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If you’re wondering why teens and kids are suffering from depression, mental health issues, and suicidal ideation, THIS greatly contributes to it. This is my TikTok account. My last video jumped from roughly 400 views to 25,000 views overnight. Why? Not because of the content I shared. Because a completely FALSE and disgusting story about my past was narrated in an effort to retaliate against me for criticizing Ms. Rachel - a children’s entertainer who has inserted herself into political and controversial issues, including the Nolan Wells and Karmelo Anthony cases. Because I expressed my opinion, someone created a TikTok pushing a false narrative about my past. It went viral, and the mob came flooding onto my page to harass me, bully me, and mass-report my account. I’ve been called every name in the book. I’ve been told I should die. I’ve been told to jump into the ocean and “breathe deep.” I’ve been told I shouldn’t exist. All because of my political and personal beliefs. And they say they’re acting “on behalf of Miss Rachel”, a woman who SUPPOSEDLY condemns this very behavior. Do I care? No. I was forged in fire, baby. Nothing is going to shut me up or pull me down. But I’m also a grown woman who has been through many different kinds of war and trauma. I’ve reached a point where my skin is thick. I cannot and WILL NOT be broken by an internet mob. Your children may not be there yet. Your kids are on this app. Teenagers. Innocent children who may not have developed the emotional strength to withstand thousands of strangers attacking them simply because they expressed an opinion. That kind of mob behavior can cause fear, depression, anxiety, and serious mental anguish. It can make a child feel like they don’t want to exist. The need to be accepted at that age is enormous. So they may silence themselves. They may change what they believe. They may pretend to agree with the crowd just so they can be accepted into a mindless hive that punishes anyone who thinks differently. They’re not ready for that. Get your kids off TikTok. Raise your children to be strong and steadfast. Teach them discernment. Teach them how to research. Teach them to question what they’re told and develop a mind of their own. Because TikTok can teach them the exact opposite. That’s a promise.

Sarah Fields

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🐰 more than thinking that people misunderstood me, i just wondered, “why do people hate on each other that much? why go to the trouble of making up lies just to hate?” that’s what i thought, so i thought that sharing my thoughts right away back then could be an action seen as pouring oil on fire. so i thought that i should talk about when the right time came. when i went for the biodance event, the fans came and i had a fansign. while doing the fansign, a fan came and asked me, “doyoungie kept telling us to dream a lot during the yours concert. what is your dream, doyoungie?” but for me really, there were people who took it as a joke, but i really hope that everyone can get along well, peacefully. that they can listen to each other’s reasons, and try to understand each other’s circumstances. i hope that everyone can get along well with that kind of relationship. i really hope that /everyone/ can be like that. and i hope that the company, me, and czennies can get along well like that too! that’s why i said that (during the fansign). anyway, you may have complaints about the company, like for a plan or something like that. you may also have complaints about me, we could be unsatisfied with each other over various things. but i think it would be good if you could think, “there must be some reason/circumstances for this.” so rather than asking you to not hate, i just hope that all of you can get along well without any discomfort. that’s just my dream, and i don’t have any intention of forcing it upon anyone.

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260109 WVS #MINGYU #민규 🌟 mingyu talking about having a seventeen festival 🥹 🐶: personally, if i just have an idea later on-like coachella, lollapalooza, glastonbury festival where singers perform for an hour from the morning-[for us] we’ll do it unit, unit, unit, unit, and then at the end, seventeen. like fully renting a big place for a whole day, from 5 pm to midnight. so how about that? and next to it there are booths like bibigo, isaac toast, suntory, other stuff arranged like this. we perform in a wide natural environment (...) it’s like a party between us. 🐶: you get the feeling, right? you got the feeling just now. you just saw my idea. unfortunately, for minors it starts at 10- ah then we’d have to do seventeen [performance] first. hold on! yeah, we should do that. i’ll talk about this later. or if we start at 1 pm and end at 10 pm, it works perfectly… wow, then our directors, our dancers, hyelim-ssaem, everyone would be dying. but what can we do? the more tired we are, the happier you all are. 🐶: wow, this is good. if this really gets made into reality, it’d be really fun. a festival. 🐶: sorry, i’m sure it’d be hard for me too, but it’s so good that i keep imagining it, you know that kind of picture. 🐶: even if it’s not all night, just starting from when the sun is still up, and watching the sun go down together, fully enjoying it, each team doing an hour, seventeen doing about an hour and a half… i think it’d be okay to do it for about six or seven hours? 🐶: ‘since it’s a festival, let’s make the admission cheap’ okay, let’s see. honestly, i just want you all to come.

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Hey Baron I’ll answer for Erika. As a mom that has kids and a husband who travels during the week and has kids in the bed occasionally…..my husband gets up early to get on flights. 2 or 3 am. I may hear my husband when he gets up but usually I just go back to sleep. With or without the kids in the bed. I don’t get up with him. As a matter of fact he hates it when I do. He says it makes it harder to leave because I tell him I wish he didn’t have to go and I’ll miss him and it breaks his heart to leave. Yea I admit it I do make it hard for him to leave. But then he texts me when he gets to the airport and when he lands and all during the day. And at night we FaceTime. Do you know that Erika and Charlie didn’t have this kind of relationship? No you don’t. Because you weren’t there. How do you know that this doesn’t destroy her that she didn’t get up with him that morning? Do you have cameras on her 24/7? You are truly an unbelievable asshole. But anything to keep the hate going right? And of course since you are a failed attorney you need as many clicks as you can get to pay your bills. Gotta pay those bills. Money over morals. I can’t wait until trial when all your BS lies are debunked. Your fall will be epic and well deserved. I don’t know how you sleep at night knowing one day you’ll have to answer for everything you’ve done to this woman by God. Hope you have a good excuse ready. But if I were you I’d be a little worried about my soul.

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I have a pi-day challenge for all the physics students among you (or anyone willing to set up an experiment). If you share your results with me by March 10th, I may feature them in a video, depending on how good the results are and how many I get. Many years ago I made this video about how two colliding blocks on a frictionless plane can compute pi. My challenge to you is simple: Implement this in practice. The original puzzle assumes zero friction and zero energy loss in collisions, so obviously there are limits to how far you can get. I can tell you the real limiting factor is energy lost in collisions, more so than friction. Also, it's a wildly inefficient way to compute pi, to even get "3.14" you'd need this to work with a 10,000-to-1 mass ratio and have a way to count all 314 collisions. Matt Parker and I actually gave this a go, and the results were...okay, but could definitely have been improved :) Note, there's no reason to restrict yourself to powers of 100. For example, you could use powers of 4 to compute pi in binary. A mass ratio of 64-to-1 should give 25 collisions, which is 11001 in binary, and pi looks like 11.001... More generally, with a mass ratio of N-to-1, the number of collisions is around π / arctan(1 / sqrt(N)). So any big mass ratio gives you an approximation of pi by multiplying the number of collisions by arctan(1/sqrt(N)) If you do this, you can reach out to the channel via this page: Be sure to have a link to footage of the experiment. If anyone can get it to work with 100-to-1, I'd be happy, and if anyone can do it for 10,000-to-1, I'd be both delighted and amazed.

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One of the worst byproducts of the loss to Tulsa on Saturday is that Rodney Fields, Hauss Hejny, and Gavin Freeman all had big days. And Kasen Carpenter, our center last year, had a great week at center for Kansas. So, while we spent a lot more on this roster, specifically at the spots mentioned, the production, after one game, doesn't support it. Now, it's Game 1, so this conversation is very premature, but OSU fans definitely have gotten it started. And the appearance is that it digs into more of a long-term concern that OSU fans may have come away with, which is the potential for misses in talent evaluation and/or development, both of which are long-term issues. I say all of that to say that will never be my takeaway. After covering Minor League baseball as closely as I have, I can tell you that even the best scouts miss, every year, and quite a bit. And that's all they do is evaluate the guys they get signed. There is absolutely no way this staff was going to be able to avoid misses when turning over this much of the roster. You just have to hope that none of them end up being egregious, or at the highest-profile positions/with the highest-profile players. Not that the other players don't matter, but there's a reason some get paid more than others, so just spitting some facts there. For the time this staff had, and for all the things they had to do to get this operation running, I will not ever second-guess if they chose a preference for familiarity when building their first roster here. To be transparent, I think they did that, and I think they have done that with their depth chart as well, but I could be 100% wrong on that. Having said all that, this is a situation that no one can hide from because when kids from the State of Oklahoma, who were good at OSU, get replaced by new players who were, almost certainly, chosen over them, OSU fans are going to pay attention because it's personal to a certain extent. There's no avoiding that, whether it's fair or not, which I don't think it is. But it's why I felt it was important to make this post. That's part of the role of the dice when replacing so many players. There are always going to be misses when you do that. No one can avoid that! #GoPokes #OkState

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