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Not nearly as smart as they think they are

Particular-Course203 #transphobia #wingnut #dunning-kruger reddit.com

Redditors (derogatory) hate freedom of speech and would love if the US had the Hurt Feelings Police they could run to for Internet statements they don’t like à la the UK and Canada

Post a meme making fun of certain groups? Get a knock on your door. Misgender someone? Knock on your door. Criticize fragile groups? Knock on your door. Talk about biological realities? You know the drill.

Reddit, a former online libertarian zone, doesn’t even allow certain topics to be discussed freely even though it’s a common sentiment for normal people in the real world.

It’s always a myopic want because the same rules will apply to them and all the watermelon profile enjoyers and fascist/Nazi-punchers (because those definitions have expanded to include people they simply don’t like) will be getting ring-a-dings at their doors.

John Gregorek #crackpot #dunning-kruger amazon.com

Book overview

Energy can be extracted from the ocean in a variety of obvious and creative ways. Elevation is an overlooked power resource, key to tapping Nature's limitless gravitational field by executing very inexpensive state changes. Virtual prototypes were developed using existing products – direct conversations with manufacturers and web resources provided data on air compression, air liquefiers, turbines and power generation. It is very simple: Gravity and Nature are constant, perpetual energy sources, capable of generating energy in perpetuity.
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NATURE's solution employs State Changes to exploit Gravity as a bidirectional force – transforming weight to buoyancy and back. Waterfalls are examples of perpetual cycles. Water is evaporated down stream. The vapor rises and is transported. It condenses out as dew, rain or snow to rejoin the inlet stream and return to the falls, but its drop will never be the same twice. The primary force defining this cycle is Gravity. It pulls all things downward, but the heavy things squeeze out the light things, sending them upwards. Thus, indirectly Gravity is also a push.<...> Also revealed is Nature has Obsessive Compulsive Behavioral Disorder (OCBD). A state change creates an imbalance that must be corrected. That creates a flow of energy.

GREGOREK's solution makes use of Ocean Elevation. It is an ignored resource that offers a vast expanse to exploit Gravity’s bidirectional behavior. A small amount of energy is used to compress air, which gets released to recover a turbine assembly dropped into the ocean. Energy is extracted during the Drop and Rise portions of the cycle. <...> The trick is reheating the trapped liquid quickly by first exposing it to Nature and then the next cycle’s blown-off heat. Nature is a perfect, infinite heat sink. These elements combine to create Perpetual Cycles. All other energy consumers are fleas and ticks compared to these elephants.

Generalorder4 #fundie #dunning-kruger deviantart.com

Where as Ulysses reveled in his own cleverness at the expense of others to save his crew, people like the cast of the show Leverage revel in their own cleverness because it's revenge on the wealthy for the crime of inequity.

Modern 'heroes' wholesale butcher, rob, cheat, lie and do anything they please as long as it's in the interests of the social gods our new society worships instead of the old pantheon.
You're a put-upon victim of societal issues? Murder and steal to your hearts content!

Those are the kinds of 'messages' we need in our movies apparently.

Killing people because your government tells you to is wrong.

Killing someone because they're richer than you are is okay!

Sam J. #dunning-kruger twitchy.com

"David Hogg still has some explaining to do.

Years after Parkland, a resurfaced video from right after the shooting shows the now-famous activist looking suspiciously like he's being fed lines during an interview. The pauses, the glances, the awkward restarts—it's the kind of clip that makes you wonder why a grieving teen suddenly needed what looks like on-the-spot direction. And to this day, Hogg has never directly addressed it.

Because of course he hasn't.

When you're one of the left's anointed gun-grabbers, inconvenient footage just gets memory-holed while the media moves on to the next script.

If Hogg were a pro-Second Amendment type the mainstream media would have been all over this video shortly after the tragic event.

Playing Devil's advocate, he could have just been in shock or afraid or nervous ... but man, we don't know."

Tatsuya Ishida #wingnut #pratt #dunning-kruger #conspiracy sinfest.xyz

[From “June 6, 2026: Re-imagining Villains 176”]

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Panel 1: under the legend “Meanwhile in Japan…”, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, flying in his wheelchair, taunt a samurai while telling him with “We're freezing all your assets” and “We're blocking all your trade”
Panel 2: FDR concludes with “Your people are gonna sta-a-a-rrve”
Panel 3: the samurai replies with “Ch!” and “Kuse mono
Panel 4: FDR tells him “Yeah, that's it! Hit me!” and “C'monnn

yaycollie #moonbat #dunning-kruger tumblr.com

why now?

Okay just saw some Chuggaconroy video in my fyp and it was a...

Tribute video to someone who died in a shooting?

Ok...lets give it a watch....

"Why does this video exist...." keeps repeating as I listen, and skim more and more...

Okay holy fuck why are you uploading a Tribute to someone who died 10 years ago during pride month. Literally why. The only things that correlate to you are that you both liked zelda...

WOW Awesome!

So you know how theres literally people being sent to death camps and being killed and a whole bunch of horrible shit in America (I know small world fuck america, tired of hearing about America), and also how fucking shit things in the world are....yeah? Okay so why are you making a tribute video to a priveleged cis woman who died 10 years ago? She left 2 comments on your channel fucking ages ago...you literally don't care.

Did you seriously think "How can I be helpful to a community/gain attention* without being political..." and you decided to make a fundraiser for someone who died 10 years ago. You didn't say shit about how things could actually be helped. You didn't say anything about how there NEEDS to be more gun control in America. You wanted to make an inoffensive video to gain attention and feel good about yourself when theres people being fucking oppressed horribly in America (please correct me if I'm wrong but as far as I know Chuggaconroy lives in America).

It's like theres gunshots in the back of your sponser segment (/analogy). I don't understand why you felt the need to make this dumbass video about SPECIFICALLY ONE PERSON WHO DIED IN A SHOOTING 10 YEARS AGO WHEN THERES MUCH WORSE SHIT HAPPENING IN YOUR COUNTRY.

#fuckoff
#vent

Emilio #sexist #dunning-kruger datasecretslox.com

I think it's worse than that. Niceness is detrimental to selection. Our culture fetishizes rude behavior from men, sanewashed under the label "confidence". Many women will go as far as, e.g., refusing to kiss any man, and disqualify all but those who go ahead and kiss her despite her refusal. Then be surprised that "all men" (who qualify) will also break other boundaries.

(I've been off the market for decades and I'm theorizing on vibes. Hopefully I'm wrong)

mylunchbreak #crackpot #dunning-kruger #conspiracy truthmafia.com

Nicholas J. Clayton, an 1800s master architect who is pinned to 47 buildings mainly located in the state of Texas that are under investigation today. <...> Pinned to the temple located on 8162 street, which later became the Masonic Temple with his father having the exact same name, Nicholas J. Clayton, which we have seen so many times, reoccurring names constantly, while where the mainstream narrative is no longer able to hide and make flaws that nobody cares about anymore.
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The Masonic Temple had its Cornerstone laid in 1882 after they just upgraded their chisels over at Donkeys Incorporated Home Depot. This building was done in two years by Clayton and his horse and wagon team completed in 1884. All of this is done before the power tool was even invented in 1895. So we all know who gets the Old World building taken over in 1884 with Gothic detail engrafted I on classic forms in the Italian Renaissance. It was a masterpiece where they tell us that the building was later destroyed by a fire in 1928. Just take a look at the building and tell me if this is something that looks like it would be built in two years today.
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Just imagine if Clayton had one cordless drill. Imagine him having a saw or a shipping company that had the trucks that we have today. I think this building would have gotten done in like a week. Why do we not have statues of this Clayton guy? We would have a total of 0 houses with vinyl siding. I can guarantee you that there’s no way Clayton would have allowed that. Our town halls, our high schools, they would have been palaces. And we know that there was a much more advanced previous civilization that is definitely being hidden from our timeline.

A civilization that had incredible knowledge. Knowledge, had proper training, had all the tools and understood how to get these buildings done all over the world. And they did not do it while riding around like a cowboy while in their wagon.

Generalorder4 #dunning-kruger #pratt deviantart.com

This opposed to something like The Odyssey that derives its morality not from anything of the time the story takes place or even any kind of ironic juxtaposition, but from modern cliches.

War is bad...because we're told it's bad.
Colonization is bad. Masculinity is bad.

Weirdly violence is okay as long as it's used by either non-masculine males (like Eliot Page) who is described as 'the greatest soldier' or by Ulysses against the stuck up rich people because rich people are bad.

There's no nuance, no exploration, and no empathy. People are assumed to be on the lower end of the wealth scale (or at least happy to declare themselves there) emphasizing only with people based on their income, their social status, and whether or not they support killing because of obligation...or killing out of personal interest. Apparently personal interest is morally superior.

It's not a parable, it's propaganda. The world warps to suit an outcome.

It's like Pirates of The Caribbean trying to argue that the poor murderous thieving pirates are VICTIMS compared to the big bad East India Trading Company for the crime of being...less diverse?

It's like The Mandalorian and Grogu literally cheering on the unsanctioned bombing of a planet by the Rebel Alliance because 'they're the good guys'.

It's like the heroic aliens in the Avatar movies recently demanding that an ancient goddess kill all humans everywhere. Because genocide is okay if the HEROES do it.

Frankly this drifting from protagonists with interesting motives and checkered stories to remorseful but equally villainous 'heroes' with victimhood exemptions is destroying my interest in contemporary works.

ThrowRAbeepboop18 #forced-birth #dunning-kruger reddit.com

As a pro-choicer: pro-choicers need to acknowledge that yeah, abortion is killing a human.

I’m pro choice, I get it. Morally, ethically, philosophically, all that. I understand and appreciate the importance of having that choice. What I don’t understand however, is the pro choice movement trying to act like abortion is not killing a human? It’s definitely killing a human.

I feel like the pro choice movement needs to just stand on business. Pulling the plug on grandma is “killing” grandma. Same idea, but we don’t say “kill” simply because we don’t want to say that we killed grandma. When kill is absolutely the correct word too.

Embryos, fetus, clump of cells. It’s all human. It was never an alien. It def is killing a human. Can we move on from that and PROGRESS from that convo though. Like maybe discuss why it’s ethical to “kill” meemaw .. and why/how that applies elsewhere.

Datuk Dr Zulkifli Hasan #homophobia #biphobia #transphobia #fundie #dunning-kruger #crackpot bangkokpost.com

Malaysia’s Minister for Religious Affairs has been criticised after saying work stress can cause people to adopt an LGBTQ+ identity, with human rights advocates at home and abroad condemning the remarks as 'dehumanising'

According to the South China Morning Post, Datuk Dr Zulkifli Hasan said in a televised interview on Monday that four factors contribute to what he called an “LGBTQ+ lifestyle”: excessive work-related stress, social pressure, sexual experiences and insufficient religious observance

He was quoted as saying that when individuals become exhausted from overwork, stress can dominate both the mind and mental state, potentially leading to changes in sexual orientation. He claimed that such issues would not arise if people firmly adhered to and practised religious teachings

The remarks were later referenced in a written response submitted to Malaysia’s Parliament, further amplifying public attention and sparking a fierce backlash on social media platforms. LGBTQ+ communities, civil rights activists and human rights organisations criticised the statements as unscientific, overly generalised and dehumanising. They argued that they reduce sexual orientation and gender identity to a supposed by-product of fatigue or a lack of religious devotion

Online reaction was swift and often satirical. In Malaysia, the comments were widely mocked, with viral posts on X, formerly Twitter, and TikTok joking, “Tomorrow the whole country should take a day off—otherwise everyone will turn gay,” a line that quickly became a popular meme

The controversy also resonated beyond Malaysia’s borders. In Thailand, many social media users dismissed the claims as unrealistic, commenting that heavy workloads do not change a person’s sexual orientation, but instead simply increase the desire to unwind by consuming popular BL (boys’ love) and GL (girls’ love) television series and novels

Rob Cunningham/KUWL #crackpot #wingnut #dunning-kruger operationdisclosureofficial.com

America’s Next Great Infrastructure: The Sovereign Intelligence Station
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The United States did not create the atom, but American scientists, engineers, laboratories, utilities and entrepreneurs played a foundational role in transforming nuclear science into a practical energy industry. Today, nuclear power still supplies nearly 20% of American electricity, while providing firm, low-carbon power around the clock.

The next historic opportunity is to integrate four strategic resources:

American nuclear energy + sovereign data + AI computing power + local community ownership.
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The Basic Model

Imagine hundreds of strategically distributed campuses across America.

Each campus could contain:

1. A nuclear energy core

An existing reactor, small modular reactor or future microreactor provides dependable, 24/7 electricity without relying on weather, imported fuel shipments or long-distance transmission alone. The Department of Energy identifies this constant output as especially compatible with data centers requiring extraordinarily high reliability.

2. A sovereign data center

American governmental, medical, financial, industrial, educational and defense data can be stored and processed inside the United States, under American law, rather than becoming dependent upon foreign infrastructure, foreign energy systems or opaque overseas supply chains.

3. An AI-compute center

The campus supplies the high-density electricity required for AI training, inference, simulation, cybersecurity, robotics, logistics, scientific discovery and advanced manufacturing.

4. A community economic engine

The surrounding population does not merely tolerate the facility. Through carefully designed ownership, tax, utility and revenue-sharing structures, the community becomes a direct stakeholder in its success.

The result is not simply a “power plant beside a server farm.”

It is a productive digital-industrial ecosystem for the next 100 years.

Tatsuya Ishida #wingnut #dunning-kruger #racist #conspiracy sinfest.xyz

[From “May 27, 2026: Re-imagining Villains 166”]

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Panel 1: Wehrmacht soldiers are walking through a street in an occupied Soviet city while the narrator says “Another Russian city liberated”
Panel 2: Red Army soldiers are taken as POW while the narrator continues with “Another Soviet battalion captured”
Panel 3: German soldiers are pointing their guns at a Soviet officer in a tank while the narrator comments “And, as usual…”
Panel 4: We see the face of the Soviet officer of panel 3 while the narrators closes with “Another Jew at the top”