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We should all be able to collectively agree that we should be better stewards to the only living planet in our known universe that gave us life and nourishes all LIFE as we know it.
To me at least it seems like something worth protecting, not abusing for 5% of the population individual glory, ego, power and wealth, those actions alone should be considered a crime against humanity
I want my children and their children and theirs and theirs to all enjoy life on earth 🌍 ideally with less manufactured crisis.
Much love folks, let’s all do better
Great back and forth in this post
The plasma theory is the strongest one I feel… but, it’s just pure feels as I’m no scientist 👨🔬
And who knows what perception we had back in the day for the finer details of our reality. Look no further then, the colours we perceive….
Love fall time when the kids are always sick with some mystery bug that hits them hard for 24 hrs but me and my wife have to go into battle for weeks with the grim reaper
Remember folks it was this time last year we were supposed to see justice for the EPstine victims
What happened?? Do we really want to let this go unanswered??? Let these people continue…. Our inaction is telling them the wrong thing….
😂 a scary truth you can only laugh at to handle
Replying to @nikitabier
Human society waking up every day and embracing almost certain death due to our heavy reliance on vulnerable systems. 🥳
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Song dropping in 7 mins on YouTube this is not a drill youtu.be/zFLO82v3mjA?is=s7l1…
Well said
Reading the comments reminds me of an old sentiment.
Bitterness is pride in your own weakness.
You reflect your pride by condescending to others’ success in what you wish to fulfill or jealous of their achievement that seems apparently difficult in one’s mind.
Pride goes both ways. It can be positive when it’s a celebration and acknowledging of a new and better physical or consciousness achievement.
But when pride causes stagnation in one’s existence. Or becomes the focus and flaunted about. It becomes destructive idealism.
For truly, experience never ends, and to relish in success or failure too long is to ignore humility.
Imagine the word ‘humility’ is like when you play with the soil or sand. It comes from the idea of being low or humble, just like how you play close to the ground. So, being humble means being like that, not thinking we’re super important, but being kind and modest, just like when we play with the earth.
To the dust we shall return. We must return to our roots, the ground. Then we can grow once more.
So keep growing and don’t let pride make you bitter and stagnant in your own life. 🖖
There is a few ways one can choose to handle the fall of modern civilization
And this guy choose to dance his way through🕺 it….
I can respect that …
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Taxing the rich more doesn't automatically solve poverty, and cutting welfare isn't the only way to protect the economy. A fair system should encourage wealth creation while ensuring the vulnerable aren't abandoned.
We may just kill the internet with the rise of AI
🚨BREAKING This Is A Genuinely Serious Cybersecurity Emergency! 70% of Websites Are at MAJOR Risk!
[Critical Severity Rating: 9.2/10 under CVSS v4.0.]
I’ve confirmed that the warning is authentic. The NSA published it today, 21 October 2026, on its official website. More importantly, I’ve found out exactly what prompted it.
Two critical vulnerabilities have been discovered in PHP, a programming language used by a substantial proportion of the world’s websites.
The vulnerabilities could allow hackers to take control of vulnerable web servers remotely, potentially without needing a password.
Security researchers discovered two critical vulnerabilities, now identified as:
* CVE-2026-109618
* CVE-2026-109619
Together, they’ve been dubbed PHP2Shell.
Both have received critical severity ratings of 9.2 out of 10 under CVSS v4.0.
The vulnerabilities affect PHP itself, rather than simply an individual website or plugin. This makes them particularly concerning because the underlying software is used across enormous numbers of websites and web applications.
WHAT CAN HACKERS DO?
The central danger is something called remote code execution (RCE).
Imagine a website as a building.
Normally, visitors can enter the public reception area, but the server’s internal systems remain protected.
These vulnerabilities could potentially allow an attacker to bypass those restrictions and execute instructions on the server.
Depending on the server’s configuration and permissions, an attacker might then be able to access sensitive files, steal information from databases, modify website content or install malicious software.
WITHOUT NEEDING A PASSWORD.
That is why the NSA is recommending that vulnerable systems be taken offline if they cannot be patched immediately.
The issue is not that every website has already been compromised. It is that affected servers may be exposed to a serious attack mechanism.
PHP is used by major website platforms, including WordPress, and underpins a substantial share of websites worldwide.
Some reporting estimates that PHP is used by approximately 70% of websites.
National cybersecurity agencies are issuing emergency guidance.
Yes websites are going offline. This is already happening.
Reuters reported today that government websites in Europe and elsewhere were taken offline as administrators responded to the vulnerabilities.
Some organizations have chosen to disconnect affected systems temporarily rather than leave them exposed while updates are being deployed.
Emergency updates are now available.
The official PHP development team has released the following patched versions:
PHP 8.58.5.12
PHP 8.48.4.27
PHP 8.38.3.36
PHP 8.28.2.3
The developers are urging organizations to update immediately.
Current society is a bad habit, working 40-60 + hrs a week is a bad habit….sending our kids away to school for most of the week is a bad habit… polluting our air water and land for the almighty dollar, you guessed it a bad habit ect- the list goes on…
We got way worse structural issues going on then coffee
Leave coffee alone 😂
Drinking coffee.
People legit think feeling groggy and irritable every morning, and experiencing energy crashes throughout the day is just a normal part of the human experience.
Folks, the healthy human default is feeling refreshed and energetic in the morning (because you've just slept, duh), and having constant, steady energy all day long.
Quit caffeine. It's harming you a lot more than you think. A harmful substance being normalized makes it no less harmful.
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Kurt Metzger brought up a point to me today, he said the Epstein Files are a test of compliancy, if there is a bit of outrage but overall it simmers down and is accepted without major consequences, if humanity allows this, then permission for the next phase is given.
I wonder how one separates the financial interest as a share holder of these companies and their desire to be an investigative reporter of those very same companies…. All at the same time. 🧐
Wild compartmentalization skills he’s got.
Or……
In this SRS docuseries, Shawn Ryan investigates the growing surveillance state in America. At the center of it is Flock Safety, a company that started by selling license plate cameras to homeowners associations and now runs the largest camera network in the country: more than 120,000 devices across 49 states, expanding into gunshot detection, autonomous drones, and “guards in the sky” for hospitals, warehouses, and retail chains.
This episode covers both sides. The abducted children recovered and the small-town police chiefs who call it a force multiplier. The officers caught tracking ex-partners, the city that ordered its cameras removed only to have them reinstalled anyway, and the revelation that ICE, the Secret Service, and the Navy were running searches through local police networks without those departments’ knowledge.
Also: how an unrelated Super Bowl ad killed Amazon Ring’s partnership with Flock in days, why cities “canceling” Flock are quietly switching to Axon, and the data broker layer sitting underneath all of it.
The technology can do real good. The question is what happens when it grows faster than the rules that govern it.





















