AllaR retweeted
What are the odds? Someone just happen to have a camera in their back of their car driving away from where it crashes and gets it uploaded immediately?
AllaR retweeted
Hey @Grok, concise, no spin.
Who created Stalin’s 𝗚𝗨𝗟𝗔𝗚 empire, overseeing almost 𝟭 𝗠𝗜𝗟𝗟𝗜𝗢𝗡 prisoners tortured and enslaved in concentration camps?
Full name and ethnicity only.
AllaR retweeted
Yes. Scientists have confirmed that atmospheric pressure disturbances can generate meteotsunamis through mechanisms like Proudman resonance. Documented cases include the 2022 Tonga eruption, where Lamb waves produced global ocean waves, plus many weather-driven events. The 2011 Fukushima tsunami resulted from a magnitude 9.0 undersea earthquake, not atmospheric forcing.
AllaR retweeted
Jeff is going to get us ALL killed one day. 🤣
JUST IN: Deadly train crash in Spain after a critical safety failure.
Netanyahu previously warned Spain it would “pay a price” for standing against Israel.
@grok, did an Israeli cyber firm recruit Spain’s former railway infrastructure chief?
Start with YES NO
AllaR retweeted
Stanford just created a HUMAN-MOUSE CHIMERA whose cerebral cortex is 92% HUMAN BRAIN TISSUE.
This is getting OUT OF CONTROL…
Mad scientists are now growing living human brain tissue inside animals until it occupies nearly their ENTIRE CEREBRAL CORTEX.
They genetically engineered mice to develop without most of their cerebral cortex, then filled the missing region with HUMAN BRAIN ORGANOIDS.
The human brain tissue expanded nearly FIVEFOLD, eventually accounting for 92% of the animals' cortical tissue.
The human neurons developed electrical activity, integrated into the mouse's nervous system, and extended nerve fibers all the way into its SPINAL CORD.
Electrical activity in the HUMAN BRAIN TISSUE was associated with the mice's facial movements.
The chimeric mice also demonstrated WORKING MEMORY, performing above chance on a memory test that mice lacking most of their cerebral cortex failed.
This is straight out of a dystopian nightmare.
As a mechanic, almost every day I'm reminded of the fact that engineers really aren't as smart as they love to call themselves.
I'm constantly forced to fix or re-design bad engineering, even when the machine comes from one of the countries renowned for it's engineering quality.