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THIS! 💙🧡 @AuburnBaseball
This is 11-year-old Jimmy Moran, who has terminal brain cancer (DIPG) & lives in Omaha. His favorite sport? Baseball. His dream? Meet the @AuburnBaseball team at the #CWS.
Yesterday, Auburn made Jimmy’s dream come true at #CWS practice. 🧡💙
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Replying to @elonmusk
Yes very odd. Almost as if there are lots of powerful people who don't want this discussed.
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Communion with God is neither abstraction nor vague bromide. Nothing is more concretely empowering for facing life. I have pancreatic cancer. That's not the only kind of human trouble, but it is a serious one, and communion with God is what I've needed. Nothing like it. Seek it.
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In spite of massive public health interventions, U.S. excess deaths during pandemic are greater than all military deaths since WWI.
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ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/article…
Well done on this publication
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I would just like to tell all the young people out there…
It’s gonna get better!
The problems you face today will subside.
So hang in there and enjoy your beautiful youth!
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“Do you know who is the greatest propagator of disinformation in the history of the world? U.S. government.” — @RandPaul
BOOM. Nailed it.
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Human tendency to conform, especially when in large groups, is terrifying. Propaganda machines leverage this throughout human history.
The way out is to think freely, detached from the divisive narratives of the day that masquerade as universal truths.
This often feels lonely.
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Replying to @PPathole @toadmeister
Yes. We also have to consider population life-months lost from lockdowns & other restrictions vs life-months lost from any given disease.
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4am hits hard sometimes. I'm both lonely and full of love, unsure of anything and yet happy. Where did we come from? Why are we here? I don't know, but I like it. The people are beautiful and the food is delicious.
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Ten lessons I learned from the pandemic:
1. Most people are not that smart. Those who are smart can easily be scared into believing whatever is told to them. People who are both smart and can continue thinking critically during crises are gemstones. (1/x)
profthinks.substack.com/p/te…
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Dr. Jay Bhattacharya: “Almost from the very beginning of the epidemic, we adopted policies that seemed to be designed to harm children, especially poor kids…one study just from the spring lockdowns in 2020 estimated that our kids would lose 5½ million life years.”
Unthinkable..

















