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[nature-godsgardenofeden]

natural painkillers ♥

[todaynewsonline]

What Are The Benefits Of Avocado?: Is Avocado Good For You

What Are The Benefits Of Avocado?: Is Avocado Good For You

What Are The Benefits Of Avocado?: Is Avocado Good For You:- Avocados are one of the trendiest superfoods on the market. But what are the benefits of avocado? This popular fruit is packed with nutrients, vitamins, and minerals, making it a powerhouse for health and wellness. Here we’ll explore what makes avocados so special and uncover the many health benefits of this superfood. So, if you’re…

[ms-demeanor]

While it is absolutely possible to get me to yell about a diet-media personality just by giving me their name and half an hour to go look at their achievements (or sometimes several hours depending on how mad I get fuck you david avocado wolfe) please keep in mind I will probably do it to your faves as well and also I am *aggressively* anti-CAM in a way that is probably a bit extreme for most of tumblr and I have very very very very very little respect for the vast majority of CAM and I think a lot of it is actively harmful, especially because it's so unregulated that you literally never know what you're going to get when you purchase herbal supplements.

[lemondeabicyclette]

« Plus j'en apprends, pire c'est. Le monde devrait savoir la vérité sur Twitter. La transparence va nous mériter la confiance du monde. » Elon Musk 23.11.22

J'ai vécu cette déchéance de Twitter que j'ai joint en 2008. C'était mon 1er réseau social. Ce qu'ils ont fait est indicible - le vieux Twitter était une abomination totale.

Je sais maintenant que nous ne pourrons plus jamais soutenir les pogroms communistes, les bannissements occultes (shadow banning), les attaques de robots, les faux comptes, la censure (comme celle perpétrée par Fauci) et les sales trucs des patrons.

Pourtant, c'est toujours la norme sur presque tous les médias sociaux, à l'exception de Telegram et du nouveau Twitter, celui ressuscité par Elon Musk : X. Nous continuons à nous battre pour la vérité ! David Avocado Wolfe, abonné Telegram - Un an après le tweet révélateur de Musk.

[idreamofhamandcheese]

fav songs tag!!

thx for the tag @ddbirb <33

p.s. if u have tagged me in something and i havent done it hmmmmm pretend u do not see it

Rules: 5 songs you actually listen to, and then tag 10 ppl

Dark Entries - Bauhaus (I'm in a post punk era and this album really hits the spot!! I know this is a pretty basic Bauhaus pick but it's so catchy and I've had it on repeat recently)

Giant Peach - Wolf Alice (fav band, one of my fav songs. the bridge. the buildup. this is from their first album which is near perfect and somehow they've only got better since. incredible live!)

Helter Skelter - Siouxsie and the Banshees (siouxsie <33333333333 this song SLAPS intro of the gods)

You Said Something - PJ Harvey (nostalgic and has super specific memories attatched)

Weekend in the Dust - David Byrne, St. Vincent (love both these people. psycho killer is also a big favorite song. would die to see annie clark live!!)

^this is an iconic playlist i've gifted you give it a listen >:D

tags!

@elusiveink @kjscottwrites @avocado-frog @vcaudley @briannaswords @late-to-the-fandom @nelliecomet @the-stray-storyteller [@markandlanguage (i will make a tumblr girl out of you yet)]

[shituationist]

it's interesting that among kooks, vegetarianism and veganism have lost popularity in favor of their diametric opposite, the "carnivore diet". i would not be surprised if "david 'avocado' wolfe" is now advocating carnivorism.

[medicinalfoods]

I love speaking on subjects I'm passionate about. I'll be giving a talk this weekend on Cavity Healing and Avoiding a Dental Apocalypse at David Avocado Wolfe's Health Rejuvenation Conference. March 22-24th at Laguna Beach, CA. If you are in the area or want to fly out last minute for this amazing event, there are tickets still available! Around 400 people will be receiving the most cutting edge information on health and wellness. Hope to see you there! #toothdecay #healthandwellness #davidwolfe

[3dmonstermaze]

My personal favorite of this era was Mad, Mad House on the SciFi channel, a reality show where a bunch of "normal" people live in a house hosted by five "alternative lifestylists": A vampire kinnie, a wiccan, a "voodoo priestess", a "modern primitive" (extreme body modder), and most interestingly fucking David Avocado Wolfe

I do have to impress on anyone who wasn't around for it how batshit the reality boom of the 2000s could be. Especially on Fox.

Here are some 100% real 2000s reality shows:

Who's Your Daddy? A woman has to guess which of eight men is her biological father. One of them really is, and if she guesses right she wins $100,000. If one of the seven fake dads convinces her to guess them, he wins $100,000.

Black. White. A white family learns about racism by living a month in blackface, while a black family spends a month in whiteface. The black family was a real family, but the white family was just some actors hired to put on blackface to prove racism exists

Without Prejudice? Five strangers decide which of five strangers gets a cash prize based off clips and their answers to political questions. Cancelled when one of the choosers openly said he'd eliminate all black contestants

Welcome to the Neighborhood. Three conservative white families in a Austin subdivision decide which diverse family gets to move in. Unaired due to being literal housing discrimination

Seriously, Dude, I'm Gay. Two straight men try to pass themselves off as gay and whoever seems more gay gets $50,000. Unaired due to. Due to. Due to

Playing It Straight. A woman tries to find love among fourteen men, half of whom are straight and half of whom are gay, and she must eliminate two men she believes are gay each week. If she ended up picking a straight man in the end, they'd split a million dollars; if she picked a gay man, he'd win a million dollars

Boy Meets Boy. This was Playing It Straight but starring a gay man and he had to eliminate straight people

Who Wants to Marry a Multimillionaire? He wasn't a multimillionaire. He didn't even have a million dollars in liquid assets. He had a battery conviction Fox claims they didn't see. Because it was the 2000s, somehow this ended up with the woman he won being widely vilified and turned into a national punchline. How dare she complain about a massive corporation tricking her into marrying a lying abuser, good thing Matt Lauer's there to take her down a peg

The Swan. A "ugly" woman is given plastic surgery and wins a prize if she's the hottest at the end of the season. If she's not hot enough by the show's standards she's eliminated and called ugly on national TV

The Biggest Loser. Overweight people engage in competitive crash weight loss that often led to awful health complications. Studies showed basically everyone on the show regained any weight they lost once it was over and they didn't have abusive trainers demanding they take huge health risks to win a competitive weight loss competition. Like the others, this one was cancel-oh, it was a massive hit that ran for 18 seasons? Yikes!

Wife Swap and Trading Spouses. These were the same show and had a wife from one family go to another family that was different politically, racially, culturally, religiously etc. Most famous for the God Warrior

At the time people focused on the likes of Fear Factor but looking back it's wild how many of the worst shows toyed with politics. So many of these shows have a premise that's like "what if we exposed these conservatives to these people they hate?" or hyping themselves up as Important Experiments. Then they'd freak out when they got the kind of viral bigoted freakout they were trying to construct the whole time.

There were also a bunch of horrible reality shows, thankfully this time mostly unpopular, in the 2010s that based themselves around economic themes as a response to the market crash, but that's a story for another time

[only1lorrie]

Credit this photo to David Avocado Wolfe...credit quote to William Gibson

[journeytothesacredheart]

...And we’re back!

Justice reporting in!

We deleted our last blog (wearyturtle) but now we’re back and ready to continue educating and being educated by others! In recent news, I recently attended a raw vegan festival and David Avocado Wolfe made an appearance! My spiritual awakening is now beginning :) I’ve also just switched anti-anxiety medication and I’m doing much better. I am feeling more comfortable with the body I was born into, so I think I’m open to you all referring to me with female pronouns again. After a long talk with my family about my gender fluidity I’m feeling way more confident, but still a little apprehensive. So, for now, I will accept any and all pronouns, male, female, gender-neutral, etc. I am also in the process of trying to adopt a new animal friend! looking forward to reconnecting with you all once again and journeying to the center of the sacred heart! love and peace, Justice

[Date: Fri, 29 Jun 2012 01:42:00]

[invisiblegardener]

David Avocado Wolfe is our guest today! Don't miss this show!

[moniquill]

Someone’s been following the gospel of David Avocado Wolf, I see. 

Stop acting like junk food doesn't taste good.... STOP IT!

[gorskon]

JING ORB: Electric water woo boogaloo

JING ORB: Electric water woo boogaloo

Remember David Avocado Wolfe, who seems these days just to go by the name David Wolfe? He’s basically a poor man’s Mike Adams, an all-around quack and antivaxer peddling unproven supplements and misinformation about health. I first discovered him nearly four years ago, when I characterized him as man who appears to be challenging Deepak Chopra and Bruce Liptonfor the title of most annoying…

[ancestorsalive]

[a-very-tired-jew]

A lot of times I see slacktivists take absolutist positions on things that have so much nuance and necessitates levels of expertise they don't have. Often they will insist that they've "done their research", but as a scientist who works in spaces with a lot of public attention, let me tell you this is not the case.

For example: I have taught courses on climate change, ecology, agriculture, pollination, and so on for years. Many of my students have come in to these courses as super passionate activists about the topics and you can see them deflate after the first few weeks of lecture. Their pet passion project is not as simple as they thought, and many of the things they thought to be true are either incorrect or much more complicated than the simple rhetoric they got from online. By the end of the course they're typically more informed, their ideas are more nuanced, and they actually have research plans to address certain problems that haven't been addressed yet.

Many of the I/P War activists that I know are persons who resemble those students in the beginning of the courses and, in fact, were passionate about the same things. The ones I personally know have repeatedly shared absolutist/maximalist positions on scientific issues. When engaged with they share the same rhetoric as the students from the course, but they don't have the added benefit of engaging with experts for weeks on end, nor do they provide a solution beyond "ban it" or some other absolutist solution. Instead, when they are told their rhetoric is incorrect or lacks nuance they will shut down the conversation while still believing their false information.

The allies that these activists had during this time fully believed in pseudoscientific rhetoric and were trying to sell it. The David Avocado Wolf effect is a thing we still talk about in the science community that we see in other activist movements (drawing in an audience with benign messaging that slowly radicalizes overtime due to the audience trusting the OP). I’ve seen a lot of this particular effect in the I/P War – “Think of the children” messages that after a few days escalated into “Kill the Jews”.

Eventually the tide of attention shifts, they then shift their online activism to the next big thing. When a certain company got bought out, the tide shifted and there was suddenly no longer talk about this "evil" at all. The same practices they were against continued, but their villain was gone. The simplification of an issue into a Hero/Villain dynamic is the hallmark of slacktivism. Many of these issues are entirely too complex to be reduced in this manner and they could not offer a single solution. The change in practice came from the experts and people actually involved intimately with the issue.

To me, it’s the GMO issue all over again. Instead of protesting outside of labs, they’re outside of synagogues and other Jewish spaces because the rhetoric has told them to do so. Any attempt to address their rhetoric gets you dismissed as a shill hasbara bot.  

People who used to be vocal about Ukraine now being exclusively vocal about Palestine while calling the Ukrainian genocide "low priority" or "attention seeking" are a special kind of evil.

Treating global conflicts like fandom has rotted your brains.