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The theory of evolution is bullshit. Period. Can’t find one evolutionist who can explain why apes still exist. What, are all the other apes absolutely retarded? They just can’t figure this evolution thing out? These are the same people who will point towards snakes having legs at one point...

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"We evolved from apes!" April Fools! If you believe that we evolved from apes, congratulations—you'll believe anything! The idea that humans descended from apes is simply ridiculous. They claim we share a common ancestor, but no one has been able to show the actual link. Why? Because it doesn’t exist. That’s why it’s still called the “missing link.” It’s not science; it’s merely a guess dressed up as fact. Think about what they’re asking you to believe: somehow, over millions of years, one kind of creature slowly turned into something completely different, apes into humans. Not just walking upright but building cities, writing music, and understanding right and wrong. That’s not evolution; that’s a miracle. And miracles don’t come from random chance. If this theory were true, we’d see the in-between stages everywhere. But we don’t. There are no half-human, half-ape creatures walking around today or preserved in the fossil record. Just big gaps and excuses. The truth is, most people believe this nonsense because it’s been repeated so many times in school and in the media that they have stopped asking questions. It shows how easy it is to program people with a lie when it’s sold as “science.” Use your brain. Let's go further. There is also not a single proven, observable example of one creature becoming an entirely different kind of creature through evolution, as humans are said to have evolved from apes. We have see adaptations, not transformations.

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"Lineage against lineage mindset is incompatible with the weaponry at our disposal. It is incompatible with a world in which we share an atmosphere and oceans and elements of our food supply. One thing that's true about evolution is that evolution is about genes trying to get into the future, but genes have liberated human beings to reinterpret the landscape. The genes can't figure out what to do about novel puzzles that they haven't encountered before, but a human mind can... This is the point at which we are going to take control over this thing because our chances are far better if we do this consciously than if we allow our instincts to drive. Our instincts are going to end up in a frankly global genocidal conflict that benefits absolutely no one." - Bret Weinstein from "Staring Down Blackmail: Talking RFK Jr. with Charles Eisenstein," published on April 5, 2025 and available wherever you subscribe to podcasts
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The fight against infectious disease has been one of the most important driving forces in human evolution. So you might expect that evolution has optimised our immune system, and there won't be much low-hanging fruit for improving this with science. But bacteria and viruses evolve so quickly that evolution is constantly racing just to keep up. It doesn't have time to optimise perfectly. Case in point: Our primate ancestors used to have built-in genetic defence against HIV-like viruses. But at some point, the gene was repurposed to protect against a different virus that posed more of a threat. That virus has since disappeared, but our genome is still protecting against it - and failing to protect us against HIV. The good news is that we should expect there to be many opportunities where science can do better than evolution.

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Adam Carolla brutally explains why The View can’t afford to have one well-informed person on the panel. It’s not that Whoopi and the crew would lose one argument. They would lose EVERY argument. Because “four people who are wrong still can’t match the one person who is right.” CAROLLA: “Here’s the problem [with The View]. The problem is they have horrible, ill-sorted, bad ideas that are either just sort of lies or they don’t really comport with any reality.” “They go, well, ‘J6 was 10 times worse than the Summer of Love.’ And then they all nod, and there’s not one person there that raises their hand and goes, ‘What the f*ck are you talking about? That’s insane.’” “But if there is one person who actually has facts and data… you will watch ONE PERSON WHOOP UP ON FOUR PEOPLE. Because four people who are wrong still can’t match the one person who is right.” “So they can’t have somebody who’s going to show up with a lot of information.”

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. Dan Bongino explains there are people within the administration working against Trump and his agenda. They are gearing up for their own political runs. That much is clear. He makes a very important point here, why are all the leaks specifically designed to push the narrative that Trump doesn’t control his own administration? That is not a leftist talking point because the left doesn’t care if he controls the administration or not all they care about is dunking on the administration. This is a talking point from the walk right because the woke Wright wants to remake the Republican Party and remake the agenda the way they do that is by pretending like when Trump tells you this is his agenda. He doesn’t really mean it because he’s just not powerful enough to stand up to whoever’s running the show. They say this without an iota of proof, and then they leaked stories that make it more plausible for you to believe that, even though every single one of these stories blows up in their face. Who are the leakers? A lot of people have a lot of great ideas as to who they really are based on the money movement and the campaigns that are being prepared for takeoff as soon as possible for the 2028 election cycle. I have learned this year that politics is the single dirtiest most disgusting game that exists, and the lengths to which people will go will shock you and I am a person who is already jaded about the entire political arena. That being said, this is still the single greatest country in the world, and we have to fight for the agenda that we voted for and not give up.

Insurrection Barbie

21,260 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce

James Tour is one of the most respected and widely-cited organic chemists in the world. He considers the story of evolution that we’ve all been taught an absurd fairytale. Here’s why. (0:00) How Dr. Tour Sees God Through Science (6:00) Why the Scientific Community Lost All Their Credibility (12:44) What Is Life? (14:47) Has Man Actually Created Life in a Lab? (30:36) What Is Cloning? (31:32) Is a Genetically Engineered Super Human Race Being Created? (40:14) What Really Is the Theory of Evolution? (44:30) Is This Evidence of God Creating Earth? (55:46) The Attacks Against Dr. Tour for Questioning Evolution (1:03:42) Is the Theory of Evolution Being Used as a Weapon Against God? (1:08:47) What Is the Purpose of Sleeping? (1:17:07) How Jesus Christ Saved Dr. Tour (1:36:30) Are People Becoming More Aware of God? Includes paid partnerships.
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James Tour is one of the most respected and widely-cited organic chemists in the world. He considers the story of evolution that we’ve all been taught an absurd fairytale. Here’s why. (0:00) How Dr. Tour Sees God Through Science (6:00) Why the Scientific Community Lost All Their Credibility (12:44) What Is Life? (14:47) Has Man Actually Created Life in a Lab? (30:36) What Is Cloning? (31:32) Is a Genetically Engineered Super Human Race Being Created? (40:14) What Really Is the Theory of Evolution? (44:30) Is This Evidence of God Creating Earth? (55:46) The Attacks Against Dr. Tour for Questioning Evolution (1:03:42) Is the Theory of Evolution Being Used as a Weapon Against God? (1:08:47) What Is the Purpose of Sleeping? (1:17:07) How Jesus Christ Saved Dr. Tour (1:36:30) Are People Becoming More Aware of God? Includes paid partnerships.

Tucker Carlson

2,527,478 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce

‘Wars end with the exhaustion of one of the sides. We are still a long way from that’ – Merz cynically calls for fighting Russia to the last Ukrainian. ‘I remind you again and again, if you look at history – how do wars end? Usually they end because of the economic or military exhaustion of one of the sides – or both. And we are still, in all likelihood, a long way from that point in the current war. And so I assume that we may have to prepare for a longer conflict. But this in no way changes our determination to support Ukraine’
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‘Wars end with the exhaustion of one of the sides. We are still a long way from that’ – Merz cynically calls for fighting Russia to the last Ukrainian. ‘I remind you again and again, if you look at history – how do wars end? Usually they end because of the economic or military exhaustion of one of the sides – or both. And we are still, in all likelihood, a long way from that point in the current war. And so I assume that we may have to prepare for a longer conflict. But this in no way changes our determination to support Ukraine’

Zlatti71

96,963 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

.Andrej Karpathy says that LLMs currently lack the cultural accumulation and self-play that propelled humans out of the savannah: Culture: > “Why can’t an LLM write a book for the other LLMs? Why can’t other LLMs read this LLM’s book and be inspired by it, or shocked by it?” Self play: > “It’s extremely powerful. Evolution has a lot of competition driving intelligence and evolution. AlphaGo is playing against itself and that’s how it learns to get really good at Go. There’s no equivalent of self-play in LLMs. Why can’t an LLM, for example, create a bunch of problems that another LLM is learning to solve? Then the LLM is always trying to serve more and more difficult problems.” I asked Karpathy why LLMs still aren't yet able to build up culture the way humans do. > “The dumber models remarkably resemble a kindergarten student. [The smartest models still feel like] elementary school students though. Somehow, we still haven’t graduated enough where [these models] can take over. My Claude Code or Codex, they still feel like this elementary-grade student. I know that they can take PhD quizzes, but they still cognitively feel like a kindergarten.” > “I don’t think they can create culture because they’re still kids. They’re savant kids. They have perfect memory. They can convincingly create all kinds of slop that looks really good. But I still think they don’t really know what they’re doing. They don’t really have the cognition across all these little checkboxes that we still have to collect.”
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.Andrej Karpathy says that LLMs currently lack the cultural accumulation and self-play that propelled humans out of the savannah: Culture: > “Why can’t an LLM write a book for the other LLMs? Why can’t other LLMs read this LLM’s book and be inspired by it, or shocked by it?” Self play: > “It’s extremely powerful. Evolution has a lot of competition driving intelligence and evolution. AlphaGo is playing against itself and that’s how it learns to get really good at Go. There’s no equivalent of self-play in LLMs. Why can’t an LLM, for example, create a bunch of problems that another LLM is learning to solve? Then the LLM is always trying to serve more and more difficult problems.” I asked Karpathy why LLMs still aren't yet able to build up culture the way humans do. > “The dumber models remarkably resemble a kindergarten student. [The smartest models still feel like] elementary school students though. Somehow, we still haven’t graduated enough where [these models] can take over. My Claude Code or Codex, they still feel like this elementary-grade student. I know that they can take PhD quizzes, but they still cognitively feel like a kindergarten.” > “I don’t think they can create culture because they’re still kids. They’re savant kids. They have perfect memory. They can convincingly create all kinds of slop that looks really good. But I still think they don’t really know what they’re doing. They don’t really have the cognition across all these little checkboxes that we still have to collect.”

Dwarkesh Patel

261,224 görüntüleme • 10 ay önce

‼️Is Winning The Point of Everything (w/ Osita Nwanevu)‼️ "You wrote a book about how there are all of these avenues to increase democracy -- filibuster reforms, gerrymandering reforms, Supreme Court reforms -- that have been available to Democrats that they've chosen not to use....So what is, what is your theory of why they have not availed themselves of those possibilities?"
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‼️Is Winning The Point of Everything (w/ Osita Nwanevu)‼️ "You wrote a book about how there are all of these avenues to increase democracy -- filibuster reforms, gerrymandering reforms, Supreme Court reforms -- that have been available to Democrats that they've chosen not to use....So what is, what is your theory of why they have not availed themselves of those possibilities?"

Briahna Joy Gray

41,253 görüntüleme • 9 ay önce

The more I learn about DNA and the inner workings of our cells, the more I’m convinced that there is a Creator/Force/God. You can call it what you want but to think it’s all just “evolution”, the result of natural selection, seems absolutely absurd to me. I am not saying evolution isn’t real but I am saying that our understanding about the nature of our reality and where we come from is sorely lacking. We like to tell ourselves the “we know the truth”, but the correct answer is that we really don’t know at all. Human origins is the mystery of all mysteries and our arrogance instead of reverence for that mystery is a big reason why evil has gained such a foothold in our world in my opinion. What do you think? Evolution explains it or something else is at play? I don’t claim to know the truth but instinctually feel our explanations are fundamentally flawed. Watch this stunning animation that explains how our DNA is tightly packed up and tell me you are not left with a sense of wonder for the mysterious nature of it all.
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The more I learn about DNA and the inner workings of our cells, the more I’m convinced that there is a Creator/Force/God. You can call it what you want but to think it’s all just “evolution”, the result of natural selection, seems absolutely absurd to me. I am not saying evolution isn’t real but I am saying that our understanding about the nature of our reality and where we come from is sorely lacking. We like to tell ourselves the “we know the truth”, but the correct answer is that we really don’t know at all. Human origins is the mystery of all mysteries and our arrogance instead of reverence for that mystery is a big reason why evil has gained such a foothold in our world in my opinion. What do you think? Evolution explains it or something else is at play? I don’t claim to know the truth but instinctually feel our explanations are fundamentally flawed. Watch this stunning animation that explains how our DNA is tightly packed up and tell me you are not left with a sense of wonder for the mysterious nature of it all.

Champagne Joshi

149,527 görüntüleme • 2 yıl önce

Sequoia's Carl Eschenbach on the founder traits that matter most when scaling a company: "One of the things I absolutely look for is self-awareness in founders, and are they honest about what they’re good at? Because a lot of these founders are just incredibly intelligent human beings, and sometimes they think they can do everything. Do they have the self-awareness to say, 'I need to go get other people as part of the company to help me scale so I can focus on what I’m really good at?'" "There are attributes and characteristics of people that I look for that are way beyond the intelligence side of the equation. You can’t teach grit. You can’t teach drive. You can’t teach a great attitude. You can’t teach determination." "All of those are things that are innate and part of people, and you want to see that in these founders. When you find someone who has that passion, drive, desire, and relentless ability to fight through challenges, issues, and opportunities — and then they have the intellectual horsepower on the other side — when that comes together, that’s a beautiful thing."
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Sequoia's Carl Eschenbach on the founder traits that matter most when scaling a company: "One of the things I absolutely look for is self-awareness in founders, and are they honest about what they’re good at? Because a lot of these founders are just incredibly intelligent human beings, and sometimes they think they can do everything. Do they have the self-awareness to say, 'I need to go get other people as part of the company to help me scale so I can focus on what I’m really good at?'" "There are attributes and characteristics of people that I look for that are way beyond the intelligence side of the equation. You can’t teach grit. You can’t teach drive. You can’t teach a great attitude. You can’t teach determination." "All of those are things that are innate and part of people, and you want to see that in these founders. When you find someone who has that passion, drive, desire, and relentless ability to fight through challenges, issues, and opportunities — and then they have the intellectual horsepower on the other side — when that comes together, that’s a beautiful thing."

TBPN

15,950 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce