Last 3 obits I've seen have had variations of "short illness" or "sudden illness" as they try to de-amplify "died suddenly."
Anyone else seeing this?
Remember that global cooperation between the State and Corporations happens EVERY June.
You should celebrate this...
By dropping your spending in that month to ZERO.
Front-load all your food shopping at the end of May.
Buy your durable goods the month before or after.
Cancel your online subscriptions to music/movies/whatever for the month of June.
Don't go to restaurants in June.
Take some online classes, read some books, focus on personal development, hit the gym.
Resume everything on July 1.
Enough people create a hole in June purchasing and people will start to notice.
Was in line for some food today at a local place. Shoulder surfing the people on their phones, reading their twitter, facebook, and Truth Social feeds... wait, what was that last?
checks closer
Yup, flannel shirt. Ear gauges. On Truth Social.
The Truth Will Get Out!
Remember that global cooperation between the State and Corporations happens EVERY June.
You should celebrate this...
By dropping your spending in that month to ZERO.
Front-load all your food shopping at the end of May.
Buy your durable goods the month before or after.
Cancel your online subscriptions to music/movies/whatever for the month of June.
Don't go to restaurants in June.
Take some online classes, read some books, focus on personal development, hit the gym.
Resume everything on July 1.
Enough people create a hole in June purchasing and people will start to notice.
I'm trying to build a proper timeline but search results are understandably polluted.
Realtime openai searches can't get here fast enough.
Sagan believed that the scientific method, which is based on skepticism and the rigorous testing of hypotheses, was the best way to understand the world and make progress in knowledge. He also believed that skepticism was an important tool for evaluating claims and ideas, and that it was important to subject all claims to critical examination and to be open to the possibility that they may be wrong.
In his book "The Demon-Haunted World: Science as a Candle in the Dark," Sagan wrote:
"I have a foreboding of an America in my children's or grandchildren's time -- when the United States is a service and information economy; when nearly all the key manufacturing industries have slipped away to other countries; when awesome technological powers are in the hands of a very few, and no one representing the public interest can even grasp the issues; when the people have lost the ability to set their own agendas or knowledgeably question those in authority; when, clutching our crystals and nervously consulting our horoscopes, our critical faculties in decline, unable to distinguish between what feels good and what's true, we slide, almost without noticing, back into superstition and darkness."
Sagan's words remind us of the importance of maintaining a healthy skepticism and critical thinking, even in the face of powerful technological and social changes.
Then I realized something else. I've specifically not donated to a political party since 2021 on the assumption that it was throwing money away.
TRUMP JUST CREATED THE DIRECT MONEY STREAM TO PROVE YOU ACTUALLY SUPPORT HIM VS THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.
This is a gauge of the seriousness of his supporters to put down money where their mouths are.
Hypothetically, let's say you knew that Parler was compromised.
One step further, someone you know put a deal in the works to buy it, but you already knew it was a tainted platform.
He's already at the point where you could end up with an Elon-style court case that tries to compel you to buy it.
So how do you exit the bad deal?
Force the seller to not be able to do business with you.
How do you do that without costing you any money?
Ask Ye.
Now I'm not saying this is exactly what went down.
I'm just saying the idea of owning Parler might be worse than the idea of liking Hitler. It's always been a bit of a sus platform, especially once it came back post-J6.