Life's Tenacity: Thriving in the Harshest Climates

  1. Reduce Corruption Limits on campaign contributions reduce the likelihood of politicians being beholden to wealthy donors. 2. Level Playing Field Ensures that candidates without billionaire backers can compete fairly. 3. Empower Small Donors Public matching systems amplify the voices of ordinary citizens by matching small donations. 4. Increase Transparency Mandating disclosure of all donations and expenditures lets voters see who is funding campaigns. 5. Discourage Dark Money Banning or strictly regulating anonymous donations to PACs limits the influence of untraceable funds. 6. Limit Super PAC Power Restricting the role of Super PACs decreases disproportionate influence from the ultra-wealthy. 7. Foster Diverse Representation Reducing financial barriers allows candidates from diverse backgrounds to run for office. 8. Reduce Policy Bias Politicians are more likely to prioritize public interest over donor interests. 9. Promote Public Trust Voters feel more confident in the inte...

😓Untermensch (German pronunciation: [ˈʔʊntɐˌmɛnʃ]; plural: Untermenschen) is a German language word literally meaning 'underman', 'sub-man', or 'subhuman', which was extensively used by Germany's Nazi Party to refer to their opponents and non-Aryan people they deemed as inferior. It was mainly used against "the masses from the East", that is Jews, Roma, and Slavs (mainly ethnic Poles, Belarusians, Czechs, Ukrainians, and Russians) The term was also applied to "Mischling" (persons of mixed "Aryan" and non-Aryan, such as Jewish, ancestry) and black people.  Jewish, Slavic, and Romani people, along with the physically and mentally disabled, as well as homosexuals and political dissidents, and on rare instances, POWs from Western Allied armies, were considered untermenschen who were to be exterminated in the Holocaust. According to the Generalplan Ost, the Slavic population of East-Central Europe was to be reduced in part through m...

DATA 1 Countries like the UK, which have large South Asian and Middle Eastern communities, report higher rates of hospital admissions and medical interventions for genetic conditions linked to consanguinity. Studies in regions such as Birmingham, UK, highlight the disproportionate use of health resources by these populations due to genetic health complications. Consanguineous marriages can contribute to an increased burden on healthcare systems, including those in Western countries with high immigrant populations from regions where such practices are more common. Here's how this occurs: 1. Higher Prevalence of Genetic Disorders Autosomal Recessive Disorders : Consanguinity increases the likelihood of genetic disorders, such as thalassemia, cystic fibrosis, or other rare conditions, because both parents may carry the same recessive genes. Congenital Anomalies : There is a higher rate of congenital heart defects, developmental delays, and physical disabilities. 2. Increased Healthcar...

  Here are several reasons why India may emerge as a significant nuclear threat in the future: 1. Growing Economic and Military Power India has experienced impressive economic growth in recent years, making it the world’s fifth-largest economy by nominal GDP. This economic expansion is fueling military modernization, including the development of advanced nuclear and missile technologies. India’s military budget continues to rise, and its strategic investments in weapons technology are positioning it as a more formidable player on the global stage. 2. Strategic Positioning and Regional Influence India’s geographic location in South Asia, sharing borders with China and Pakistan, gives it strategic importance. While China is already a major global power, India’s growing influence in the region and its positioning as a counterbalance to China’s dominance in Asia make it a potential nuclear rival. The rise of India's nuclear capabilities is seen not only as a deterrent against Pakistan ...

In 2024, the U.S. tech industry faced an unprecedented wave of workforce reductions, marking one of the most challenging periods for the sector in recent memory. Over 149,000 specialist employees were laid off across more than 500 companies. (Source: NerdWallet) While detailed data on specific job roles remains sparse, engineering positions were among those hit hardest, suggesting a significant shift in the tech employment landscape. To illustrate: Intel announced plans in August 2024 to cut 15,000 jobs , targeting $10 billion in savings by 2025. (Source: Wikipedia) Ingram Micro revealed its intention to eliminate 850 positions by early 2025 as part of a major restructuring effort. (Source: CRN) These examples point to the reality within the industry, with layoffs reflecting broader trends of cost-cutting and restructuring. Why, in an era of supposed innovation and growth, is the U.S. tech sector shedding so many American skilled workers, particularly engineers?  Companies are i...

  The Illusion of Human Genius: Cognitive Limitations and the Rise of AI Introduction Humanity has forever  celebrated the concept of "genius" as the pinnacle of intellectual achievement. From Einstein to Mozart, we are in awe of individuals whose mental faculties and creativity go beyond the average.  However, we often ignore the limitations of human cognition. A perfect metaphor encapsulates this oversight: calling someone a "genius" is like a frog in a well declaring its friend the greatest swimmer, oblivious to the vast oceans beyond its narrow view. Recent research prove these limitations, revealing that the human brain processes conscious thought at a mere 10 bits per second ( Caltech ). This pales in comparison to the speed of modern internet connections, which transmit data at approximately 50 million bits per second—a difference of 5 million-fold ( Metro UK ). These findings not only challenge our perception of intelligence but also point to the precariou...

  BBC WorldAss News - Satire  Elon Musk Unveils Revolutionary Ass-Cleaning Device; Toilet Paper Industry in Turmoil  Good evening, this is BBC World News with a report that's both groundbreaking and, well, a bit cheeky. Billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk has once again turned the world on its head, this time quite literally, with his latest invention.  Here at Musk's latest venture, aptly named "CleanSweep", we've witnessed something that could change hygiene practices worldwide. Elon Musk has introduced a device utilizing nanotechnology, specifically "nano butts", combined with laser technology, aimed at cleaning one's derrière after nature's call, rendering toilet paper obsolete. On Pawnhub adult channel Musk is quoted as saying "We've harnessed the power of tiny robots, or 'nano butts', as I like to call them, which, when activated by a laser, perform a dance, if you will, around your  derrière after logging,  ensuring precise...

 The White Liberal Hypocrisy: A Historical Parallel In his rhetoric, Ramaswamy Freudian slip mirrors the very language used by white liberals and conservatives to denigrate Black Americans for generations.  Privilege: Vivek Ramaswamy, Dalit History, and the Hypocrisy of the Assimilated Oppressed He essentially argues that white Americans lack the intelligence or work ethic to compete in high-skilled sectors, conveniently ignoring the systemic barriers that shape workforce demographics. In the ongoing idiocy, seriously global idiotic chin wags by those who were previously thought of as intelligent but have now revealed themselves to be sheer over paid prostitutes and rent boys of those we might never know especially regarding the subject of global migration and identity politics, a disturbing trend has surfaced—the willful erasure and deflection of accountability by those who have historically faced systemic oppression but now weaponize their hard-won access to power against th...

  I’m not gonna get into comparisons with technology or cultural history—who did what or when—because I’m not a fan of either. I’m into self-help first, and I am of Yoruba ancestry. Under this premise, I should be promoting my technology and culture.  But my ancestors... no, I better not say—at least, some of them were. My recent ancestors, at least within the past 100 years, have been such low-life forms that, though they have the audacity to expect things from me with a fierce and sometimes rude sense of entitlement, they haven’t given me anything beyond what most people consider a basic right.  My authentic real McCoy Yoruba OlofinTuyi, Olofinkuade, OlofinJana Yoruba ancestors did not consider those basics as privileges, the hybrid impostors, affrays of the cosmos disguised, masquerading  as some sort of part progenitor/s obviously did.  This suggests trojan horses, sabotages of irresponsibility and idiocy—the idiocy that has created a world where, besides rh...

  A History of Betrayal: Black People and the Global Fight for Justice It’s time for those who’ve stood by, apathetic or complicit, to realize that without justice for Black people, there can be no true justice for anyone. Since the beginning of history, Black people have fought for justice and equality alongside every other group. Yet, time and time again, they have been used, betrayed, and discarded by those who should have stood in solidarity. Whether by Arabs, Indians, Chinese, or Western powers, Black people have consistently been exploited in the pursuit of others’ interests. Once the storm passes, once the battle has been won, Black people are often cast aside—forgotten, ignored, and dismissed. The recent comments of figures like Vivek Ramaswamy, whose Freudian slip exposed his disdain for Western culture, serve as yet another glaring reminder of this betrayal. Ramaswamy, an Indian-American businessman and politician, may not be “white” in the sense of traditional Anglo-Saxo...

  ''Stop Using Your Thought Power On  Elon and his oligarch bunch, But If 3 Percent Of 8 Billion Humans Can't then they're 4KED, DUH In The Next Life Too, DUH, seriously -listen to Bohemian Rhapsody''   Physics of Sound Nature of Sound Waves : Sound is a mechanical wave that travels through a medium (air, water, or solids) as vibrations. It has two key components: Frequency (measured in Hertz, Hz): The number of wave cycles per second. It determines the pitch of the sound. Amplitude : The height of the wave, which correlates to loudness. Sound waves can be longitudinal (compression and rarefaction in the direction of propagation) or transverse (perpendicular movement, though less common in sound). Resonance and Harmonics : Resonance occurs when the natural frequency of an object matches the frequency of an external sound wave, amplifying the vibration. Harmonics are multiples of a fundamental frequency, creating rich, complex tones in music and natural sounds. ...

  "If you can convince the lowest white man that he's better than the best colored man, he won't notice you're picking his pocket."   President Lyndon Johnson [ USA ] 1. Kindergarten (Pre-primary Education) China : Costs vary widely depending on whether it's a public or private kindergarten. Public kindergarten : Low fees, typically $300–$1,000 per year , subsidized by the government. Private kindergarten : Costs range from $3,000–$15,000 per year , depending on the city and institution. USA : Kindergarten is part of the public school system, but preschool (ages 3–5) is often separate. Public preschool (e.g., Head Start) : Free or low-cost for eligible families. Private preschool : Costs range from $5,000–$20,000 per year , depending on the program. 2. Primary and Secondary Education (Grades 1–12) China : Public schools (grades 1–9, compulsory education): Free tuition but with minor costs for materials and activities (~ $100–$300 per year ). Senior secondar...