Hmmmmm.... Been saying this for awhile 🧐

Realtime code, handmade ascii animations and raw tracker music. The demo ’CMOS Cosmos’ by Razor 1911 in 2025 #demoscene #ascii #msdos

RT @bender8422: „Wenn Covid so schlimm wäre, würden sich dann die Ärzte nicht darum kümmern?“ Es dauert durchschnittlich ≈17 Jahre, bis ba…

AIDS stands for Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome and is a result of HIV (human immunodeficiency virus) Similarly to HIV, covid infections destroy T-cells and cause immunodeficiency Covid is its own version of airborne AIDS ...but y'all aren't ready for that conversation

The older I get, the more I realize the little things aren't little at all. A slow morning. A walk that clears your head. A laugh with your loved ones. A song that moves you. A quiet evening. A silent moment of appreciation. The little things are the big things in the end.

The older I get, the more I realize you don't plan your future. You plan your actions today, and those actions create your future.

Underrated life skill: Knowing when to stop. Stop arguing with people who don’t listen. Stop chasing people who run away. Stop forcing relationships that drain you. Stop grinding on things that don’t matter. Stop saying yes when you mean no. Stopping isn’t weakness, it’s wisdom.

#VerkaeuferHumor 😂👏

Homöopathie ist das vielleicht deutscheste Konzept der Welt, erwiesenermaßen wirkungslos, wissenschaftsfeindlich, absurd teuer, seltsame Nazi-Verbindungen, bringt Kinder in Gefahr und Fans davon sind die nervigsten Freaks aller Zeiten, 10/10 Deutschland-Punkte

RT @moderna_tx: Today we announced that the U.S. FDA has approved the supplemental Biologics License Applications for the 2025-2026 formula…

RT @CovidCaution: People will tell you about how COVID nearly killed them, sickest they’ve ever been, hospitalized, permanent symptoms, the…

The clearest sign that you’re working on the right thing: It gets you out of your own head. You stop overthinking. No stress about the past. No anxiety about the future. Just energy in the present. Flow. Lean into the things that get you out of your own head.

What people think cows do: - Use tons of water - Fart methane nonstop - Steal food from humans - Cause climate change - Provide steaks - Live in constant misery What cows actually do: - Use almost nothing but rainwater - Cycle methane back into healthy soils - Turn grass we can’t eat into steak and milk - Restore land and prevent desertification - Provide 100 byproducts (insulin, leather, fertiliser) - Spend most of their lives grazing and chilling in fields

Deutsche Arbeitnehmer müssen endlich mal checken: es ist NICHT eure Aufgabe, euch im Krankheitsfall nen Kopf zu machen, wer euch vertritt oder eure Projekte übernimmt. Dafür werdet ihr nicht bezahlt. Dafür gibts andere, die genau DAS bezahlt kriegen!!!

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HIV virus takes 2-8 years to develop into AIDS. HPV virus takes even longer to cause cervical cancer. EBV is linked to MS years later. We already know that Covid causes death, organ damage and immune dysfunction. What else will it do? A reckless gamble on our future health.

1/3 of teenagers are now pre-diabetic. I wonder if this contributes. h/t @drvipulaggarwal

„Dies ist nicht nur eine Gesundheitskrise. Es ist eine kognitive, emotionale und zivilisatorische Krise. Je länger wir es ignorieren, desto mehr verlieren wir: Klarheit, Empathie, Erinnerung, Vertrauen, unsere Zukunft. Wachen Sie auf!“ Ein 🧵 von James Throt @JamesThrot

CARBS AND CONFLICTS DRIVE OBESITY 🤔 The rise in obesity and type 2 diabetes is not merely a public health concern; it is a direct consequence of a medical system that has lost its way, prioritizing profit over patient health. Instead of addressing the root causes of these metabolic diseases—namely poor dietary habits driven by excessive carbohydrate consumption—the medical establishment continues to push outdated, ineffective treatments. The focus remains on managing symptoms through medication and surgery, ignoring the proven benefits of low-carb diets and intermittent fasting in restoring metabolic health. This is no accident. The financial ties between the medical industry and pharmaceutical companies have created a system where chronic illness is more profitable than prevention. Doctors are encouraged, often incentivized, to prescribe a barrage of medications rather than guiding patients toward lifestyle changes that could resolve their conditions. Low-carb nutrition and fasting, while effective, threaten the revenue streams of these industries, so they remain largely overlooked and underutilized. The influence of the food industry on public health policy has only exacerbated the problem. Decades ago, the introduction of the food pyramid, which promoted a high-carb diet, laid the groundwork for today’s epidemic of metabolic disorders. These guidelines were not based on sound science but were shaped by industrial interests that stood to gain from promoting cheap, carbohydrate-rich foods. As a result, the public was led down a path that has resulted in widespread health issues, from obesity to diabetes. This situation is sustained by a web of financial conflicts that run deep within the medical and political systems. The food industry benefits from the sale of processed, high-carb foods, while the pharmaceutical industry profits from treating the chronic diseases these foods help create. The medical system, in turn, is entrenched in this cycle, focusing on symptom management rather than prevention because it aligns with these profit-driven interests. Politicians, too, bear responsibility. Rather than tackling the root causes of these health crises, they often sidestep the issue, proposing superficial solutions that avoid challenging the powerful industries involved. This allows the cycle of poor health to continue, driving up healthcare costs and placing an ever-increasing burden on the economy. The true solution—promoting low-carb diets and intermittent fasting—is ignored because it doesn’t fit into the profit-driven model that dominates both healthcare and food industries. For a real shift in public health, we must confront these financial conflicts and demand a medical system that prioritizes patient health over industry profits. Low-carb nutrition and intermittent fasting are not fringe approaches—they are essential strategies for reversing the epidemic of metabolic disease. Until the medical and political establishments are willing to embrace these solutions, the public will continue to suffer from preventable diseases, and the cycle of illness and profit will remain unbroken.

Our new SARS-CoV-2 variant study is out! We elucidated the virological characteristics of NB.1.8.1, a rapidly spreading variant.