The most stunningly honest Kamala Harris interview. A must-see! Great Journalism, Nick! 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

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— Steven Miller, MD, PhD (@SageListener) July 27, 2024

Ulysses90 said:

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Get some sleep, Annie.

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I fell asleep on the couch from like midnight till almost 2 o'clock and then I was wide awake. So why not post on my favorite thread?

HoustonAg2106 said:

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annie88 said:

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I admit, I did laugh at part of this. I'm not trying to make light of the gentlemen who died at the rally nor the other two men that were shot or even Trump being shot, but sometimes dark humor can be amusing.

Hilarious bit on Trump assassination attempt.

Make comedy great again. pic.twitter.com/tHchoGZy0F

— Jason Howerton (@jason_howerton) August 16, 2024

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You found that to be dark humor? Obviously you have never heard of Anthony Jeselnik

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I simply meant making fun of an assassination attempt and where Trump could've actually been killed, A man was killed, two others almost killed. There's nothing funny about that. That was my point.

I'm Gen X. We were born and lived in dark humor.

aggiedata said:

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Was it when you saw her face?

annie88 said:

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HoustonAg2106 said:

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annie88 said:

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I admit, I did laugh at part of this. I'm not trying to make light of the gentlemen who died at the rally nor the other two men that were shot or even Trump being shot, but sometimes dark humor can be amusing.

Hilarious bit on Trump assassination attempt.

Make comedy great again. pic.twitter.com/tHchoGZy0F

— Jason Howerton (@jason_howerton) August 16, 2024

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You found that to be dark humor? Obviously you have never heard of Anthony Jeselnik

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I simply meant making fun of an assassination attempt and where Trump could've actually been killed, A man was killed, two others almost killed. There's nothing funny about that. That was my point.

I'm Gen X. We were born and lived in dark humor.

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I agree there is nothing funny about someone being killed, but these jokes didn't even address that. It's just light hearted jokes about the government being incompetent and a okay Trump impression. These were very tame jokes if you compare it to real dark humor.

I like my beer like I like my violence, domestic.

-Bill Burr

You don't know pain until you've seen your baby drown in a bath tub. And you also don't know anything about how to wash a baby.

-Anthony Jeselnik

That's dark humor.

HoustonAg2106 said:

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annie88 said:

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HoustonAg2106 said:

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annie88 said:

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I admit, I did laugh at part of this. I'm not trying to make light of the gentlemen who died at the rally nor the other two men that were shot or even Trump being shot, but sometimes dark humor can be amusing.

Hilarious bit on Trump assassination attempt.

Make comedy great again. pic.twitter.com/tHchoGZy0F

— Jason Howerton (@jason_howerton) August 16, 2024

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You found that to be dark humor? Obviously you have never heard of Anthony Jeselnik

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I simply meant making fun of an assassination attempt and where Trump could've actually been killed, A man was killed, two others almost killed. There's nothing funny about that. That was my point.

I'm Gen X. We were born and lived in dark humor.

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I agree there is nothing funny about someone being killed, but these jokes didn't even address that. It's just light hearted jokes about the government being incompetent and a okay Trump impression. These were very tame jokes if you compare it to real dark humor.

I like my beer like I like my violence, domestic.

-Bill Burr

You don't know pain until you've seen your baby drown in a bath tub. And you also don't know anything about how to wash a baby.

-Anthony Jeselnik

That's dark humor.

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I understand, but you misunderstood my initial statement. We're arguing two different things.

annie88 said:

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HoustonAg2106 said:

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annie88 said:

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HoustonAg2106 said:

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annie88 said:

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I admit, I did laugh at part of this. I'm not trying to make light of the gentlemen who died at the rally nor the other two men that were shot or even Trump being shot, but sometimes dark humor can be amusing.

Hilarious bit on Trump assassination attempt.

Make comedy great again. pic.twitter.com/tHchoGZy0F

— Jason Howerton (@jason_howerton) August 16, 2024

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You found that to be dark humor? Obviously you have never heard of Anthony Jeselnik

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I simply meant making fun of an assassination attempt and where Trump could've actually been killed, A man was killed, two others almost killed. There's nothing funny about that. That was my point.

I'm Gen X. We were born and lived in dark humor.

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I agree there is nothing funny about someone being killed, but these jokes didn't even address that. It's just light hearted jokes about the government being incompetent and a okay Trump impression. These were very tame jokes if you compare it to real dark humor.

I like my beer like I like my violence, domestic.

-Bill Burr

You don't know pain until you've seen your baby drown in a bath tub. And you also don't know anything about how to wash a baby.

-Anthony Jeselnik

That's dark humor.

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I understand, but you misunderstood my initial statement. We're arguing two different things.

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I'm confused. Your initial statement was that you are not trying to make light of people dying which no one would have accused of for laughing at the jokes in that video. And then you called it dark humor which it really isn't.

annie88 said:

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It says sincerely, science.

Interesting, do you have pictures of the Big Bang? pic.twitter.com/CNzDhfHdZx

— 9mmSMG (@9mm_smg) August 16, 2024

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Yes, we do. That's why the theory of the big bang has continued to gain acceptance.

That picture held up as proof of the Big Bang until this picture



So, pics or it didn't happen.

Not really political but boy am I ready for some college football. I don't give a flying flip about Michigan or Ohio State but you Gotta love college rivalries.

This is why College Football is the greatest sport on earth. pic.twitter.com/2MjrmV2NwC

— Football’s Greatest Moments (@FBGreatMoments) August 17, 2024

pic.twitter.com/owqMG1L7ar

— txaggal (@txaggal) August 17, 2024

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TexAgs91 said:

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annie88 said:

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It says sincerely, science.

Interesting, do you have pictures of the Big Bang? pic.twitter.com/CNzDhfHdZx

— 9mmSMG (@9mm_smg) August 16, 2024

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Yes, we do. That's why the theory of the big bang has continued to gain acceptance.

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What is that picture actually showing? And how was it obtained? I'm not questioning you. I'm generally curious.

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In the 60s Bell set up a microwave antenna. They were trying to figure out why no matter what direction they pointed they were getting were getting exactly the same reading (other than known sources). The reading they were getting was a constant 3 degrees above absolute zero in every direction. Once physicists learned about this it became evidence for the big bang. It would be very improbable for the temperature in every direction separated by billions of light years to be exactly the same. What they were measuring was the edge of the observable universe. The further away you're looking at, the further back in time you're looking at. In this case this is from 13.8 billion years ago when the universe was much smaller than it is now which begins to explain how the temperatures can be the same when separated by what looks now to be vast distances.

The universe is expanding, so the high frequency radiation in the early universe, which was probably gamma or x-ray light was red-shifted as it travelled through the the universe to here to the point it was picked up as microwaves.

There were additional satellites including the latest one that took the image called WMAP.

Right after the big bang the universe was so hot and dense you couldn't see through it. After about 380,000 years it cooled enough that you could see through it. That's what this image is from. The different color blobs eventually expanded to become galaxies. They could also use this image to figure out the percentage of ordinary matter (4.6%), dark matter (24%) and dark energy (71.4%).

TexAgs91 said:

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annie88 said:

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TexAgs91 said:

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annie88 said:

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It says sincerely, science.

Interesting, do you have pictures of the Big Bang? pic.twitter.com/CNzDhfHdZx

— 9mmSMG (@9mm_smg) August 16, 2024

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Yes, we do. That's why the theory of the big bang has continued to gain acceptance.

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What is that picture actually showing? And how was it obtained? I'm not questioning you. I'm generally curious.

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In the 60s Bell set up a microwave antenna. They were trying to figure out why no matter what direction they pointed they were getting were getting exactly the same reading (other than known sources). The reading they were getting was a constant 3 degrees above absolute zero in every direction. Once physicists learned about this it became evidence for the big bang. It would be very improbable for the temperature in every direction separated by billions of light years to be exactly the same. What they were measuring was the edge of the observable universe. The further away you're looking at, the further back in time you're looking at. In this case this is from 13.8 billion years ago.

The universe is expanding, so the high frequency radiation in the early universe, which was probably gamma or x-ray light was red-shifted as it travelled through the the universe to here to the point it was picked up as microwaves.

There were additional satellites including the latest one that took the image called WMAP.

Right after the big bang the universe was so hot and dense you couldn't see through it. After about 380,000 years it cooled enough that you could see through it. That's what this image is from. The different color blobs eventually expanded to become galaxies. They could also use this image to figure out the percentage of ordinary matter, dark matter and dark energy.

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Then there's