I think Ye is a lot smarter than me. He has some very ingenious propaganda intended to achieve very difficult things, and, while I am not in the target demographic, I am strongly in agreement with Ye, and think he is the right voice to reach that demographic with the message he is communicating. I deeply hope he is succeeding beyond his wildest dreams because I support what I believe are his motivations and intended results unreservedly.

I think he's a brave man, even sacrificial, and has a cryptic agenda I believe I understand that I suspect very, very few people do. He clearly dares much, and I think the cryptic nature of his agenda has enabled him to continue his good work. I'm trying very hard not to out him because I think only the cryptic nature of his work is preventing substantive opposition. The shoes know, but his enemies remain unsure, and this prevents their ability to oppose his agenda.

If you're underemployed you are entitled to unemployment insurance benefits, but your benefits are reduced from the maximum by such income as you do receive. If people are defrauding the unemployment insurance program, falsely claiming not to be working when they are, that is criminal, and should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. However I have been on unemployment and found part time work, which I faithfully reported. This part time work did not disqualify me from receiving benefits because it was insufficient income. I was not committing fraud, nor 'double dipping', but was reducing my insurance benefits by taking the work I could get. Obviously I don't any of the details of any of the 100k cases being discussed, but if a federal employee was cut, to say 10 hours a week, that may entitle them to unemployment insurance benefits, because 10 hours a week is ~1/4 of the income from a full time job, and unlikely to provide enough income to meet their needs.

The adherents of the cult of Scientism do view the actual scientific method as heresy, consider reason and judgment as blashphemy, and that article reveals just how deranged these zealots are.

USRTK (US Right to Know), a non-profit group that is very active using FOI requests to clarify US government policies, is researching Neonics as the likeliest explanation for the Bee die off.

Hmm. I built a new computer in 2020, but purchased a used video card with 8G of VRAM. I had thought using AI was well beyond my system's capabilities, but apparently things have changed.

Thanks!