anon ponders.
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Y2K didn't happen so…911 did?
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Human cloning. A thing?
God help the kids.
Trump admin condemns UK prosecution of pro-lifer for silent prayer, says it’s ‘monitoring’ the case
The prosecution of a British pro-life advocate for praying violates ‘fundamental freedoms’ and ‘the shared values that ought to underpin US-UK relations,’ a State Department official said.
https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/trump-admin-condemns-uk-prosecution-of-pro-lifer-for-silent-prayer-says-its-monitoring-the-case/
Canadian government launches trial version of digital ID for certain licenses, permits
The Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) department has officially confirmed it is developing a digital ID for certain licenses and permits.
https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/canadian-government-launches-trial-version-of-digital-id-for-certain-licenses-permits/
l'il justin was just the warm-up act.
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now do NYC
muh grok:
evidence of human cloning?
No, there is no credible scientific evidence that a human has ever been successfully cloned through reproductive cloning (creating a genetically identical human being via somatic cell nuclear transfer, like Dolly the sheep).
Key Past Claims and Why They Failed
Clonaid (2002–2003): This company, linked to the Raelian religious group, claimed to have produced the first cloned baby ("Eve") and later up to 13 more. They refused independent DNA testing or any verification, citing privacy concerns. The scientific community universally dismissed these as unsubstantiated or a hoax, with no evidence ever provided.
Hwang Woo-suk (2004–2005): A South Korean researcher claimed to have created cloned human embryos and derived stem cells. His papers in Science were retracted after investigations revealed fabricated data.
Other announcements (e.g., by Severino Antinori or Panayiotis Zavos): Similar unsubstantiated claims of cloned embryos or births emerged in the early 2000s, but none provided verifiable proof.
Current Scientific Status (as of 2025)
Reproductive cloning (producing a full cloned human) remains unachieved in humans. While primates (macaque monkeys) were successfully cloned in 2018, human attempts have not been documented or verified.
Therapeutic cloning (creating cloned embryos for stem cells, not birth) has seen limited success (e.g., deriving stem cells from cloned human embryos in 2013), but this is distinct from reproductive cloning.
Major institutions like the U.S. National Human Genome Research Institute state: "Despite several highly publicized claims, human cloning still appears to be fiction. There currently is no solid scientific evidence that anyone has cloned human embryos [for reproduction]."
Why No Evidence Exists
Technical challenges: Animal cloning shows high rates of failure, abnormalities, and health issues (e.g., in sheep, cows, monkeys), suggesting similar risks in humans.
Legal and ethical barriers: Reproductive human cloning is banned in dozens of countries (e.g., UK, Canada, Germany, Australia) and condemned by bodies like the UN and medical associations. No reputable scientist or institution pursues it openly.
Conspiracy theories: Claims of secret cloning (e.g., by governments, the wealthy, or for organ harvesting) circulate online but lack any substantiation. Sources like Wikipedia, NIH, and peer-reviewed reviews consistently note the absence of proof, with past hoaxes/frauds as the only "evidence."
Identical twins are natural "clones," but artificial human reproductive cloning has no confirmed cases. Speculation persists in media and online, but it's unsupported by facts. If new evidence emerged, it would be a massive scientific event—none has as of late 2025.
that's what theyt want us to think, anyway.
One way to describe Mozart’s music is that it is the music of love. Much of Mozart’s music deals with what scholar Jan Swafford has called “the reign of love.” Mozart’s concern for love was a result of his knowledge of theology: love is the alpha and omega, the beginning and end. Love is eternal. Love is our true nature. Everything else is ultimately fleeting and ephemeral
listen to the music, anon
how's that stock doing?
>>24018473, >>24018528 FedEx Sparks Backlash After Hiring Hundreds of H-1B Workers While Cutting US Jobs
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