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The Brushfire Mind Verified

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The Brushfire Mind is a veteran-owned media project. We are developing media projects with constitutionally conservative themes. Our merry band of miscreants are blue-collar workers, entrepreneurs, and combat veterans dedicated to taking the enemy to task. We are here to discuss the problems that face the nation and to propose actual solutions. One of the first things we want to achieve is to reclaim our sacred language. Remember when the Clintons were democrats and the GOP weren\'t? Our first mission is to spread the brushfires of liberty in the minds of men and remind our precious America that no flavor of tyranny, be it Democrat or Republican is one that we can stomach. Incidentally, that\'s why most of us voted Trump. Many of our usual contributors are actually veterans who have deployed in defense of your rights and security. Check us out and see what the warriors who love you have to say about keeping you American.

BrushfireMind Verified

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The Brushfire Mind is a veteran-owned media project. We are developing media projects with constitutionally conservative themes. Our merry band of miscreants are blue-collar workers, entrepreneurs, and combat veterans dedicated to taking the enemy to task. We are here to discuss the problems that face the nation and to propose actual solutions. One of the first things we want to achieve is to reclaim our sacred language. Remember when the Clintons were democrats and the GOP weren't? Our first mission is to spread the brushfires of liberty in the minds of men and remind our precious America that no flavor of tyranny, be it Democrat or Republican is one that we can stomach. Incidentally, that's why most of us voted Trump. Many of our usual contributors are actually veterans who have deployed in defense of your rights and security. Check us out and see what the warriors who love you have to say about keeping you American.

_Brusky

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Brusky (Joshua Bruce) - All (most) links : https://linktr.ee/joshuabruce - A Halo Spark Forge Network And Made4waR Gaming Channel Made4waR Tier 1 Squads PUBG Captain / IGL Map Designer | Lestat , In Dreams , Memnoch , Marius (Halo 5 ). Truth, Station 117, Redemption, Glyph (Halo 4 /2a /MCC) iForge Community Manager ForgeHub Senior Member Speaker : Halo Outpost Discovery 2019 Chicago Twitch, Vimeo, DLive, VKlive, AfreecaTV, LinkdIn & IGTV as Brusky0086 HSFN is Dedicated to bringing you most content from the Halo Forge Community! Home of Made4waR Gaming featuring some of the best Squads in PUBG and Ghost Recon. I appreciate you for coming by please subscribe for updates on the newest videos Help me support my dream of a better quality channel so that I can branch out into other YouTube Vids such as a PUBG esports discussion show featuring guests highlights from the NA Console scene ! Donate to Brusky @ https;//paypal.me/brusky0086 or https://patreon.com/brusky0086 and check out my kid BruskyBeamer on YouTube !!

Brest Buzz

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De Brest I à Brest V, 4 censures sont passées par là... Quels sont les mots-clé interdits par Youtube, c\'est le jeu de chat et de souris qui se joue entre Youtube et les youtubeurs engagés qui souhaitent parler d\'autre chose que de ce qui est politiquement correct, proposer des alternatives intéressantes aux media de propagande et oser parler de notre souveraineté intérieure gage de notre liberté. Pour toutes et ceux qui en marre qu\'on prenne les décisions à leur place et qui en ont marre d\'être infantilisés(es) et pris(es) pour des cons et des demeurés incapables de penser par eux-mêmes, vous êtes au bon endroit. Pour les autres, n\'hésitez pas à aller voir ailleurs... Merci ! ▶️ Web-Journal Brest Buzz quotidien ✅ Lien discord préparation Web-journal et échange entre les abonnés : https://discord.com/invite/fAWMkF9xbn ✅ Editoriaux jour après jour : https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLwPOodnVPVDUIJiWt13bNrPKauUUHRuJk

PseudoscienceBazzilBrush

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Pseudoscience: Definition and Characteristics Pseudoscience refers to beliefs, theories, or practices that are presented as scientific but lack empirical evidence, rigorous methodology, or adherence to the principles of the scientific method. Unlike legitimate science, pseudoscientific claims often rely on anecdotal evidence, logical fallacies, or unfalsifiable assertions. Key Features of Pseudoscience: Lack of Empirical Evidence – Claims are not supported by well-designed, reproducible experiments. Resistance to Revision – Ignores or dismisses contradictory evidence; beliefs remain unchanged despite new data. Overreliance on Anecdotes – Uses personal stories rather than controlled studies. Vague or Untestable Claims – Makes assertions that cannot be proven false (e.g., "This remedy works, but only for those who truly believe"). Appeal to Authority – Relies on endorsements from "experts" without scientific consensus. Cherry-Picking Data – Selectively presents favorable evidence while ignoring conflicting studies. Lack of Peer Review – Avoids scrutiny by the scientific community; often published in non-academic sources. Examples of Pseudoscience Astrology – Claims that celestial bodies influence personality traits (no scientific basis). Homeopathy – Belief that extreme dilutions of substances have medicinal effects (contrary to chemistry and physics). Flat Earth Theory – Rejects established evidence of Earth’s spherical shape. Creationism (presented as science) – Rejects evolution in favor of religious explanations without testable hypotheses. Quantum Healing – Misuses quantum physics to justify unproven health claims. Why Does Pseudoscience Persist? Cognitive Biases – People favor information that confirms preexisting beliefs (confirmation bias). Lack of Scientific Literacy – Misunderstanding how science works makes pseudoscience appealing. Emotional Appeal – Offers simple answers to complex problems (e.g., "miracle cures"). Profit Motive – Many pseudoscientific products (e.g., supplements, alternative medicine) are lucrative industries. How to Spot Pseudoscience Check for Peer Review – Is the claim published in reputable scientific journals? Look for Consensus – Do most experts in the field agree, or is it a fringe idea? Examine the Evidence – Are studies controlled, replicated, and statistically valid? Beware of Grand Claims – Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence (Carl Sagan’s principle). Conclusion Pseudoscience can be harmful, leading to misinformation, wasted resources, and even dangerous health practices. Critical thinking and scientific literacy are essential for distinguishing real science from pseudoscience.

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