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Jonathan Franklin

12/12/2025

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United States
12/10/2025

Jesuit Georgetown University
gufaculty360.georgetown.edu/s/contact/00336000014SIH8AAO/jonathan-franklin?searchType=Contact-Info&searchText=Jonathan%20Franklin
  1. Ricardo Ortiz, English Dept.: Associate Professor of U.S. Latino Literature and Culture, instrumental in forming LGBTQ+ working groups and the Resource Center
  2. Alex Brostoff, English Dept.: Assistant Professor studying trans and queer cultural production and theory
  3. Edward Ingebretsen, English and Justice and Peace Studies Dept.: Associate Professor, Director of the American Studies Program whose research and teaching interests include gay and lesbian studies, theology, and human rights
  4. Sivagami Subbaraman, Performing Arts Dept.: Adjunct Faculty in Performing Arts, teaches LGBTQ+ histories and advises the LGBTQ Resource Center
  5. Tommaso Astarita, History Dept.: The Professor of History is listed as a member of the LGBTQ Initiative Working Group.
  6. Fanny Gómez-Lugo, Georgetown Law: The Adjunct Professor teaches courses on human rights, sexual orientation and gender identity, and sexual and reproductive rights.
  7. Kwame Edwin Otu, African Studies Dept.: Associate Professor of African Studies and a cultural anthropologist, his work explores topics including the politics of sexual and technological citizenships in Africa and the African Diaspora.
  8. Amanda Phillips, English and Film and Media Studies Dept.: The Associate Professor teaches video game studies and writes about queerness, gender, and social justice in popular culture.
  9. Jeffrey S. Crowley, Georgetown Law: He is the Program Director of Infectious Disease Initiatives at the O'Neill Institute for National and Global Health Law and Adjunct Professor at Georgetown Law.
  10. Rev. Michael A. Zampelli, SJ, Performing Arts Dept.: The professor has a history of extensive pastoral work with LGBTQ+ Catholics.
  11. Rev. Lucas Sharma, SJ: Pastoral Associate in the LGBTQ Resource Center, PhD student studying LGBTQ+ Catholics

Support & Community:
  • LGBTQ Resource Center: It provides resources, outreach, and advocacy, with staff and faculty involved in its programming.
  • Working Groups: The faculty and staff participate in groups focused on LGBTQ+ issues and equity.​
Google AI Overview

Q. What are the salary ranges for teachers at Georgetown?
A. Salary ranges for teachers (faculty) at Georgetown University in DC vary significantly by rank and role, with averages around $129k but ranging from instructor/adjunct pay (hourly/lower thousands) to Full Professors earning well into the $200k+ range, while Assistant/Associate Professors typically fall in the $100k-$170k+ range, reflecting significant differences between adjunct, teaching-focused, and research-intensive positions.

Q. What is the tuition?
A. 
For the 2024-2025 academic year, Georgetown University's total estimated cost, including tuition ($68,016) and room/board ($20,596), brings the total near $92,564, with housing and dining costs varying by dorm and plan, while tuition for 2025-2026 is projected to increase further.

Georgetown website, ​2025-2026

https://studentaccounts.georgetown.edu/tuition/undergraduate/​

Candace Amber Owens Farmer happens to be a Latin Mass Catholic and has four children with her white husband.
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The Rainbow Parade

12/11/2025

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  • Penfield is a suburb of Rochester, New York.
  • The Rainbow Parade: A Celebration of LGBTQIA+ Identities and Allies describes a young girl attending a pride parade with her two mothers.
  • Illustrations in the book include depictions of a naked person from behind and some in BDSM (bondage/domination/sado-masochism) attire.
  • Penfield School District Superintendent Tasha Potter stated that the district has a process for reviewing challenged materials and a committee was formed to evaluate formal objections, emphasizing that library media specialists are authorized to select materials based on established policy. Following a review process, the district announced in April 2025 that the book would remain in the school library.
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​The book is in the Sacramento Public Library system.
Ladies, you live in a prison, not a prism.
This is child sex abuse.

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Mx TJ Thornton

12/10/2025

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Mx TJ contacted the principal and said that they/them was concerned for they/them's safety when a 10-year-old boy entered the classroom, a boy whose father, as president of the Tumwater [Washington] School District, had voted to protect girls in sport from boys playing on their team. Addressing the Understood Teacher Fellow, a thorn and maybe a unicorn seeking a place in the polyamorous world, as Ms or Miss wasn't working for TJ. Weight reduction and checking out the vegetable section at T.J.Maxx (TJX) might improve chances with the opposite sex for you, as it does/did at Safeway, 15 Marina Blvd, SF, Mx TJ...
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Google's Willow

12/10/2025

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12/9/2024

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​12/4/2025


​I verified as much as I could with Google AI Overview (Gemini) up to the point of the claim in this video, and then it did not provide any additional information. CNSA is the China National Space Administration. The video contains AI art and auto-dubbing. I'm waiting for 12/19/2025 when 3I/ATLAS makes its closest approach to Earth.
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​Kaku K2-18b
The word quantum comes from Latin, "how much" or "how great an amount", derived from quantus, the neuter form of the Latin for "how great/much". It entered English in the 16th century meaning "a sum or amount", then was adopted by physics in the early 20th century by Max Planck to describe the smallest discrete unit of energy or physical property.

That led to quantum mechanics.

I needn't mention particles of the Host.

Either we are all fools of this thing, or not.

​On X
​November 2025
Michael Shermer
@michaelshermer
Re my bet with Avi Loeb on discovery/contact with alien intelligence by Dec. 31, 2030 (https://longbets.org/964/) Polymarket (far more accurate than pundits) thinks the probabilities are very low. Exception: weird spike yesterday predicting Trump will release classified UFO [UAP] docs.


​If you read just a few of Shermer's posts, you will discover that he is an agnostic/atheist/humanist, having lost faith in the God of the Tanakh (Old Testament) in graduate school.

Jewish root of the name Michael: The name Michael has deep Jewish roots, originating from the Hebrew name Mikha'el (מִיכָאֵל). It is a theophoric name, meaning that it bears the name of God, and translates to a rhetorical question: "Who is like God?" or "Who is like the Lord?". I probably know more than Jews do outside Israel.

Catholic root of the name Michael: The Catholic root comes from the Hebrew "Mikha'el", meaning "Who is like God?", and refers to the Archangel Michael, the warrior angel who defeated Satan and is the protector of the Church, with devotion established early through biblical accounts in Daniel (Old Testament) and Revelation (New Testament).

We venerate Michael as a saint, and there is his feast day, Michaelmas. In the final prayer after low Mass, we pray for his protection against all the evil spirits, followed by Cor Jesu sacratissimum/Miserere nobis, said thrice.
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Alexander & Aristotle

12/9/2025

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"...Plutarch’s phrase that Alexander’s 'kindly attentions lacked their former ardor' most likely does not reflect betrayal but rather the natural distance that arises when a student’s path diverges from his teacher’s ideals..." Alexander and I taught each other.
https://greekreporter.com/2025/12/07/alexander-the-great-rebuked-aristotle-hidden-teachings/​
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Kaku K2-18b

12/8/2025

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4/19/2025
With the aid of the James Webb Space Telescope, a team of astronomers has detected two biosignatures, the strongest evidence ever of possible life beyond Earth, on an exoplanet 124 light-years away called K2-18b.
https://mkaku.org/
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pseudonymity

12/8/2025

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Pseudonymity is the practice of using a fictitious name (a pseudonym) instead of one's real name to conceal true identity while still allowing for some level of identification or tracking, differing from full anonymity where a user is completely untraceable. (Completely? I think not.)

"Pseudonymity as protest poses significant issues of responsibility and tension between free expression and social duty. The potential of pseudonymity in a universe where digital action can have concrete effects is both protection and ammunition; it provides security and empowerment and resists ethical responsibility." 20-minute read
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https://identitymanagementinstitute.org/the-paradox-of-pseudonymity/​

​What do you think?
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credit recovery programs

12/2/2025

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Worldwide
11/30/2025
Senate-Administration Workgroup on Admissions Final Report November 6, 2025

https://senate.ucsd.edu/media/740347/sawg-report-on-admissions-review-docs.pdf
  1. Sacramento Accelerated Academy
  2. High School Credit Recovery
  3. k12.com
  4. The Keystone School
  5. Sacramento Academic and Vocational Academy
  6. Sacramento New Technology
  7. Student Choice High School
  8. California Pacific Charter Schools
  9. Acellus Academy
  10. Gateway College and Career Academy
  11. Silicon Valley High School​
  12. more
​The end does not justify the means.
  1. Community colleges: They were supposed to be the place for remedial courses.
  2. Board of Regents: The University of California Board of Regents voted to phase out the SAT and ACT in May 2020. This decision came with the goal of creating a replacement standardized test by 2025, and that never happened.
  3. Lawsuit: A 2021 lawsuit settlement further cemented the policy, prohibiting UC from considering SAT or ACT scores for admissions through at least Spring 2025, and the university has since stated that it will not bring them back.​
  4. Permanent policy: The UC system has officially committed to a "test-free" future, meaning neither the SAT nor ACT will be a factor in admissions decisions.
  5. Rationale: The decision was influenced by concerns that standardized tests like the SAT and ACT were biased against low-income, Black, and Latinx students and did not effectively predict college success. (They do.)​
  6. Ivy League schools: Columbia is permanently test-optional. Princeton, Harvard, Yale, Dartmouth, and Brown require test scores for admission. Some, like Yale, have a unique "test-flexible" policy in which AP or IB scores may be accepted in place of SAT or ACT scores. An IB score is the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IDBP). The University of Pennsylvania has returned to requiring the SAT or ACT for admissions. Cornell is transitioning back to requiring tests, although the policy is complex and varies by college within the university.
  7. Convent and Stuart Hall: The Sacred Heart Schools in San Francisco have an IDBP.
  8. Holistic replacement: Now UC uses a "holistic" review process, evaluating applicants based on factors like grades, the rigor of their high school courses, personal essays, and extracurricular activities.
  9. Coined in the 1920s: South African statesman and soldier Jan Christian Smuts created the term in his 1926 book, Holism and Evolution.
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764

12/1/2025

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The FBI says that the name 764 was coined by the network's founder, who lived in Texas and whose numbers were the first three of the zip code, THREE, at least two metaphors, one auditory and one real.

The "764 predator group" refers to a decentralized, international online network of violent extremists and predators who target, groom, and extort vulnerable individuals, primarily minors, into committing acts of self-harm, sexual abuse, and even violence and suicide.

Its ideology is rooted 
in nihilism, the belief that life is meaningless, and misanthropy, a dislike of mankind, and it has ties to other extremist movements, including elements of Satanism and neo-Nazism, such as the Order of Nine Angles, O9A.

However, many actions are driven by a desire for status within the group rather than a coherent political/spiritual goal. They seek out individuals who are isolated, emotionally weak, or dealing with mental health issues, often finding them on popular online platforms like Discord, Minecraft, and Roblox.    -​assisted by Google AI

I see a number of young people, particularly fe-males who look like they isolate themselves in dark rooms and spend inordinate amounts of time playing online games with beta males, or whales, if spoiled, and emerge in clothing designed to hide, as if they want to be without identity or gender.
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Greta & Venice

feminism and the beta male, the Anthropocene Extinction
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FBI Public Service Announcement (how to report)

https://www.ic3.gov/PSA/2025/PSA250306
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ChatGPT founder

11/18/2025

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11/16/2025 Sunday
​Tucker Carlson interviews the founder, Samuel 'Sam' Altman, 40.
The American entrepreneur/investor has been CEO of OpenAI since 2019.
Altman casually mentions the engineered COVID.
I think Sam has felt or heard from God but isn't responding to Him.

AI models are workable; I check what is said against other sources.

The Last Evolution
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$8,000 detox

11/17/2025

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Frazzled parents turn to screen-time coaches, $8,000 detox camps to rein in kids’ tech Washington Post ^ | November 17, 2025 | Heather Kelly, posted on 11/17/2025, 11:18:12 AM by grundle

sponsor: Free Republic

Managing technology has become an overwhelming part of modern parenting. Caregivers are trying to be IT departments, screen-time police, content filters and scam educators. They have to keep up with the latest risks, like AI companions, while struggling with their own tech usage. To cope, some adults are seeking outside help from specialists like Towle, parenting coaches, online communities and even camps where they can send their kids for a technology “detox.”

“Technology kind of snuck up on us as a society,” said Michael Jacobus, executive director of the Reset Summer Camp for digital detox in Santa Barbara, California. “We didn’t really understand the addictive nature of it until it was too late.”

For four weeks, a group of around three dozen teenagers lives in college dorms with no tech access. The camp costs just under $8,000 per camper. The first week, says Jacobus, is rough but eventually the kids — who are 13 to 18 — adjust to the schedules and relearn how to spend time offline. Since he started the camp in 2017, Jacobus says he’s seen the technology itself change but the problems largely stay the same: too many caregivers giving kids smartphones early, and then failing to maintain control of how much they’re used.

“Quite honestly, parents are looking for outside sources because they are reluctant to be parents,” he said.

(Excerpt)
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robot box

11/9/2025

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  • three operators each team (one at a time)
  • black shirts - three males; white shirts - one male, two females 
  • "They're not boxing for gold; they're boxing for aluminum."
  • ​Is a low blow legal in this ring, which is a square?
  • 35 kilograms = 77.1618 pounds
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Mendelian genetics

11/9/2025

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Father Gregor Mendel, OSA (1822-1884)

The Augustinian monastery in Brno was a hub of scientific and cultural activity. It provided the young man with access to a large library and a group of scholars, including physics teacher Friedrich Franz and Abbot Franz Cyril Napp.

The monastery sponsored his studies at the University of Vienna, where he took courses in chemistry, physics, and zoology. He worked as a substitute teacher, which gave him practical experience. He failed the certification exam, but his passion for scientific inquiry grew.


Mendel (Ordo Sancti Augustini) eventually became abbot of St. Thomas in Brno, now inside the Czech Republic, and his research is still used today in medical research, including the field of dementia.

Three key laws
Segregation; Dominance; ​Independent Assortment

Four core concepts
  1. Genes and Alleles: A gene is a hereditary factor, and an allele is a specific variant of that gene (e.g., the gene for flower color has alleles for purple and white flowers).
  2. Genotype and Phenotype: An organism's genotype is its collection of alleles (e.g., PP, Pp, or pp), while its phenotype is the observable trait that results (e.g., purple or white flowers).
  3. Homozygous and Heterozygous: An organism is homozygous if it has two identical alleles for a gene and heterozygous if it has two different alleles.
  4. Dominant and Recessive Alleles: A dominant allele will express its phenotype even if only one copy is present. A recessive phenotype only appears in a homozygous state (e.g., a pp genotype).
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Wolf-Ekkehard Lönnig

11/9/2025

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11/9/2025
his master's thesis 1971
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photo courtesy of The New York Times, calling it a "pseudo-thumb"

intelligent design
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Shellenberger's climate

11/8/2025

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Twitter Files
Starting in December 2022, Elon Musk gave documents to journalists Michael Shellenberger and Matt Taibbi that exposed censorship and content moderation decisions at Twitter before Musk acquired the social media platform now called X. I experienced it first-hand when Twitter banned me for three weeks in December 2020. I subsequently left the platform in April 2021, never to return.

The Epoch Times
The Epoch Times alerted me to Shellenberger's views on climate change, so I asked Google Gemini about that. Several times before in this blog, I have referenced scientists @
https://co2coalition.org/about/
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Google Gemini
This is what Gemini said:
Michael Shellenberger is an author, journalist, and environmental activist who accepts the reality of climate change but argues against the scientific consensus on the severity of the threat, stating it is "not a crisis" or "emergency". He is a prominent ecomodernist who advocates for technological solutions like nuclear power and natural gas as primary means to reduce emissions, while criticizing what he calls "environmental alarmism" and the over-reliance on intermittent renewable energy sources like wind and solar.

Key aspects of his views include:
  • Climate Change is Real, but Overhyped: Shellenberger argues that the risks associated with climate change are real but are systematically exaggerated by the media and environmental groups. He contends that humanity, through technological progress and adaptation, can manage the issue and that related deaths from natural disasters have significantly declined over the last century.
  • Advocacy for Nuclear Energy: He is a long-time, vocal proponent of nuclear power, viewing it as a safe, dense, and reliable source of clean energy that produces minimal waste compared to the land use required for some renewables. He has actively campaigned to keep existing nuclear plants open globally.
  • Support for Natural Gas and Industrial Agriculture: Shellenberger advocates for the continued use of natural gas to replace coal, citing the significant reductions in carbon emissions achieved in the U.S. through the "fracking revolution". He also supports industrial agriculture and desalination as ways to improve human and environmental outcomes.
  • Critique of the Environmental Movement: He has co-authored the essay "The Death of Environmentalism" and the book Apocalypse Never: Why Environmental Alarmism Hurts Us All, in which he criticizes mainstream environmental groups for promoting a "politics of fear" and for opposing the very technologies (like nuclear power) that could effectively address climate change.
  • Prioritizing Other Issues: He believes other environmental and social problems, such as the use of wood for fuel by two billion people (leading to air pollution deaths) and the decline of wild animal populations due to habitat loss, are more urgent and important than climate change. 
Shellenberger's positions have made him a controversial figure. While some conservative lawmakers and media outlets embrace his arguments, many climate scientists and environmental experts accuse him of "cherry-picking" data, using "bad science", and misrepresenting the scientific consensus to downplay genuine climate risks.

Using Google AI
If you are a regular reader, you have noticed that I use Google AI frequently. It shortens research time. I make corrections when inputters get something wrong. In the case of Shellenberger, I altered nothing.
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LinkedIn
Months ago I left the organization in Sunnyvale, California.
My name is still there at the highly politicized crapshoot.
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Loeb 11/7/2025

11/7/2025

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Luna & Loeb

​
​Our IQ Will be Higher in the Future Avi Loeb 5 min read Aug 22, 2024
…"However, the good news is that the future could be better than the past. Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems such as Large Language Models (LLM) offer neural networks with a number of parameters that is increasing exponentially with time"...

https://avi-loeb.medium.com/our-iq-will-be-higher-in-the-future-8f3a7455439e
30 kilometers = ​18.6411 miles
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Perihelion (Greek to Latin to English)
  • Peri-: from the Greek word peri, meaning "around" or "near"
  • Helios: from the Greek word helios, meaning "Sun"
  • Modern Latin and English: The term was first Latinized as perihelium by Kepler in 1596 and later adopted into English in the 1680s as "perihelion".
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Abby Swerner

11/6/2025

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Jury delivers a $10 million verdict in her favor. Lady Justice, served!
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Amy Klinger Jew

11/4/2025

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This arrogant woman does not outsmart this lawyer. Start at 18 minutes.
She digs herself into a grave.
This is the only way I could get the testimony, commercials and all, which lowers my opinion of Court TV's coverage, whose host says nothing about the Grand Jury report and makes multiple errors.

Special Grand Jury Report on the Investigation of the January б, 2023 Richneck Elementary Shooting:

https://nncwa.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/Full-Report-2024-opt.pdf​​

Abigail Zwerner

Who owns Court TV? Katz Networks, which is owned by Discovery, Inc., which is owned by Warner Bros. Discovery.
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Intelligent Design

10/31/2025

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10/30/2025
debunking the Theory of Evolution
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Michio Kaku

10/31/2025

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3I/Atlas
​This is the website of Dr. Michio Kaku.

https://mkaku.org/
OFFICIAL MESSAGE FROM MICHIO KAKU
There has been a sudden rise of fraudulent unauthorized deep fake AI videos, impersonating me, misleading the public with crazy false claims that are not my own. Platform operators must police this better and respond to takedown requests faster. I call on AI thought leaders to put real efforts into stopping this blatant abuse of their inventions.
Go to his website. Beware of other platforms, such as YT.
His latest interview/video is dated 10/28/2025.
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Marcus Zervos MD

10/29/2025

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10/28/2025
"​…Meet Dr. Marcus Zervos, epitome of that third category and the lead author of a truly remarkable, large-scale study on chronic disease rates in vaxxed vs. unvaxxed children that we’ll survey coming up — a study that his own institution buried, the existence of which was never acknowledged publicly until Sen. Ron Johnson got ahold of it and entered it into the Congressional record in September..."

https://armageddonprose.substack.com/p/id-be-finished-vaccine-researcher​
Zervos works at Henry Ford ******.
learning language
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Roman Greek
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Donal Godfrey

10/28/2025

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This Catholic university is maliciously directing destruction.

Staff/Teachers
(They/She) Black, 1st Gen, Disabled, Genderqueer, Queer Lesbian
​(She/Her) Queer, Woman, Immigrant Family
Lesbian [correct]
(He/Him) Gay, Male
(She/Her) Cis Woman, Pansexual, Queer
(She/Her/Hers) Out Proud Cisgender Lesbian
(They/Them/Theirs) Queer, Non-binary trans
(He/They) Gay, 1st Generation College Student
(They/Them/Hers) Queer, Non-Binary Trans
(He/Him) Gay, Male
(He/They) Gay, Male
(He/Him/His) Gay
Two Spirit, Panromantic Asexual Wailaki, Winnimem Wintu, Wyandotte, Rez kid, Nathulghai
(She/Her) Cis Femme, Queer, Nikkei, Mixed

Fr. Donal Godfrey, S.J. (He/Him/His) Queer, Male [priest]
(She/Her/Hers) Pansexual, Queer, Womxn, Artist
(He/Him, also responds to She/Her) Gay, Filipino-American, Male

(She/Her/Hers) Queer Woman
(She/Her/Hers) Lesbian, Asian American, Female
(He/Him/His) Gay, Male
(She/Her/Hers) Sexually Fluid/Pansexual
(He/Him) Male, Gay

(He/Him) Gay, Cisgender Male
(He/Him/His) Gay
(She/Her) Female, Bisexual
(She/Her) Lesbian, Female
(He/Him) Gay, Male, Latino
(He/They) Queer
(Ella/She/Her/They/Them) Cis femme, Queer/Pansexual/Bisexual, C
hicana/Latinx, 1st Gen Generation
(She/Her/Ella) Queer, Chicana/Latina Woman, 1st Generation
(He/Him/His) Gay
(They/She/He) Queer, White, Non-Binary, Genderqueer, Working Class Background
(She/Her) Female
(He/Ta) Queer, Male
(She/Her) Lesbian, Brazilian, Cis-Woman
(He/Him) Homosexual, Male
(He/Him/His) Gay
(She/Her) Lesbian, Gender Queer, White Settler Migrant

(He/Him) Bisexual
(She/Her) Lesbian/Queer, Latinx, First-Gen
(He/Him) Gay, Male, 1st Generation College Student & Professional
(He/They) Agender, Queer, White

(She/Her) Neurodivergent, Queer, White, Cisgender
(Pronoun Agnostic/Gender Atheist) Trans-Queer-Fluid, Queer, Tanzanian-American
(She/Her) Cisgender Woman, Lesbian/Queer
(He/Him) Gay, Black, Male, 1st Generation Professional
(He/Him) Gay, Male​
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Alex Anne Dietrich

10/28/2025

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Lecturer
Lockheed Martin Engineering Management Program
University of Colorado, Boulder
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3/18/2025
American Veterans Center
Tic Tac - tactic
https://enigmalabs.io/library/5fb17737-439f-4f72-b906-a9e9df29b2fe
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Also, Dietrich was faculty at the Washington DC consortium of schools (Georgetown, George Washington, Howard, and The Catholic University of America) and the U.S. Naval Academy’s Department of Leadership, Ethics and Law.
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3I/Atlas

10/25/2025

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Michio Kaku, born San Jose, CA, January 24, 1947 (78), is a Japanese American theoretical physicist, science communicator, futurologist, and writer of popular science. He is a professor of theoretical physics at the City College of New York and the CUNY Graduate Center.

​
"Humans Will Hear from Intelligent Aliens This Century," Physicist Says By Jeanna Bryner published February 26, 2018
https://www.livescience.com/61857-intelligent-aliens-contact-kaku-reddit.html​

​Here is the Fox 10 Phoenix interview of Israeli American theoretical physicist Avi Loeb, born Beit Hanan, Israel, February 26, 1962 (63), who works on astrophysics and cosmology, on 8/24/2025.
Notice the analog clock.
​Nature or God, Mr. Loeb?
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Galileo Galilei, devout Catholic, 1564-1642
(image licensed by Google)

He was preceded by Nicolaus Copernicus, 1473-1543.
​
Google AI Overview got this summary right:
Canon, not priest
  1. Copernicus was a canon from Frombork in the cathedral of Warmia, Poland, from 1521 until his death in 1543, a position held for life, providing him a residence and allowing him time for his astronomical research.
  2. Refusal of priesthood: There is evidence that his bishop even threatened to withhold his income if he did not become a priest. Copernicus refused.
  3. Faithful and supportive Church: Despite not being a priest, he was a faithful man and a respected member of the Church. The Catholic Church encouraged his work, and Pope Clement VII and several cardinals listened to his theories​.
  4. [not Google AI] Robert Cardinal Bellarmine (1542-1621), serving under Pope Clement VIII, took a balanced position on the subject, trying to dissuade the Holy Office from condemning the Copernican theory, and advising Foscarini and Galileo to propound heliocentricity as a hypothesis useful to astronomical calculations, but not as a certain view of reality. The general consensus was that one should not challenge the common interpretation of Scripture unless the evidence for an alternative view was conclusive.
It just so happens that tomorrow is Christ the King Sunday.
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Zenaida Perez

10/21/2025

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Fairfax County schools investigates, suspends teacher who reported student abortion claim by Nick Minock Tue, October 21, 2025 at 4:09 PM
​https://wjla.com/news/local/fairfax-county-schools-investigates-suspends-teacher-who-reported-student-abortion-claim-zenaida-perez-fcps-director-of-employee-relations-glenn-youngkin
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