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The counter to hantavirus is to spread rumors that it’s spread by gays. Remember how fast monkeypox disappeared?
Everyone who utters “multipolarity” should be thrown into a volcano
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"Could the far-right please stop weaponising the constant unrelenting stream of events that vindicate their worldview?"
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The planet can spell your name – literally. 🔤🌍
This Earth Day, see your name written in landscapes captured by Landsat: go.nasa.gov/4ak4Cdu
The inverse where a 19th century homesteading mother of seven is transplanted to a diverse hive and must make perpetual spreadsheets, eat Stouffers each meal, take happy pills to roll out of bed, and fill the void with right-swipes (she dies)
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Kmac: “Well you see, they have an evolutionary strategy that fosters tendencies that…”
Respected rabbi in Tel Aviv with 700,000 subs on YouTube: “AND WITH THE BLOODY GURGLE OF THE LAST ENSLAVED SON OF AMALEK WILL MOSHIACH ARRIVE AND DELIVER THE EARTH FROM THE CURSE OF ESAU.”
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The priest and Tucker both make a subtle but fundamental error here. By the priest’s own recounting, the demon told him that his power over the woman was from “pop” (soda). But in the United States, this isn’t made with sugar, it is made with corn syrup. Corn does not occur in nature. The Olmec bred it from a grass called teosinte in one of the most radical and unexplained transformations in the history of agriculture. The plant barely resembles its ancestor. Mainstream archaeobotanists still struggle to fully account for how it happened as fast as it did but there is a school of thought that suggests the Olmec obtained the knowledge to do this by communing with entities contacted through psychedelic rituals involving human sacrifice. Corn deities figure prominently in the religion of the Olmec, the Maya, the Aztec, and other groups in the Americas. Its derivatives are now in virtually every processed food product in America. When you consume it, you are partaking in it. It’s even in your gas tank thanks to the federal government’s ethanol subsidies and fuel mandate. When your car burns it, it leaves a cloud of the stuff lingering in the air like cursed incense.
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"Paperwork checks out. Just... one more question.
How do you feel about...... this?"
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"That's what I thought. Take em away, boys."






















