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Winnie the Pooh is a franchise that doesn't get enough credit for how it accomplishes so much by doing so little. It takes a concept as simple as looking at the clouds and turns it into an absolutely magical moment. I wish more animations could do that. RIP Peter, and thank you
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BERNIE SANDERS: Do vaccines cause autism?
BHATTACHARYA: I do not believe that the measles vaccine causes autism
SANDERS: Nah. Uh uh. I didn't ask measles. Do vaccines cause autism?
BHATTACHARYA: I have not seen a study that suggests any single vaccine causes autism
Maddie Moo🐄🤟🏻 retweeted
Murdering people and kidnapping children is far worse than illegal immigration
Maddie Moo🐄🤟🏻 retweeted
Two things people need to understand
- Measles has a reproductive number of 12-18. Meaning ONE PERSON can infect 12-18 people.
- the epidemiological concept of OVERSHOOT, where an epidemic continues to spread and infect people even after the population has technically reached the "herd immunity threshold"
Everybody think that if things get too hectic we can just vaccinate people again and things will be under control.
Measles will take GENERATIONS to get under control again, if ever.
Folks' this is BAD. 99 new Measles cases in just 3 days?
BREAKING: South Carolina reports 99 new measles cases abcnews.go.com/Health/south-…
Maddie Moo🐄🤟🏻 retweeted
“oxford comma is a big sign of ai” you can pry the oxford comma out of my cold dead hands idc i will never stop using her
Maddie Moo🐄🤟🏻 retweeted
“Unskilled worker” is a term made up by capitalists to justify why a person working 40+ hours a week is still poor
Maddie Moo🐄🤟🏻 retweeted
Covid wave rips through and pneumonia and sepsis follow like clockwork. Add in a killer strain of flu and waves of death are coming. Again.
'Gorgeous' mum dies suddenly just weeks before Christmas leaving family heartbroken
Paige Luby, 31, died on Saturday morning following a short battle with pneumonia.
newsnow.com/share?u=https%3A… via @NewsNowUK
Maddie Moo🐄🤟🏻 retweeted
The days before my period are the worst days of my life. My emotions are so high. Sadness becomes melancholy, irritation becomes aggression, happiness becomes ecstasy. There is never a neutral, never an okay. Just swinging from emotion to emotion while trying not to kill myself.
Maddie Moo🐄🤟🏻 retweeted
For the first time in 25 years, child mortality rates for preventable diseases are projected to increase, after having declined for 25 years.
time.com/7338791/childhood-m…
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Cannabis compounds are potent neuro protectants that fight inflammation, save neurons, and keep networks young. Massive new study on 25,000 people just proved it works — especially as we age.
Main Takeaway: New research suggests cannabis (especially CBD and CBN) might help protect the brain as we age and could even slow or reverse some signs of cognitive decline in older adults.
Why This Might Happen: The Body’s Built-In Cannabis System Everyone has an “endocannabinoid system” (ECS) that helps regulate memory, mood, inflammation, and more throughout life.
As we get older, this system weakens → leads to memory issues, slower thinking, and more brain inflammation.
In diseases like Alzheimer’s, the ECS gets even more out of whack.
Cannabis compounds can plug into this system and help bring it back into balance — especially helpful in older brains.
What Specific Cannabis Compounds Might Do
CBD (Cannabidiol – the non-high part):Strongly reduces brain inflammation (a major driver of Alzheimer’s).
Lowers harmful inflammatory chemicals and boosts protective ones.
CBN (Cannabinol – a milder, sleepy cannabinoid): Helps brain cells survive stress and damage.
Turns on the body’s own antioxidant defenses.
Reduces cell suicide (apoptosis) and promotes cell survival signals.
May help nerves grow and repair (at low doses).
Big Study on Older Adults (25,000+ people from UK Biobank)
Older cannabis users (average age ~61) had brain connections that looked younger than non-users.
Their brains showed better “organization” and separation of different networks — something that normally gets worse with age.
These users scored higher on tests of:
Memory
Problem-solving
Reasoning
Vocabulary
Executive function (planning, focus)
This “younger brain” effect was seen across ages 45–75+.
link.springer.com/chapter/10…
mdpi.com/2076-3921/14/6/744
researchsquare.com/article/r…
journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…
eneuro.org/content/12/10/ENE…
jamanetwork.com/journals/jam…
Maddie Moo🐄🤟🏻 retweeted
Stop idolizing politicians. They’re our employees, and we need to fucking fire them when they don’t do their job
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7 years ago today, we lost Stephen Hillenburg, creator of ‘SpongeBob SquarePants.’ 🕊️

































