. In humans it burns roughly twenty percent of our total energy while making up about two percent of our body weight. Neurons are needy. They demand constant fuel, constant oxygen, constant maintenance, and they punish you brutally the moment supply dips. Evolution does not tolerate that kind of expense for sentimental reasons. If you are paying that bill, you are paying it for one reason and one reason only.

Movement.

The sea squirt makes this brutally literal. It keeps its nervous system for precisely as long as it needs to solve a movement problem, which is finding the right place to spend the rest of its existence. The eye, the tail, the ganglion, all of it exists to answer a single question: where do I stop? The moment that question is answered and the animal cements itself down, the equipment becomes dead weight. So it eats it. The body breaks down the neurons and recycles the raw material into the filtering apparatus it will use to eat for the rest of its stationary life.

The philosopher Daniel Dennett loved this creature for a reason that should make every knowledge worker slightly uncomfortable. He compared the sea squirt reabsorbing its brain to a tenured professor who, having secured a permanent position, no longer needs to think hard. It is a joke with a scalpel hidden inside it. The point underneath is that cognition is not a luxury the universe hands out to make animals interesting. It is a tool for navigating uncertainty. Remove the uncertainty, remove the need to move and choose and adapt, and the expensive machinery stops justifying its cost almost immediately.

Why is this important?

The thing generating your thoughts right now did not evolve to appreciate art or ponder mortality or scroll through information all day. It evolved as a movement controller. Every abstract capacity you have, memory, prediction, planning, imagination, is built on top of hardware whose original job was deciding where to place a body next. Plants do not have brains because plants do not go anywhere. Coral has no brain. The moment an organism commits to staying put, the entire logic that funds a nervous system collapses.

There is a mirror here that most people flinch away from.

The sea squirt's fate is a physical demonstration of a principle that runs through every living system including yours.

Capacity follows demand.
Biology is relentlessly economical, and it does not preserve abilities that go unused. Muscle you stop loading gets metabolized. Bone you stop stressing loses density.

Neural pathways you stop firing get pruned. Your brain is running a version of the sea squirt's calculation every single day, quietly reabsorbing the parts of you that the current shape of your life no longer requires.
The comfortable interpretation is that the sea squirt is dumb because it stopped moving. The sharper interpretation is that it stopped moving, and so it became dumb, in exactly that order, because that is the only order that makes biological sense.

Which raises a question worth being genuinely disturbed by.

What happens to a mind that finds its rock?

The stable job, the fixed routine, the environment that stopped demanding new navigation. The animal that cements itself down does not experience its own decline as a tragedy. It has no capacity left to notice. The reabsorption of the machinery that would let it register loss is precisely what it loses first.

We tend to think of intelligence as something we possess, like a trophy sitting safely on a shelf. The sea squirt suggests something colder and more accurate. Intelligence is something you rent, continuously, and the rent is paid in movement, difficulty, and the ongoing need to figure out where to go next.

Stop paying, and the universe repossesses it.

Sometimes slowly. Sometimes, if you are a sea squirt, in a single decisive meal.

[Fascinating History @Fascinate_Hist]

IKEA roasts people who take pictures of their meals in perhaps the greatest history meme of all time. 😅👍

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

Olbers' paradox: why is the night sky dark?

[Bruno Brezenski @bbbrezenski]

Mano, isso sim é levar a sério os detalhes.
O cara fez tudo que tem no corpo humano, detalhe por detalhe.
Surreal.

[internet archiva @internetarchiva]

The more you watch it, the funnier it gets 😂😂

[Jonathan Cohler @cohler]

Everything you have been told about climate change is false.

Not spun. Not exaggerated. Mathematically false.

I spent the last year proving it. Last month I delivered the whole case, uncut, to a room of scientists in Halle, Germany.

The IPCC Circle of Lies: Five Papers Falsify the Entire Framework

My co-author Willie Soon also gave a talk covering all the implications, from every angle, as only he can, in his talk:

From Demon to Dinner: The Scientific Case for CO2 and Fossil Fuels.

Watch my talk here. Willie's in my next post.

[TIGON69 @masterN8dawg]

@RadioGenoa Why are people so soft these days?! Why don't they fight back?