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Whadjuk Noongar country. Medical research writer / Clinical research consultant. Lost immunologist. Cavaliers basketball. Research integrity. Just a namby-pamby fact-checker.

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*Jeff Foxworthy voice* If you're really upset at Jack Black right now youuuuuuuuuuuu might beeeeeee a huge asshole.

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Luke Foley

Yes, I think he's done.

I did nazi that coming.

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SwampLizard

It's absolutely maddening.

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Phil Lewis

👏👏👏👏👏

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hilzoy

If I were a deep cover operative by the end of today I absolutely would not be.

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As Judge Aileen Cannon dismisses Trump's classified documents case, I'm reminded anew of a Roy Cohn quote: “Don’t tell me what the law is, tell me who the judge is.” www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddo...

Judge Cannon sides with Trump, dismisses classified docs casewww.msnbc.com Judge Aileen Cannon was already credibly accused of being biased in Donald Trump's favor. Then she dismissed the classified documents case altogether.

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An apt metaphor for the criminality of our former President and the lawlessness of the judges he appointed.

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Don Zeko

For those keeping score at home, the President apparently does not have the constitutional authority to appoint a special prosecutor, but if he straight up orders DOJ to fabricate evidence to wrongfully prosecute a political opponent that's his right.

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On Saturday a wholesome afternoon of fantasizing about concentration camps and plotting to overturn the coming election was disrupted by violence

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Pat

Poe's Law strikes again.

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Popehat

There's a good chance Anthony is a remote correspondent.

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We've been watching kids get slaughtered in school with guns, I fear every goddamn day I drop my kid off at Kindergarten. WTF are you talking about, assholes?

WTF are you smoking, BBC?

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Maggie WW

My favourite little town in HI. So happy to hear this news!!

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This is so accurate it almost hurts. 🧪

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Lenacapavir did so well at preventing HIV infection that it hit the threshold where the only ethical thing to do was stop the randomized trial and immediately offer it to literally every participant. That's huge news. www.npr.org/sections/goa...

A new way to prevent HIV delivers dramatic results in trialwww.npr.org The testing of lenacapavir was halted because results were so impressive — 100% effectiveness. The decision was made to give all participants the injection rather than the alternative daily pill.

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Ben Monreal

Gah, I love this!!!

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Still need the list of the dipshits who lauded this twerp as a free speech hero

"Hopefully, some states will consider criminal prosecution," Musk wrote, suggesting he wants it to be illegal for brands to refuse to advertise on X. arstechnica.com/tech-policy/...

Elon Musk calls for “criminal prosecution” of X ad boycott perpetratorsarstechnica.com Congress accused advertisers group of colluding to tank X's revenue.

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Dave Weigel

😔

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Ah, FB memories serving up some winners. This is what an itemized $1,330,000 NICU hospital bill looks like (only 96 days to get there). The apple is there for scale. Here’s why I share it. Too many ppl don’t know abt lifetime caps and pre-existing bans. Bc the STILL-VULNERABLE ACA banned them.

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Wolfcat

Same year, my soon-to-be wife and I sat at a table in a hip Melbourne CBD restaurant. Having a great time, I glance to my right and Paul is sitting right next to us. I remember being shocked at how old he seemed. But now I look at your photo and...he really wasn't.

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Actually it should be called a double-blind date

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QuetzalcoatlusWellnessInstitute

Venerated here in Australia - though we call them "boab" trees. A subtle change over the years and continents.

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David Shiffman, Ph.D. 🦈

Or better, the committee meeting that decided the awardees.

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tom4okstate.bsky.social

Yes, although I would say the feedback was more nuanced than that. They wanted to protect her from the presumably awful attacks she would face, and therefore did not want her to run. This is different from not voting for her were she the nominee.

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Ryan Tack-Hooper

I haven't written about this, but there is *zero* risk of non-frivolous ballot litigation if the nomination is settled by the Convention, including in Ohio which changed its date. Until the delegates select a nominee, there is no nominee. Whatever happens, this is *not* a reason not to change.

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Coach Finstock

George just needs ass, what's wrong with that?

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Thanks For Sharing, Jerk

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Straight up shooting the messenger. If you didn't know already, Project 2025 is being run by mouth-breathers.

Project 2025 describes NOAA as a “colossal operation that has become one of the main drivers of the climate change alarm industry and, as such, is harmful to future US prosperity” NOAA is primarily responsible for the National Weather Service amp.theguardian.com/us-news/2024...

Trump will dismantle key US weather and science agency, climate experts fear | Donald Trump | The Guardianamp.theguardian.com Plan to break up Noaa claims its research is ‘climate alarmism’ and calls for commercializing forecasts, weakening forecasts

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AuntieTennis.bsky.social

They are off the charts! Crazy.