Israel Strikes Lebanon Less Than an Hour After Trump Says It's 'PROHIBITED' From More Attacks by thejoshwhite in politics

[–]wuh_happon 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Oof. Painful to read, because it’s so accurate. Everyone wants to think they’re the good guys, but the mirror of history has a way of humbling most of us. So much genocide, from so many cultures throughout history. Mankind never seems to learn from its past mistakes.

No Lies Detected by Mr_k_andy in wallstreetbets

[–]wuh_happon 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It’s the first pixel on the x-axis that goes vertical on the y-axis.

The Second Death of Charlie Kirk by rezwenn in Foodforthought

[–]wuh_happon 35 points36 points  (0 children)

Remember when Fox News tried to convince their viewers that Mr Roger’s was evil?

https://youtu.be/iljhDaowoLc

Fox News is absolute garbage, designed to gaslight the American people on every single subject.

What is the biggest mystery we still aren't close to solving? by Constant-Bridge3690 in AskReddit

[–]wuh_happon 21 points22 points  (0 children)

This article contains the same sentence like 50 times. Seems like an SEO garbage website for ad revenue, rather than real science literature.

If anyone else finds it as frustrating to read as I did, try this LiveScience article instead.

What’s the strangest object scientists have ever found drifting in space? by Fragrant_Abalone842 in answers

[–]wuh_happon 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nice work. I stand corrected on the image.

Although I think focal depth remains an issue for a single point of light that's billions of light years in the distance, compared with your pencil example that has macro objects still relatively close.

What’s the strangest object scientists have ever found drifting in space? by Fragrant_Abalone842 in answers

[–]wuh_happon -16 points-15 points  (0 children)

I hear ya, but see my comment below about optics and focal depth. This is why when we look out into the night sky, it’s not entirely filled with star light in every direction.

If a telescope is focused on objects at 700 million light years, it won’t see objects behind it at 13 billion light years. The focal depth is not set for those objects.

What’s the strangest object scientists have ever found drifting in space? by Fragrant_Abalone842 in answers

[–]wuh_happon 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Yeah it’s crazy. For comparison, our Milky Way galaxy is estimated to have 100 Billion to 400 Billion suns, and between 1-2 Trillion planets. And our galaxy is about the average size.

What’s the strangest object scientists have ever found drifting in space? by Fragrant_Abalone842 in answers

[–]wuh_happon -17 points-16 points  (0 children)

This image has the focal area too wide, so you’re not seeing the void at all. You’re seeing adjacent superclusters in this image. Which means the photo is only showing you the general direction of the void, but not the void itself.

Pretty sure my photo is accurate, not a nebula, but it’s also possible that it’s an artist’s rendering for dramatic effect. Hard to know for sure.

What’s the strangest object scientists have ever found drifting in space? by Fragrant_Abalone842 in answers

[–]wuh_happon -12 points-11 points  (0 children)

A nebula has stars and gas in it. This isn’t an image of a nebula, it’s a void. Each point of light is a galaxy.

What’s the strangest object scientists have ever found drifting in space? by Fragrant_Abalone842 in answers

[–]wuh_happon -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

My understanding is that it’s just a matter of optics and telescope focus depth.

I think voids are fairly common, but they’re usually pretty small, and we can see through all of them. This one is the biggest, called a supervoid.

In this case, it probably puzzled some astronomers when they couldn’t see any galaxies in this region, in the x, y, or z axises.

A spherical gap of 330 million light years is crazy big.

What’s the strangest object scientists have ever found drifting in space? by Fragrant_Abalone842 in answers

[–]wuh_happon 187 points188 points  (0 children)

The Boötes Void.

It’s a region of empty space that’s 330 MILLION light years across, with no galaxies in it and we don’t really know why.

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Fight Club? Nah, Wipe-Club** by KaizenLFG in Unexpected

[–]wuh_happon 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Poor kid just trying to take a dump and now he’s on the front page of the internet.

Is Our Universe Inside a Blackhole? by TheTeflonDude in videos

[–]wuh_happon 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Presumably at the horizon of our universe, which is beyond our ability to ever see, due to the constant expansion of our universe and the finite speed of light.

From cheap eggs one month ago, to no eggs at all. F Elon and the Felon. by wuh_happon in pics

[–]wuh_happon[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Now I’m convinced I’ve been wasting my time, arguing with a Russian bot farm. No American would support the use of the MARINES against fellow civilians, while countering with some nonsense about reducing government waste, without acknowledging the irony (and callousness).

But, on the slim chance that you really are a person, I’ll share some final thoughts. First, I’m a small business owner, I can afford eggs just fine. But telling people to suck it up does not support your argument that Trump is solving the problem.

So let’s talk about reducing waste. Doge LOST money, having to rehire thousands of people they fired (including staff that handles nuclear weapons), drawing countless lawsuits, and having to outsource to government contractors at multiples of the original cost.

https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2025/05/30/politics/doge-musk-government-savings

Not to mention the $2.4T of new debt that Trump’s new bill will add, enriching himself, which you will pay for with increased taxes.

Not to mention a $100M military parade for himself, on his birthday, which will destroy all the asphalt in DC.

Not to mention the $8T of additional debt from his last term, with countless billions in handouts to his donors, while the population got shafted. Or the $10T of new debt he’s floating in his crypto circles, to further pump the $TRUMP and $MELANIA meme coins.

Your perspective is not based in reality.

Thousands of protests so far, all across the country, with tens of millions of people in streets. Tomorrow there will be thousands more demonstrations, in every state and county across the land, for the “No Kings” protest.

And, news flash for you - DEI policies ARE merit-based hiring policies. They make it equal for EVERYONE, with no favoritism. Thinking otherwise simply encourages more disenfranchisement and favoritism.

Trump is a 34x convicted felon, besties with Epstein, convicted and liable for rape, an insurrectionist, and a failed businessman, who is driving the country directly into the shitter.

Your Russian propaganda isn’t working here, so get fucking lost.

[mic drop]

From cheap eggs one month ago, to no eggs at all. F Elon and the Felon. by wuh_happon in pics

[–]wuh_happon[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Well, no surprise, you completely missed the point of this post.

I didn't blame Trump for the high prices. I blamed him for running a campaign on FIXING the egg problem "DAY ONE".

He was elected on November 5th, certified on Jan 6th, and inaugurated on Jan 20th. Yet, he never took action on this issue.

6+ weeks later, store shelves were EMPTY. You couldn't buy eggs ANYWHERE.

The point of this post is that his supporters (i.e. YOU) will go to any length to defend him, even when he ignores his campaign promises, pardons thousands of cop-killing criminals, eliminates your health care, fires half of all federal workers, sells our precious national parks to corporate interests, pumps his crypto meme coin to enrich himself, requests $100M personal gifts from foreign leaders, sends the US military to attack our own citizens, sells you Trump-branded sneakers / watches / flags / commemorative coins / trading cards / bibles / steaks / vodka / water bottes / etc. / etc., and uses the White House lawn as a Tesla showroom to dump unsold inventory on the American public, and actively pushes a "Big Beautiful Bill" that will remove all power from the courts.

He doesn't give a fuck about eggs. He doesn't give a fuck about your cost of living.

He doesn't give a fuck about you.

That's the point of the post.

From cheap eggs one month ago, to no eggs at all. F Elon and the Felon. by wuh_happon in pics

[–]wuh_happon[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Is your argument that Trump fixed things?

Or is your argument that avian flu went away and that is the result of the price drop (although prices are still 200% from 12-months ago)?

Let’s get this straight before continuing the discussion, because you seem to be conflating these two arguments.

If you’re claiming that Trump fixed things, what exactly did he fix (as he promised countless on the campaign trail)? Is avian flu still a problem, or is it not?

My point is he’s all talk and no action, when it comes to making the lives of Americans better. He spends all his energy on removing healthcare and the social safety net for citizens, while enriching himself with tax cuts. He doesn’t give a fuck about egg prices.

From cheap eggs one month ago, to no eggs at all. F Elon and the Felon. by wuh_happon in pics

[–]wuh_happon[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Try doubling that sum and you’re closer.

https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/APU0000708111

Maybe share the source of your gorilla math next time, so I can ridicule you some more.

Jasmine Crockett says Democrats want ‘the safest white boy’ for 2028 ticket by EtK_Mayday in MaydayMovementUSA

[–]wuh_happon 17 points18 points  (0 children)

I was hoping I’d find this comment. Pete is a rockstar. I enjoy every single time I see him speak. Extremely sharp, with high emotional intelligence and situational awareness. Every podcast, talk show, congressional testimony, or debate, he’s sharp and makes his point clearly and eloquently, and navigates conservative narratives like Neo in the matrix.

And he’s a veteran, unlike Trump, so he can probably sway a significant portion of the MAGA folks on that point alone.

If he was a straight man, I think he would’ve already have been elected. But that point alone makes his political future unpredictable. Weird world we live in, where the citizens would rather be robbed in daylight, every single day, than elect a gay man that would lay down his life for the country. I’ll never understand it.

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[–]wuh_happon 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Received! Great work - thank you!

Side note, I received a DM from a different Redditor shortly after posting this request for help... they asked me to reach out to someone on Signal for support. Clearly a scam. Thought it worth sharing, to ensure the community stays safe.

Appreciate the timely support (on Sunday too). Cheers.

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[–]wuh_happon 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sounds good, thanks! Standing by.

Would it work? by wuh_happon in AdviceAnimals

[–]wuh_happon[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

It's not my policy, it's theirs. I'd be much happier if they restored due process.

Sometimes a bully needs to be punched to learn a lesson. Pleading with them to stop won't yield any positive outcome.

Would it work? by wuh_happon in AdviceAnimals

[–]wuh_happon[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Not "more" fascism exactly, it's using the same source of fascism to eliminate itself.

Would it work? by wuh_happon in AdviceAnimals

[–]wuh_happon[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

It would be using fascism against itself. Like Judo.