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Mastodon, a social media platform used by leftist media “reporters,” has a serious PEDOPHILIA problem

July 30, 2023 -

Across 325,000 posts on Mastodon, Stanford researchers identified 112 instances of CSAM in just two days. The first instance took the researchers just five minutes to find, which shows just how common pedophiles are among left-wing reporters.

The Stanford team identified 713 uses of the 20 most prevalent CSAM hashtags containing video and / or audio media. There were also 1,217 text posts on Mastodon that linked to "off-site CSAM trading or grooming of minors."

"We ...

PEDO PLATFORM: Instagram’s algorithms promote a “vast pedophile network,” report reveals

June 09, 2023 -

The news outlet investigated these activities alongside researchers from the University of Massachusetts Amherst and Stanford University, and their findings were extremely unsettling. According to the report, “Instagram connects pedophiles and guides them to content sellers via recommendation systems that excel at linking those who share niche interests, the Journal and the academic researchers found.”

The platform also makes it easy for people to search using ...

Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta struggling to remove child sexual abuse materials from Facebook and Instagram

December 07, 2023 -

Back in June, the Big Tech firm established a child safety task force responsible for taking down accounts and content linked to pedophilia. This followed a discovery by researchers from the Wall Street Journal (WSJ), Stanford University and the University of Massachusetts Amherst that Instagram's algorithms connected a web of accounts that engage in the spread of child sexual abuse material (CSAM).

According to the the nonprofit Canadian Center for Child Protection ...

Sen. Hawley calls out Meta’s DOUBLE STANDARD – censoring conservatives while ignoring child predators

November 27, 2023 -

He issued this rebuke against the tech giant during a Nov. 7 hearing of the Senate Judiciary Committee, which touched on "social media and the teen mental health crisis." Hawley and other senators heard testimony from Arturo Bejar, former director of engineering for Meta's Protect and Care team. Bejar's daughter had also been a target of online sexual predators, according to LifeSiteNews.

"Facebook, among others, actively coordinated with the present administration ...

Chinese student arrested for omitting link to PLA-backed university in F-1 visa application

August 08, 2023 -

Attorney Trini E. Ross of the Western District of New York said on Aug. 3 that 28-year-old Jiaxuemo Zhang, currently residing in Amherst, is pursuing a master's degree at the State University of New York in Buffalo under the academic student visa issued by the Department of State in 2021.

According to the complaint, the master's degree student did not include the information that he conducted research and attended Beihang University in China, a national public ...

UMass Amherst students suspended for not wearing a mask OFF CAMPUS

May 11, 2021 -

The three friends were seen standing outside without masks in a photo, which prompted UMass Amherst administration to cancel all of them for an entire semester.

"There was a photo sent to the administration of these girls outside off campus on a Saturday," one of the girl's mothers told the media. "This is why they lost a whole semester of their schooling."

Once again illustrating the toxicity of social media, the girls innocently thought that they could ...

Fracking pollutes the water; chemicals contribute to breast cancer by causing uncontrolled cell division

March 22, 2018 -

The study was implemented by researchers from the University of Massachusetts Amherst (UMass Amherst). They reported detecting changes in mammary gland development of female mice exposed to the chemicals used in unconventional oil and gas (UOG) extraction at levels environmentally relevant to humans.

"This study shows that a mixture of UOG chemicals can affect the long-term health of the mouse mammary gland, even after low-level exposures in the womb....

U.S. college issues politically correct “speech codes” to students and faculty, demanding obedience to the authoritarian Left

March 30, 2019 -

Created by Amherst's "Office of Diversity and Inclusion," the extensive booklet, entitled, "Common Language Guide," is a glossary of terms that spells out what types of speech and language the Left deems "acceptable," as opposed to everything else, which is considered "hate" speech.

Broken down into categories such as "isms," "race and ethnicity," "gender identity," "class," "politics and policy," "global power and inequality," and "disability," the booklet leaves ...

Human evolution occurred in ecosystems vastly different than those found today, suggest researchers

October 22, 2020 -

Researchers from the University of Utah, the University of Massachusetts, Amherst (UMass Amherst) and Colorado State University examined fossil records of mammal communities dating back as far as seven million years. They found that there was a much greater diversity of mammalian megaherbivores back then.

These giant mammals, those species weighing over 2,000 pounds such as elephants, are considered “ecosystem engineers” that shaped the environment in ...

Pompeii had streets repaired with iron before it was buried, according to recent research

November 08, 2019 -

Once the iron cooled, it filled up the ruts carved into the paved stone street by the constant passage of wheeled carts. The technique appeared to be faster than repaving the entire stretch of the road.

A newly published study delivered the details on this ancient and novel approach to street repair. The researchers called it the first large-scale evidence that the ancient Romans made and employed molten iron in such a way.

In A.D. 79, Mount Vesuvius erupted ...

Pedal desks could help reduce the health risks associated with a sedentary workplace

January 24, 2019 -

The study, which was conducted by researchers at the University of Massachusetts Amherst (UMass Amherst), was published in the journal Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise.Pedaling (at your desk) for good health

Based on the study findings, pedaling while accomplishing work tasks helped improve insulin responses to a test meal. The investigative team, which was led by Dr. Stuart Chipkin, reported that "insulin levels following the meal were lower ...

College diversity office releases 40-page “Orwellian” speech code

March 26, 2019 -

(Article by Christian Schneider republished from TheCollegeFix.com)

The “Common Language Guide,” emailed to the roughly 1,900 undergrads at the private college, broke down pages of terms under categories such as “isms,” “race and ethnicity, “gender identity,” “class,” “politics and policy,” “global power and inequality” and “disability.”

“This project emerged out of a need to come to a common and shared understanding of language in order to foster opportunities ...

Fracking chemicals found to cause changes in breast tissue

March 20, 2018 -

Researchers from the University of Massachusetts Amherst published their findings in the journal Endocrinology.

The researchers recommended that further studies should determine the full effect of these findings on the overall health of the mammary gland over a long period of time, with particular emphasis on the capacity to lactate and developing the risk of breast cancer.

Journal resource:

Sapouckey SA, Kassotis CD, Nagel ...

When 6G is released, humans will function as walking power source antennas

January 10, 2023 -

Capitalizing on Visible Light Communication (VLC), the wireless version of fiber optics, 6G has the potential to turn human bodies into machines for use in the coming Internet of Things (IoT) in which free will comes to an end and everything exists in a virtual reality metaverse.

UMass Amherst scientists say they have developed an innovative, low-cost way to harvest waste energy from VLC using human bodies as antennas. That energy can then be funneled into wearable ...

Buffalo descends into chaos as looters invade businesses following historic blizzard

December 28, 2022 -

Multiple posts on social media show the chaos as police worked like mad to contain the wave of business thefts as shops and stores closed down due to the inclement weather, and most residents stayed indoors.

But not all: Scores of others saw the snow emergency as an opportunity to take what didn't belong to them, with some containing audio of multiple shots being fired.

DEVELOPING: Heavy gunfire heard as looters flee a business in Buffalo, New York#Buffalo l ...

CRYBULLIES: College student activists now marching on their own cafeterias, demanding “hydroponic cilantro”

September 12, 2017 -

As reported by The Wall Street Journal, student demands are venturing into the absurd and are now even focused on turning the school cafeteria into an Alt-Left version of themselves.

The paper notes that at least some students coming back to class at the University of Texas in Austin are much more focused on their food than their studies:

Students … will have twice as much help wrestling with some of the big questions that college presents.

For instance, ...

Delicious, nutritious, health-promoting: There are many reasons to eat an apple every day

September 25, 2019 -

Many studies have explored the health benefits of apples. Here are just some evidence-based health benefits you can get from eating an apple:

Choose organic apples

Consuming apples will improve your health, given that they aren’t coated in toxic, cancer-causing pesticides and herbicides. It is worth noting that apples belong to the Environmental Working Group’s (EWG) Dirty Dozen list, which includes the produce with the ...

Triclosan, a common antimicrobial found in toothpastes and soaps, promotes the development of colon cancer

July 03, 2018 -

If you’re using antibacterial products that contain the ingredient triclosan, it’s a price you’re probably already paying as a new study shows that this common chemical promotes colon cancer and inflammation of the colon.

Researchers at the University of Amherst, in conjunction with scientists from 13 other universities, looked into this effect in mice studies. In tests of triclosan on healthy, normal mice, they found it led to low-grade inflammation. An additional ...

One step closer to stable fusion reactors: Scientists have created “quantum ball lightning” in the lab

March 28, 2018 -

The mysteries of ball lightning have remained mostly hidden for the past few centuries. Often appearing in the sky during thunderstorms, they have been the subject of many theories devised by many expert scientists over the years. But experts from Amherst College and Aalto University might have finally figured out how they work.

Based on the results of their experiments, the researchers were able to create a working quantum model by using what can be described ...

Plant protein found to reduce reproductive health problems in women

July 02, 2017 -

Lead author Maegan Boutot, along with her adviser, Professor Elizabeth Bertone-Johnson, underscored the importance of menopausal preparation, noting, “A better understanding of how dietary vegetable protein intake is associated with ovarian aging may identify ways for women to modify their risk of early onset menopause and associated health conditions.”

The researchers, who were associated with the University of Massachusetts Amherst and Harvard T.H. Chan School ...