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i met the oldest person in the world today.
hereâs what he told me about how to live
a long, healthy life (tldr at the end):
josé flores was born on July 11, 1907, he is 119 years old.
âwhat's the secret to living 119 years?â, i asked himâŠ
âtrabajo!â (work)
up until a few years ago, José was still on his farm, planting crops and chopping brush with a machete.
in Japan, they call this Ikigai (çăçČæ), a word meaning âa reason for being.â It is well known to be associated with longevity across many cultures. (pmid 19539820)
his lifestyle defies most mainstream longevity ideas...
-he doesn't fear the sun. He works in it daily.
-he eats meat every single day: beef, fish, or chicken, & organs like heart and liver. nothing from the animal is wasted.
(large population studies corroborate the strong, consistent association between animal food consumption and longevity. (pmid 35228814))
-he eats local foods & doesnât fear natural sugars. Fruit, vegetables, milk, and honey.
-he cooks with animal fats and adds these to staples like rice and beans. lard, tallow, and butter.
he doesnât fear saturated fat, nor do most in this nicoya region of costa rica.
-he doesn't drink coffee (!) , but he loves young coconut water & agua dulce- a juice made from sugar cane.
-he plays dominoes every day with his family and visitors to keep his mind sharp.
the formula for maxing out your genetic longevity potential doesnât have to be complex or cost thousands of dollars:
i. eat unprocessed food.
single ingredient foods (meat, plants, with no ingredient labels) for >95% of meals.
ii. find a purpose, and work toward it daily.
iii. get outside. don't fear the sun.
moderate exposure is associated with longevity in many studies (PMID 26992108)
iv. stay close to your people.
the people you care about are critical to the formula. Protect that community.
a large study from Harvard found that meaningful community was the strongest predictor of longevity. (PMID 31495897)
v. don't take life too seriously. Laugh as much as possible.
everyone I have met in my exploration of longevity (ikaria, sardinia, nicoya, switzerlandâŠ) who was aging well had an easy sense of humor and smiled + laughed often.
tldr:
longevity doesnât have to be as complicated as itâs made out to be.
high food quality with animal foods
moderate sunlight
movement
purpose
community
eat food for humans, live like a human, & thrive.
we all have a genetic longevity potential, this is how you maximize it.
Classic far left behaviour: discover my page, realise I have different views, and start spamming abuse on every single post and comment. Get a life!
Mass Immigration From Developing Nations Isn't Working, We Need To Fix Our Priorities:
In my work, I specialise in the social and environmental aspects of developing nations and Indigenous communities.
This career has taken me all over Australia and across the globe.
It is truly eye-opening to see how remote communities and other nations live compared to us. In most parts of Australia, we are incredibly fortunate to have clean running water, sewage management, accessible medical care, and strong job opportunities.
In many of the places I work, people lack basic necessities: proper shelter, mattresses, furniture, clean water, toilets, waste disposal, stable jobs, and nutritious food. No one knows how to manage rubbish, and broken down waste leaches into the food and drinking water supply. Despite these immense hardships, some of the people Iâve met there seem among the happiest human beings on earth.
But behind closed doors, some of the statistics in developing nations are heartbreaking. Rates of domestic violence and abuse are horrific, with a staggering proportion of women reporting physical or sexual assault during their lifetimes, and teenage pregnancy - often involving relatives - being far too common.
When you import people in mass numbers from countries where these issues are endemic, you don't just bring in people, you import the cultural norms, attitudes towards women, and the social behaviors that exist in those places. If a society normalises domestic violence and systemic abuse at home, those ingrained behaviors don't instantly disappear when someone steps off a plane in Australia.
Globally, hundreds of millions of people live in extreme poverty. But we cannot save the world by importing those less fortunate than us in mass numbers.
Remember the fundamental rule on an airplane: Put your own oxygen mask on first before assisting others.
Right now, everyday Australians are drowning:
- The cost of living is crippling families and small businesses.
- Society is becoming deeply divided politically.
- Healthcare, schools, and infrastructure are completely overwhelmed.
- We are in a severe housing crisis, with hardworking Australians forced to live in tents.
We cannot help developing nations by destroying our own foundation. We are well on track to eroding our own standard of living, which ultimately helps no one.
We need to reduce migration, stabilise our population growth, and get Australian prosperity back on track.
Once our home is secure, we will actually have the capacity, wealth, and strength to help developing nations improve standards of living within their own countries.
Why canât our decision-makers see this?
Why does propping up headline GDP take precedence over the actual standard of living of our citizens?
And if the government canât even look after our own Indigenous communities properly - where basic infrastructure and social support are still severely lacking due to uneven distribution of funding- then why are we importing hundreds of thousands more people before getting our own house in order?
The whole thing is beyond frustrating!
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âThis post needs to go viral â NOW!
So, as you might have heard, Australiaâs controversial Digital ID bill was recently passed in Federal Parliament.
And no, this isnât about logging into Medicare âmore easily.â This is the wet dream of every power-drunk bureaucrat whoâs ever fantasised about tracking what you eat, watch, spend, say â and even think.
Labor rammed it through with help from the Greens and Jacqui Lambie, while the likes of Pauline Hanson, Malcolm Roberts, Matthew Canavan, Ralph Babet, Alex Antic and Gerard Rennick strongly opposed it.
Experts lined up to say it was dangerous. Legal groups shredded it. Privacy advocates screamed. The public wasnât consulted. But they damn well passed it anyway.
This bill is not about âprotecting your identityâ â itâs about owning it.
Without a digital ID, you will eventually have no access to a bank account, cash, Centrelink, MyGov, flights, fuel, medication, voting in elections, and even receiving parcels in the mail.
And you can kiss goodbye to ever renting a home, owning a car, using social media, shopping online, accessing the internet at all, having a phone number, and buying groceries.
They say itâs âvoluntaryâ â just like MyGov was âoptionalâ until 10 million Aussies were forced into it just to access basic services.
Just like the COVID-19 vaccine was âoptionalâ until those who resisted found themselves locked out of society for months for not being up-to-date with their boosters.
Itâs coercion and blackmail with a friendly smile.
And now that this thingâs been jammed through Parliament, the tech giants are lining up like pigs at a data trough. Theyâve already got your search history, your online purchases, your late-night Instagram habits, and every whispered âHey Siriâ or âOK Google.â
Now they get to attach all of that to your real name, address, and government-approved ID. That âanonymous dataâ you thought was floating harmlessly in the cloud? Not anymore.
Your Woolies reward card is now part of your permanent âconsumer profile.â Your YouTube comments? Traceable. That shady dating app you thought was private? Good luck with that when your real ID is stitched to everything you do online.
Privacyâs gone, and itâs not coming back. And let's not pretend this data won't be regularly hacked, leaked, or sold to the highest bidder.
And when the system inevitably fails? One blackout, one outage, one âoopsâ from some contractor, and youâre digitally locked out of your own life, while some AI bot in a call centre tells you to try turning it off and on again.
The committee that was supposed to scrutinise this bill was a total joke. They ignored almost every expert submission, skipped past glaring privacy failures, human rights concerns, and technical red flags, and still gave it the green light.
It wasnât an inquiry â it was a rubber stamp for the surveillance state controlled by foreign nations.
Every politician who voted for this has just helped build the scaffolding for digital tyranny. This is the infrastructure for a fully centralised, always-on tracking system.
Theyâll say itâs for your safety. Theyâll say itâs about efficiency. What they mean is: now they know who you are, where you are, what youâre saying, who youâre saying it to, and how to shut you up when you speak too much truth.
#This isnât progress â itâs control, plain and simple.
What weâre seeing isnât some harmless upgrade â itâs China-style social credit wrapped in an Aussie flag, and you can bet the CCP is watching on proudly, noticing how we've finally caught up.
#StephanieMessenger
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Zali Steggall is blaming the Social Media for Haines attack
This is the same Zali who after Charlieâs death said this:
âAm I happy that someone has been shot in the neck in broad daylight? No,â
âIs violence sometimes necessary? Yes.â
Drop a â€ïž if you smell a hypocrite
Couldnât have said it better myself đ
Jodie Pyliotis absolutely nails it about the lunatic left đ«Ą
#AusPol #Albo #HelenHaines #Wangaratta
Call me a conspiracy theorist if you will, but hey, let's look at the timeline of events.
-Sept 9, 2026: Independent MP Helen Haines publicly criticises Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's $6 million federal grant to the Marrickville Golf Club. The grant that went out with no tender. The Golf Club is on the same street as one of his housesâŠ..
-Late Sep: Reports come out claiming connections to Albo ordered journalists to find a hit piece on Helen.
-Early Oct:Albo releases the Digital Duty of Care Bill, which receives backlash due to censorship concerns and looks like it might struggle to pass through parliament.
-Oct 19: Helen is brutally attacked outside her office by a raging lefty nutter that is follwed by Greens leader David Shoebridge.
- Oct 21 : Government leaders come out explaining this incident is due to how Australians receive their news, claiming the Digital Duty of Care Bill is required so the government can fix this for us!
What a weird coincidence!! Thoughts????
Have a read of this.
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Obviously, this incident is incredibly tragic for this poor lady and no one deserves this!
However, the government and governor general is blaming the actions of one nutter on the way we all receive our newsâ She even mentions that when she was young, she used to receive all her news from just one source: the government!
This is extremely concerning!
Communist and Censorship Australia is here!
Why do all Australians get punished for the actions of extremists we are supposed to be protected from? Look at Bondiâterrorists on the watch list murder a bunch of people, and then farmers struggle to get guns just to put animals down! And now weâre all facing censorship with the new duty of care bill, with this incident aligning perfectly with the dates!!
Governor-General reveals haunting last conversation with friend Helen Haines
news24.com.au/politics/austrâŠ
Labor could ban One Nation cartoons under proposed internet laws.
In other words, the government will be undertaking mass censorship activities!
news24.com.au/politics/austrâŠ
You canât make this up!!
Labor faces scrutiny over grants to Islamic centre linked to FlyDubai terror plot
news24.com.au/politics/austrâŠ
Australiaâs biggest company taxpayer under threat as mining sector warns of High Court fallout.
This Country is done if the government destroys the mining and resources sector!
news24.com.au/politics/austrâŠ
Anika Wells named in TIMEâs 100 world rising stars after string of controversies.
Seriously - is this a joke?
All this woman is famous for is: excessive junket spending, censorship and ooshie videos!
news24.com.au/politics/austrâŠ
Itâs so sad to see kids caught up in this! I have teenagers, and they spend their spare time playing sports, hanging out with friends, camping, boating, and learning new skills. Iâm so glad they are happy and enjoying life while they are young, before adult responsibilities creep in.
My teenage years and early twenties were packed with fun, and I certainly wasnât worried about politics.
Kids have no idea what theyâre missing, and adults should be protecting their youth instead of pushing them into heavy issues.
Let kids be kids and let them have fun!
đš WATCH: Melbourne's anti-Hanson protest is One Nation's best recruitment drive
The protesters came to drive Pauline Hanson out of politics. Instead, their slogans, contradictions and hostility toward anyone who challenged them may be helping explain why One Nation keeps gaining support.
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Treasurer Jim Chalmers says falling birth rate shows Australia needs migration. Maybe fix the economy so Aussies can afford to have more kids!!
news24.com.au/politics/austrâŠ
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There are now attacks on the âmanosphereâ from big government and media. This isnât random. Itâs coordinated. The aim is to push the Digital Duty of Care bill in a few months.
This is where it gets interesting. The bill has been on the cards for months, but theyâre only really pushing it now because they were waiting for an incident. That incident was the Swans. It doesnât matter that these boys havenât been charged, or may be innocent of sexual assualt. Now the story is âyoung men and the algorithm.â
This new bill is the old misinformation/disinformation bill with a new name. Last time they tried to make platforms police âfalseâ speech. This time they call it a duty of care and âharm.â
Same outcome: Canberra decides what can stay up.
Albo canât control independent media. People are not getting their news from the ABC and the broadsheets the way they used to. So he's going after the platforms. If he can make platforms throttle what we see, he doesnât need to win the argument.
That is censorship. When they bring this bill on, it has to be defeated.
Ha - Joe thinks we have a âsuper f*ckedâ up oppressive governmentâ
Well I canât argue with that one!
Joe Rogan calls the Australian government a super f*cked up oppresive government.
But he does like the people.
Australians I like. It's their wildlife that scares the sh*t out of me. Australians will be like, "Yeah nah, just watch out for the snakes," and then go for a barefoot walk.
The f*ck out of here.
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It is frustrating to see men dismissing the reality of biological differences in women's sports.
The physical disparities between biological males and females are something women understand entirely having lived as the biologically disadvantaged gender in terms of sheer strength, muscle mass and bone density.
Claiming that hormone therapy entirely erases male physiological advantages ignores fundamental science and anyone that thinks otherwise is a psychopath !