• OC cartoonist : https://www.jesseduquette.com
• Re-post of https://universeodon.com/@spaceghoti/112428711740685789

Hide yo kids, hide your dog

https://www.nationalgeographic.com/premium/article/confederate-dish-towel-appomattox-surrender-flag

cross-posted from: https://lemy.lol/post/22664211

New Mr. Deity video.

How is this not the same guy?

Was surprised to see this in my very red county in the southeast. Got a good laugh out of it.

A float at today's Rose Monday parade in Düsseldorf. Float by Jacques Tilly and his team, photo by Christoph Schroeter

It's part of a set of satirical floats, all made by Tilly. Here is the rest.

link: https://sputnikglobe.com/20231228/2023-geopolitical-marathon-1115857184.html

If someone were to dress up as Jesus and reenact the loaves and the fishes miracle to feed the homeless, the police intervention would probably go viral.

indy100.com Scientists discover that less intelligent people voted for Brexit Harry Fletcher ~2 minutes

New scientific research has found that less intelligent people were more likely to vote for Brexit.

According to a new study, people who voted for the leave campaign are more likely to have had lower cognitive abilities.

This may have made them more susceptible to disinformation, the authors of the study claim.

The new research comes from the University of Bath. As the study found, 73 per cent of the UK voters in the top 10 per cent of cognitive performance were remain voters.

Only 40 per cent of the people in the bottom 10 per cent of cognitive performance voted to remain in the EU.

The findings were published in the academic journal PLOS One are were based on analysis of 3,181 couples in the UK from an longitudinal study called Understanding Society.

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The study was led by authors Chris Dawson and Paul Baker. The pair claim that the findings show “low cognitive ability makes people more susceptible to misinformation and disinformation”.

The pair list the rhetoric from leave campaign leaders claiming that the UK would be able to “take back control of our borders” as an example of disinformation, as well as the claim about the £350m Brexit windfall being used to fund the NHS.

Speaking to the Times, Dawson said: “It’s an uncomfortable thing to say, but I think it’s important to be said. We have increasing amounts of fake news and it’s getting more and more sophisticated.”

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