Germanic New Medicine with Andi Locke Mears and Dr. Melissa Sell: Dental Issues
very good information
Germanic New Medicine with Andi Locke Mears and Dr. Melissa Sell: Dental Issues
very good information
Viral ‘Cheater Buster’ Sites Use Facial Recognition to Let Anyone Reveal Peoples’ Tinder Profiles
Had someone laugh at me for selling sheep for $180 instead of $270 but by the time you take what most people pay for fertilizer and what I pay for fertilizer as I make my own I'm making $20+ a sheep more so I'm not worried I laugh at others people for spending so much on fertilizer most people spend $630+ ha on fertilizer it cost me $35 ha and I grow more grass then them I can have 20 cows more on the farm
“We Want Our Entitlements”: In November, Food Stamp Money Will Run Out For 42 Million Very Angry Americans
DEEPLY DISTURBING data = THE GREATEST LIE of childhood vaccines
in 2020 Dr. Zervos Henry Ford hospital chose not to publish the data, hidden camera caught him hiding the study, “I am not a good person, I don't want to lose my job and reputation."
OpenAI is easing ChatGPT's restrictions to let verified adult users generate erotic content, framing it as treating "adults like adults" to boost enjoyment after feedback that prior mental health safeguards made the tool overly restrictive. This follows safeguards like age-gating, a kid-friendly mode, and tech to predict user age, prompted by a teen suicide lawsuit and FTC scrutiny over AI's risks to youth. The update also allows more customizable, personality-driven responses.
While OpenAI touts this as empowerment, it reeks of cynical profit-chasing: loosening guardrails on addictive, boundary-blurring tech for "enjoyment" glosses over the ethical rot of normalizing AI-fueled erotica, which could erode human intimacy, exploit vulnerabilities in lonely users, and flood the digital ecosystem with unregulated synthetic smut—prioritizing clicks over the deeper societal decay it invites, especially when their "safeguards" hinge on flawed age tech that fails the vulnerable.
What do you think about this new "feature" being offered by ChatGPT? Let us hear your arguments for - or against - it below. ⬇️
Link to article: https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2025/oct/14/openai-chatgpt-adult-erotic-content
In a jaw-dropping takedown, the U.S. Department of Justice seized 127,271 bitcoins valued at $15 billion—the largest crypto forfeiture in history—from a ruthless "pig butchering" scam masterminded out of Cambodia. These scams, known as "Sha Zhu Pan," lure victims with fake romances or sham investments before draining their wallets. The alleged kingpin, Chen Zhi ("Vincent"), 37, ran Prince Holding Group, a supposed real estate empire that masked a sinister operation. Trafficked workers, coerced in brutal "phone farm" compounds, swindled millions globally, raking in up to $30 million daily, laundered through shadowy crypto wallets. Federal prosecutors in Brooklyn charged Zhi with orchestrating this forced-labor fraud, while the Treasury sanctioned his crew as a "transnational criminal organization." FBI Director Kash Patel called it a sprawling global scheme. This bust is a major blow to Asia’s scam epidemic, but beware—those charming DMs might still hide a nefarious agenda.
What advice would you give to others to avoid being scammed online? Share your ideas below. ⬇️
Link to article: https://www.foxbusiness.com/fox-news-crime/billions-bitcoin-seized-doj-massive-pig-butchering-crypto-scam-cambodia
The Scientific Case for Telepathy
During the Cold War, both superpowers were deadly serious about telepathy. The Americans weren’t just interested in what the Soviets were doing — they were terrified they’d be left behind in a psychic arms race. Project Stargate, which ran from the 1970s through to 1995, spent millions of dollars investigating remote viewing and other forms of extrasensory perception. The CIA wouldn’t have funded this for two decades if there was absolutely nothing to it.
Continue reading: https://medium.com/@ianhawksford/the-scientific-case-for-telepathy-why-mind-to-mind-communication-might-be-real-after-all-18fae7ad749b