Margaret Atwood famously said: "Men are afraid that women will laugh at them. Women are afraid that men will kill them."

In reality nearly as many men as women are killed by their partners every year in the US. Often its over nothing. This woman's husband committed the crime of checking on her too often after she had surgery.

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Two blacks were seen riding horseback in Charlotte, with one trying to show off by standing up on the horse’s back. When he lost balance and fell off, he scared the horse, causing it to run right into traffic and get hit by a car.

Now we know they can’t ride horseback, either.

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You're not allowed to take a water bottle into a concert but Sikhs are permitted to wear their ceremonial knives

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When they say sex sells, they mean that the female body sells. Because the female body is a sex object whether feminists like it or not. It cannot be changed at the evolutionary psychology level no matter how much social indoctrination is applied

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A reset button for rotation could change how we control them all.

Is it possible to cancel out a complicated spin without painstakingly reversing every single move? Surprisingly, the answer is yes.

Mathematicians Jean-Pierre Eckmann (University of Geneva) and Tsvi Tlusty (UNIST, South Korea) recently proved that almost any object—whether it’s a spinning top, a tumbling satellite, a twisted protein, or even a scrambled Rubik’s Cube—has a hidden “reset button” for its orientation.

Instead of undoing the motion step by step in reverse order, you can take the entire original sequence of rotations, scale it by a certain constant factor (make every turn bigger or smaller by the same proportion), perform that scaled version once, then do it again—and the object snaps perfectly back to its starting orientation. Two scaled copies of the same motion are enough to erase it completely.

It feels deeply counterintuitive. We’re used to thinking that rotations in 3D space don’t commute and that the only safe way to return home is to retrace your path exactly backward. Yet this new result reveals a previously unknown geometric symmetry: certain scaling factors turn the rotation group into something that has a kind of built-in “double and cancel” feature.

The discovery applies to any rigid body moving in three dimensions and may simplify algorithms in robotics (for reorienting a robot arm without tracking every prior move), computer graphics, molecular dynamics simulations, spacecraft attitude control, and even some problems in quantum mechanics.

In short, nature has been hiding a remarkably simple trick: sometimes the fastest way to undo a complex dance of spins isn’t to moonwalk backward through every step; it’s to perform an enlarged (or shrunken) version of the same dance twice.

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It’s a fact

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Blacks have TOTAL political dominance in America: government, media, courts, Big Tech, they control EVERYTHING

Google 'Chud GoFundMe'... the 1 result?

The GoFundMe for the black criminal who attacked Chud!

This hostile occupation by black communists who ruthlessly favor their own, smear resisters, and rig everything against Whites must end.

EndBlackTyranny

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You'll never guess which race is the most likely to kill White Trans prople

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England was 99.9% white in 1950.

Not 90%… 99.9%.

At current rates of immigration, the White British will be a minority in one generation.

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"Porn is destroying marriages"

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OF first generation creators are now retiring and begging the internet to forget they ever existed. They spent years making content they knew would live online forever, cashed the checks, and are now shocked that the internet doesn’t have a delete button

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We all know

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