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NicoleDuhtrole 4 points ago +4 / -0

Since 2012 they haven't even been able to get 2% milk or whole milk. Thanks, Big Mike.

But, the "Whole Milk for Healthy Kids Act of 2025" is in the senate https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/senate-bill/222

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NicoleDuhtrole 1 point ago +1 / -0

And the article doesn't explain why streetlights turn purple and even the cheapest LED light bulbs don't. A lot of materials get wrecked by ultraviolet light. That's what I would suspect.

A big benefit of using RGB LEDs would be for astronomers. The narrow wavelengths could be filtered out somewhat like the old sodium vapor lamps could.

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NicoleDuhtrole 2 points ago +2 / -0

I saw logos for UFC and Palantir. Are they corporate sponsors?

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NicoleDuhtrole 2 points ago +2 / -0

I listened on the scanner.

  • First responders were called due to heat exhaustion. This was in the morning of a 100 degree sunny day. 😓
  • Bus routes past the protest were affected
  • People blocked a road downtown far from published protest locations
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NicoleDuhtrole 1 point ago +1 / -0

If drones are banned bad actors could use fake birds. Or real ones. There are so many way to cause trouble but we should not worry. Currently you are much more likely to die in your own car or from your own gun than a drone.

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NicoleDuhtrole 4 points ago +4 / -0

With agrivoltaics we can do both. A lot of crops benefit from some shading. But that means mounting the panels higher and leaving more space between which the bean counters won't do.

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NicoleDuhtrole 0 points ago +2 / -2

So who decides what the third world nations are? And how would South Africa be considered?

Everyone who comes across the border give them an IQ test. Post the results online (anonymized) daily.

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NicoleDuhtrole 1 point ago +1 / -0

Yes. In this 2022 survey journalists were 36.4% Democrat, 51.7% Independent, 8.5% Other, 3.4% Republican https://archive.is/elbRT

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NicoleDuhtrole 2 points ago +2 / -0

Bob Beck's blood electrifier is a non-invasive device that destroys most types of blood-borne pathogens. https://www.bobbeck.com Bob also promotes ozonated water which I suspect functions similar to chlorine dioxide but may taste better.

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NicoleDuhtrole 3 points ago +3 / -0

I'm not a doctor. I did a few minutes of research and found that dapagliflozin (Farxiga) causes sugar to be excreted into urine. Insulin pushes sugar into cells which would cause weight gain. Perhaps it is the Farxiga that upset his body's natural blood sugar regulation mechanisms. Such as appetite.

And of course the board's favorite drug ivermectin is known to lower blood sugar.

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NicoleDuhtrole 6 points ago +6 / -0

If civilization is dying there should be a surplus of houses, right?

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NicoleDuhtrole 5 points ago +5 / -0

Now the young lefties will turn against the dept of education. A nice slick 5D chess move…. I'd even go along with forgiving student loans if this useless agency went away. And an exit from the student loan business.

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NicoleDuhtrole 2 points ago +2 / -0

Viruses can cross the blood brain barrier. In particular measles, mumps, and rubella. Sound familiar? https://www.chop.edu/vaccine-education-center/vaccine-safety/other-vaccine-safety-concerns/blood-brain-barrier-and-vaccines

Also Parasite Pill 2.0 suggest that covid crosses the blood brain barrier.

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NicoleDuhtrole 3 points ago +3 / -0

Say no to "comfort height" toilets!

The Big Toilet Conspiracy is Ruining Your Sh*t https://youtu.be/vccCA7YybQU (19 minutes)

TL;DW Standard height toilet is 14.5 inches from floor to rim. Toilets in public spaces are made taller thanks to the Americans with Disabilities Act. Now, toilet manufacturers and plumbers promote these toilets as "comfort height." The natural position for defecation is squatting. When sitting on a toilet seat the pressure on hamstrings and legs reduces circulation. The higher height promotes anterior pelvic tilt. This makes it harder to poop and compresses the lower back. Dropping bombs from a higher may increase splashing. Home Depot had no standard height toilets in stock. Lowes had ONE. Commentators have suggested a footrest like squatty potty as an economical alternative to replacing a toilet.

I've written about toilets before:

https://greatawakening.win/p/16c247nGjd/x/c/4TwRSufoWwd

https://greatawakening.win/p/16c2WBDEPf/x/c/4TwSiGk32pC

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NicoleDuhtrole 2 points ago +2 / -0

I found 75w bulbs at auto zone. And they're frosted! I guess being "rough service" makes them exempt. Kind of dim though. Their 826 lumens is closer to a standard 60w.

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NicoleDuhtrole 5 points ago +5 / -0

Gotta crown those baby teeth before they fall out! /s

I meant that fillings in general are a scam since they need replacing many times over a lifetime. Makes me wonder how bad mercury fillings really are. Or did they get phased out for a less durable product. Mercury is so toxic that it probably kills any bacteria remaining in the tooth. But, personally, I would get teeth extracted before getting mercury fillings.

It almost seems like they are making the dentists' office so much fun that kids are incentivized NOT to take good care of their teeth.

Our health is OUR responsibility, not the dentist's or doctor's. This is a great learning opportunity for your daughter. 1. It's not just one filling, it's many over a lifetime. 2. Oral infections are difficult to treat and can cause many apparently unrelated health problems. Root canals are bad. https://www.electroherbalism.com/Bioelectronics/HuldaClark/cure.pdf pg 411 as printed on the bottom. Dr Clark makes some good points. But I think that Beck's blood electrifier is superior to Clark's zapper. And I have doubts about any information found by the Synchrometer.

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NicoleDuhtrole 5 points ago +5 / -0

Even if cavities stopped immediately there would still be enough work for many years. The thing is composite fillings only last 7-10 years. Maybe up to 20. Then they have to be replaced. Amalgams last longer but mercury 🤮 The filling will be enlarged each time and may need to be converted to a crown eventually. This seems like a scam to me.

The good part about the cleanings is it reminds you what clean teeth feel like. I'm not sure how the actual cleaning 2x year itself actually helps prevent tooth decay. IMO it takes 10 minutes with a manual brush to get that clean.

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NicoleDuhtrole 2 points ago +2 / -0

Seems like states are generally pretty keen to protect their stealerships. NY already has significant restrictions on Tesla.

New York (5 store limit) In 2014, New York banned direct sales but grandfathered in five Tesla stores.[120] Tesla operates four galleries in addition to its five stores. There was proposed legislation in 2018 (Senate bill S6600A and Assembly bill A8248A) to allow more stores. The Eastern New York Coalition of Automotive Retailers opposed this as did the Rochester Automobile Dealers Association.[121] There are plans to open a new Tesla store in Canastota, New York by utilizing the tribal land loophole with Telsa having a deal with the Oneida Indian Nation for the location, similarly to how it enabled opening the 2 Tesla locations in New York.[122]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tesla_US_dealership_disputes

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