MaskUp. Free Palestine. Mad that I wasted money on a Masters just to live in the dumbest possible timeline. Ex Cheerful Nihilist. Revolt or die.
In the last gasp of capitalism
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It's time to take personal accountability American citizens.
The first 8.7 minutes of every working hour of your life goes to pay Federal taxes and to keep the current Administration in power.
Choose.
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I was 13 years old at a doctors appointment by myself and the doctor put the tongue depressor too far down my throat and when I didn't gag he chuckled and said "I wish I had a girlfriend like you".
I didn't even understand what he meant until years later.
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A friend of mine just came back from Japan and remarked that she was initially baffled by how clean the city and all public spaces are, even though there are zero public rubbish bins anywhere, until she noticed all the locals putting their rubbish in their own
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Two years ago NASA scientist Peter Kalmus chained himself to a bank and cried on national TV about the coming climate crisis.
No one cared and now here we are.
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So once the billionaires take all our money are they just gonna buy the same 4 things from each other over and over or??? Like I don't get the end game of Capitalism if only like 12 people can buy things.
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A whole bunch of people in America are going to learn a whole lot about wet bulb temperature and the limits of the human body.
The upcoming surge in humidity will be unusually expansive and extreme — more than just normal summer weather.
For large swaths of the United States and Canada, the maximum dew point, a direct measure of peak humidity, is forecast to exceed the 90th percentile for the time of year (dark orange).
In some states, as well as southern Canada, it will likely break records (red).
As a meteorologist and science communicator, building trust means backing up forecasts with data and statistics — and going well beyond anecdotal evidence.
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pockets or purses. She said she was surprised at how a small social norm such as pocketing your own rubbish, could have such a large impact on public spaces.
This is how individual responsibility within a society is supposed to work. Each person accepts
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"The poisonous cloud of chlorine gas is absolutely safe during working hours and absolutely not safe during nonwork hours"
Earlier today Rockdale County evolved its guidance around the chemical plume, recommending folks in the county shelter in place from 7pm to 7am each night until Friday
The reason they gave was “weather and inversion in the evening”
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personal responsibility for the shared space and understands that by doing so it makes society better for all.
America could never.
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Humans were never meant to labor for 600 people to be rich. I'm not sure what there even is to argue about that.
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Human men are 7 times more likely to leave a wife who is terminally ill.
This crow couple has been together for more than 12 years. She broke her beak 8 years ago in a collision with a car.He has patiently fed her and loved her since. They have babies every year and she is an affectionate mother, and the entire flock protect her.
Living proof that compassion is not limited to humans 🥰
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Even if Covid is "just the flu" or "just a cold" what the hell kind of asshole purposely gives a cold or flu to other people? To newborn babies? To people with cancer? Like yall are some psychopaths fr
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I have a Masters degre, 15 years of teaching experience at the secondary level and post secondary level, and make $55,000 a year.
The money is there to pay teachers but the American public has decided it's better to pay cops.
I hate y'all.
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75% of the coral is bleached. 25% of fish will die. Global food production has declined by 15% in the last 12mos due to floods, drought, and/or fires. 45% of all insects (our main crop pollinators) gone in just the past 40yrs.
These are facts. What you believe is irrelevant.
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How pathetic is it that all we have to do is not go to work for like 30 days and ALL of this stops?
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It was 1986. Parents had to be reminded that they had children by a television commercial that came on at 10pm every night.
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Listen yall do NOT want to mess around with prions. Prions are infectious agents, not living organisms, that cause a group of fatal neurodegenerative diseases in humans and animals.
BREAKING
Wisconsin confirms that over 10% of its deer population is now infected with Chronic Wasting Disease
It’s a fatal prion disease.
First-time detections have now spread into multiple new counties.
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And all those Floridians fleeing the 2nd hurricane in a week are headed straight for the poisonous Chlorine gas cloud still hovering in Georgia.
America is so great.
#Biolab UPDATE | Rockdale County Chairman confirms this is still a "crisis." Chairman confirms the situation is not under control. EPA confirms they're dealing with "very hazardous chemicals." EPA said they're dealing with "uncontrolled chemicals" which aren't in containers.
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At what age is it considered embarrassing to still blame individual people for being poor and ignoring the systemic abuses by our government that is making everyone poor?
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Fuck all these "be careful" and "delete everything" posts!
Why are y'all complying in advance?????
FIGHT BACK RIGHT NOW
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The federal government should be paying the airlines to get people out. Wtf are our taxes even for????
The Department takes all allegations of airline price-gouging seriously. We are keeping a close eye on flights in and out of areas affected by Hurricane Milton to make sure airlines are not charging excessively increasing fares.
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For those of you who dispose of your rubbish responsibly, thank you.
For those of you who are angry that I used the word "rubbish", those of you who litter, or those who just commented racist BS, I hope you live the life you deserve and you're the reason America could never.
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I spent 15 hours on highways once trying to get out of Florida before a hurricane. I spent hundreds of dollars on gas and food just to get to my brother's house in Georgia.
Telling people to evacuate and then doing nothing to help is how people die in hurricanes.
Governments issuing “mandatory evacuation” orders and doing nothing to assist people with evacuation just so if they die you can throw up your hands & say “we told you to leave!” There is nothing salvageable about this country.
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I am convinced that the majority of the world is passively suicidal because everyone subconsciously understands that we are destroying ourselves and the entire Earth
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I stayed until 9pm at school tonight without pay, to present awards to my seniors. During the presentation the wireless mic kept going in and out. Another teacher came up to the podium and said "we think your mask (N95) is interfering with the mic signal". My guy you have not
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To the thousands of regular people who work at the CDC and all the other public health organizations that Trump just put a muzzle on, you know you don't have to comply right?
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Ebt was the only way I could get my children a birthday cake when they were younger.
You should be ashamed. Literally taking candy away from children.
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I'm not a conspiracy theorist but having migrant workers clean up dead H5N1 animals, then not paying for those migrants to isolate while infected with H5N1, seems like a great way to spread a new plague that our government can then blame on migrants.
* Update on H5N1: Things are Changing Fast *
from Lizzietraveler on TikTok @BettyB2007 #H5N1
vm.tiktok.com/ZMhCupC3B/ #BirdFlu #USA
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As a teacher who is Covid conscious I spend:
$30 every week on Covid tests
$15 every week on sanitizer and cleaners
$30 every two weeks on N95s
$120 every three months on HEPA filters for the classroom CR boxes
All to keep your kids and my self safer from Covid.
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One of the symptoms of H5N1 is "intense eye bleeding" in human infections so far. This pandemic will be visible.
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A stuent got roses today and after I smelled the bouquet and proclaimed how amazing the roses smell, 5 kiddos then smelled the bouquet and couldn't smell anything. They were amazed that I could smell the bouquet with a mask on. A whole generation who can't smell anything😵💫
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away, dont play with me. And yall in a not in any way shocking plot twist, the mic had not been charged and that's why it was cutting in and out.
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Lost it at a department meeting today because out of the 5 people in the room, 3 were open mouthed coughing up their lungs. What the fuck is wrong with yall?????
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No.
Billionaires take:
Labor profit from laborers who generate value that grossly exceeds wages.
Capital gains, tax breaks, subsidies, legal loopholes etc.
Large market shares, creating monopolies.
Billionaire money benefits billionaires. Taxes benefit all.
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seen me without a mask on in 4 years and you really think I'm going to take it off now??? In a room that has been packed with 100 people for 2 hours????
No. My actual response was "well I'm not taking it off so..."
Threw on my teacher voice and you could hear me from a block
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Pascal's Wager for Covid:
If I'm wrong I wore a mask in public for a few years 🤷
If you're wrong you were a willing link in the chain of disease transmission that has sickened, disabled, or killed millions of men, women, and children for the last few years.
I choose to mask.
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We are just batteries for the rich. They use our labor to power their lifestyles and discard us when we can no longer produce. The Matrix was right.
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Helium is a nonrenewable resource. If we run out of helium there will be no more LCD screens or MRI machines.
We put helium in balloons to make them float and then suck it down to talk funny.
Humans are not the smartest species on the planet.
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Your kids don't have to be so sick all the time. The federal government could install HEPA filters and germicidal UV radiation into every public school classroom. Hurting your kids is a choice.
Our latest paper on the efficacy of germicidal UV radiation just landed at Journal of Hazardous Materials. Thank-you JHM for a smooth peer review process.
doi.org/10.1016/j.jhazmat.20…
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They are not okay. They think the male gaze is the only thing that matters and that a pat on the head from the patriarchy is love.
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"Should we wear masks forever then???"
No because there are a lot of people out there actually still trying to solve the problem instead of crying and pretending there is no problem. We should mask until Science saves us again.
Researchers at California State University found that 2.5-3.5 GHz electromagnetic waves reduce SARS-CoV-2-like particle infectivity in 2 minutes by destabilizing the spike protein, suggesting a potential new virus control method.
biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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This is the "re-education camp" Octavia Butler wrote about in Parable of the Talents.
Y'all are going to have to get a lot more radical real fast.
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Covid is melting yalls brains and yalls brain are so melted yall don't even realize it.
We are so doomed.
Read that quote. Read it again.
Most people who suffered COVID infections have persistent cognitive deficits, but do not even realize or recognize the damage or the change in performance.
This is one of the key reasons people persist in believing COVID is no worse than a cold. They don’t even realize their brains have been damaged.
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*Mayim may not be the author. It doesn't change how fucking disgusting it is that she is promoting it and reading it to her child.
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Life is a frog, not a tadpole. You see how dumb you sound 🙄
This mustve hit hard with your equally dumb friends Doug 🙄 but on my posts we don't tolerate drivel from blue checks looking for a payout from billionaire Hitler.
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I had five kids in three different classes today so sick that they couldn't stop coughing and could barely keep their heads up.
Parents please don't send your sick kid to school. I don't deserve that and the other kids don't either.
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To anyone who gave birth to a child around 2020, it is NOT normal for your kid to be sick all the time. I am 50 years old and have had the flu maybe 5 times in my entire life.
Clean the air. Wear a mask. Save your kids.
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Students going on strike to save America while adults go to Starbucks.
LA STUDENT STRIKE DAY 5 -
RIGHT NOW: Pasadena High School has just joined the dozens of other schools all over LA that have staged walkouts throughout this week.
This is the 6th straight day of anti-ICE, immigrations rights protests in LA.
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I am a teacher and I cannot begin to tell you how much yall have damaged these kids.
CDC just told all schools to develop their own covid outbreak management programs for this fall and to be ready to mask up “when necessary”, and everyone thinks covid is over, all at the same time, they shirked a pandemic response onto your children’s schools shoulders, low key
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Remember 4 years ago when scientists warned us that repeat Covid infections would lead to a resurgence of a multitude of other ailments?
Scarlet fever.
Well done nonmaskers!
Woman diagnosed with Victorian disease after drinking in hot and packed pub mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/wo…
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At least three kids in every one of my classes today had "the stomach flu".
It's Covid. The new variant causes GI symptoms.
Keep your kids home when they are sick if you don't want your school to close down because all the teachers are sick.
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ALT The upper limit that humans could withstand was thought to be 95 F at 100% humidity, according to a 2010 study. New research out of Penn State University’s Noll Laboratory found that the critical limit is in fact even lower – 88 F at 100% humidity.
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Companies post ghost jobs so that you give them your contact information so that the company can sell your contact information.
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This is how the CDC is going to avoid the Covid lawsuits that are coming. They are going to tell us that all of the information was posted and it was our responsibility to know.
Here’s an entire thread of important information that has been quietly whispered over the years. You nailed it: When reality hits, the powers that be are going to point to ALL OF THIS & tell people the data was here, but the public chose You Do You.
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In 5 years every masker will be Einstein
COVID-19 survivors show signs of significant cognitive deficits which could become dementia even a year after having the virus.
They also have an increased risk of depression, anxiety and disrupted sleep. nature.com/articles/d44151-0…
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Please also keep in mind that factory farmed cows have federally mandated clean air standards in the United States but your children in schools and you at your job do not.
You and your kids are worth less than a cow.
Please keep in mind that hospitals are refusing to implement clean air standards because it would cost them too much money.
Your lives are not worth the cost for clean air to hospitals.
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Our principal just sent out an email to shut off all air purifiers if the "windows in a room are open because they don't work the way they should with the windows open".
🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄
It's too early to be this dumb.
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My spiciest take that is that the rise in poor impulse control over the last five years is due to Covid damaging the orbitofrontal cortex of the brain, the region that regulates impulse control and is supported by actual research.
My brother’s spiciest psychology take is that that the rise in poor impulse control over the last thirty years came from the success of anti-smoking campaigns, because cigarettes used to manage and cover ADHD and anxiety symptoms
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Covid
H5N1
H5N2
Climate Crisis
Flooding
Fires
Heat
AMOC collapse
Plastic Pollution
Microplastics
Food Crisis
Soil Degradation
Housing Crisis
Wealth Inequality Crisis
Genocide
Democide
One or more of these are why you feel the way you do right now.
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Yeah because we couldn't all agree to wear masks in public so that everyone could live.
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I had a new friend once who kept chucking her cigarette butts over the balcony railing. The next day when we left I shamed her into picking all of them up. Like its not that hard to be a decent person.
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A high school senior student told me today "I was afraid to come back to school after it reopened because I thought COVID was in the air but now I know it's not".
Y'all have ruined an entire generation of kids critical thinking skills, trust in Science, and their health.
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As a HS teacher I have watched kids futures being stolen from them in real time over the past 4 years.
I hope they never forgive you for the healthy life that you are stealing from them right now because it is 2024 and you KNOW that your kid shouldnt be sick all the damn time.
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5,000 Americans dead in a little over a month from Covid. If you are not masking in public, you are probably responsible for one of these deaths.
Stop the chain of transmission. Stop hurting other people. Stop being so selfish. Wear a mask in public.
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It's seriously fucked up that the Covid cost is being counted in dollar signs and not in lives ruined
Yale researchers analyzed data from 158 million US workers and found that even after the pandemic, COVID-19 continues to raise work absences by 13% and labor force exits by 13%.
The virus has created a new year-round baseline similar to flu season.
jamanetwork.com/journals/jam…
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Did you know that even mild C0VID infections damage your brain? Each infection. Every time.
The World Health Organization is the reason that you don't know that.
"It is therefore with great hope that I declare #COVID19 over as a global health emergency," said WHO Director General @DrTedros two years ago.
This decision was made over 1000 days after WHO first learned of the disease, during which the world was upended by the coronavirus.
While COVID-19 continues to circulate today, it is no longer the same threat it was previously. And yet, it continues to shape the reality of many. Among those who are the most affected are #longCOVID, or post COVID-19 condition, patients.
About 6 in every 100 COVID-19 patients develop this condition, with symptoms that last for months after the viral infection is over. Limited data tell us that fewer COVID-19 patients today develop these long-term symptoms, but every new infection presents a risk.
Read more about long COVID 👉bit.ly/4iU61tG
ALT Graphic by WHO. Title reads 'Did you know?' with an illustration of 20 human figures in two rows; 19 are black and 1 is white. Text below states: 'About 6 in every 100 COVID-19 patients develop long COVID.'
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I am willing to bet that a good portion of the United States will sacrifice their kids health before they admit they were wrong.
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Y'all are seriously fucking up your kids and I'm tired of pretending like you're not a piece of shit person for fucking up your kids.
Study: Long COVID risk in kids doubles after second infection chicagotribune.com/2025/09/3…
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Every single adult who refuses to wear a mask in public caused this. I hope you are ashamed.
Weekly measles cases have set a new record, according to figures published Friday by the CDC, topping the peak of an outbreak in 2019 that ranked as the worst since the 1990s. cbsn.ws/3Yw20Ep
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The third child just collapsed in class this week. It's Tuesday. Great job parenting your kids and keeping them safe yall.
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I am a teacher and I am watching students and other teachers drop like flies to Covid. I don't know one single person who has been able to get Paxlovid. Do you?
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I have worn a new N95 mask to teach in for 8 hours a day, every single day since 2020. No doctor on the planet should be saying it can't be done. This doctor should lose their license.
Once again nasty academics and medical professionals suggesting airborne infection control works and they know how to do it but they won’t bc it’s too annoying .
Not infecting and killing patients is too annoying.
Wrote about it here:
thegauntlet.news/p/hospitals…
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Remember when Covid conscious people told y'all that schools should install HEPA filters to mitigate viral transmission? It was like yesterday, and the day before, and the month before, and the year before that so you should remember.
JUST IN: Germany’s hospitals are running out of beds as flu rips through children.
The hardest hit are kids under 8, with school outbreaks and a surge in pediatric hospitalizations.
-Robert Koch Institute
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Honestly if you feel like you can't "live" with a mask on your face in public to save yourself and others from brain damage, disability, death, etc then your life is pathetically shallow.
I saw this tweet and it pisses me off. We aren’t afraid to live. It’s you who is afraid to live. Because if you knew the truth, you’d want better for the world too. But you are a coward and you rather look away as long as things are good.
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Continuing to wear a mask around other people has really driven home to me just how entitled other people feel to your body. My existence does not revolve around your gaze.
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Florida will get an influx of 8 million spring breakers over the next few months who will then fly back home.
Good luck everyone.
insidethemagic.net/2024/02/c…
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They really are just disappearing poor people
Confirmed today: ICE is taking unhoused people who are unable to produce documents from the street to fulfill their quotas. People too poor to have any documentation on them, unable to prove where they come from.
A human rights disaster in the process.
facebook.com/reel/6969070729…
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I do not consent to forced infection.
I do not consent to forced brain damage.
Neither should you.
The brain injury 1 year post-Covid hospitalization, systematically assessed with MRI (reduced grey matter), biomarkers, and cognitive deficits "equivalent in magnitude to aging from 50 to 70 years of age."
nature.com/articles/s41591-0…
@NatureMedicine @gkwood3 @BenedictNeuro @_brendan95 and colleagues
Findings in 351 cases and 2,297 matched controls point to immune-mediated basis
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Truvada is a combination of two antiretroviral drugs to treat and prevent HIV infection. It's also used to treat hepatitis B virus infection.
China is using it to treat people with Long Covid.
Only rich people "have the tools".
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Please keep in mind that hospitals are refusing to implement clean air standards because it would cost them too much money.
Your lives are not worth the cost for clean air to hospitals.
🚨 Research Alert 🚨
SARS-CoV-2 aerosols may remain in the air for up to 5 hours after a hospital room turnover, highlighting the need for stronger infection prevention measures.
🏥 This study underscores the importance of ventilation, PPE and air quality controls to protect healthcare workers and patients.
📖 Read the full summary: SARS-CoV-2 Aerosol Risk Up to 5 Hours After Hospital Room Turnover
🔗 Full study here: ajicjournal.org/article/S019…
(Link also in bio)
#COVID19 #InfectionPrevention #HealthcareSafety #AirborneTransmission #PublicHealth #SafeAir4All
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As a teacher, I could be infectious on any given day. I wear a mask in public to protect you.
You're welcome.
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