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[SallyM]

Possibly untrue science news

It is my considered option that our universe is something that a bored teenager in some higher dimension cobbled together at the last minute for their school’s science fair.

[Millie_Fink]

Healthcare Deform

This a long, twisted tale of a hospital takeover gone wrong - a healthcare tale as old as 2010 (when mergers & acquisitions accelerated). A non-profit system was purchased by a for-profit company, hospital services were gradually reduced, facilities were closed, and now the purchaser has declared bankruptcy. Even though the sale happened 8 years ago (and reductions/closures and attempts to sell facilities have been making news for the past 4 years), now the public outcry is on FB. I don’t kno…

[SallyM]

The goddamn Trump Administration

This makes sense to me. I’m sure that for some people living under an authoritarian regime would be boring and safe and maybe even nice. The privileged, the elite, the ones who think they are elite. But only some few people. A lot of people would be persecuted and die. Injustice would be rampant. Everyone else would be exhausted trying to toe the line, afraid all the time, and anxious because they could at, any time, have their entire life destroyed. If not outright taken.

[SallyM]

The thread that glows in the dark

That reminds me; anyone who lives within about 50 miles of a nuclear power plant should get some iodine pills in case of an accident. The city of Toronto gives them out for free, but you have to send in for them, and they will mail them to you. Other cities might do the same. My brother and his family live very close to a power plant, and they get iodine pills automatically. They have a shelf life of about 12 years. I rarely say “You should” to people, but this is one of the exceptions.