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She’s Truly a Genius

Yes, that’s the fair assessment, now that Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has released her Green New Deal. Mark Dice reports.

The Green New Deal is being mocked widely and triggers a predicted Democratic Civil War. Nancy Pelosi has already dismissed it as stupid, as it guarantees economic subsidies for those “unwilling to work” and rambles about cow farts. More from Styxhexenhammer666.

Here, Tucker Carlson on Fox News takes on Robert Hockett, Cornell law professor and adviser to Rep. Ocasio-Cortez, over the details of the Green New Deal.

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Is Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez even a woman, or could she be another Democratic tranny? The Democrats brag about putting so many women in office, but a large number of their female Senators, Representatives and even Supreme Court justices are actually men disguised as women. They are American answers to the hijra of India — a community of eunuchs, intersex people and transgenders.

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The popularity of Ocasio-Cortez brings to mind the Dunning-Kruger Effect. What’s that? Well, here you go.

Ever met someone who is so extremely dumb that they don’t know how stupid they actually are? Ever tried to explain a new concept to someone who clearly doesn’t get it? Well, you’re not alone.

Researchers have come up with a theory that explains why the less we know about something, the more confident we are in our ability to master it.

So there’s a term for Dumb and Dumber? Yes. And it is more common than you might think. Join us today as we explore the avenues of dumbness, in this episode of the Infographics show – What is the Dunning Kruger effect?

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The Last Untouched Tribe

Who lives on North Sentinel Island and what makes this tribe so violent. Is this tribe truly the last untouched tribe?

North Sentinel Island lies to the west of the other Andaman Islands in the Bay of Bengal. It is a small island with an area of only about 23 square miles (59.7 sq. km.). It is mostly covered by a forest that gives way to a narrow beach that encircles the island. The island is also surrounded by coral reefs and dark blue water rich with fish and other sea life. What makes North Sentinel Island different from other tropical islands is its unusual inhabitants, who we will discuss in this episode of The Infographics Show, “The Untouched Tribe – North Sentinel Island.”

Walking around except for some leaves, string fibers, and other decorations, the indigenous people of North Sentinel Island, the Sentinelese, have lived in almost complete isolation from the rest of the world for nearly 60,000 years. According to a documentary about North Sentinel Island, they are “thought to be direct descendants of the first humans who emerged from Africa.” They have been isolated for so long that the language they speak has been forgotten by the rest of the world. Another concern is that their extreme isolation has made them vulnerable to modern-day diseases. They do not have immunity to them and could become seriously ill or even die as a result of being exposed to them.

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