It’s exhausting. That’s part of their strategy.

How could corrupt officials use this? I’m struggling to imagine how.

Apple’s WebKit (WebCore+JavaScriptCore) was originally a fork of KHTML/KJS. They shared at the beginning but not very well. They eventually opened up their source and made changes that were more friendly to other developers. A lot of browsers and embedded renderers use WebKit, now, besides Safari and KDE based ones.

Google forked WebCore for Chromium. I don’t think they share a codebase, anymore. Edge, Opera and many embedded renderers use Chromium.

Anyway, I just think it’s interesting that most every browser out there is descended from KHTML.

Yeah, it’s a shit argument bordering on sealioning.

Doctors are not scientists.

I was with you until this. Doctors are scientists. That doesn’t mean all of them are good scientists. Some, like Vinay Prasad, are bad scientists and bad doctors—he’s more podcaster and political hack than doctor.

Most medical research is done by MDs. Even doctors that are purely clinicians have extensive scientific training. It’s absurd to say, “doctors are not scientists.”

“Some Children May Have Died”

Then provides no solid evidence that any of the purported deaths were from the vaccine. Claims scientists have to allow for the possibility when every case was examined and no conclusive evidence was found to link the vaccine with the deaths.

What’s next? Geographers have to be open to the possibility that the earth is flat? Physicists should allow for the chance that perpetual motion is possible? Atheists really should say their prayers, you know, just in case?

The Atlantic really likes to ride that centrist rail.

This article violates rule #2 (“credible sources”) of this community. Everyone should report it.

Which is a weird thing to bring up when the topic is scientists who were curious and solved a problem.

The ‘funny’ thing is that it’s a direct path to failure. What made the USA so great in the mid 20th century was the massive investment in science and technological progress. They even made movies where scientists were the heroes.

This is the heel draggers trying to wrest control because they don’t want to be left behind by progress—ignoring that they’ll be pulled forward with the rest of society. Religion is a big part of that because that’s how a great many people make sense of the world. The science and theory are beyond their ken so they feel like they have no control as things progress.

Look at what Thiel is doing. He’s trying to mix religion with AI and information technology not because he believes in it but to get the religiously-bound minds to back his machinations.

You’re right that fascism wants less education but it also wants technological superiority. Nazi Germany backed science that built the V2 and more. The overall reduction in scientific progress has roots in conservative resistance to social change. Religion is a big part of that.

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Hey, at least no one was slammed.

I don’t think anybody needs this. Hypochondriacs are the only market I can see.

Really is bizarre how common that is.

Trump Administration’s Top Nuclear Scientists

Which right-wing podcasters are those?

It’s sounds a little batshit crazy to me. I’m afraid we’re going to find out this is just some insane Florida shit. Then, Trump will definitely blame Democrats and use it to claim all Epstein stuff is just a smear.

I guess if your priority is a cloud service that’s not American, Proton is the choice.

I feel like they are becoming just another OneDrive/iCloud/Google Drive. It’s still a lot trust in one company.

Can we get posts that are more than just screenshots of Reddit or Tweets?

OK, but only if the bigots promise to go vegan. ^/s

I bet the ICE training videos are all YouTube Shorts.

CBS has been completely captured. It’s owned by Larry Ellison’s son now and the person in charge of news is a right wing, Zionist toadie.

It’s de-facto state-run media at this point.