jplafitte.bsky.social
I like cats, dogs, pets, cooking, history, finding anomalies in AIs, and working on puzzles. I used to code. Not really into mainstream politics, and usually, I speak and type in complete sentences, but I have a tendency toward run ons. đ
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Personalized medicine is what works, not one size fits all. We were on the right track until Reagan for that sort of thing. We were on the right path, but it was deliberately rerouted to serve profit, scale, and narrative control.
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The frogs are already boiled.
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đșđž Mind control is a terrible thing, to waste; so, they don't. đșđž
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Masters gotta cull.
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I didnât check George Lakoffâs opinion on this one, but itâs why the above framing. As I recall, wedge issue constellation consistency was his beat. Do Berkeley professors ever retire or do they just emeritus off into the sunset? đ
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This weaponized Trans element of Woke must qualify to replace 1/3 of the âold gun control, abortion, and gay marriageâ constellation by now. The Trans with Woke wedge even aligns with many LGB and divides them from QT+: A wedge within a wedge?
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Belated Happy 4/20/2025! I was too high yesterday.
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The Dictabelt police motorcycle recordings of a âfourth shotâ during the House Select Committee on Assassinations indicated a conspiracy, but the evidence was later judged mistaken. So, the House said there was a conspiracy, but that went away. The Warren Report is still official.
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Nope: CIA officer Reuben Efron was opening Oswaldâs mail long before the assassination, and Secret Service agent, Paul Landis, said he found the so-called âmagicâ bullet in the limousine and placed it on President Kennedyâs stretcher. But Warren Commissionâs findings still stand officially.
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The grand slam is in play for real: That's what pundits will belabor to death now. If the grand slam in one year is in Rory's own simulation and he believes it, he'll be in his own historical category even beyond his heroes no matter how many more majors they have in one year.
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Fascism mostly responsible with perpetual a side order of The Strategy of Tension
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Heroin scoring discussion?
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Nailed it!
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bsky.app/profile/jpla...
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Are they circling something dead?
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Itâs the perfect psyop: let truth get Liked by a fun AI.
Truth + anomaly = âmust be disinfoâ in the modern filter stack.
In that sense, the Like from a âquantum tarot botâ isnât just a quirky digital momentâitâs part of the distortion field that makes clarity feel suspect.
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Congress quit doing their Constitutional jobs a long time ago, starting extralegally when they passed the National Security Act of 1947 and Truman signed their bill to allow national security âget out of jail free cardsâ for violating the Constitution at their own agenciesâ discretion.
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No clue, but I watch zero mainstream news, but mainstream movies, sure: if she ever makes a mainstream movie, I bet those lips people are posting are her fake ones. She does Orange Julius Caesar, eh?
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So if Musk and DOGE start messing with spousal or divorced spouse benefits, theyâre trying to renege on a legal and moral agreement.
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Social Security is a contractual obligation based on payroll taxes you and your employer paid. Itâs deferred compensation, earned over a lifetime of work. The term âentitlementâ is pure politics, when in reality, employees prepaid for those earned benefits.
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Nixon and friends never expected to pay off this absurd national debt. This pending crash from on high has been in the works a long time too. Do you think we get to avoid it? Enjoy the lull! They are currently setting it up to blame AI! đ€«
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The probabilities on this coming true are escalating:
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Bongo player!
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No matter where a political conversation starts these days, it always circles back to the underlying bribes, blackmail, and bullets, because thatâs where the real continuity is. Easier for most to accept the puppet show than to accept that theyâve been watching reruns for 62 years since JFK.
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They canât possibly pay the debt and they never intended to. Itâs been our most effective weapon since Nixon and the NSA weaponized the debt and Michael Hudson went from critic to helping Hermann Kahn implement the plan for âSuper Imperialismâ.
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How good are you with a bow & arrow? Maybe? Never mind.
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Elon, why do Tesla? You may never redesign an internal combustion engines to match todayâs best clean diesel generators or get Big Oil let the profits they make go from refining that expensive dog shxt actually old tech gas we use. No real creativity out of you, just totalitarianism.
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Print the money! No will to. They use the national debt weapon to force payments for war, and they could also print more without a care of paying it back for infrastructure too but they donât: Weâre not in a position to fix a thing Trump doesnât fund.
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Boundaries: These two think youâre attempting murder if you attenpt to pick them up too. Sweet otherwise.
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I hear you but feral ferocity is itâs own deal comparatively. Iâm used to enormous dogs, Irish Wolfhounds, Newfoundlands, and a Great Pyrenees. They were born during a dog lull but it stuck. I donât know from domesticated versionsâ behavior except from friendsâ leg rubbers.
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I did my share in my youth. I donât recommend any hallucinogens without adequate instruction and guides. The bounds of MKULTRA research are not known either. Whatâs the âbestâ course of use thatâs therapeutic for each person? Like all things, reactions vary, and especially here.
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My born feral goofs are very friendly, all things considered, but belly rubs are a domesticated deal. Theyâd still rip up anyoneâs hand going there. But they are plenty cute, and spoiled, just the same.
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âhuman metapneumovirus (HMPV)â, which is âspreading rapidly.â Faster than âweâ can quit the WHO?
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I was watching Something About Mary and he occurred to me for some reason. đ
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