John Snow, Barry Marshall, Semmelweis, Borglum, Galileo. Imagine if we judged people by the content of their character. Prefer facts over “someone’s truth.”
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ThePathless1🇺🇸🤦🏻♂️ retweeted
> be a high-flying MIT scientist
> discover mTOR
> expected to win a Nobel Prize some day
> have consensual relationship with younger female biology MIT professor
> she accuses him of sexual harassment, coercion and grooming after he declines a long term relationship with her
> MIT launches investigation
> MIT lets the accuser’s allies help pick the judges and threaten the president if he wasn’t destroyed
> lo and behold, investigation finds he violated MIT’s sexual relationship and anti-harassment policies
> he gets fired and resigns under threat of termination
> loses his lab
> he sues her for defamation
> jury awards him $6 million in defamation case and rejects her claims that she was coerced in any way
How did 13 members of a civilian jury come to a different conclusion than @MIT?
Answer: MIT’s investigation was not exactly independent thanks to coordinated female faculty collusion. It was a kangaroo court and the verdict was pre-determined
🚨 BOMBSHELL COURT EVIDENCE EXPOSES INSIDER INFLUENCE OVER MIT'S TENURE-REVIEW PROCESS IN THE DAVID M. SABATINI ORDEAL.
🔱 NEW REVELATION — Court evidence exposes MIT Professor Sangeeta Bhatia's involvement in the selection of Sabatini's tenure-review committee
On 27 September 2021, Kristin Knouse exchanged messages with Izabella Pena following a conversation with @MIT Professor Sangeeta Bhatia.
The court-disclosed messages reveal Kristin Knouse telling Izabella Pena:
🔴 “Sangeeta just called”
🔴 “they even asked for insight into who to put on the committee”
🔴 “AND she said she will go to Rafael Reif’s office and protest the decision if and when needed.”
Pena responded:
“At least they are asking her insight”
Knouse replied:
“Exactly”
“This is good”
⚠️ The evidence exposes a troubling channel of insider influence surrounding MIT's tenure-review process.
These contemporaneous communications document that Knouse understood Bhatia to have been consulted about the committee's composition and to be prepared to challenge its eventual decision directly with MIT President Rafael Reif.
Rather than an independent review insulated from interested parties, the messages reveal access to the committee-selection process by an academic aligned with the complainant, raising serious concerns about institutional impartiality and conflicts of interest.
This disclosure adds another significant piece to the growing documentary record surrounding the institutional handling of Professor @DMSabatini's case.
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ThePathless1🇺🇸🤦🏻♂️ retweeted
Brasil se encamina a reemplazar a Cuba y Venezuela como centro neurálgico del comunismo y el crimen internacional en Latinoamérica. Argentina tiene que ir a un control extremo de las fronteras con Brasil y salir ya del Mercosur.
Estados Unidos tiene que asfixiar económicamente a Brasil, así se actúa con el comunismo.
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Bolsonaro stronghold regions had already closed their polling stations. My understanding from elections past is that once the vote is finalized in the machine you can’t just turn it back on for more voting. Leftist areas did not shut off their machines or close polling stations. They were prepared. This is an attempt to steal the election.
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A 1 cm fern on an island stripped of vegetation. 🌋🌱 On Nishinoshima Island, the first land plants since the 2013–2020 eruptions were confirmed growing in 2025. A July 2026 survey continued monitoring the island to inform future conservation. 🌿
ThePathless1🇺🇸🤦🏻♂️ retweeted
THIS. Exactly. My first exposure to mail ballot fraud was the Rossi-Gregoire race in WA State over twenty years ago. The (D)s of King County used "discovered" mail ballots during successive recounts to get ahead of the (R) and then of course the race got called. Magically, the mail ballots benefitted Gregoire by something like a 4-1 margin.
And this is how it always works. The tubs of mail ballots will ALWAYS benefit the people conducting the cheat, never the reverse. And who are the ones egging like mad for mail-in voting? The (D)s.
I've said before the Rossi-Gregoire debacle was the pivot that switched me off from voting (D) pretty much permanently. In the 1990s I'd voted (D) frequently, but I was shocked to see them not only cheat in a Governor race, they then *bragged* about the cheat. "This is revenge for Gore losing in 2000!" and so forth.
They now want license to permanently cheat in almost every major race which could swing power in D.C. They are still sore that the rise of Trump thwarted their permanent one-party rule in the Capitol.
Never, ever trust anyone who is egging for mail-in. It is a tool for destroying honest ballot counting.
ThePathless1🇺🇸🤦🏻♂️ retweeted
To truly understand modern French politics, you have to remember the country bans paternity tests because they make women sad
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#SocialMediaVideoCritique
This is a nice re-enactment of "talking baby scenes," popularized in films like BABY GENIUSES and LOOK WHO'S TALKING.
- The set design is large-scale to de-emphasize the size of the adult actresses here.
- The chairs are very bulky, such that the actresses seem almost swallowed by the furniture, like children.
- The wardrobe on the actresses is amorphic and a few sizes too large for them, giving the audience an increaased "small child" or "infant" impression.
- The make-up is simple and the lighting is broad, resulting in a smoothing effect on their faces, much like that of a baby.
- The final "baby" element is dialogue that ends to repeat, and at times have a circular motion. This is an interesting way of see-sawing the audience between the baby babble that the adults hear in these films, and the cohesive words heard by the babies alone.
- The "Easter egg" here is the placement of baby bottles with "UNWELL" printed on the side. It's a nice subliminal touch by the director to impress on the viewer that the babies have some kind of sickness.
Fin.
ThePathless1🇺🇸🤦🏻♂️ retweeted
when you become a software engineer you realize the world is running entirely on extremely shitty half broken code that no one understands (except maybe that guy who quit 5 years ago)
ThePathless1🇺🇸🤦🏻♂️ retweeted
we aren't building enough megastructures for our descendants to live in the ruins of after the Collapse
ThePathless1🇺🇸🤦🏻♂️ retweeted
This is wild. Actual sci-fi stuff. Orbital resupply.
AFRL conducted a test of preliminary Rocket Cargo capabilities via @SpaceX Bandwagon-5 on a Falcon 9 launching from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station @SLDelta45. This test involved a SpaceX Starfall capsule loaded with #AFRL agile cargo pods for point-to-point delivery missions.
ThePathless1🇺🇸🤦🏻♂️ retweeted
The reason progressives are eliminating all works of literature and history written by "dead white men" from schools is because they are petty insecure losers who hate the fact that those long-dead white men produced more profound and timeless works than they ever could.
My son's junior-year high-school English class finally switched from young-adult fiction about how hard it is to have identity X to Whitman, Dickinson, and other American classics. He told me, "I totally see why these authors have the status they do. They give you so much more to think about and the writing is next-level." The canon, if we can even still use that word, is what it is for a reason. We have to trust that students can see that, and quit feeding them pablum that "reflects their experience," etc.
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I’m back in my favourite room in the world.
#Venice
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BREAKING: A new type of satellite armor designed to withstand debris traveling over 15,000 mph has reached orbit for the first time aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket.
Developed by U.S. startup Atomic-6, Space Armor uses advanced composite tiles to protect spacecraft from high-speed debris without blocking radio communications or generating large amounts of secondary debris.
The technology launched October 20 aboard Portal Space Systems' Starburst-1 satellite on SpaceX's Bandwagon-5 mission.
In ground testing, the armor successfully stopped projectiles traveling faster than 7 kilometers per second, while minimizing the fragments produced by impact.
The U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory and Space Force's Space Systems Command have backed its development with approximately $5 million in combined funding, including matching funds.
The orbital mission will help validate the technology for future commercial and military spacecraft, as growing satellite constellations increase demand for protection against collisions and untrackable debris.
The armor is now in orbit, but a successful debris interception in space has not been reported.
ThePathless1🇺🇸🤦🏻♂️ retweeted
Takisawa is the last Japanese builder of manual lathes. This is the brand new headstock of a TAL lathe
ThePathless1🇺🇸🤦🏻♂️ retweeted
Cockroaches don’t build their own homes, but they’re great at finding the cracks in yours.
ThePathless1🇺🇸🤦🏻♂️ retweeted
I LOVE THE ANTARTIC REALM OF PLANTS. ITS MY ROMAN EMPIRE. THEY ARE ALL SO STRANGE AND BEAUTIFUL
My favorite part of Chile and why I miss it so much were the PLANTS. I LOVE the valdivian temperate rainforest flora.
WHAT DO YOU MEAN THIS OAK IS A CONIFER kinda deal (Nothofagus obliqua).
The PINES HAVE PLUMS ON THEM (Plumnopytis andina)
I remember scaling a mountain there and getting to the top, and the nothofagus small tree had a astonishing parasitic orchid looking bird of paradise alien fruit thing ON it that is extremely toxic and hallucinogenic called devil's trumpet. FLOWERING.
THEY HAVE A TEMPERATE COCONUT (Jubaea chilensis). It is a palm with very small coconuts. Ive cracked one open and ate it because I did not believe it. And nobody is eating the fruits themselves.
IT IS all so alien. They have "not willows" with edible berries (Amomyrtus luma, Aristotelia chilensis), and a forest full of fruits as a max canopy dominant species related to NOTHING in Chiloé, that are nearly the size of a mango, and are apparently delicious, and NOBODY IS EATING THEM OR KNOWS WHAT THEY ARE. They fall down en masse and are a megafaunal remnant. (Gomortega keule)
They have an analog to EVERY SINGLE TEMPERATE FRUIT that we consider normal botanically. It is NUTS. Talking about nuts, they have a species of NOT almond!! (Gevuina avellana)
This is all without mentioning araucarias ofc those are the tip of the iceberg. People compare them to pines but I think in niche they are closer to Larch.
Also there is a vine there that mimics the leaf shape of plants around it for camouflage. It is unknown how it does that, because the plant does not even need to have a root connection.
See it for yourself: chileflora.com/Florachilena/…
I have a document with plants from there to never forget
Same with New Zealand, it shares the antartic realm of plants
If there is such a thing as long lost antartic or "atlantean" cuisine, it was fucking alien
Early Oligocene Nothofagus from CRP-3, Antarctica: implications for vegetation history
January 2000
pdf.core.ac.uk/corefilesyste…
