Cogitate on this:
Virginia has 663 operational Virginia data centers and another 595 under construction or planned.
China has 376 data centers.

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"Campuses: Modern developments are increasingly multi-building campuses, with some spanning over 40 acres and totaling up to 4.05 million square feet. These are what are now being built in Virginia
Power Correlation: Size is closely tied to power capacity, with large data centers requiring 100+ megawatts of power, enough to supply roughly 25,000 homes."

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When the Grocery Store Is Gone, Who Vouches for Your Beef?
Direct-to-consumer food is coming. Nobody has built the thing that makes quality claims believable.

https://www.malone.news/p/when-the-grocery-store-is-gone-who

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Lindsay Clancy is a sick and twisted woman. Spending hours online discussing her case is a distraction.
Sure, I will agree- many liberal woman are crazy and maybe that is worth a little of our time analyzing their reaction to their case.
But there are really important things going on in the world.
Can we get back to reality yet?

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And having her case be headline news - without any verdict day after day... jeezzz. Can mainstream media not find any else worthy of headline news?

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I voted for Trump and support him, but what I don't have is TWS (Trump Worship Syndrome).
Speaking truth to power is something we all must practice, because it takes courage.
I refuse to be silent when decisions are being made that are immoral, wrong, or will impact our nation or people negatively.
What about you?
Do you have TWS?

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I went to a health and food conference last week and sat through about three quarters of the lectures. Not once was the word MAHA mentioned. Not once in two days.
Not from speakers, not from the questions being asked, not from people I spoke to or spoke to me (and there were lots and lots of people).
What does that tell you?

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More psyops from the climate cons.

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In the crazy world of the DNC, anything is possible.

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No brainer. Anyone who steals from our government, will certainly falsify data to get more government grants and contracts.

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"Well being: Four Forms of Numericide
Medicine confuses surrogate markers with actual health outcomes."
"... A laboratory value is information. It is not a diagnosis in isolation, and it certainly is not a patient. Medicine works best when physicians use these measurements as pieces of a much larger biological picture rather than treating every person who crosses an arbitrary threshold as another candidate for pharmaceutical intervention.
That is ultimately the most valuable lesson in Cassels’ essay.
We should know our numbers. But we should also know what they actually mean, what our absolute risk is, how much a proposed intervention is likely to change that risk, and what that intervention may cost us in adverse effects and quality of life."
Read Alan Cassels' important and most recent essay at:

https://www.malone.news/p/wellbeing-four-forms-of-numericide

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The Danish studies used to close the vaccine-autism question in the United States came out of a sole-source CDC award. The man who ran it pleaded guilty on September 1. That is not the part that should worry you.

https://www.malone.news/p/stolen-money-missing-approvals

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Friday Funnies: “You Just Can’t Rename it”
Or can you?

https://www.malone.news/p/friday-funnies-you-just-cant-rename

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56% of young white liberal women reported having received a mental-health diagnosis. Worldwide, mental disorders are now the leading source of nonfatal disability.
Toxic feminism has created broken families, loneliness. and medicalized misery.
This essay will make people angry. Good.
Read it and then come back and comment:

https://www.malone.news/p/well-being-mental-illness-in-women

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Gizmo is now a 100+ pounds and all lovey-dovey with her boyfriend. Hoping for some five pound eggs this winter to hatch!

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Dr. @SherriTenpenny: “We’ve got to stop calling chicken pox and measles diseases... because they’re not. They’re infections, and infections come and go in a week to 10 days, and leave behind a lifetime of immunity. A disease is something that comes and stays, and frequently can’t be cured. So when you vaccinate to avoid an infection, what you potentially are doing is causing a disease.”

Infections come and go. The question is what they leave behind.

Studies have reported links between natural childhood measles/chickenpox and lower adult cancer and heart-disease risk:

• Albonico et al., 1998 — History of febrile childhood infections (measles, chickenpox, rubella, etc.) linked to lower overall cancer risk, strongest for chickenpox/rubella and non-breast cancers.

• Montella et al., 2006 (Leukemia Research) — Childhood measles and chickenpox linked to lower Hodgkin lymphoma; measles also linked to lower non-Hodgkin lymphoma (esp. follicular B-cell).

• Tennant et al., 2013 (Eur J Epidemiol, Newcastle Thousand Families, n=1,142 born 1947) — Childhood measles linked to lower cancer mortality as adults.

• Pesonen et al., 2007 (Atherosclerosis) — Childhood contagious diseases (including varicella/chickenpox) linked to lower coronary heart disease and fewer acute coronary events.

• Kubota et al., 2015 / JACC study (Atherosclerosis, 103,836 Japanese adults, ~21-year follow-up) — History of measles (and measles + mumps) linked to lower cardiovascular mortality.

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HOW DID WE GO FROM "COW FARTS ARE BAD FOR THE ENVIRONMENT TO "LET'S BUILD DATA CENTERS EVERYWHERE"?

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Hyperscale data centers are being built across America at extraordinary speed, often close to homes, schools, farms, and existing communities, yet the federal public-health establishment appears remarkably uninterested in systematically studying the health risks for the people who must live beside them.
The potential exposures are obvious enough to warrant investigation: banks of diesel generators emit PM2.5, nitrogen oxides, and hazardous air pollutants; cooling systems, fans, transformers, and generators create persistent noise; enormous water requirements can stress municipal supplies and groundwater; and the massive electricity demand requires additional generation and transmission infrastructure.
Yet despite HHS now explicitly declaring that identifying environmental drivers of chronic disease is a priority, I can find no major HHS or NIH epidemiological program specifically following populations living near hyperscale data centers and comparing respiratory disease, cardiovascular disease, sleep disturbance, childhood health, cancer, or other outcomes with suitable control populations.
Meanwhile, the EPA is focused on streamlining Clean Air Act reviews and removing impediments to construction.
In other words, Washington is facilitating one of the largest industrial infrastructure build-outs in modern American history before it has conducted the epidemiological surveillance necessary to determine what that build-out may be doing to the health of the Americans living next door.
That is precisely backward.
If HHS is serious about identifying environmental causes of chronic disease, hyperscale data-center communities should already be under active study.

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