NV Tesla Kills One on Scooter

Another case of the Tesla sensors failing to see a human, crashing at full speed and killing them.

A 63-year-old man died one week after he was hit by a Tesla while riding a scooter in the southwest Las Vegas valley.

According to the Clark County Coroner’s Office, the man was hit on Friday, Feb. 21, and succumbed to his injuries on Tuesday, Feb. 28, despite life-saving efforts.
Man critically injured in Las Vegas crash involving scooter

The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department reported that the crash occurred on West Hacienda Avenue, west of South Decatur Boulevard. Authorities stated that the scooter rider was crossing Decatur Boulevard…

Trump DoD undersecretary nomination: “don’t know whether or not Hitler invaded Poland”

Less than 24 hours after President Donald Trump suspended military assistance to Ukraine, his nominee for the Pentagon’s top policy position drew sharp criticism from senators by declining to explicitly state that Russia invaded Ukraine.

During the confirmation hearing, when pressed on the matter, Elbridge Colby responded:

It’s important to be discreet and say things at the appropriate time and place.

Senator Angus King (I-Maine) countered:

You tell us you’re going to tell truth to power. The most fundamental truth here is that Russia invaded Ukraine. This is recognized globally, yet you won’t acknowledge it today, apparently to avoid contradicting the president.

Senator Tammy Duckworth (D-Illinois) spoke the truth when she said Colby claiming “a known fact” was up for interpretation should be disqualifying:

…saying you don’t know whether or not Hitler invaded Poland.

Measles Outbreak Danger: HHS Says Harming Other People’s Babies is a Personal Choice

Let’s be absolutely clear: measles is returning to America not by accident but by choice. The choice that kills babies.

We have already exceeded [the total for all 2024 Measles cases in America] with this one outbreak — and that’s not the only measles activity in the US: there are cases in 6 states: Texas, New Mexico, Alaska, New York, Rhode Island, and Georgia.

Note: the current numbers are likely an underestimate since the Trump administration has gutted disease surveillance and muzzled public health communications at the national level.

This is a direct consequence of dismantling public health infrastructure and allowing misinformation to dictate policy, while driving a platform directly hostile to women and children.

Before the measles vaccine of 1963, nearly everyone got infected by the most contagious viral disease known to humans. The reality of its effects remain very grim: measles hospitalized 1 in 4 children and killed 1 in every 500 infected in the US. That translated to hundreds of deaths annually and thousands of cases of physical harms causing lifelong disability. Measles also performs a catastrophic “reset” for all other diseases, removing any prior acquired immunity.

Source: Smithsonian

The most damning fact? Infants cannot receive the MMR vaccine until 12 months of age. Refusing the vaccine is basically stating that you want other people’s newborns to be at extreme risk of harm or death: permanent brain damage, pneumonia, and blindness.

Anyone claiming “but the fatality rate” still ignores the alarming brain damage and blindness from measles, let alone the fact that it “resets” all prior acquired immunity and thus causes a spike in deaths from all other diseases.

Babies rely entirely on herd immunity – on OTHER PEOPLE CHOOSING to be vaccinated – for everyone’s protection. When you are anti-vaccination, you’re anti-life, not just making a decision for yourself. You’re actively undermining the basic shield that normally protects the most vulnerable among us.

Now look at this statement from Robert F. Kennedy Jr.:

Mr. Kennedy acknowledged that vaccines “protect individual children from measles” and urged parents to talk with their doctors “to understand their options to get the MMR vaccine.”

“The decision to vaccinate is a personal one,” he added.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, part of H.H.S., did not send its first substantive notice about the outbreak until Thursday, almost a month after the first cases in Texas were reported.

This calculated doublespeak epitomizes our current crisis. Kennedy admits vaccines work while simultaneously framing them as optional lifestyle choices rather than essential public health measures.

This isn’t just dangerous – it’s a targeted attack on public safety and intellectually dishonest.

The hypocrisy is staggering. The same political forces restricting women’s reproductive autonomy – claiming to protect human life – now champion “personal choice” when it means allowing preventable diseases to spread unchecked and destroy reproduction nationally.

They’ve created a perverse framework where individual liberty means the freedom to endanger others, harming millions.

And where was the CDC while cases spread? Silent for a month. This institutional failure reflects a deeper rot – scientific agencies cowed into hesitation by political pressure, afraid to state simple truths for fear of backlash.

This is about whether we acknowledge any interdependence, the foundation of a society. Whether we accept that public health requires a collective action by definition. Whether we value evidence over ideology.

Wong et al. show that India’s measles immunization campaigns saved the lives of 41,000 to 56,000 children between 2010 and 2013.

The resurgence of measles is a moral failure by men who have weak constitution. It exposes a willingness to sacrifice the most vulnerable on the altar of misguided individualism that is too fearful and selfish to defend others from harm. And make no mistake: children pay the price for lack of care, a failure to stand firm on basic science.

Narwhal Surveillance by Drone Reveals Diverse Tusk Usage

Surveillance is science, as the scientists might say. New careful drone observation of Narwhals has exposed far more usage of their tusk than previously understood.

A series of narwhal and fish behaviors recorded during the course of an extended interaction between three narwhal and a single Arctic char in Creswell Bay, Somerset Island, Nunavut. The two larger, adult whales (W1, W3) had a similar mottled pattern that was lighter in overall color than the mottled pattern of the smaller subadult whale (W2). However, each whale is denoted by a label and distinct color for ease of continuity across the panel of diagrams. The fish is shaded in blue. Arrows denote movements of individual animals.