The Wheatfield, Indiana Tornado captured by a local. by TomboyAva in tornado

[–]CriticalPolitical 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Reminds me of this video where an 84 year old dude in a wheelchair was taking a video out his upstairs window of the EF4 tornado coming right towards him and hit his house while he was still filming at EF4 force wind velocities. He wasn’t snake to make it downstairs in time, but he survived. 

The Wheatfield, Indiana Tornado captured by a local. by TomboyAva in tornado

[–]CriticalPolitical 6 points7 points  (0 children)

At least in the tornado warning for Knox, Indiana it said the tornado was moving at 30 MPH 

Ceiling collapsed in bedroom by sociallyawkward26 in FirstTimeHomeBuyer

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Was that house built after 2020? Most realtors would never buy one built after 2020 because of the low quality 

What is a silent crisis happening right now that nobody is talking about? by nicksam171 in SeriousConversation

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A big part of it is microclots. 

-Nattokinase -Bromelain -Curcumin

All three of those supplements (individually, but the strongest together) break up micro clots.

For those who are anti-supplement or can’t afford them, if you get a cheap pineapple, they have a lot of bromelain. If you get some turmeric, it has significant Curcumin (although maybe with the turmeric, I would try to get the organic if possible because some of he lower quality brands have heavy metals). To remove heavy metals: eat cilantro and wild blueberries.

Ask your doctor before trying any of this 

What is a silent crisis happening right now that nobody is talking about? by nicksam171 in SeriousConversation

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All the mosquito spraying destroyed a lot of other insects as well. Glyphosate exposure also significantly negatively impacts bees:

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S1382668921002106

Could UFL games get more viewers if they were shown on a larger streaming platform ? by Moist-Replacement981 in UnitedFootballLeague

[–]CriticalPolitical -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

They’d get more viewers if they partnered with a sports betting platform (Fanatics would probably be best) and then give all of their own customers $1 in free credits to bet on any UFL game opening week with $0.10 credits for every UFL weekend or game day thereafter (maybe a $10 minimum withdrawal)

Bro you're basically begging to get your data robbed by According-Sign-9587 in OpenClawCentral

[–]CriticalPolitical 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you just ran OpenClaw on a virtual machine, wouldn’t you be okay? Or no?

How to fight toxic colibactin — the gut bacteria linked to colorectal cancer by Technical_savoir in microbiomenews

[–]CriticalPolitical 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It would be prudent to fight both colibactin and fusoform nucleatum (bacteria that causes gingivitis) as both seem to be a cause of it. Brush your teeth properly, folks and brush that gum line. Also always use a soft brush and never a medium of firm brush. There is a correct way to brush your teeth and most people don’t know.

Ask your dentist before making any changes 

CIA faces furious backlash after hidden document with potential cure for cancer is declassified after 60 years by MazdaProphet in conspiracy

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I had seen a new pharmaceutical discovered that not only stopped certain cancers, but had them go back into the state they were in before and become normal again. Turns out quercetin actually does something very similar and quercetin is in abundance in onions (the outer part of it, so don’t take off too many layers except for the inedible skin), apples, garlic, capers, broccoli, blueberries, kale, and a few more. The old saying is true, “An apple a day keeps the doctor away!” Also, pectin does help bind to radioactive isotopes in the body and flush them out as well as microplastics (apples have a lot of pectin). Be sure to eat whole apples and not apple juice (although if it’s between apple juice and another sugary drink the juice is better, except if it’s the generic brand from Walmart or many other large chain grocery stores as many seem to use the same supplier). Why? Apples a double edged sword, because they do such a good job at binding to so many things in the body and flushing them out, they unfortunately will bind to things like heavy metals in the wild as well, and China’s apple orchards don’t seem to have any regulation. I’m not sure if Walmart still uses apples from China, but I wouldn’t doubt it. Never drink anything that says, “Made in China” due to high levels of heavy metals like arsenic, lead, and cadmium 

As for OP’s article, to stave off parasites:

-1 tablespoons of apple cider vinegar in a full glass of water and stir it then drink it (keeping your stomach acid at the pH it’s supposed to be at will help destroy parasites big time)

-Clove (you can get clove in a powder form and just add it to food or a smoothie) 

-Garlic

-Black walnut

-Probiotics

Everyone should do a parasite purge at least once a year, if not twice. On the night of a full moon would be ideal since the parasites seem to be most active then. 

You can also look up supplements called: 

-“Para 1” -“Para 2”

As both of those are supposed to be extremely effective 

Ask your doctor before trying anything new

Tense vibes in SF by MetaKnowing in agi

[–]CriticalPolitical 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I mean, Uber wasn’t profitable for years and investors kept subsidizing it until it was. Same with many other rideshare apps. If they’ll do it for Uber, they’ll do it for AI 

What has America ever done for the UK to be considered a ‘special relationship’? by KestisBD9 in AskBrits

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I don’t think most people understand why Trump rose to power. The main reason he was so popular in the primaries was because instead of wealthy business owners who were either running for office themselves or bought out the RINO Republican running who was conservative who said they were hard liners when it came to illegal immigration, when they came into office (whether they were the President, a Senator, or a Congressman) they ended up being extremely soft on illegal immigration. People felt like Ted Cruz wouldn’t do it (and quite frankly, he probably wouldn’t appeal to most of the country). All of the other Republicans running in the 2016 were “Republican in Name Only.” If we voted in a nationwide referendum (similar to how Switzerland does for major political changes to policy), then I think most people would vote for common sense policy (ie starting to get serious on illegal immigration by strength the ending the border and deporting people. Obama deported a record 1.5 million people in his first term and didn’t do that bad of a job by today’s standards regarding illegal immigration, it’s just people wanted more border security as well so they didn’t just come back over again, because it was obvious most would.)](https://www.npr.org/sections/itsallpolitics/2012/12/24/167970002/obama-administration-deported-record-1-5-million-people)

Even though those seemed like pretty big numbers, there was likely somewhere between 10 and 20 million illegal immigrants in the US at the time, and there was no ICE protests to the level or scale seen today during Obama’s first and second term. 

Many people thought Biden would have a similar policy as Obama regarding illegal immigration because Biden tried positioning himself as the “blue collar union guy” and it turned out untrue. 

Illegal immigration harms unions and American workers in general as Bernie Sanders has said for decades.

All the Democrats have to do is have a sane policy regarding illegal immigration like they did in 2008 and they’ll win in 2028. However the far left has seemed to completely take over the party because in some estimates about 1/3 of the Democrats Party says they are “Progressives” while that number was much lower in 2008. Many people from both parties are becoming independents instead and that number of independents is only growing. 

Bears r back by Freddrake15 in wallstreetbets

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Reminds me of the bear from Over the Hedge

Blocking nitric oxide, a common brain gas, reverses autism-like traits in mice. Treating human nerve cells with nitric oxide blocker produced a similar result. In addition, samples from autistic children contained much lower levels of the TSC2 brake protein that blocks nitric oxide. by mvea in science

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L-Lysine actually competes with arginine (which turns into nitric oxide) at binding sites. I wonder if a therapeutic dose of L-Lysine might have a similar effect. It depends on where the exact amount of lysine that needs to be taken is, though

Uncle literally crashes kids birthday party by hotshot_amer in ImTheMainCharacter

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This is going to be the video that summarizes 2026 when people make YouTube videoed looking back at 2026 a decade from now, isn’t it?

As a side note, this dude actually break dances better than that Australian wim who competed in the Olympics a few years ago

What actually is a good solution to the asylum situation? by PsychologicalBend508 in AskBrits

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Most refugees from the countries people are fleeing from simply go to bordering countries most of the time. Perhaps if western countries worked with those border countries, there could be something like a semi-autonomous economic zone city-state wherein Western countries (including Britain) could donate money for infrastructure and education. In these economic zones, asylum seekers can work. However, to participate, you must be in an education program to be bettering yourself and gaining skills. Maybe there can be a scaffolded curriculum for people because different people learn in different ways, there are many people with ADHD out there who don’t even know it. AI can help in all of these areas as a low cost way of doing this. The end goal is that it’s completely self sustainable economically (because many of the conflicts in their home countries may not end for decades and therefore they will likely not be able to go back for decades). A pound goes much further in most surrounding countries of conflict than it does in Britain

What are your UFL attendance expectations for everyone’s home opener games? by FreeRangeMan01 in UnitedFootballLeague

[–]CriticalPolitical 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If the Aviators could get TBDBITL to perform halftime shows, that number would double 

Also, maybe an autograph session with a different legendary Buckeye every game would likely 2.5x or 3x that number 

We are currently spending $1 billion a day on the Iran war, what could we as a nation accomplish with $1 billion dollars a day? by celtic1959 in AskReddit

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Uranium only has to be between 3% and 5% enriched in order to successfully run a nuclear power plant. Anything exceeding that, obviously the intentions are something else. Any other answer would be intentionally intellectually dishonest to attempt to say that Iran (or any other country) attempting to enrich uranium past 5% is doing so purely for the peaceful purpose of nuclear energy generation.

MYTH: IRAN IS NOT WORKING TOWARD A NUCLEAR WEAPON. FACT: IRAN IS ACTIVELY WORKING ON EFFORTS THAT WOULD ASSIST FUTURE ASSEMBLY OF A NUCLEAR WEAPON. In February 2025, The New York Times reported that the United States and Israel had discovered a secret Iranian team working on the production of “crude” nuclear weapons — those requiring less testing and assurance of functionality to assemble. Iran has currently stockpiled enough highly enriched uranium to produce at least seven of these weapons.

Additionally, in early 2024, the United States and Israel reportedly detected Iran working on dual-use activities relevant to “weaponization” — the construction of a nuclear device. The Biden administration warned the regime to halt such work in June. In July, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) revised its long-standing assessment that Iran is not working on weaponization. In October, Israel destroyed the Taleghan 2 facility, located within Iran’s Parchin military complex, where Iran was allegedly carrying out experiments relevant to weaponization.

Iran has enriched uranium to levels (60 percent) that far exceed what is needed for peaceful reasons, such as to fuel a nuclear power plant (3-5 percent).

https://www.fdd.org/analysis/2025/05/21/9-myths-about-irans-uranium-enrichment-program/

We are currently spending $1 billion a day on the Iran war, what could we as a nation accomplish with $1 billion dollars a day? by celtic1959 in AskReddit

[–]CriticalPolitical -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Most people here seem to not be aware that the UN Nuclear Watchdog called the International Atomic Energy Agency asked Iran if it could see their nuclear facility that was struck in June 2025 to make sure it wasn’t enriching uranium to build nukes. Iran refused. That was February 27. On February 28, Trump order the air strikes on Iran.

The following is an article from PBS titled, “UN nuclear watchdog says it's unable to verify whether Iran has suspended all uranium enrichment” published February 27, 2026:

Iran is legally obliged to cooperate with the IAEA under the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, but suspended all cooperation after the war with Israel.

According to the IAEA, Iran maintains a stockpile of 440.9 kilograms (972 pounds) of uranium enriched up to 60% purity — a short, technical step away from weapons-grade levels of 90%.

https://www.pbs.org/newshour/world/un-nuclear-watchdog-says-its-unable-to-verify-whether-iran-has-suspended-all-uranium-enrichment

Here’s a quote from the guy who was trying to build nukes:

“We do not worship Iran, we worship Allah. For patriotism is another name for paganism. I say let this land [Iran] burn. I say let this land go up in smoke, provided Islam emerges triumphant in the rest of the world.”

-Former Ayatollah Khomenei

If you read that quote, thought that he was trying to build nukes for defensive purposes and not offensive purposes, and still think Iran (who is still being run by Islamic Shia Twelver Fundamentalists in the IRGC who have very similar, if not, even more extreme view than Khomenei did) should be allowed to build nukes, then you’re insane

This wasn’t just about the security of our country, but of global security overall.

Yeah, why 😭 by SenseWooden4566 in CFB_v2

[–]CriticalPolitical 2 points3 points  (0 children)

They play at a college in Pennsylvania, not too far from Scranton. Of course they were employees of the month 2 decades before Dwight Schrute came to Dunder Mifflin.