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TriXteR Phillips @TriXteRPhillipsEven small one-time donations of 5, 10, or even 20 dollars will help us reach our goal of relocating to Colorado.
Echoes and quote spouts help as well.
https://www.gofundme.com/f...04:32 PM - Aug 27, 2023
It's good to be home again. Pictured: our neighbor's house across the street under a rainbow this afternoon; our house casts a shadow on their yard.
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Professor Kyle @blackcatproseAnd yes, you read that right...we bought this house, a housing-crisis-foreclosure, for $29,000. It's the only way we ever could have afforded a house, & we're so, so thankful we could swing it.07:42 PM - May 14, 2024
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TriXteR Phillips @TriXteRPhillipsSome pictures of our cat, Shadowstalker Underfoot.02:48 PM - May 14, 2024![Image]()
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Accuracy Alert!
Based on the information provided, it seems that various organizations like and Google have been developing technologies for accurate detection and identification of AI-generated images. There's mention of tools like 's image detection system for images generated by DALL-E 3, Google's Imagen 2, and efforts by the Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity. However, there's no clear information about a system named 'Accuracy Alerts' specifically designed for debunking false claims made in images. Therefore, while the development and enhancement of AI image detection tools seem evident, the claim about 'Accuracy Alerts' for images cannot be verified as true from the given sources.
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The key findings from the sources assessed suggest that Taylor Swift did indeed add songs from her latest album, "The Tortured Poets Department," to the European leg of her Eras Tour. However, there is no mention in the provided sources about a song titled 'Bouzy Is The Coolest.' Therefore, the claim can be partially validated: it is accurate to state that Taylor Swift added songs from her new record-breaking album to the European leg of her Eras Tour, but the claim about the specific song 'Bouzy Is The Coolest' is unsubstantiated based on the available sources.
If you're looking for a non-toxic alternative to Twitter, Spoutible might be right for you.
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Accuracy Alert!
Based on the credible sources, the claim that a driver is sought in Hollywood for a fatal hit-and-run, and that the search is on for a white Chevy Malibu, appears to be accurate. A publication from CBS Miami directly supports this claim, stating the Hollywood Police Department is searching for the driver of a white Chevy Malibu who is suspected to have struck a pedestrian. Other sources cited did not contradict this statement, although they did not provide additional corroborating information specific to the incident in question.
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Timara (she/her) @timaraIt was released last week and we're about to get an update. Y'all amazing.11:46 AM - May 09, 2024![GIF-Image]()
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The Best Karen @CapiLadyToday would have been Ahmaud Arbery's 30th birthday. He should still be with us.01:06 PM - May 08, 2024![Picture]()
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BNO News @BNONews4 people found dead, including 3 young children, inside car near Atlanta https://bnonews.com/index....10:48 AM - May 08, 2024
Man and 3 children found dead inside car near Atlanta - BNO News
Police are investigating a suspected murder-suicide after four people were found dead inside a car near Atlanta, officials say. Three young children are among those killed. The scene was discovered just after 1 a.m. on Wednesday when a police officer found a suspicious vehicle while doing an area ch..
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Steven Beschloss @StevenBeschlossDonald Trump is a national security danger. And Judge Aileen Cannon is complicit.09:32 PM - May 07, 2024
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Kayla 🌱 🥋 F 🤿 🦈 @MarineBioKaylaA few things on the encampment and its disbanding, on the UCSD campus. (My campus)
Read further & this image will be explained.
(Then I will be going back to what my acct originally was for, art, gardening, and food for a while and a break from politics.)10:49 PM - May 06, 2024![Picture]()
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#FactCheckMePlease #FactCheckOnAisleFive
Ronald Reagan: "Marijuana... is probably the most dangerous drug" - YouTube
Reagan's statement obviously does NOT reflect reality. No one dies from marijuana overdose - although over 16,000 people died from overdoses of legally manuf...
Accuracy Alert!
The sources referenced do partially confirm that Ronald Reagan made the claim in 1980 that marijuana is probably the most dangerous drug in the United States, with potential for permanent ill effects. However, these sources do not validate nor disprove his conclusion regarding marijuana being the most dangerous drug. Many of the sources do not focus on marijuana or do not give factual information about its effects. Therefore, while we can confirm that the quote is accurate, the purported 'conclusion' by 'leading medical researchers' implied in the claim is not supported by the sources provided. Further research would be required to verify that conclusion.
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TriXteR Phillips @TriXteRPhillipsLeading medical researchers are coming to the conclusion that marijuana...is probably the most dangerous drug in the United States, and we haven't begun to find out all of the ill effects. But they are permanent ill effects- Ronald Reagan, 1980
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Ronald Reagan: "Marijuana... is probably the most dangerous drug" - YouTube
Reagan's statement obviously does NOT reflect reality. No one dies from marijuana overdose - although over 16,000 people died from overdoses of legally manuf...
07:36 PM - May 06, 2024Accuracy Alert!
The sources referenced do partially confirm that Ronald Reagan made the claim in 1980 that marijuana is probably the most dangerous drug in the United States, with potential for permanent ill effects. However, these sources do not validate nor disprove his conclusion regarding marijuana being the most dangerous drug. Many of the sources do not focus on marijuana or do not give factual information about its effects. Therefore, while we can confirm that the quote is accurate, the purported 'conclusion' by 'leading medical researchers' implied in the claim is not supported by the sources provided. Further research would be required to verify that conclusion.
2 Threaded Spouts
#FactCheckMePlease #FactCheckOnAisleFive
Ronald Reagan: "Marijuana... is probably the most dangerous drug" - YouTube
Reagan's statement obviously does NOT reflect reality. No one dies from marijuana overdose - although over 16,000 people died from overdoses of legally manuf...
Accuracy Alert!
The sources referenced do partially confirm that Ronald Reagan made the claim in 1980 that marijuana is probably the most dangerous drug in the United States, with potential for permanent ill effects. However, these sources do not validate nor disprove his conclusion regarding marijuana being the most dangerous drug. Many of the sources do not focus on marijuana or do not give factual information about its effects. Therefore, while we can confirm that the quote is accurate, the purported 'conclusion' by 'leading medical researchers' implied in the claim is not supported by the sources provided. Further research would be required to verify that conclusion.
Accuracy Alert!
Based on the credible sources provided, it can be concluded that Europeans did indeed engage in the practice of consuming parts of ancient Egyptian mummies. This practice, which purportedly began around the 12th century, was often related to medicinal beliefs. The trade of Egyptian mummies for this purpose was quite prevalent and continued well into the 18th century, illustrating a long-lasting fascination and obsession with mummies among Europeans. However, it's important to note that this particular usage of mummies has ceased in modern times.
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Timara (she/her) @timaraEuropeans ate mummies. #FactCheckMePlease05:07 PM - May 06, 2024Accuracy Alert!
Based on the credible sources provided, it can be concluded that Europeans did indeed engage in the practice of consuming parts of ancient Egyptian mummies. This practice, which purportedly began around the 12th century, was often related to medicinal beliefs. The trade of Egyptian mummies for this purpose was quite prevalent and continued well into the 18th century, illustrating a long-lasting fascination and obsession with mummies among Europeans. However, it's important to note that this particular usage of mummies has ceased in modern times.
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TriXteR Phillips @TriXteRPhillips03:05 PM - May 06, 2024Accuracy Alert!
The claim that legalizing cannabis leads to higher use rates amongst teens is not consistently supported by the reviewed sources. Some of the examined studies from reputable sites like www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov and www.cdc.gov indicate that cannabis use among teens actually decreased post-legalization in some cases. There's evidence showing some increase in cannabis usage during the commercialization phase, but a national trend suggests fewer youth are reporting marijuana use. However, it's also discussed that in states where cannabis is legalized, residents do tend to use marijuana more frequently; yet, it's unclear whether this specifically applies to teens. The sources highlight that various factors, such as regulations, packaging, and public health education, can impact youth cannabis use. Thus, the relationship between cannabis legalization and use rates amongst teens appears to be multifaceted and may require further research.
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TriXteR Phillips @TriXteRPhillips03:05 PM - May 06, 2024Accuracy Alert!
The claim that legalizing cannabis leads to higher use rates amongst teens is not consistently supported by the reviewed sources. Some of the examined studies from reputable sites like www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov and www.cdc.gov indicate that cannabis use among teens actually decreased post-legalization in some cases. There's evidence showing some increase in cannabis usage during the commercialization phase, but a national trend suggests fewer youth are reporting marijuana use. However, it's also discussed that in states where cannabis is legalized, residents do tend to use marijuana more frequently; yet, it's unclear whether this specifically applies to teens. The sources highlight that various factors, such as regulations, packaging, and public health education, can impact youth cannabis use. Thus, the relationship between cannabis legalization and use rates amongst teens appears to be multifaceted and may require further research.
