So while watching the latest video from @russrozean212 thru Microsoft Edge, a little window popped up introducing itself… it was Copilot….it sounded cool so I asked it about my video; https://youtu.be/jlggtjYjP18 This is what Copilot had to say about it…. Summary of the Video The video titled “Is Demanding the Truth ‘TDS’? What Welker Got Right About Trump’s election lies” appears to be a commentary piece by Russ Rozean. The central theme focuses on press accountability, trut

#jropixpoetry #jronews #jropixmathy  On the windswept prairies of Kansas and Oklahoma, where settler plows met ancient buffalo trails, the graves of our ancestors stand as quiet altars. Pioneer family plots bloom each spring with hardy peonies and iris—flowers planted by hands that once broke sod under Protestant hymns—while nearby, the land itself holds the memory of Indigenous peoples whose burial rites returned bodies to Mother Earth in sacred circles. In mixed-heritage

I’ve been holding onto this one for a while now. Every few months I pull it back out, dust it off, and repost it — because this is exactly the kind of statement that the news cycle is designed to bury, and exactly the kind of statement that should never be allowed to fade away. I started recording and archiving Vance’s words on this the day he said them, and I’ve kept updating this post on a rolling basis ever since, so that anyone who wants to verify the receipts can. Well,

The Creative Approach: I prompted Grok Imagine to blend the iconic 1978 Space Invaders gameplay aesthetic (blocky sprites, limited color palette, retro CRT feel) with mathematical elements. The invaders aren’t just enemies—they represent algebraic concepts, functions, and operations “invading” your understanding. It’s a playful way to visualize how math can feel like a game you can win through practice and pattern recognition. Perfect for students, teachers, or anyone who lov

so is a handstand on the beach. by Grok... All three examples follow the exact same template: • Facebook post screenshots (David J. Harris Jr., Kai Razy, and what appears to be a third “Joker” post) GIVE ME A JOKE !!!! • Three engagement snapshots (likes/comments/shares) taken at different times • Overlaid quadratic regression in Desmos showing perfect R² = 1 • Handwritten annotations circling the “perfect fit” Statistical conclusion across all cases No, this is not typical o

Note to self: Stay tuned to alternate media sources that have not been purchased by the 1%. oh, and stop the murder. and remember "War isnt murder" #veteransspeakout #letstalkaboutdedpeople

Welcome & Course Approach Welcome to our math review series! Each post hones in on essential math skills using a clear, step-by-step, hands-on practice system built to boost your confidence and help you truly master the material. We’ll follow this consistent structure throughout all four posts in the series. Future entries will move into more advanced concepts while continuing to reinforce these core foundations. Pro Tip: Set aside a dedicated notebook for your handwritten wo

Welcome & Course Approach Welcome to this review series! In each post, we’ll focus on core math skills through a structured, hands-on practice routine designed to build confidence and mastery. The format that follow, will be used consistently across the four blog posts in the series. The next ones will cover more advanced topics while still building on these fundamentals. Pro Tip: Keep a dedicated notebook for all handwritten practice. Revisit the signed number rules and pe

#jronews Whether you’re a student, educator, or professional, mastering Google’s suite of tools can dramatically boost your productivity. The good news? You don’t need to spend a dime to get started. Here are some excellent free resources available right now. Google Workspace Learning Center. The official Google Workspace Learning Center is the most comprehensive starting point. Its Google Sheets section covers everything from quick-start guides and cheat sheets to advanced t

This essay is related to a lesson on the following link https://www.full-of-doubt.net/blank Check it out and take the online quizzes to test your knowledge #jronews In democracy, the “will of the people” should reflect collective preferences as accurately as possible. Mathematics offers compelling evidence that ranked choice voting (RCV) better captures this than traditional plurality voting, where the candidate with the most first-choice votes wins—even without a majority. P