正在加载视频...

视频加载失败

加载此视频时出现问题。这可能是由于临时网络问题，或视频可能不可用。

100,000% natural

Interesting AF

2,608,572 subscribers

151,148 次观看 • 4 个月前 •via X (Twitter)

艺术教育科学技术

Anya Rossi• Live Now

Private livecam show

0 条评论

暂无评论

原始帖子的评论将显示在这里

相关视频

Natural Language to SQL is really powerful. Built to let anyone query the census database with just natural language. "cities with a population over 100,000 and lowest crime" "highest income areas in california" code is open-source and linked below

Natural Language to SQL is really powerful. Built to let anyone query the census database with just natural language. "cities with a population over 100,000 and lowest crime" "highest income areas in california" code is open-source and linked below

rahul

567,427 次观看 • 3 年前

Maya Higa broke down into tears after Jacksepticeye donated $100,000 to Alveus Sanctuary a non-profit wildlife sanctuary and virtual education center ❤️ provides permanent homes to non releasable exotic animals, and teaches millions of viewers globally about the natural world

Maya Higa broke down into tears after Jacksepticeye donated $100,000 to Alveus Sanctuary a non-profit wildlife sanctuary and virtual education center ❤️ provides permanent homes to non releasable exotic animals, and teaches millions of viewers globally about the natural world

yoxic

717,208 次观看 • 2 个月前

Venezuela is facing one of the biggest natural disasters in human history Over 100,000 people have lost their lives after massive earthquakes of magnitudes 7.5 and 7.2 Thousands of houses have collapsed Thousands of people are trapped under the rubble Pray for Venezuela. 💔🙏

Venezuela is facing one of the biggest natural disasters in human history Over 100,000 people have lost their lives after massive earthquakes of magnitudes 7.5 and 7.2 Thousands of houses have collapsed Thousands of people are trapped under the rubble Pray for Venezuela. 💔🙏

Baba Banaras™

97,790 次观看 • 24 天前

20 years ago, Hurricane Katrina became the most costly natural disaster in U.S history, devastating New Orleans. While 100,000 people never returned to the city, those who did are determined to keep striving. Michelle Miller met with one woman whose efforts to transform a vital wetland are at the heart of rebuilding.

20 years ago, Hurricane Katrina became the most costly natural disaster in U.S history, devastating New Orleans. While 100,000 people never returned to the city, those who did are determined to keep striving. Michelle Miller met with one woman whose efforts to transform a vital wetland are at the heart of rebuilding.

CBS Saturday Morning

21,902 次观看 • 10 个月前

"The President has given a direct mandate that we should immediately deploy about 100,000 kits. We are working with many other stakeholders to incentivise and get these kits into the market quickly, enabling a lot of vehicles and tricycles to be converted so that people can access gas." - Barrister Ismael Ahmed Barr. Ismaeel Ahmed OON, Chairman, Presidential Compressed Natural Gas Initiative (PCNGi).

"The President has given a direct mandate that we should immediately deploy about 100,000 kits. We are working with many other stakeholders to incentivise and get these kits into the market quickly, enabling a lot of vehicles and tricycles to be converted so that people can access gas." - Barrister Ismael Ahmed Barr. Ismaeel Ahmed OON, Chairman, Presidential Compressed Natural Gas Initiative (PCNGi).

Office of the SA on Social Media to PBAT🇳🇬

98,255 次观看 • 4 个月前

New Humanoid Alert: Shenzhen-based Kinetix AI has unveiled Kai, “the most human-like humanoid yet.” Key Features: - 173 cm (5'8"), 70 kg (154 lb), 115 whole-body DoF - 36 DoF per hand (excuse me?!) - Full-body tactile skin covering 80%+ of the body - 1.7 kWh semi-solid-state battery, 2 hours jogging, 20 kg (44 lb) dual-arm payload The core AI is the “K World Model,” trained on 100,000+ hours of natural first-person human data collected via the lightweight 'Kai Hello' headband.

New Humanoid Alert: Shenzhen-based Kinetix AI has unveiled Kai, “the most human-like humanoid yet.” Key Features: - 173 cm (5'8"), 70 kg (154 lb), 115 whole-body DoF - 36 DoF per hand (excuse me?!) - Full-body tactile skin covering 80%+ of the body - 1.7 kWh semi-solid-state battery, 2 hours jogging, 20 kg (44 lb) dual-arm payload The core AI is the “K World Model,” trained on 100,000+ hours of natural first-person human data collected via the lightweight 'Kai Hello' headband.

The Humanoid Hub

51,385 次观看 • 2 个月前

🚨WATCH: iShowSpeed reflects on his Africa tour while on a safari in the Okavango Delta, admitting he’s only 10% in but already regrets not coming sooner. He opens up about how fame pushed his dopamine so high that it became hard to feel excitement — until Africa changed that. He talks about the natural lifestyle, the love he’s received, the joy people find in simple things, real organic food, and says he hasn’t felt this genuinely happy since hitting 100,000 subscribers on YouTube

🚨WATCH: iShowSpeed reflects on his Africa tour while on a safari in the Okavango Delta, admitting he’s only 10% in but already regrets not coming sooner. He opens up about how fame pushed his dopamine so high that it became hard to feel excitement — until Africa changed that. He talks about the natural lifestyle, the love he’s received, the joy people find in simple things, real organic food, and says he hasn’t felt this genuinely happy since hitting 100,000 subscribers on YouTube

richo

2,040,785 次观看 • 6 个月前

🇺🇸 FLORIDA OFFICIALLY BEGINS CONSTRUCTION ON 'ALLIGATOR ALCATRAZ' MIGRANT CAMP Deep in the Everglades, construction is underway on Florida’s massive new migrant detention center. Nicknamed 'Alligator Alcatraz', the site will hold up to 5,000 migrants starting next month in tents and trailers at an abandoned airfield. State officials say the surrounding swamps, gators, and snakes act as natural barriers. DHS estimates the project will cost $450 million per year, largely covered by FEMA. Trump’s administration is pushing to expand capacity to 100,000 beds nationwide as ICE custody numbers hit a record 60,000. Source: NBC

🇺🇸 FLORIDA OFFICIALLY BEGINS CONSTRUCTION ON 'ALLIGATOR ALCATRAZ' MIGRANT CAMP Deep in the Everglades, construction is underway on Florida’s massive new migrant detention center. Nicknamed 'Alligator Alcatraz', the site will hold up to 5,000 migrants starting next month in tents and trailers at an abandoned airfield. State officials say the surrounding swamps, gators, and snakes act as natural barriers. DHS estimates the project will cost $450 million per year, largely covered by FEMA. Trump’s administration is pushing to expand capacity to 100,000 beds nationwide as ICE custody numbers hit a record 60,000. Source: NBC

Mario Nawfal

114,097 次观看 • 1 年前

During budget meetings in March, council directed the city manager, Niki Anderson, to find $1.55M in cuts in order to give residents a .5% mill rate reduction. On April 26 Niki produced a controversial list which included major cuts to dust control, mosquito control, downtown washrooms, and cancelling the City Hall Christmas light event. On April 29th Niki suddenly went on leave. On April 30th council appointed Jim Nicol as acting city manager, and he promptly fired Niki’s chief of staff, executive assistant, and the director of indigenous affairs. That same day Jim promised to give council different options to find the required $1.55M in savings. Today Jim Nicol presented those options and council approved a list which doesn’t effect dust control, mosquito control, downtown washrooms, or the Christmas light event. - General carbon tax savings for utilities ($600,000) - Utility cost savings for natural gas ($100,000), - Reducing the general revenue transfer to the city's transit fleet reserve ($500,000) - Deferring workplace improvements (100,000) - Deferring city facility upgrades and retrofits ($100,000) - Reducing the frequency of custodial services ($80,000) - Deferring SCADA cyber security audit (Phase 2) ($26,000) - Reducing mosquito control service ($44,000)

During budget meetings in March, council directed the city manager, Niki Anderson, to find $1.55M in cuts in order to give residents a .5% mill rate reduction. On April 26 Niki produced a controversial list which included major cuts to dust control, mosquito control, downtown washrooms, and cancelling the City Hall Christmas light event. On April 29th Niki suddenly went on leave. On April 30th council appointed Jim Nicol as acting city manager, and he promptly fired Niki’s chief of staff, executive assistant, and the director of indigenous affairs. That same day Jim promised to give council different options to find the required $1.55M in savings. Today Jim Nicol presented those options and council approved a list which doesn’t effect dust control, mosquito control, downtown washrooms, or the Christmas light event. - General carbon tax savings for utilities ($600,000) - Utility cost savings for natural gas ($100,000), - Reducing the general revenue transfer to the city's transit fleet reserve ($500,000) - Deferring workplace improvements (100,000) - Deferring city facility upgrades and retrofits ($100,000) - Reducing the frequency of custodial services ($80,000) - Deferring SCADA cyber security audit (Phase 2) ($26,000) - Reducing mosquito control service ($44,000)

Just Bins

16,298 次观看 • 1 年前

Greenland was ice-free 100,000 years ago, when CO2 was at pre-industrial levels. Scientists have known this for decades. Nuuk, the island's capital, hasn't warmed in a century. Since the 1990s, the island has actually been cooling. Back during the Medieval Warm Period, western Greenland was 2C warmer. In fact, ice cores reveal Greenland is colder today than for most of the past 10,000 years. Melt runoff is far lower than climate models claim, as much as 58% less. And most recently, snowfall during the 2024-25 season came in far above the long-term average. Greenland's ice tells a story of natural cycles, not man-made catastrophe.

Greenland was ice-free 100,000 years ago, when CO2 was at pre-industrial levels. Scientists have known this for decades. Nuuk, the island's capital, hasn't warmed in a century. Since the 1990s, the island has actually been cooling. Back during the Medieval Warm Period, western Greenland was 2C warmer. In fact, ice cores reveal Greenland is colder today than for most of the past 10,000 years. Melt runoff is far lower than climate models claim, as much as 58% less. And most recently, snowfall during the 2024-25 season came in far above the long-term average. Greenland's ice tells a story of natural cycles, not man-made catastrophe.

Electroverse

63,142 次观看 • 7 天前

10,000 Point of Lay African Giant Snails in a 300 Square Meter Artificially Created Natural Habitat In the Next One Year, this stock will grow to between 60,000 to 1,000, 000 snail population We have so far done 6 units of this 300 Square Meter Eco system We plan to grow it to 100 centres within the next 2 years The Price of a liter of the raw extract of the snail slime ranges from N40,000 to N570,000 An Ecosystem of 10,000 giant snails will yield 120 to 240 liters of slime per annum 100,000 Giant snails will give you 1,200 liters to 2,400 liters This is a cash cow SEFAPCOL...WE FEED THE NATIONS Whats app 09090900989

10,000 Point of Lay African Giant Snails in a 300 Square Meter Artificially Created Natural Habitat In the Next One Year, this stock will grow to between 60,000 to 1,000, 000 snail population We have so far done 6 units of this 300 Square Meter Eco system We plan to grow it to 100 centres within the next 2 years The Price of a liter of the raw extract of the snail slime ranges from N40,000 to N570,000 An Ecosystem of 10,000 giant snails will yield 120 to 240 liters of slime per annum 100,000 Giant snails will give you 1,200 liters to 2,400 liters This is a cash cow SEFAPCOL...WE FEED THE NATIONS Whats app 09090900989

OBIARAERI, Nnaemeka Onyeka.

27,153 次观看 • 7 个月前

Canada is on the verge of surpassing 100,000 assisted suicides. That number exceeds the country's entire World War II death toll. 🇨🇦 This is MAiD (Medical Assistance in Dying). Track 1 applies to those whose natural death is reasonably foreseeable. Track 2 is where it gets deeply troubling. Canada's own government website describes Track 2 to apply where a natural death is NOT reasonably foreseeable, leaving hospital bioethicists to determine whether a person has given "serious consideration" to other means of relieving their suffering. There is no clear standard. There is no defined boundary. It is, by design, a massive gray area. The United Nations has formally told Canada to stop Track 2 entirely. Mental health professionals, disability advocates, and medical groups are raising alarms about how poverty and lack of access to adequate care are shaping patients' decisions to choose death. Even doctors are saying something is inherently wrong here. Track 2 has not even been formally approved yet. The expansion it would bring is almost unimaginable. The medical system is supposed to protect the vulnerable. This is not that.

Canada is on the verge of surpassing 100,000 assisted suicides. That number exceeds the country's entire World War II death toll. 🇨🇦 This is MAiD (Medical Assistance in Dying). Track 1 applies to those whose natural death is reasonably foreseeable. Track 2 is where it gets deeply troubling. Canada's own government website describes Track 2 to apply where a natural death is NOT reasonably foreseeable, leaving hospital bioethicists to determine whether a person has given "serious consideration" to other means of relieving their suffering. There is no clear standard. There is no defined boundary. It is, by design, a massive gray area. The United Nations has formally told Canada to stop Track 2 entirely. Mental health professionals, disability advocates, and medical groups are raising alarms about how poverty and lack of access to adequate care are shaping patients' decisions to choose death. Even doctors are saying something is inherently wrong here. Track 2 has not even been formally approved yet. The expansion it would bring is almost unimaginable. The medical system is supposed to protect the vulnerable. This is not that.

The HighWire

94,075 次观看 • 4 个月前

"You have water in clouds... 80% of precipitation happens because water in clouds freezes onto natural dust or bacteria, forming heavy snowflakes that fall. Rainmaker and cloud seeding mimics this—if you put material in the cloud with a crystal structure like ice, the water freezes onto it, grows, and falls. We use radar to find liquid water in the clouds, then launch drones that disperse aerosol particles. The same radar shows the water freezing and growing into bigger drops. For every pound we put up, we get over 40 million pounds of water down. The agent we use is silver iodide—its crystal structure is almost identical to ice, and we use about 50 grams per 100,000 acres." Augustus Doricko

"You have water in clouds... 80% of precipitation happens because water in clouds freezes onto natural dust or bacteria, forming heavy snowflakes that fall. Rainmaker and cloud seeding mimics this—if you put material in the cloud with a crystal structure like ice, the water freezes onto it, grows, and falls. We use radar to find liquid water in the clouds, then launch drones that disperse aerosol particles. The same radar shows the water freezing and growing into bigger drops. For every pound we put up, we get over 40 million pounds of water down. The agent we use is silver iodide—its crystal structure is almost identical to ice, and we use about 50 grams per 100,000 acres." Augustus Doricko

Shawn Ryan

883,117 次观看 • 1 年前

When Phil Collins performed his famous “Seriously Live!” concert at the Waldbühne in Berlin on July 14 and 15, 1990, he played to a capacity crowd of 22,000 people each night. While that might seem small compared to massive stadium tours, the Waldbühne is a natural amphitheater known for its incredible atmosphere, making the 22,000 fans sound like 100,000 on the live recording! The concert was so iconic that it was filmed and released as the multi-platinum video Serious Hits... Live! Did you know that back then, if you missed a live concert broadcast on TV, there was no "re-watch" button? You had to hope a friend was home to hit "Record" on their VCR, or you’d have to wait months for the official VHS to hit the stores!

When Phil Collins performed his famous “Seriously Live!” concert at the Waldbühne in Berlin on July 14 and 15, 1990, he played to a capacity crowd of 22,000 people each night. While that might seem small compared to massive stadium tours, the Waldbühne is a natural amphitheater known for its incredible atmosphere, making the 22,000 fans sound like 100,000 on the live recording! The concert was so iconic that it was filmed and released as the multi-platinum video Serious Hits... Live! Did you know that back then, if you missed a live concert broadcast on TV, there was no "re-watch" button? You had to hope a friend was home to hit "Record" on their VCR, or you’d have to wait months for the official VHS to hit the stores!

Dr. Lemma

48,865 次观看 • 6 个月前

India has a far right government but Indians living in the West vote for left wing parties. Why? Because they want to import more of their own, and the left promises mass immigration. India has now overtaken Britain as the largest source of foreign-born people living in Australia. 3.5% of people living in Australia were born in India. Approximately 6% of Australia is ethnically Indian if you include those born here. In 2000, fewer than 100,000 Indians lived in Australia; now it’s over a million. That number has more than doubled in the last 10 years. RedBridge analysis shows 70–85% of Indians voted for Labor, even though they are often seen in Australia as “natural conservatives.” The explanation for this discrepancy, according to the analysis, is that the right’s rhetoric on immigration scared them off.

India has a far right government but Indians living in the West vote for left wing parties. Why? Because they want to import more of their own, and the left promises mass immigration. India has now overtaken Britain as the largest source of foreign-born people living in Australia. 3.5% of people living in Australia were born in India. Approximately 6% of Australia is ethnically Indian if you include those born here. In 2000, fewer than 100,000 Indians lived in Australia; now it’s over a million. That number has more than doubled in the last 10 years. RedBridge analysis shows 70–85% of Indians voted for Labor, even though they are often seen in Australia as “natural conservatives.” The explanation for this discrepancy, according to the analysis, is that the right’s rhetoric on immigration scared them off.

auspill

159,096 次观看 • 2 个月前

Figure announces Project Go-Big: Internet-Scale Humanoid Pretraining and Direct Human-to-Robot Transfer The company has achieved a new milestone for the Helix AI model: after training exclusively on egocentric human data, Figure robots can now navigate real-world spaces from natural language commands such as “Go water the plants.” This also enabled a unified Helix model that can output both manipulation and navigation commands to the continuous control system. This ties into the Brookfield partnership that they announced yesterday. Brookfield is a global asset manager overseeing $1 trillion in assets, including 100,000 residential units, 500M square feet of commercial office space, and 160M square feet of logistics space. Using human video capture in a variety of Brookfield environments, Figure will amass critical pretraining data at scale, allowing them to explore the full potential of internet-scale embodied datasets for locomotion and manipulation.

Figure announces Project Go-Big: Internet-Scale Humanoid Pretraining and Direct Human-to-Robot Transfer The company has achieved a new milestone for the Helix AI model: after training exclusively on egocentric human data, Figure robots can now navigate real-world spaces from natural language commands such as “Go water the plants.” This also enabled a unified Helix model that can output both manipulation and navigation commands to the continuous control system. This ties into the Brookfield partnership that they announced yesterday. Brookfield is a global asset manager overseeing $1 trillion in assets, including 100,000 residential units, 500M square feet of commercial office space, and 160M square feet of logistics space. Using human video capture in a variety of Brookfield environments, Figure will amass critical pretraining data at scale, allowing them to explore the full potential of internet-scale embodied datasets for locomotion and manipulation.

The Humanoid Hub

32,879 次观看 • 10 个月前

Dr. Oppenheimer reflects on the moral weight of creating the atomic bomb: When asked if he suffers from a "bad conscience" about the bomb, Oppenheimer responds: "I think when you play a meaningful part in bringing about the death of over a 100,000 people and the injury of a comparable number, you naturally don't think of that with ease." But then he makes a crucial distinction. "Long ago, I said once that in a crude sense which no vulgarity and no humor could quite erase, the physicists had known sin." This isn't about the deaths themselves: "I didn't mean by that the deaths that were caused as a result of our work. I meant that we had known the sin of pride. We had turned to effect in what proved to be a major way the course of man's history. We had the pride of thinking we knew what was good for man." For Oppenheimer, the deeper transgression was scientists stepping beyond their natural role to fundamentally "change the course of human history." "I do think it left a mark on many of those who were responsibly engaged. This is not the natural business of a scientist." The weight on the conscience comes not from what they built, but from who they became in the process.

Dr. Oppenheimer reflects on the moral weight of creating the atomic bomb: When asked if he suffers from a "bad conscience" about the bomb, Oppenheimer responds: "I think when you play a meaningful part in bringing about the death of over a 100,000 people and the injury of a comparable number, you naturally don't think of that with ease." But then he makes a crucial distinction. "Long ago, I said once that in a crude sense which no vulgarity and no humor could quite erase, the physicists had known sin." This isn't about the deaths themselves: "I didn't mean by that the deaths that were caused as a result of our work. I meant that we had known the sin of pride. We had turned to effect in what proved to be a major way the course of man's history. We had the pride of thinking we knew what was good for man." For Oppenheimer, the deeper transgression was scientists stepping beyond their natural role to fundamentally "change the course of human history." "I do think it left a mark on many of those who were responsibly engaged. This is not the natural business of a scientist." The weight on the conscience comes not from what they built, but from who they became in the process.

Big Brain History

311,724 次观看 • 7 个月前

MASS KILLING IS NOT THE SOLUTION - SO WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF MASS SLAUGHTER? CFIA CATCHING WILD GEESE. Breaking wings? Terrified birds scrambling to escape. Theresa Joy FB Wild birds rarely die from avian flu. That’s why we are not seeing fields of dead geese and ducks. They have lived with this virus for generations. Through natural exposure, some get sick, some don’t, but as a population they have developed resilience and immunity. That is how nature works. So why are we doing the exact opposite in farming? Instead of allowing natural selection and immunity to occur, we: • kill 100,000+ birds at once • destroy entire flocks even when many are healthy • and call it “biosecurity” If weak animals are the ones most vulnerable, why not let the weak die and repopulate with the strong? That is how every natural system on Earth builds resilience. We also have to talk about the conditions these animals are kept in: • no sunlight • artificial lighting • extreme crowding • constant stress • genetically uniform breeding No immune system can thrive in that environment. Of course outbreaks become catastrophic. The system itself creates the crisis. You cannot eliminate a naturally occurring virus by killing wildlife. You cannot build health by destroying every living being in the path of fear. This is nuanced. It is complex. But one thing is clear Mass killing will never be the solution. Changing how animals are raised, restoring resilience, and respecting biological reality is the only sustainable path forward. Otherwise, this starts to look less like “protection” and more like control of the food supply under the language of safety. Dee Cameron thank you so much for this footage. Friends, if you see it film it and post it. This is all pieces of the puzzle that will help us to fix this system. @CFIAPresACIA

MASS KILLING IS NOT THE SOLUTION - SO WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF MASS SLAUGHTER? CFIA CATCHING WILD GEESE. Breaking wings? Terrified birds scrambling to escape. Theresa Joy FB Wild birds rarely die from avian flu. That’s why we are not seeing fields of dead geese and ducks. They have lived with this virus for generations. Through natural exposure, some get sick, some don’t, but as a population they have developed resilience and immunity. That is how nature works. So why are we doing the exact opposite in farming? Instead of allowing natural selection and immunity to occur, we: • kill 100,000+ birds at once • destroy entire flocks even when many are healthy • and call it “biosecurity” If weak animals are the ones most vulnerable, why not let the weak die and repopulate with the strong? That is how every natural system on Earth builds resilience. We also have to talk about the conditions these animals are kept in: • no sunlight • artificial lighting • extreme crowding • constant stress • genetically uniform breeding No immune system can thrive in that environment. Of course outbreaks become catastrophic. The system itself creates the crisis. You cannot eliminate a naturally occurring virus by killing wildlife. You cannot build health by destroying every living being in the path of fear. This is nuanced. It is complex. But one thing is clear Mass killing will never be the solution. Changing how animals are raised, restoring resilience, and respecting biological reality is the only sustainable path forward. Otherwise, this starts to look less like “protection” and more like control of the food supply under the language of safety. Dee Cameron thank you so much for this footage. Friends, if you see it film it and post it. This is all pieces of the puzzle that will help us to fix this system. @CFIAPresACIA

Shareaware Canada

12,819 次观看 • 6 个月前

🚨 FLORIDA MAKES HISTORY — GEOENGINEERING NOW A FELONY 🚨 🔴 In a groundbreaking 82–28 vote, Florida has become the first state in America to CRIMINALIZE geoengineering and weather modification. 🗣️ “We will not allow our skies to be tampered with,” said lawmakers, echoing the growing voice of millions nationwide. 🔴 The new law — soon to be signed — brings 5-year prison sentences and $100,000 fines for anyone caught manipulating weather, temperature, or sunlight. 🔥 CLOUD SEEDING. ATMOSPHERIC SPRAYING. SOLAR BLOCKING. ALL ILLEGAL. 🔥 📢 WHAT THIS MEANS: ⚠️ Weather manipulation is no longer a fringe conspiracy — it’s a criminal offense in Florida. ⚠️ Citizens fought for this, demanding transparency and protection from secret experiments in the sky. ⚠️ The Florida DEP will launch a hotline so YOU can report suspicious atmospheric activity. 💥 34 other states are watching. Some are preparing their own bans. 💥 The days of unaccountable climate tinkering may be numbered. 🚨 THE SKIES BELONG TO THE PEOPLE — NOT TO SCIENTIFIC ELITES. 🚨 👏 Thank you, Florida. The fight for clean air and natural weather has just begun.

🚨 FLORIDA MAKES HISTORY — GEOENGINEERING NOW A FELONY 🚨 🔴 In a groundbreaking 82–28 vote, Florida has become the first state in America to CRIMINALIZE geoengineering and weather modification. 🗣️ “We will not allow our skies to be tampered with,” said lawmakers, echoing the growing voice of millions nationwide. 🔴 The new law — soon to be signed — brings 5-year prison sentences and $100,000 fines for anyone caught manipulating weather, temperature, or sunlight. 🔥 CLOUD SEEDING. ATMOSPHERIC SPRAYING. SOLAR BLOCKING. ALL ILLEGAL. 🔥 📢 WHAT THIS MEANS: ⚠️ Weather manipulation is no longer a fringe conspiracy — it’s a criminal offense in Florida. ⚠️ Citizens fought for this, demanding transparency and protection from secret experiments in the sky. ⚠️ The Florida DEP will launch a hotline so YOU can report suspicious atmospheric activity. 💥 34 other states are watching. Some are preparing their own bans. 💥 The days of unaccountable climate tinkering may be numbered. 🚨 THE SKIES BELONG TO THE PEOPLE — NOT TO SCIENTIFIC ELITES. 🚨 👏 Thank you, Florida. The fight for clean air and natural weather has just begun.

Jim Ferguson

470,473 次观看 • 1 年前