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2025-03-06: It looks like the practice of trashing people's sleep patterns for months out of the year (by depriving them of melatonin production until midnight) and increasing traffic fatalities plus psychotic behavior may be on the chopping block. As a person who prefers exposure to nighttime conditions over the lame ass sun stabbing me in the eyes for hours on end every single day, *I'm* all for it. Personally, I think we should reverse the whole thing-- get up for work around eight o'clock at night, go in about ten, lunch at two in the morning, go home about seven. Not sure what the fuckin' problem is, exactly. :D And I just discovered the joy amber tinted glasses, too. xD See Article (requires sharing email address) 2025-03-04: It seems President Trump's actions against Canadian imports have had significant impacts on the country's election polls. Unfortunately, they don't favor liberty or the United States. Let the negotiations begin. See Article (requires sharing email address) 2025-03-01: Stuart Talbott analyzes the emissions of Jupiter's moon Io-- and many properties that cannot be explained by childish models of gravity and magma. Hint-- it's like an old television (lol). See Article 2025-02-23: Hunter Schafer's passport now reports the (currently unclassified) person's gender as "male" instead of his/ her preferred designation "female". Personally, I agree that the "male" designation is more accurate. However, it begs the question-- isn't a *proper* designation something like "male to female transition"? Shouldn't each type of transition (including the various hermaphrodite and pseudo-hermaphrodite transition types) have a proper classification with a single character abbreviation? I implore the Trump administration to consider such a (more accurate) system of nomenclature. Also, my sympathies to Mr./ Ms. (see how frustrating it is for me to write a message when no one ever bothered to classify people properly) Schafer-- who's clearly displeased with an outdated system that doesn't take nature or modern technology into consideration. The devil's in the details. See Article (requires sharing email address) 2025-02-21: Looks like Senator Rand Paul has laid out a sensible plan in which the DOGE spending cuts could (actually) come to fruition! :D Stop the bleeeeeeding. See Article 2025-02-20: If you think that random piece of information you found using Google-- that recipe that just made smoke in your oven-- that key detail that affected how you voted-- is all there is and all there was, maybe take a moment and mull it over. Reality is what we make it. The "free and open internet" is best served with a grain of salt. ;) See Article
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