A bit odd that I get two comments on a post from mid-March within six minutes of each other.

Flat-Earther comes on a thread that’s been idle for more than four months, throws a bunch of memes at me, calls me names, and then blocks me, all in the course of a couple of hours. And this, folks, is life on Xitter.

Is there a word that uses all the vowels including ‘y’? Unquestionably.

As time goes on, internet search, whether general-purpose or site-specific, seems to be getting less useful. Engines seem oriented either toward producing pat answers through AI, or toward generating as many results as possible, instead of the most relevant results.

I wonder how much power and water (for cooling) the stupid memes flat-Earthers post wastes.

Another hit-and-run flerf claims I’ve been cooked, though everything he says I denied was information I told him.

After confidently insisting that the moon’s synchronous orbit around the Earth is mathematically impossible, per ChatGPT, he refuses to provide the math or the prompt, then blocked. AI and social media are converging to make us stupid.

Okay first, obviously, RFK Jr. does not belong in this job. But I have to ask Cassidy: Which Nobel Prize do you think Trump should receive for Warp Speed? All he did was sign off. Do these people even know what the Nobel Prizes are awarded for?

Just this one phrase should get Kash Patel fired.

When Post NASA Lies gets backed into a corner, the block comes. But it usually goes away later. Let’s see, shall we?

Sorry, is this what Mace was elected for?

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Life lesson: do not take medical advice from anyone who claims that the Earth is flat.

As if chemtrails weren’t bad enough, now the planes are spraying AI slop.

Saying that Kirk was killed for saying that Jesus is king is, shall we say, a stretch. And I’d like to see proof that Donald J. Trump ever said “Jesus is king.”

A thread in which a flat-Earther shows himself to be without a valid argument (no surprise), and an incredibly horrible human being (unfortunately, not too shocking either):

I find it interesting that quite a few people who think that climate change is a hoax also believe that clouds are chemical weapons, that governments are modifying the weather, and that the recent increase in aurora activity is caused by a radio transmitter in Alaska.

Wait, is this an entire community of people who think that colorful sunsets are somehow sinister? Yikes!