Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Never Plug Your Phone Into a Random USB Charger — The Hidden Security Risk of Public Charging Stations
Public USB charging stations may expose your phone to data theft and malicious connections. Learn what juice jacking is, how malicious charging attacks work, whether someone can hack your phone through a USB cable, warning signs, and how to safely charge your phone in airports, hotels, cafés and public places. Never Plug Your Phone Into…
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George Carlin video (otw)
George Carlin told us about this corona panic years ago *** sure – I’ve posted this before – people need to see this again, because it didn’t sink in the first time. George Carlin video (otw)
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Just enough to not get fired
Daily writing prompt In what ways does hard work make you feel fulfilled? View all responses Actually hard work does not make me feel fulfilled, rather, the opposite. 303 more words Just enough to not get fired
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Video (otw) I Need A Hero / Short Circuit 2
I love this scene in the movie The video… REBLOGGING FROM 2018 You may not like robots— but sometimes they are the good guys
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AI-Driven Cyberattacks Are Surging: Deepfakes and AI Malware Explained
Quick answer: AI-driven cyberattacks have jumped roughly 72% year-over-year, and the two fastest-growing weapons in that surge are deepfakes (fake voices, faces, and video used to impersonate real people) and AI-generated malware (malicious code that rewrites itself to dodge antivirus tools). Together they’ve already caused breaches costing millions – including a single video call that……
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Can You Still Trust a Video Call? How Real-Time Deepfakes Are Changing Online Scams
AI deepfakes can now imitate faces, voices and even live video calls. Learn how real-time deepfake scams work, warning signs, how to verify someone’s identity and how to protect yourself from AI impersonation. Can You Still Trust a Video Call? How Real-Time Deepfakes Are Changing Online Scams This is a bit wordy, in my opinion,…
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Are you as FREE as you think?
https://thehill.com/opinion/civil-rights/510402-afraid-to-speak-your-mind-maybe-were-not-as-free-as-we-think/
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What The Magician Teaches About Marketing
For anyone building a business, brand, or personal platform, The Magician is one of the most powerful archetypes for understanding marketing, not as manipulation, but as intentional communication. What The Magician Teaches About Marketing
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We Were Never Meant to Live Like This!
By Nicholas Bishop When you look at the world today, it’s like looking at a madhouse. The world is more connected than ever through the miracle of electronic devices. People, at least in the West, of course, there are exceptions, are living longer, eating better, living in homes, and driving the latest cars. We have…
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Actress Hayden Panettiere Dies Suddenly Of A Heart Attack, As Did Her Younger Brother Three Years Ago
By Ashley Hayes Young people like Hayden Panettiere don’t just die of heart attacks. To that end, watch the important documentary Died Suddenly and draw your own conclusions. Here’s a link: https://subsplash.com/u/-RT4DVC/media/embed/d/ydg2hxh?info=0 For more information, please research the important testimony and multiple videos of Dr. Carrie Madej and former Chief Scientist at Pfizer, Dr. Michael…
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We’re All Enemies of the State: Draconian Laws, Precrime & the Surveillance State
Originally posted on John W. Whitehead, Constitutional Attorney: “The whole aim of practical politics is to keep the populace alarmed (and hence clamorous to be led to safety) by an endless series of hobgoblins, most of them imaginary.”—H.L. Mencken We’ve been down this road many times before. If the government is consistent about any one……
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COVER-UP: How The Dairy Industry Tricked Humans Into Believing They Need Milk
Originally posted on RIELPOLITIK: Source – trueactivist.com – “…Because milk is very mucus-forming in the human body, it is believed to contribute to allergies, ear infections, Type 1 diabetes, anemia, and even constipation. In addition, the food may contribute to various types of cancers as consumption of the product increases the body’s level of insulin-like……
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For my Mother (16 August)
If only my mother was still here. You see, she died (on this day) a few years ago. I didn’t take the time to tell her how much I loved her. Now she is gone, and all the things I never told her, she will never know. For my Mother (16 August) It was a…
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Reblogging (cause that’s what I do)
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528hz ~ The Secrets Of Vibration
528hz ~ The Secrets Of Vibration
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Acrylamide
I went to a coffee shop in LA the other day, and while I was waiting for my cup of Joe I spotted a fairly large sign about Prop 65, a “right to know” law that requires the State of California to maintain a list of chemicals that cause cancer or reproductive toxicity (such as…
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Lori Handrahan and The Epidemic of Child Rape in Law Enforcement, Our Military, and Our Government
By Ashley Hayes In my recent article about child trafficking, “Why I Won’t Be Seeing The Sound of Freedom,” I included sources and reference links at the end, as I usually do. One of these links was to one of the many articles by Lori Handrahan entitled, “Law Enforcement Arrested for Trading in Child Rape.”…
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To Start The Day ..
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Meme of the week
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I Googled Myself After 10 Years… I Was Horrified by What I Found
It Started With One Google Search… One evening I asked myself a simple question. “If a complete stranger Googled me today… what would they find?” I expected… Maybe my LinkedIn. A GitHub profile. A few recent social media accounts. Nothing unusual. I was wrong. Thirty minutes later… I found accounts I had forgotten existed. Photos…
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Flock gets even better……
Imagine that you share a ride to work with the same colleague most mornings. As it passes by a license plate reader, the camera records the car, which can be linked through vehicle records to its registered owner. Beside it, another sensor detects signals broadcast by devices traveling nearby, such as your phone and your…
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Why Is Love So Frail? By Dr. John Persico and Metis (AI Assistant)
Years ago, I wrote a blog titled “But Can We Really Learn to Love Again?” It was inspired by Pink’s song “Just Give Me a Reason.” Pink raised the hopeful possibility that two people whose love had gone cold might somehow rekindle what they once had. At the time, I asked: Can we really learn…
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Magnesium Deficiency Symptoms and Diagnosis
Magnesium Thirst Magnesium Hunger We thirst for magnesium rich water. Magnesium deficiency is often misdiagnosed because it does not show up in blood tests – only 1% of the body’s magnesium is stored in the blood. Most doctors and laboratories don’t even include magnesium status in routine blood tests. Thus, most doctors don’t know when…
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Who Decides History Starts When We Write Sumarian?
The history I learned named Mesopotamia, located in the “fertile crescent” as the cradle of civilization. Researching historical timelines, I find it astounding that this is still taught as fact. No question Mesopotamia was a great civilization, if you were alive in 3500 BC, Mesopotamia was the place to be. Credited with the first written…
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Your Car Knows Where You Live: Everything Modern Vehicles Know About You
It’s Not Just a Car Anymore Twenty years ago… A car was mostly mechanical. Engine. Steering. Brakes. Fuel. Today… Your car is a computer on wheels. Some modern vehicles contain 50 to more than 100 electronic control units (ECUs) and run millions of lines of software. It may know: Your car isn’t just transporting you…
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Your Smart TV Is Watching More Than You Think: Everything It Knows About You
It’s Just a TV… Or is it? You bought it to watch movies. Netflix. YouTube. Disney+. Prime Video. Football. News. Gaming. To you… It’s just another television. But today’s Smart TV is actually a computer. It has: Unlike your old television… A Smart TV can communicate with the internet every single day. Sometimes… Even when…
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One Nation Under House Arrest: How Do COVID-19 Mandates Impact Our Freedoms?
“It is proper to take alarm at the first experiment on our liberties. We hold this prudent jealousy to be the first duty of citizens, and one of the noblest characteristics of the late Revolution. The freeman of America did not wait till usurped power had strengthened itself by exercise, and entangled the question in…
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