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“Among the earliest test subjects [of the effects of radiation exposure] was Ebb Cade, a Black worker at the Army base [who was] brought back to the base hospital after a car crash. He was […] injected with ‘large doses’ of radioactive plutonium.”
And then his doctor complained that Cade disappeared before they could sample more of his organs and bones. Perfect.
— Jul 25, 2026 06:32PM
And then his doctor complained that Cade disappeared before they could sample more of his organs and bones. Perfect.
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Nautica Western
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“Your generation must come to terms with the environment. Your generation must face realities instead of taking refuge in ignorance and evasion of truth. Yours is a grave and sobering responsibility… You go out into a world where mankind is challenged […] to prove its maturity and its mastery— not of nature, but of itself.”
And we have been failing ever since!
— Jul 26, 2026 09:55AM
And we have been failing ever since!
Nautica Western
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A President who listened to science and let it guide his agenda? What a thing to imagine. JFK and Carson are both rolling in their graves at the current administration’s ignorance.
— Jul 26, 2026 09:01AM
Nautica Western
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A woman in the late 1950s/early 60s publishing something like “Silent Spring” is unfathomably courageous. Sexist reviews could never dim your sparkle, Carson. The world wasn’t ready for you.
— Jul 26, 2026 08:58AM
Nautica Western
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“We can be humble and live a good life with the aid of the machines, or we can be arrogant and die.” Wiener you were ahead of your time
— Jul 26, 2026 08:28AM
Nautica Western
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“There were more than 200 open-air experiments with insect-borne diseases in population centers beginning in 1949, none of them disclosed until the mid-1970s, some of them still classified.”
Oh!
— Jul 25, 2026 06:28PM
Oh!
Nautica Western
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Long list of all the operations researching the use of insects as “delivery systems” for toxins… which were, of course, performed on and around the American public. The government wouldn’t do that… oh, yes, they would!!!!!
— Jul 25, 2026 06:26PM
Nautica Western
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“Such an ‘increased mastery of nature,’ he wrote, ‘may prove in the long run to be an increased slavery to nature. For the more we get out of the world the less we leave.’”
— Jul 25, 2026 06:16PM
Nautica Western
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“…he had been reaching out to union leadership to warn them of the job losses that would come with automation—“
“…accusing corporations and capitalism itself of calculated inhumanity.”
This guy’s kinda my hero
— Jul 25, 2026 06:11PM
“…accusing corporations and capitalism itself of calculated inhumanity.”
This guy’s kinda my hero
Nautica Western
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“We can only hand it over into the world that exists about us, and this is the world of Belsen and Hiroshima… The best we can do is to see that a large public understands the trend [..] and to confine our personal efforts to those fields… most remote from war and exploitation.”
Norbert Wiener
— Jul 25, 2026 06:10PM
Norbert Wiener