what a fucken mess kitties it’s only going to get ten times worse -BREAKING: Trump's Justice Department targets FIVE major TV networks with a federal investigation after they dared to stand up to his White House press ban! Apparently, refusing to put Donald Trump on television can now get you investigated by the federal government. The Justice Department confirmed Saturday night that it's investigating ABC, CBS, CNN, NBC, and even Fox News for possible antitrust violations after the networks joined forces to protest Trump's decision to ban CNN, MS NOW, and Politico from White House grounds. Their offense? Temporarily refusing to provide shared television coverage of White House events until their fellow journalists were allowed back in. “Depriving Trump of the attention he craves is not a competitive harm,” declared Seth Stern of the Freedom of the Press Foundation. The Justice Department, however, is treating the networks' cooperation as a potential illegal boycott under federal antitrust law. Kudos to the five competing television networks for standing together against the White House's exclusion of journalists. Now they're facing a federal investigation for that very act of solidarity. The Justice Department calls it an antitrust investigation. Press freedom advocates see something far more troubling: continued and intensifying government retaliation against news organizations for exercising their First Amendment rights. The Constitution protects a free press from government punishment for its editorial choices. Whether the DOJ can establish a legitimate antitrust violation remains to be seen, but the serious danger of using federal investigations to intimidate journalists is already plain. In a word, what the Trump syndicate’s assault on a free press so as to manipulate the media to regurgitate his insanely deluded narrative of his presidency being the greatest in the history of greatness, without any admission of error ever, is un-American. Americans do not want this in the government.
In December 1994, Mexican neuroscientist Jacobo Grinberg-Zylberbaum mysteriously disappeared while researching one of the biggest questions in science: Is reality something that exists independently of us, or does consciousness help create what we experience? Grinberg was a psychologist and neurophysiologist who spent decades investigating human perception, meditation, consciousness and unusual claims about the mind. He established research laboratories in Mexico and published more than 50 books. His most controversial idea was called the Syntergic Theory. He proposed that the universe contains an underlying informational structure, which he called the lattice, and that our brains interact with this structure to produce our experience of reality. According to his theory, what we perceive as physical reality emerges from the interaction between consciousness and this underlying structure. He believed that different states of consciousness might influence how people experience the world. Grinberg also conducted experiments involving pairs of people placed in separate rooms, investigating whether their brain activity could show unusual correlations. Some results were published in 1994, although they have not established telepathy or gained broad scientific acceptance. On December 8, 1994, Grinberg was last seen in Mexico. He was just four days away from his 48th birthday. Despite investigations, his disappearance remains unresolved more than three decades later. Over the years, stories emerged claiming he had discovered the code of reality and disappeared just 12 hours afterward. However, no reliable contemporary evidence establishes that timeline or confirms that he made such a discovery. His disappearance remains a genuine mystery, while his theories continue to attract interest from people exploring consciousness, philosophy and the nature of reality. Source: The American Scholar; UNAM; Physics Essays; The Secret of Dr. Grinberg.
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just looking though university courses and really like wow I dont want to spend a decade doing all that shit its funny would rather keep my pension and work part time and not have to work so much so I can spend time doing my creativity but like I am ready if I ever have to work full time hopefully that never comes but just a ton of fluff you have to take to take college or university shit and like if you actually specialized in what you need to learn it would not take 5 years it would take maybe 1-1.5 years max instead of doing a ton of general studies
Born to be an artist hahaha the world needs more male artists and less MBA grads
Agility Robotics’ Digit humanoid robot can unplug its own charging cable, sit up, stand independently, and signal that it is ready for work. This sci-fi-like startup routine allows it to prepare for its shift without human assistance. Standing 1.75 meters tall and weighing 65 kg, Digit can carry up to 16 kg, walk at around 5 km/h, and operate for several hours per charge. It is designed for warehouses and logistics operations, where it can handle repetitive tasks alongside human workers. However, its charging-port design has sparked a humorous debate about engineering decisions, with people joking about how awkwardly the robot must position itself to disconnect. The technology is impressive, but the unusual charging setup makes you wonder who approved that design!
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