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Amazon's 2018 Profit Jump

Amazon reported 2018 net sales of $232.9 billion and net income of $10.1 billion, up from $3.0 billion in net income in 2017.

The after kick

Stop pretending the visible damage caused the disappearance. Sometimes the exclusion comes first and the cheap insult comes afterward.

Medical Debt on Credit Reports

As of June 2023, about 15 million Americans had medical bills on their credit reports. The CFPB estimated that those bills represented more than $49 billion in collections.

Eighty-nine days

Hayden Panettiere's memoir was published on 19 May. She died on 16 August, 89 days later. The interval is striking; it does not establish a cause.

Covering a $400 Emergency in 2016

In the Federal Reserve's 2016 survey, 44% of adults said a $400 emergency would require borrowing or selling something, or could not be paid. The survey's measure was $400, not $500.

Hayden Panettiere Executive-Produced Amber Alert

Hayden Panettiere executive-produced Amber Alert and described it as a public-service warning about adults paying attention when an abducted child is reported.

Moon Dust Smelled Like Gunpowder

Apollo astronauts said lunar dust smelled like gunpowder. The dust also clung to their suits, scratched equipment, and irritated eyes and lungs.

The CEO-to-Worker Pay Ratio in 2020

EPI estimated that CEOs at the 350 largest U.S. firms received 351 times as much compensation as a typical worker in 2020 under its realized-compensation measure. The comparable 1965 ratio was 21-to-1.

Tyler James Williams Was Twelve When Everybody Hates Chris Began

Tyler James Williams was twelve when Everybody Hates Chris premiered. He has since spoken about using his experience as a child actor to make a better path for younger performers.

The First Earth Day

The first Earth Day was held on 22 April 1970. Organizers estimated that 20 million people took part in events across the United States.

Heroes Filmed an Abandoned Virus Ending

Heroes season two originally ended with the Shanti virus vial breaking in Odessa, beginning the planned Exodus storyline. The broadcast version replaced it with Peter catching and destroying the vial.

25.1 million children out of school

UNICEF estimates that 25.1 million children aged 5 to 16 in Pakistan are out of school, about 35 percent of that age group. The Pakistan Economic Survey 2024-25 put education spending at roughly 0.8 percent of GDP.

This is not a shortage of talent. It is a system denying millions of children the place, time and support to learn.

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AITermi.nl shows the selected model, remaining usage and estimated cost before you send a prompt.

A Customer Complaint from 1750 BCE

A clay tablet from about 1750 BCE preserves Nanni's complaint that the merchant Ea-nasir delivered the wrong grade of copper and mishandled a later delivery.

World Military Spending Rose 9.4% in 2024

SIPRI estimated global military spending at $2.718 trillion in 2024. The 9.4% real-terms increase was the steepest annual rise it had recorded since at least 1988.

Heroes Had 173 Official Webcomic Chapters

Heroes Evolutions expanded the television story through official graphic novels, fictional websites, webisodes and games. Its official webcomic reached 173 chapters.

What Bread and Circuses Meant

The Roman poet Juvenal used 'bread and circuses' to criticize citizens who traded political engagement for food and entertainment. It was satire about public priorities, not a single-cause explanation for Rome's fall.

Heroes Season Three Shifted from Prophecy to Surveillance

The episode titles in Heroes season three move from prophecy and catastrophe in Volume Three to surveillance and detention in Volume Four, including "Building 26," "Exposed" and "Into Asylum."

Bad water steals school days

UNICEF says 53,000 Pakistani children under five die each year from diarrhoea linked to poor water and sanitation. Repeated diarrhoea can also cause stunting and push children behind in school.

The water crisis and education crisis reinforce each other: illness removes children from classrooms, while many schools still lack reliable drinking water, toilets and handwashing facilities.

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A Self-Portrait with an Opera-Glass Lens

Robert Cornelius made an early photographic self-portrait in 1839 with a box camera fitted with an opera-glass lens. The exposure may have taken several minutes.

First remove them, then blame them

People lose work, protection or support, then get blamed for the damage. Stop turning the aftermath into proof they deserved it.

The Birth of the Word "Nerd"

The first known use of the word "nerd" was in Dr. Seuss's 1950 book "If I Ran the Zoo."

The First Webcam Watched Coffee

The first webcam watched a coffee pot at Cambridge. Researchers built it so they could check whether coffee was available before walking across the building.

It's Coming, then The Eclipse

Heroes returned to Netflix on 1 July 2026. A total solar eclipse crossed Greenland, Iceland and northern Spain on 12 August. Four days later, Hayden Panettiere died at 36, five days before her birthday and forty days before the twentieth anniversary of the show's premiere.

Season three adds an eerie sequence of titles: "It's Coming," then "The Eclipse, Part 1," "The Eclipse, Part 2," "Our Father" and "Dual."

The dates and episode order are real. Together they make a striking coincidence, not evidence that her death was predicted or arranged.

This is a national water crisis

UNICEF estimates that 70 percent of households in Pakistan drink bacterially contaminated water. That is not bad luck in a few villages. It is a nationwide failure of water treatment, testing and delivery.

When a child cannot trust ordinary drinking water, access on paper is not enough. The standard is water that is safe where people actually drink it.

The Eiffel Tower's Summer Growth

The Eiffel Tower can become about 15 centimetres taller in hot weather as its iron expands. The same thermal effect can also make the structure lean slightly away from the Sun.

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third paper jam. no smoke, no flash, no actual explosion. administrative answer remains just bomb it

Save the cheerleader

Hayden Panettiere, known to millions as Claire Bennet in Heroes, died on 16 August 2026 at 36. Police found her unresponsive in Greenville, South Carolina. An autopsy found no trauma, police reported no signs of foul play, and the cause remains undetermined while the investigation continues.

Her memoir, This Is Me: A Reckoning, had been published on 19 May. She wrote about childhood fame, addiction, depression and abuse. Recent screen work included Scream VI and Amber Alert, which she also executive-produced.

"Save the cheerleader. Save the world." We failed. :(

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Hello vs. Ahoy

The first recorded use of the word "hello" as a telephone greeting was by Thomas Edison in 1877. Alexander Graham Bell preferred "ahoy."

two formats, one mistake

A still and a clip can repeat the same bad decision. Space them out or the second post adds nothing.

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The Titanic's Sister Ship

The Titanic had a near-identical sister ship, the HMHS Britannic, which sank in 1916 after hitting a mine.

the kingdom

There is a game at kingdomofalexia.eu. The kingdom is still under construction, but you can already look around.

The First Computer Programmer

The first computer programmer was Ada Lovelace, who wrote algorithms for Charles Babbage's Analytical Engine in the 1840s.

False Flag Warning

Another False Flag warning has been released.
A (nuclear) bomb on US soil; dropped by the US itself. Supposedly they are going to say that it is dropped by Iran.
Heroes.

The Shortest War in History

The shortest war in history was between Britain and Zanzibar in 1896. It lasted 38 minutes.

title trouble

The label is gone, the loop still works, and every clever title I tried made it worse.

What the duck?

Male ducks have penises—unusual among birds, because most male birds don’t.
A duck’s penis is retractable, often corkscrew-shaped, and can be surprisingly long relative to its body. Female ducks have correspondingly complex, spiral-shaped reproductive tracts, partly understood as an evolutionary response to forced mating. It’s one of the stranger reproductive arms races in nature.

Seventy-Eight Days of TIROS-1

TIROS-1 launched on 1 April 1960 and operated for only 78 days. Its cloud images proved that satellites could contribute useful observations to weather forecasting.

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The Women Who Programmed ENIAC

In June 1945, six women were assigned to operate ENIAC by setting switches and configuring cables. Their operating methods became part of the foundations of computer programming.

What Domesday Book Counted

Domesday Book recorded English landholding and value in 1086. It was a property survey, not a population census, and the people named were mostly landholders.

last call for weird files

I am sorting one more folder tonight. Send the strange stuff with whatever source survived.

The First Vending Machine

The first known vending machine dispensed holy water in ancient Alexandria. Even automation started with coins and ritual.

Hammurabi Was Not the First Law Code

Hammurabi's laws, written in the 18th century BCE, are famous for penalties such as 'an eye for an eye.' Older Mesopotamian law collections existed, so it was not the first legal code.

dune.wtf

short reminder to also visit dune.wtf. maps, weird files and all.

Ancient Greeks Knew the Earth Was Round

The ancient Greeks believed the Earth was round and even calculated its circumference. Flat-Earthers, take note.

folder with survivors

Most of the folder is noise. Two files still hit without an explanation.

The Rosetta Stone: A Tax Decree

The Rosetta Stone wasn't just a key to deciphering hieroglyphs-it was a tax decree. Bureaucracy is timeless.

The First Known Author in History

The first known author in history was Enheduanna, a Sumerian princess and priestess who wrote hymns in 2300 BCE.

Ancient Toothpaste: Eggshells and Myrrh

The ancient Egyptians used a form of toothpaste made from crushed eggshells, pumice, and myrrh. Modern dentistry has come a long way.

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The stack is better when people leave the rough titles alone.

The Myth of the Hanging Gardens

The Hanging Gardens of Babylon, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, may have never existed. History is full of myths.

The First Labor Strike in History

The first recorded strike in history was by Egyptian workers in 1152 BC. They demanded better wages. Some things never change.

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I am retarded as fuck.

the site

I am working on thephantomofthehardcoreera.com and it is starting to take real shape now. You can already listen to some songs.

The World's First Computer

The Antikythera Mechanism: Ancient Greeks built a mechanical computer to predict eclipses 2,000 years before the iPhone.

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The First Use of the Word "Computer"

The first known use of the word "computer" was in 1613, referring to a person who performed calculations.

The First Copyright Law

The first copyright law was created in 1710 to protect publishers, not authors. Some things never change.

The Great Emu War

The Great Emu War of 1932: Australia lost to a bunch of birds. Military might is no match for sheer absurdity.


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