UCLA medical school is under fire for forcing students to attend ‘health equity’ classes where ‘fat positivity’ is promoted, and reading material claims that the medical term ‘obesity’ is a slur “used to exact violence on fat people.”

Yes, really.

The Washington Free Beacon obtained the  entire syllabus for the mandatory course, titled Structural Racism and Health Equity, which one medical expert who has reviewed it describes as “education designed to ideologically indoctrinate physician-activists.”

As part of the required course, all first year medical students are made to read an essay by ‘fat liberationist’ Marquisele Mercedes (pictured), who uses made up terms like “fatphobia” to argue that the medical profession is biased against fat people, and that trying to lose weight to be more healthy is a “hopeless endeavor” because it is a disability that cannot be reversed.

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Joe Biden has become famous for his stumbling—whether he is walking and falling, falling off bicycles, falling down staircases, or falling up staircases. Apparently he has an arthritic back and neuropathy in his feet, which makes it harder for him to feel the ground. So they say.

His staff came up with a couple of solutions. The first idea implements wider, weighted shoes which helps Joe stay in contact with Mother Earth. Almost like those magnetic boots that science fiction astronauts wear to counteract gravity. We at GrrrGraphics have not seen his new shoes, so we imagined them here. They might look similar to a ‘Seinfeld’ episode titled ‘The Jimmy.’ Kramer ends up wearing ‘special shoes’ after a visit to his dentist and people think he’s retarded. Likewise with Joe—he looks (and is) mentally compromised.

Biden’s approval ratings have fallen to all-time lows. Biden will find it difficult to recover from such a fall.

— The GrrrTeam

Much more at the post on GrrrGraphics.com

See also: Biden’s Handlers are attempting to hide that he can barely walk

On 23 April last week Liz attempted to speak with an Radio New Zealand ‘reporter’ outside the court for the Health NZ vendetta against whistleblower Barry Young. (The trial date has been set for 28 April 2025.)

The RNZ archetype ‘reporter’ has the standard MSM dismissive attitude which now epitomises the declining New Zealand legacy media. They must know of the Ministry of Health data which gives evidence of excess deaths in NZ from the jab rollout. But they say nothing. Just watch the studied indifference, the smug eye-rolling disinterest from this person paid to sell us all the government lies.

Liz Gunn shows what journalists used to do before they were bought up by, and collapsed into, the Jacinda government and their propaganda narrative.

[Liz] Could I just ask you as a reporter, do you think we should do a story on the excess deaths here in New Zealand and our mainstream?

[RNZ Reporter] No comment.

It pretty much sums up her whole interest in the matter.

A little to the north of the previous photo.

from newatlas.com

We all know that water evaporates when the temperature climbs, but researchers have just shown that there’s another factor at play. The breakthrough could solve long-standing atmospheric mysteries and lead to future technological advances.

What the MIT team discovered is that light in the visible spectrum is enough to knock water molecules loose at the surface where it meets air and send them floating away. In other words, while it’s true that evaporation has been happening all of these years due to fluctuations in temperature, water has also been turning to vapor from the force of light beams alone.

The scientists have termed the process the “photomolecular effect” after the photoelectric effect that was explained by Einstein in 1905, in which particles of light could free electrons from atoms in the material they strike.

“The finding of evaporation caused by light instead of heat provides new disruptive knowledge of light-water interaction,” says Xiulin Ruan, professor of mechanical engineering at Purdue University. Ruan was not involved in the MIT study, which has been published in the journal PNAS.

“It could help us gain new understanding of how sunlight interacts with cloud, fog, oceans, and other natural water bodies to affect weather and climate,” he added. “It has significant potential practical applications such as high-performance water desalination driven by solar energy. This research is among the rare group of truly revolutionary discoveries which are not widely accepted by the community right away but take time, sometimes a long time, to be confirmed.”

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