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Bro what are you talking about. Cornell wrestled in the national duals and then the cliff keen. Those are bigger tournaments in the fall than Penn state wrestles in and I don't see you criticizing their fall schedule... You can criticize duals because they are in the Ivys and have to have a certain amount of league duals anyways. And to show that you aren't following facts, his first match back was against number 7 ranked Webster from Illinois Dec 21st. Are you intentionally trying to skew this conversation a certain way because you are clearly not being factual in the narrative you're trying to create.

It is a terrible take when you consider he took 3rd his true freshman year and then almost died in the hospital and by some miracle found his way back to wrestle in the tournament and took 5th. Judging everyone by whether or not they win 4 titles is absurd and I don't think everyone was talking about him coming out of highschool being a 4 timer. A contender yes but you act like he had the hype of mark hall which he certainly didn't.

Do you even know what an algorithm is?

It's not a fact at all, the cars wheels were clearly turned away from him, if they were trying to drive at him the wheels would have been in the other direction. I know it's really tough but sometimes try to think through your cognitive decline at your advanced age.

Terrible take... Only people that always have an axe to grind around here with Cornell for some unknown reason always try to find ways to put their guys down. After Shapiro is done they'll all be going after Joy. It's like clockwork and whatever sour grapes they have can be spotted a mile away.

Classic redirect

Congratulations, you don't have the money to hire someone to fix something?

You do know internal bleeding can be classified as simple as having a bruise. I'm sure they put the words "internal bleeding" out there because it sounds so much scarier to all the people with 4 brain cells like yourself that can't think past a twitter post... Dude was barely scraped by the car and wearing a vest, give me a break.

You my friend are the recipient of the biggest eye roll of the day...

Nothing like proving my point by posting from your twitter feed! I'd say you are a caricature of a person poisoned by social media but by definition a caricature is usually exaggerated for comedic affect and you my friend are the real thing! I think the worst thing that could ever happen to you is losing your ability to scroll... ***queue another response with a twitter post**

Must be that karma catching up with you...

Totally forgot you were also one of those people living in a distorted reality, thanks for the reminder!

I originally meant for this to be for @Caveirabut it certainly can be true and important for others like @El Luchador @Scouts Honor@Offthemat and I'm sure may more...(leaving out @JimmySpeaks because he's way to far gone at this point) If you guys have a second (which given the frequency with which you post here I would say you do) Please check out the information below- You can usually tell when someone’s reality is being warped by their algorithm when their perception of the world starts to narrow, intensify, and detach from proportional reality—not just when they spend a lot of time online. Here are the clearest, real-world signs. 1. They Think “Everyone” Thinks Like Their Feed They make statements like: “Everyone knows this…” “People are waking up to…” “No one believes the mainstream version anymore.” Their confidence is high, but their reference group is invisible—because it’s their algorithm, not society. Tell: When you point out counterexamples, they dismiss them as rare, fake, or redirect. 2. Emotional Intensity Doesn’t Match Real-World Stakes Their reactions are outsized: Constant outrage, fear, or urgency Treating minor issues as existential threats Talking as if a collapse, exposure, or reckoning is always imminent Algorithms amplify emotionally charged content, so their emotional baseline becomes distorted. 3. They Speak in Algorithmic Language They adopt phrases straight from their feed: Buzzwords, slogans, “coded” phrases Repeated talking points across different topics Overly simplified villains and heroes It often sounds rehearsed rather than reasoned. 4. They Lose Nuance and Curiosity Little tolerance for gray areas Complex topics reduced to “obvious truths” Questions are interpreted as attacks Key sign: They stop asking why and start declaring what is. 5. They Distrust Institutions Selectively Skepticism becomes asymmetrical: Anything that contradicts their feed = corrupted Anything that confirms it = “finally telling the truth” This creates a closed-loop belief system—disproof is reinterpreted as proof. 6. Their Social Reality Shrinks Fewer offline conversations Less engagement with people who disagree Friendships strain over “obvious” disagreements They may say things like, “I can’t talk to people who don’t see this.” 7. They Overestimate Hidden Knowledge They believe they’re seeing behind the curtain: “Most people don’t realize…” “They don’t want you to know…” “Do your own research” (but only from approved sources) The algorithm rewards content that makes the viewer feel chosen or awake. 8. They Confuse Volume With Validity Because they see the same idea repeatedly: It feels proven It feels widespread It feels urgent Repetition replaces evidence. 9. Their Behavior Changes, Not Just Opinions This is the biggest red flag: Increased anxiety or paranoia Withdrawal, sleep issues, irritability Life decisions driven by online narratives rather than personal experience When beliefs start dictating lifestyle changes disproportionate to real risk, distortion is likely. A Simple Reality Test Ask: “How would you know if your feed were wrong?” If they can’t answer or say: “It can’t be” “That’s what they want you to think” Then the algorithm has become their reality filter

Haha literally says this is AI generated... boy your pining for any random post on twitter -true or not- just goes to show how scrambled up your 4 brain cells are. You have an addiction and I know this is long but it's specifically for you and I hope you read it- You can usually tell when someone’s reality is being warped by their algorithm when their perception of the world starts to narrow, intensify, and detach from proportional reality—not just when they spend a lot of time online. Here are the clearest, real-world signs. 1. They Think “Everyone” Thinks Like Their Feed They make statements like: “Everyone knows this…” “People are waking up to…” “No one believes the mainstream version anymore.” Their confidence is high, but their reference group is invisible—because it’s their algorithm, not society. Tell: When you point out counterexamples, they dismiss them as rare, fake, or redirect. 2. Emotional Intensity Doesn’t Match Real-World Stakes Their reactions are outsized: Constant outrage, fear, or urgency Treating minor issues as existential threats Talking as if a collapse, exposure, or reckoning is always imminent Algorithms amplify emotionally charged content, so their emotional baseline becomes distorted. 3. They Speak in Algorithmic Language They adopt phrases straight from their feed: Buzzwords, slogans, “coded” phrases Repeated talking points across different topics Overly simplified villains and heroes It often sounds rehearsed rather than reasoned. 4. They Lose Nuance and Curiosity Little tolerance for gray areas Complex topics reduced to “obvious truths” Questions are interpreted as attacks Key sign: They stop asking why and start declaring what is. 5. They Distrust Institutions Selectively Skepticism becomes asymmetrical: Anything that contradicts their feed = corrupted Anything that confirms it = “finally telling the truth” This creates a closed-loop belief system—disproof is reinterpreted as proof. 6. Their Social Reality Shrinks Fewer offline conversations Less engagement with people who disagree Friendships strain over “obvious” disagreements They may say things like, “I can’t talk to people who don’t see this.” 7. They Overestimate Hidden Knowledge They believe they’re seeing behind the curtain: “Most people don’t realize…” “They don’t want you to know…” “Do your own research” (but only from approved sources) The algorithm rewards content that makes the viewer feel chosen or awake. 8. They Confuse Volume With Validity Because they see the same idea repeatedly: It feels proven It feels widespread It feels urgent Repetition replaces evidence. 9. Their Behavior Changes, Not Just Opinions This is the biggest red flag: Increased anxiety or paranoia Withdrawal, sleep issues, irritability Life decisions driven by online narratives rather than personal experience When beliefs start dictating lifestyle changes disproportionate to real risk, distortion is likely. A Simple Reality Test Ask: “How would you know if your feed were wrong?” If they can’t answer or say: “It can’t be” “That’s what they want you to think” Then the algorithm has become their reality filter.

Clearly the internal bleeding he has is the bruise on his hand left by the recoil of the gun he fired...

We should count your brain cells. one...two....three....four.... Oh look, the same amount as shots fired.

W-w-well you're just wrong! Now there's the intelligent back and forth banter I come here for...

This is actually hilarious... Ice battling Ice! Cant they just throw down some rock salt???

Dang...you posted 4 replies to my one comment? Must have struck a nerve huh... You spend way too much time on here, you should go breathe some fresh air once in a while, would definitely help with your psychosis.

Covid lockdowns were under Trump you dope.... And as someone in the healthcare field you probably have no clue what hospitals were dealing with. I'm not going to relitigate Covid with a Neanderthal that doesn't believe in science.

You all are devoid of any humanity whatsoever. Oh except if Charlie Kirk dies, then it's nothing but outrage... but anyone else is hurt or ill affected by the heinous actions of others? Screw them because they're black, Latino, gay, trans, women, children etc... And how you can compare a global pandemic to this is beyond delusional. If it doesn't fit your narrative and ideology too bad. Now im not a believer in Karma but you all better hope its not real either because if/when it comes for you it wont be pretty...

Defend these ICE actions.... go ahead, I'll wait while you twist yourself into a pretzel trying to find some reason it was justifiable for them to throw a flash bang/tear gas into a car with 6 children that had nothing to do with any protests... https://www.fox9.com/news/children-hospitalized-flash-bang-hits-van-jan-15.amp

Here maybe this won't hurt your feelings as much since it's Fox News... poor baby, wouldn't want you to be uncomfortable. https://www.foxnews.com/media/liberal-journalist-claims-ice-accepted-her-recruitment-application-without-proper-vetting.amp

Something something, I don't like it so it's not true! Something something something...

The author literally states everything you just wrote in the first paragraph of the article you dope... Did you even read it haha? Are you even capable of reading more than 140 characters that twitter allows?