RT Sama Hoole (@SamaHoole)1860s: Cottonseed is toxic waste from textile mills. Contains gossypol (liver damage, infertility, heart dysfunction).Uses: Lamp oil, soap, machine lubricant. Not food. Literally poisonous.1911: Procter & Gamble patents hydrogenation. Liquid cottonseed oil becomes solid. They call it Crisco.Problem: Nobody wants to eat industrial waste.Solution: Marketing. "Healthier than lard!" (no evidence). Free samples. Recipe books.Still losing to butter and lard.1948: P&G donates $1.7 million ...

RT Robert Barnes (@barnes_law)Notice what's missing:0 about J6;0 about weaponization;0 about Covid accountability;0 about Deep State corruption.Hey @FBIDirectorKash -- being "the best cop evahhh" ain't what #MAGA prioritized. ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)From one of my comments at the second link:e "The key to this kind of endeavor is to forget about the specific structures that might exist (e.g. the various variations on Dyson spheres) and think about what we would actually see — surfaces. Surface [and illumination] engineering has some very specific but universal goals, especially involving thermal and optical efficiency (for heat radiation, illumination, reflection, etc.)The universal quest for efficiency should lead to some ve ...

From one of my comments at the second link:e "The key to this kind of endeavor is to forget about the specific structures that might exist (e.g. the various variations on Dyson spheres) and think about what we would actually see — surfaces. Surface [and illumination] engineering has some very specific but universal goals, especially involving thermal and optical efficiency (for heat radiation, illumination, reflection, etc.)The universal quest for efficiency should lead to some very blatant spectroscopic si ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)There's a ton of interesting organic chemistry that happens on the surfaces of comets and carbonaceous asteroids, due to ultraviolet interacting with methane etc., with the results of those reactions, and so on. I expect they'll find practically every simple molecule that exists in petroleum and living organisms, among many others, along with many complicated ones. That gets us little closer to explaining the wildly improbable configuration of LUCA -- so astronomically improbable ...

RT Evelina Hahne (@EvelinaHahne)Furthermore, the post that caused my account to be locked is also back. X stands up for free speech! ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)If aliens existed we could readily see copious surface engineering in galaxies: "The germs of existence [on] earth if they could freely develop themselves would fill millions of worlds in the course of a few thousand years"(Malthus)https://t.co/gvD4HsZqQ7https://t.co/i6tHV3lKGa ...

RT Chris Menahan 🇺🇸 (@infolibnews)Zionist billionaire Ron Lauder, head of the World Jewish Congress, says Sheldon Adelson "was the greatest influence the Jewish people had in the White House, not only in Trump's time, but in Biden's time—and all the other times."He was "a one-man State Department for Israel." https://t.co/Mln02jwtfU ...

RT Hunter Ash (@ArtemisConsort)@BallsRACurse You can find the sources linked in this article I wrote. https://t.co/3Y6psdTjiV ...

RT Hunter Ash (@ArtemisConsort)When I was in high school, I protested against anti-gay bullying in the name of Matthew Shepard. Years later, I learned that he was not killed in a hate crime. He was killed by fellow gay prostitutes, including a former lover, over a shipment of meth. I felt deeply betrayed.I felt the same sense of betrayal when I learned the truth about the AIDS epidemic. The story I was told was that public health authorities cruelly ignored the crisis because of homophobia. In reality, they ...