Meme Scholar with Madness (PhD)

[EndtheMadnessNow]

In 1859, Richard Carrington observed the 1st solar flare--an eruption so powerful it knocked out telegraph lines around the world. We had Carrington's drawings but no known picture of the man himself. Until some historical sleuthing finally revealed him. Behold...


Capturing Carrington


On February 2, 1887, Groundhog Day, featuring a rodent weather prognosticator named Punxsutawney Phil, was celebrated for the first time at Gobbler's Knob in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania. The weather lore was brought from the Pennsylvania Dutch (German-speaking areas) that clear weather on the Christian festival of Candlemas as "Badger Day" (Dachstag) forebodes a prolonged winter.




What to do in case of Atomic Attack:








Feb 2, 1973: "The Midnight Special" debuts as a series (following a pilot in August 1972). Hosted by Helen Reddy with special guest appearance by Ike and Tina Turner, George Carlin, Curtis Mayfield, Don McLean, Rare Earth, Kenny Rankin, The Byrds, The Impressions, a cameo by Ed McMahon and Wolfman Jack.




UK media exhausting countermeasures faster than the Iron Dome.
Daily Mail: "One intelligence source branded his actions 'the world's largest honeytrap operation' on behalf of the KGB...although there is no evidence linking Putin and his spies to Epstein's illicit activities."

British propaganda attempts to present Epstein as a Russian asset, despite all evidence suggesting he was a US-Israeli asset. Additionally, the emails about regime change in Moscow do not fit this evidence-free narrative well.




My man Dmitry...


https://x.com/TheBritishIntel/status/201...7077606715
https://x.com/tass_agency/status/2018228514181230819


War is peace...

British intelligence: Our key priority is "exporting chaos to Russia"


Jeffrey Epstein has the world's attention.
"And for my next trick. . ."

The most important question about the Epstein files release may be: "Why now?"

As the Epstein files flood X, what's happening, or just happened, that is getting flooded out?

In case you haven't already, here's one more thing you're going to need to forget about...

"George Zinn admitted that he had yelled that he was the shooter to allow the actual suspect to flee and to hinder Law Enforcement." - Utah police statement, Sept 16, 2025.


NY Post


A YouTuber with 38 million subscribers just beat the entire Hollywood studio system at its own game, and he did it with 80,000 gallons of fake blood and a submarine made of painted wood.

Mark Fischbach played a $6 indie horror game on his channel in 2022. The game was Iron Lung, developed by one guy, David Szymanski, in his spare time. It had no windows, no enemies you could see, just a convict trapped in a submarine navigating an ocean of blood. The entire thing took about 75 minutes to beat.

Fischbach saw something the game industry didn’t. The constraint was the feature. A single claustrophobic set. One man losing his mind. Sound design carrying all the horror that visuals couldn’t. This wasn’t a limitation to work around. This was a low-budget filmmaker’s dream.

So he did what studios would never greenlight. He wrote the script himself, directed it himself, acted in it himself, edited it himself, and paid for the whole thing out of pocket. No studio. No distribution deal. No marketing budget.

Then the gatekeepers showed up.

When he tried to get theaters, they told him the demand wasn’t there. So he posted about it. His fans called every independent theater chain in the country. Theaters started complaining to the distributor that they were getting too many calls.

Within weeks, AMC, Cinemark, and Regal announced they’d carry it. The film went from “maybe 60 theaters” to over 4,000 screens worldwide. Presales crossed $5 million before opening day.

$8.9 million on Friday. $17 million projected by Sunday. A self-distributed movie by a YouTuber, beating initial projections by 70%.


Box Office: ‘Iron Lung’ Sinks the Competition With $8.9 Million

This here is another reason why Hollywood is dying.


A ‘Jurassic Park’-themed SuperBowl ad for Xfinity has been released.
Sam Neill, Laura Dern and Jeff Goldblum all reprise their [AI] roles.