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Palestinians' expectations from the Arab world have shifted. They no longer seek a call to arms or a comprehensive embargo on Israel, but rather the cessation of any actions that support the adversary against the two million besieged people in Gaza.
Havana, April 30 (ACN) Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel congratulated Canada’s Liberal Party and its leader Mark Carney for their victory at Monday’s Federal Elections.
It’s worth a listen, Trump and the vaccine rollout, it makes some sense
stopworldcontrol.com This film answers the question everyone has: "Why did Trump release the vaccines?" You will discover how the true agenda of the pandemic was to have ten years of lockdowns, followed by a Great Reset of the entire world. The pandemic was supposed to lead to the New World Order. But it didn't happen. What stopped it?
In a move that could reshape how civil rights law is enforced in America, President Donald J. Trump signed an Executive Order on April 23rd targeting the controversial legal doctrine of disparate impact — and the mainstream media is ignoring its major impact on purpose.
How little coverage has this landmark action received? The New York Times managed to squeeze in a single vague sentence: “Another restricts the use of the so-called disparate impact rule, which civil rights groups have long said is an important tool…
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This makes no sense, the very foundation of voter corruption is now endorsed by the one who said that he would fix this problem, can’t make this shit up
President Trump on Thursday afternoon announced he will be nominating Mike Waltz to be the next US Ambassador to the United Nations after his ousting as National Security Advisor.
Once upon a time I had the good fortune to meet one of these, with 2 baby chicks, in the wild. Wasn't afraid of people at all. Now I read they are quite rare. #kiwi #bird #NZ
Florida Sky Watchers "Attorney Catherine Ybarra recently presented shocking findings on military planes spraying chemicals—not just high-altitude Stratosphere operations, but low-level flights over populated areas. Her team uncovered that the U.S. Air Force has a specialized artillery unit, using C-130 Hercules planes, to spray chemicals such as Naled (an organophosphate banned in the EU) for mosquito control among other toxic chemicals. These findings revealed through FOIA Requests.
Air Force documents show planes dispersing chemicals over places near Langley AFB, VA. They map areas to avoid—like bald eagle nests—but not residential zones.
Ybarra highlighted the technology involved. Battelle, a defense contractor, developed advanced spray systems (per their patents). These nozzles can disperse fine mists of pesticides, antibiotics, even vaccines or DNA fragments.
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TEHRAN (Tasnim) – A Palestinian Columbia University student walked out of immigration detention in Vermont on Wednesday after a US federal judge ordered his release.
US President Donald Trump understands that Russia has certain ‘legitimate requirements’ regarding a peace deal with Ukraine, Russian Deputy Permanent Representative to the UN Dmitry Polyanskiy told RIA Novosti.
Album goes live tonight (barring last minute disaster), so here's a sneak peek at the album cover!
Rendering final versions now, then need to get everything uploaded and hopefully finish the liner notes (tho I'll launch with those incomplete if necessary).
EDIT: Alright friends, it's arrived! You can hear it here:
shall I make a list of elements that some think exist you don't believe in? how about one of elements you believe are real yet haven't seen in real life? choosing to not believe in something because untrue things are believed to exist by people who are wrong is retarded
The following is a list of gods that Abrahamic theists don't believe in.[note 1] This can be a fun list to parse through when someone brings up Pascal's wager.
@reallyangry @Rose @Xenophon @NoDoxGregBrady it is not literally impossible. it is exceptionally unlikely but not impossible. ie you weren't even aware of parthenogenesis having happened at all until this thread, you do not understand the odds
@Dagnar @Xenophon and as an atheist, Paul states that Jesus was made of the seed of David in Romans 1:3, and the plaintext meaning of this is that Jesus was made from David's sperm.
Even an Odinist like myself can see the flaw in this. If God created Jesus, then he had to pick a gender, and that was clearly male, so Jesus would have both chromosomes.
I'm sure he agrees with you. Jeff is not in the top 20. Intelligence implies an ability to consustently come to correct conclusions. Intelligence requires an ability to revisit conclusions as new information becomes available. Intelligence incudes the ability to see, examine and question your own premises.
@Rose @Xenophon @KingOfWhiteAmerica @NoDoxGregBrady @reallyangry idr which kind l, but one of the brazillian ones lay litters like cats but they all have a strong tendancey to be chimeras, only of pack breeds as well, which may potentially deliver their own genes into the next generation
It is literally impossible to explain ADHD task avoidance to people who don't experience it, I think.
It has to sound absolutely insane to just sit around, filled with dread and anxiety, not doing a small thing you "could do any time" that really needs to get done. And to just continue that way for hours, days, weeks, months, even fucking years.
Like, who lives that way? How can anyone live that way? (I live that way, but I don't know how I survive)
I have this issue so bad. I've been able to get going on a few of my snags with help from a therapist, but I still dread phone calls and avoid them as much as I possibly can.
My test result when I got tested for adhd was "nope, it's just anxiety." 🫠
My day to day is a constant struggle to do at least the bare minimum to get through life. I don't understand it. I don't care for it. But there it is. I survive. I do my best. And I try not to hold myself to standards set by people who don't deal with the same shit I do.
it feels almost....dissociative in a way? like, i feel sorta trapped in my body, my brain will do anything nonphysical, but i just have to sit here watching my meatbag do everything but what i need it to do
to those of us without ot "where do i start? at the start" makes total sense but adhd is like what even is the start???? unless i give instructions that include a timeframe for chores, adhd spouse will not know what to do... and god forbid i give more than one chore at a time, it all goes to hell.
it truly isnt something i can grasp. i just try not to be upset bc hes obviously trying... adhd just doesnt make it easy
part of it for me is a negative reinforcement loop. You have initial task avoidance, and then every time you think of it, you recoil from it. Your brain learns 'if I think of x, I will feel bad', and just...stops thinking of x. Until you think of it again, and you recoil even more because you still haven't done it.
And then, every once in a while, my brain relents, and I Do All The Things in one wildly productive morning/day/week. Maddening.
the “put your hand on this hot stove” metaphor works really well, imo. Sure you could physically do it but your brain STOPS YOU from doing it. You could offer someone a cool million dollars to do it, and even if they thought it was a good deal, their brain would still try to stop them from doing it.
Massive celebrations were held in Ho Chi Minh City (formerly Saigon) on April 30 marking the 50th anniversary of the victory of the Vietnamese people’s war of resistance against US aggression, the liberation of the south and national reunification.
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After several conversations about antidepressants, the Dorx welcome back pediatrician Dr. Julia Mason, who prescribes Selective Seretonin Reuptake Inhibitors (SSRIs) to young people. Do we even know what these drugs do to developing brains? How do antidepressants compare with “gender-affirming care”? Does Barlean’s Fish Oil really taste like lemon custard? We also talk about myelnation, the distress of youth, the parasympathetic nervous system, neurotransmitters, immunosuppression, social costs and benefits of treatments, wildly swinging trends in medicine, unintended consequences, public schools, and the over-diagnoses of Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). Medical institutions have a lot to answer for, but at least we have Nampons for nosebleeds.
The perpetrators and organisers of the Pahalgam terror attack must be held accountable, said India's EAM Subrahmanyam Jaishankar following a phone conversation with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio.
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I go to a programming school, where there were computers running ancient windows 8 and some were on windows 10, they ran really slow and were completely unrelaible when doing the tasks that are required, those computers in question had either i5-4750 (I think?) or i7-4970 so running windows 10 with all its bloat was not going to be an easy task for em, so long story short I decided to talk to the principal about it explaining why linux is so much better than windows and gave him reasons why linux will be better for us for education and he agreed after considering it for a bit, he let me know that some students play roblox or minecraft in middle of the lesson and he asks if linux would stop em from doing that, I stated that as long as they dont know how to work with wine/lutris or know any specific linux packages that run windows games on linux they should not be able to play in the middle of lessons. he gave me the green light to do it, so I spent like 3 days migrating like 20+ computers to linux (since I had to set them up and install some required applications for them) in the last day where I was doing a last check up on the PCs to make sure they are in working order, there was a computer having a problem of which where it didnt boot, I let the principal know about this to get permission to work on it, he said yes, so after some troubleshooting I realized the boot order was all screwed, so since Ive worked with arch before I knew how to fix it, I booted up linux mint live image, chrooted, and fixed the boot order and computer went back to life, prinicipal came in checked on everything to make sure everything works, told me to wait for a bit, and then came back and paid me for his troubles (was a bit of a surprised since I expected nothing of the sort), the next day I came to school, sat down, turned PC on, noticed something was in the trash bin, opened it, found "robloxinstall.exe" on it, told the principal about it, he was pleased with it, so now 2 weeks later he seems now to be confident about linux, as he told me there is another class he is considering to move to linux.
so my question here would be: does this mean linux now is ready for the education sector?
(considering now, that I got a win win situation, I get to use an OS that I like in school, students gets to focus on the lessons instead of slacking.)
does this mean linux now is ready for the education sector?
Linux has always been suitable (and I would argue ideal) in the education sector. But the reality is that almost no one is going to use Linux in a professional environment so there's an argument to be made that they should be using and learning Winblows.
This reminds me of when I was a kid. My school computer were running slow as heck windows xps or windows 7s, mostly slow because the bloat of education software that was installed to block visiting certain websites, lock down computers during certain hours or when the teacher is lecturing, etc. Even in my high school.
One day for my computer class during a lecture, I plugged in my liveboot USB running Mint, hushed my classmates next to me and rebooted. I didn't expect the computer to make a loud as hell beep sound when it got to the bootloader, but I was sitting in a side row so the teacher just said "what was that?" and moved on while others looked at me suspiciously. But then I was able to boot up Linux right there, super easy. And everything works, I was able to browse the web without any restrictions, well I'm not really trying to look at bad stuff but just hate being locked down when I can do something else instead. Or maybe I just wanted to show off Linux. Anyways my classmates next to me silently whispered "what the heck how did you do this??" I look back at this as a fond memory.
When I heard about schools using Chromebooks literally the first thing I said was "Linux can do more than a Chromebook can and is free, why the hell aren't they using that?!" Linux running on the cheapest OEM laptop is a better experience than the best Chromebook.
15+.... I was there, Gandalf.... We had these kinds of setups 25+ years ago. How time flies.
Before that, it was often XTerm style systems. The local machine only booted an XServer and then connected to a central UNIX system. All programs ran on the UNIX server, and were rendered on the XTerm/XServer you were sitting at.
The original XServer systems were efficient enough to run over serial lines, not just Ethernet.
Another setup was to put multiple monitors/keyboards/mice on a single UNIX/Linux tower and have it launch multiple XServer sessions so you could have a single computer with up to six people sitting at it.
I also managed a Rembo lab for a bit. It used a PXE shim OS to get a menu from the Rembo server. From there, you could boot the main OS, or download a new hard drive image from the server. I would build new drive images and upload them to the server, then updating the lab would mean rebooting the computers and clicking a "grab latest" button. It actually worked very well for distributing OSes. We had both Linux and Windows images students could pull down.
Lab management at scale is a continual struggle to keep everything functional and patched.
yes, one by one, and I choose mint because It was approachable, and thats what I showed to the principal to convince him to let me do this in the first place, and oh I didnt know there was an atomic version of fedora
I don't judge you for the choice. It's an honest question since you take care of a lot of computers and with ublue you have good control over the machines
Universal Blue manufactures a diverse set of operating system images to provide the the reliability of a Chromebook, but with the flexibility and power of a traditional Linux desktop.
Although it is fun to run around updating each PC individually, as the install numbers increase, Clonezilla can be helpful to multicast one OS image to many PCs in parallel.
I don’t know how developed your school system is, but, I would advise the principal into blocking the sites via DNS that way the computers won’t resolve them.
AdGuard, PiHole, OpenSense are free open source DNS resolvers however, chances are your school already manages its own DNS so I would obviously consult first.
Buuuut my guest gaming machine is a 4670k machine and I can confirm that not only does Windows 10 run very smoothly on it, but it also runs most modern games at 60+FPS! CPU-bound games can struggle. We finally got my partner a new computer and made that one the guest machine when Persona 5 went from 80FPS down to 5FPS when they got off the train hahaha
oh haha I see, I've been using linux for 5 years so far and I have been ONLY gaming on linux, I have ditched windows for good, this switch was very easy to me cuz I dont have any windows specfic apps/games dependency, everything I want is there, and the ones that aren't, there are alternatives that are the same or better than the apps I've used on windows!
Oh and I should specify my old guest machine does have 16GB of RAM, solid state drives, and an RTX2070, so it’s probably a bit better equipped than school machines hahaha
great specs! I have a slightly underpowered computer compared to yours, R5 5600H and RX6500M, and I'm also a persona fan, great series tbh, my favorite is persona 4, its the most fun game to me in the series so far, rn I'm playing through P3 Reload!
Oooo nice! My partner has the best machine in the house now, since they always got my hand-me-downs and never a brand new machine. We built it about a year ago, so it’s got a 12600k, 32GB RAM, a 3070, 3TB SSD space, and 4TB HDD. Mine’s not terribly far from that, but I am a little envious hahaha
Linux is a free and open operating system. The licence for it - GNU Public License v2 is designed to grant you and me and my wife and your family and everyone everywhere rights and not restrict our rights. The only restriction with the GPL is that if you make a change to the code, that you make it available to everyone.
Education should be about teaching concepts and ideas and ideals. I think it should not involve artificial costs that might constrain access to a full and fruitful education. Those costs might even involve ... thou shalt update to Windows 11 and your laptop's CPU is not good enough.
Please keep on doing what you are doing, in your way. When you have your school running as you think it should, there is a good chance that you will be asked to do the same thing for other schools.
Please make sure you have the full support of your school principal (I think that is the right term - I'm from Britain so we might have different names for jobs)
I run a small IT company in the UK and I am trying to put together a distribution and so on for my company. Perhaps I should try your approach and be a bit more direct.
thank you for your very well thought out comment, and I do know about the GPL, I use it myself in my projects (AGPL for my neocities website and GPL3.0 for some of my other projects), the GPL is a very good license to your most important projects and I never skip it, I only use like BSD/MIT/CC0 for stuff that I dont really care that much about, also I love Britain its a wonderful country, cheers! also good luck!
Lol a kid can google how to install games on linux, just need one to do it and teach the others, I used to bring games on a usb to play on macs through wine through the school lan, eventually I put them in some random folder on the school network, it didnt delete it til like the last day of school my senior year, wed copy the games to our computers and delete them at the end of class.
Just a funny story, but, I use an Ubuntu laptop as my work computer as a teacher, and once, while I was helping another student with work, a student opened my laptop and began trying to install Roblox. She got far enough to figure out it wouldn't work, and started searching for how to install it. When I came over she was trying to figure out how to set up Wine. She got pretty close to getting it working before I came over. I was secretly pretty impressed with how fast she figured it out. It couldn't have been more than a few minutes.
Gives me hope, I'm glad the kids are still curious and willing to learn. I've seen too many young 20s people at work who have absolutely zero computer skills.
Yoo that's wild man doing gods (Richard Stallman) work here man.
Great initiative nonetheless. Compared to 8 this much more secure and for programming it's a great choice too. Bringing more life out of some old PCs, saving a school money, and forcing some kids to get creative in order to play Roblox.
As for is it ready fr this application, programming, it has been for a while. For general, especially web based, applications it absolutely is. Of course, there are quite few things were it's just not but for the most part Linux is a great choice.
Are you now the IT support guy for these workstations, or is the school's IT going to take over maintenance. I guess you have an internship or something if you are.
I wonder if that even exists. A mix of Windows 8 (EoL) and 10 (almost EoL) running on Haswells with students freely installing Roblox... all gives an unmaintained vibe.
Sober (flatpak) should work for Roblox 😀 it uses the Android version with some fixes, signing in was a little jank when I tried it but after that flawless!
those computers in question had either i5-4750 (I think?) or i7-4970 so running windows 10 with all its bloat was not going to be an easy task
The i7-4790K is still quite powerful, so I'm pretty sure this wasn't the problem, at all. Perhaps they're running on an HDD, have little RAM, or you got the CPU wrong.
You can see the CPU and RAM by launching System Info from tbf start menu, and see if it's running on an SSD or HDD by launching Disks from the menu.
we dont have the K, just the regular, eitherway these were fastest computers (lenovo thinkcenter) we have, but there weren't many of em, most were with the i5 (HP Elitedesk G1)
Ah, my bad (^^; I ran an i7-4790K in my gaming PC for a long time, as far as games go this 10-year old CPU still hold up well, never had to upgrade it surprisingly enough!
Still, a 4 GHz quad-core with hyper-threading, and about 8 GiB of RAM, is more than enough to run Windows 10. Assuming these are for studying, the heavier workloads would consist of MS Word, Powerpoint and an instructional video in the webbrowser, no? What required tasks were too heavy for these computers under Windows 8/10? And do they run off SSDs, or spinning HDDs?
And if they learn about wine and lutris and manage to install Roblox, they'll probably get more out of it than by listening to the class in the first place !
I learned so much by circumventing the school security stuff. I probably wouldn't be in IT if not for the parental access limitations and school network blocks
Cool but why do you ask the teachers? Without asking anyone would be way more funny and more interesting to see what happens
It’s the sort of school gags that people reminisce 20 years later when they sit with their family near cozy fireplace with a pipe of tobacco or crochet
You need to score all the silly memories while you still can. People, remember the most important when you are young is to have fun. The responsibility and adulting will come for you anyway. You don’t want to be ‚mature for your age’. Have a heckin blast and take no prisoners
If I could go back in time I would spread custom furry uwumaxxed ransomware that would unlock with trollish gimmick through the school network. But when I got this good with computers I was already at uni so such things lost their luster. Nowadays I would rather work in security and pentesting and get substantial amount of the adult green paper risk free. We get so boring with age don’t we. There’s nothing more boring than being a good, law obeying citizen but it is what it is if you have half a brain.
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That's awesome! And yeah, Linux Mint was a great choice. I assume you will be asked to do maintenance on these computers, and there should generally be less maintenance involved with Mint than other distros. And since it's a programming school, linux would be way better than windows. 👍
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I'm thinking of switching to Linux as my daily driver after trying it out both Fedora Workstation and KDE using Live USB, but I'm wondering if I should consider other distros besides Fedora. I've heard of openSUSE, is that decent? Not many people really mention them. Linux Mint is great, but I don't like Cinnamon all too much.
What's a good desktop-agnostic distro that lets you easily swap between the two?
edit: Woah, it seems that you're able to swap between DEs from the login manager as long as you install both. Okay then, new question, for a beginner friendly distro, should I go for Fedora, OpenSUSE, or something else?
edit 2: a bit more information about my device and my preferences...
On KDE Plasma vs GNOME, I would like to try both out and see which I like better long-term. KDE Plasma seems a bit more familiar (closer to Windows 10) whereas GNOME is a bit more different but I'm open to using either.
I'm running a laptop with an Intel i7-1360P. It's one of those 2-in-1 convertible 360 degree hinge laptops.
I would say I'm open to learning how to work with the terminal and customising the distro a bit, but I don't want to do anything too out of my scope. I don't want to spend too many hours setting it up, I'd rather have something that works mostly out of the box 😁
I want a stable distro as in I don't want to break my system after an update, but still want something up-to-date though. I'm open to rolling release distros, but to my knowledge those are usually less stable with more breaking changes than fixed release options.
edit 3: just installed Fedora Workstation and it works really well! Multi-touch with my trackpad works fine and everything runs smooth. File read/write speeds were also strangely a bit more consistent (on Windows it jumps between <100KB/s and 60MB/s whereas on Fedora it’s consistently around or over 45MB/s…weird…)
My only issue right now is that the touchscreen doesn’t work anymore, how do I install the drivers for that?
edit 4:
Touchscreen and even rotating the screen when the device works now after an update :DDDDD
I've decided to switch since nearly all the programs I use are either cross-platform (e.g. Inkscape) or have good Linux alternatives (e.g. Okular rather than SumatraPDF). The only hiccups I might get would be games, but I only really play a few retro games w/ emulators and just a couple games (the latter of which I've checked are all supported by Proton). Also, if I do run into issues with games, I can always just partition like 100GB for Windows and the rest for my distro of choice.
While pretty much any distro can do this, I will warn you that it's not the greatest idea. GNOME and KDE are both massive software suites and you'll have a lot of redundant programs, e.g. two GUI file managers. There are also some look and feel issues that might crop up with apps getting style hints from two places. Again, it's nothing super major, and it's been a while since I've done this so maybe it's improved, but any time I've tried I end up rolling back or reinstalling with only one big DE.
It's much less of an issue to have one big DE and then potentially several other more modular window managers, as those have much less opinionated payloads. I've got sway and hypr installed alongside GNOME.
I don't know what you mean by “A distro that allows you to easily switch between KDE and GNOME”, because any distro that has both should be able to easily switch between KDE and GNOME. As for user-friendly, something like Ubuntu or Mint, maybe Manjaro and Pop, EndeavourOS if you don't mind learning and don't mind using a terminal.
I want a more stable distro, so I'm not considering the rolling release options (like manjaro and EndeavourOS). I've also heard that not many people like Ubuntu because of snaps, why is that?
edit: are rolling release distros stable enough (e.g. will it randomly crash/have weird issues?) and is it possible/easy to roll back to a previous version if there's a breaking update
I’ve also heard that not many people like Ubuntu because of snaps, why is that?
Well, people don't like snaps for a number of reasons, because they are forced on users, bloated and slow, Canonicals themselves are quite shady, systemd, etc.
I would rather use several different types of packages than trust one that is tied to a shady company.
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Abandonnée après la révolution française, la toiture a disparu. La nouvelle croix a été installée en 1997, et depuis des habitants des environs viennent régulièrement entretenir les murs pour qu'ils ne s'écroulent pas. Mais il n'y a plus aucun rite religieux ici.
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i've been railing on the toxicity of fluoride for decades. crazy to see the government actually starting to do something about it now, although, i still have my doubts that any of this will stick.
there is a lot of inertia and nefarious reasons why it was introduced in the first place- reasons that people still can't admit
government will say oh we finally realized it's bad for you, but they won't admit that we've known that for over 100 years and it was always just put in the water to make you docile and sterilize you
it's like chemtrails. they finally admit they're "testing" something that's been going on for 30 years, ostensibly for global warming, but as far as i can tell, one of the real purposes of chemtrails relates to bouncing radar off this metallic nanoparticle layer after it disperses, but i'm still not sure about the full scope of it.
i think our governments know global warming is a hoax (since they're perpetrating it) and global warming is a cover story for a neo-feudal energy policy to impose austerity on us, and they just cram a lot of other neafarious behavior under the umbrella of global warming as an excuse
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there's a lot at stake with the trans issue and they know that the pharma and psych industry will come after those authors personally. in a perfect world i would definitely like to see authors listed. for where we are currently, with a bunch of deranged tranny terrorists running around firebombing things, claiming your words are literally killing them, i will let it slide until such time as we can get things back toward semblance of normalcy
Went to bed last night around 10:15pm last night. Went to sleep listening to "You're Dead To Me" a #history #podcast from #BBC #Radio4. Fell asleep probably within 15-20 minutes? Then as soon as the podcast was over I woke right back up! Gah! Fine. "Ok Google, play BBC #WorldService from the BBC." And then I almost immediately fell back to sleep. Until I woke up about 45 minutes before my alarm this morning. Then fell back asleep. Then woke up with my alarm.
It is crazy that my brain won't let me sleep unless there's noise or talking or something playing in the background!
I wonder if there is a neurological or psychological condition that causes this........
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TEHRAN, May 01 (MNA) – A pro-Palestine Iranian-French journalist, who was briefly arrested recently by French police for his activism, says he is determined to continue advocating for Palestinian rights, despite the harsh experience he endured.
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The same outfit now hosting two pro vaccine clowns shadowboxing RFMKultra Jr repeatedly hosted "science and reason" pseudo-discussions with non other than the likes of Sam Harris, Jordan Peterson, Richard Dawkins, etc etc in 2018
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