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Layers of emotion and feelings; they can vary from feeling alone in a cold, damp, grey 🌫️ gloomy place, like you're already feeling droopy and oozy like a snail 🐌 would feel under Trumpo The Typo's🤡 ⌨ (‿ˠ‿) Being stuck under a stinky diaper 💩🩲 , NOW THAT COULD BE VERY DEPRESSING! I believe boredom, fear, fight-or-flight, or overactive senses aren't necessarily psychological; they could be natural reflexes, not always dysfunctional, but sometimes overactive or beyond the statistical norm of observable behavior caused by a particular stimulus. Extrasensory perception might be part of what causes an organism to react as it does to a given stimulus. Any of the above could enhance and/or amplify the situation, good or bad; to the senses, it's all the same, a stimulus is neither good nor bad until we process what we sense and assign it meaning.
Our daily news is a constant stream of political news that is simply BRAINWASHING 🧠🧼. The Orange Butt Head and his Dunce Cadets direct a fire hose of negativity our way 24/7. Chaos, war, lies, character assassination, deception, corruption, grifting, annexing nations at will, and whatever is negative — it's constantly fed to the world at large, including us who live in Canada.
At least the mind also has escape mechanisms that can take us to more pleasant memories AND PLACES of better times with sunnier days and fewer grey clouds.
Not even the Orange 🟠 Wannabe Hitler🙋♂️ , Putin's 👳 Boot 🥾Licker 👅 and his Dunce Cadet 🙃𓉴🙃𓉴🙃𓉴 coo coo's 🦜🦜🦜can take that away from me
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Why do ADHD people startle easily?
🔹AI Overview
Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a common neurodevelopmental condition marked by persistent patterns of inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity that interfere with daily functioning and development.
🔹AI Overview
People with ADHD startle easily primarily due to differences in sensorimotor gating (how the brain filters sudden or irrelevant sensory input) and emotional regulation.
Patient Advice
Key Reasons for an Amplified Startle Response
Impaired Sensory Filtering: Research on sensorimotor gating shows that the brain struggles to screen out background noise or unexpected changes, making sudden sounds or movements hit much harder.
• Highly Sensitive Person: is a non-clinical personality trait (also called sensory processing sensitivity) where individuals process environmental and emotional signals more deeply. It affects roughly 20% to 30% of the population and brings high empathy and creativity, alongside vulnerability to overstimulation.
TODAY'S DISCUSSION:
LONG READ BUT WORTH IT, THANK YOU FOR READING TREE HOUSE NEWS 🏡
REALITY: HOW MANY LAYERS 🌌OR WAVES ᝰ˒)) OF DARK LIGHT ENERGY AND MATTER HOW FAR AND BY WHOSE *PERCEPTION* OF THIS REALITY AS WE KNOW IT 🖼️
Hyperacusis: Jumping at loud sounds and sudden movements, even the tiniest, *like bug-sized*. Or regular-sized objects others can't see because they can't focus on them, I suppose. If I point it out, they see it alright! This is where it gets a little screwy: Are all these perceptions and reactions related to, or indicative of, a mental processing disorder, or are they just normal, ordered differently, without us realizing we have that level of perception in how a person conceives things?
Gravitational or Vestibular Insecurity: A sensory processing issue where the inner ear's balance receptors overreact, making a person perceive tiny or normal shifts in movement as much larger and destabilizing - Startling.
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As they say, WHO THE HELL ROLLED THAT GRENADE 💣💥 UNDER THE DOOR🚪 !!!
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*ME:*
What if Trump decided to put a 100% tariff on electricity going from NewYork to Ontario
*AI:* While a 100% tariff sounds like a nightmare scenario, the actual mechanics of the cross-border grid mean such a move would hurt the U.S. far more than Ontario—which is why, even amidst escalating trade tensions, energy has historically been a delicate piece on the board.
If a 100% U.S. tariff were imposed on electricity sales to Ontario, the situation would unfold across three distinct realities:
1. The Financial Reality: Ontario Dictates the Flow
Ontario is overwhelmingly a net exporter of electricity to the United States. The province routinely generates an energy surplus and sends power south to keep the lights on for over 1.5 million homes and businesses in New York, Michigan, and Minnesota.
Ontario actually can and does buy electricity from other provinces, but the reason it isn’t a simple, cheap, or unlimited solution comes down to physics, geography, and changing supply dynamics.
And there you have it, folks: Ford the Pirate 🥷🏴☠️ COULD shut the power switch off to the U.S. if Trumpo The Typo 🤡⌨ gets even more stupid 🙃👅with his tariffs 💸 than he already is.
AI and ME Question Period:
*ME:* AI, my friend, why would Ontario depend on the US for electricity? I thought that was the other way around. Who's pulling whose leg?
*AI answer:* Nobody is pulling your leg—both realities exist because the electricity market is highly dynamic, and Ontario's energy landscape is changing.
1. Nuclear Refurbishments & Maintenance:
*ME:* OK, AI, my friend, why can't Ontario buy its electricity from other provinces?
🔹AI* While it is easy to suspect political games, the reality of Canada's electrical grid explains why the province cannot just lean on its neighbors entirely:
1. The Grid Runs North-South, Not East-West
Canada's electrical infrastructure was built to connect provinces directly to the United States rather than to each other. High-voltage transmission lines (called interties) run primarily north-south because American markets historically offered shorter geographical distances and highly lucrative U.S. dollar payouts. Ontario operates 26 interties. While it connects with Manitoba and Quebec, it features major, highly integrated structural pathways leading into Michigan, Minnesota, and New York.
2. Physical Capacity is Maxed Out
You cannot just push power across the country without a physical highway to carry it. The physical capacity of the transmission lines connecting Ontario to Quebec and Manitoba is strictly limited. Building massive, new interprovincial high-voltage lines over thousands of kilometers is incredibly expensive, requires complex environmental approvals, and takes years to complete.
3. Quebec Doesn't Have a Massive Surplus Anymore
The most common question is usually: "Why don't we just buy all our power from Hydro-Québec's cheap dams?"
• Exploding Demand: Quebec is facing its own massive surge in electricity demand due to population growth, industrial greening, and massive data centers.
4. Peak Demand Mismatches & Shared Swaps
The Future Outlook
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*AI:* _*I smell a skunk.
AI Responds: There is no skunk here—just some heavy structural realities about how North American infrastructure was built. Ontario actually does trade electricity with other provinces, but it cannot rely on them to completely replace U.S. power imports. The reasons come down to geography, power-grid physics, and a sudden shift in Canada's energy supply.
*ME:* AI, then what happens if Trump decides to impose a 100% tariff on the electricity they sell to Ontario? He can do that; he's nuts.
*AI:* While a 100% tariff sounds like a nightmare scenario, the actual mechanics of the cross-border grid mean such a move would hurt the U.S. far more than Ontario—which is why, even amidst escalating trade tensions, energy has historically been a delicate piece on the board.
If a 100% U.S. tariff were imposed on electricity sales to Ontario, the situation would unfold across three distinct realities:
1. The Financial Reality: Ontario dictates the Flow.
*ME:* And there you have it, folks. If I were digging for worms, I could go into the fishing bait business. Thank you for your assistance, AI.
I should join,
The Men in Black 👤👤👤
In the 21st century, I believe they hire women 🚺 too by now, eh! I wanna fly the Black Helicopter! 🚁***** and fly around looking for aliens and flying saucers 👽🛸 I'm sure they're around watching the show. I wonder if they have a chip wagon 🍟🚚
Incognito! The Fairy Lady 🧚♀️
BREAKING NEWS RECAP:
Teen shooter kills 3 children, teacher in Oregon elementary school before being shot by bystander
What We Know
• The victims: Three children, aged 5, 8 and 11, and a teacher were killed in a shooting at Silver Rail Elementary School in Bend, Oregon, on Thursday. Another child and teacher were rushed to the hospital with critical injuries.
• The shooter: The 16-year-old Bend resident was shot dead by a community member who pursued him into the school, police said. The shooter’s motive is currently unclear.
• School shooting surge: This is the 36th shooting on K-12 school grounds across the United States this year, according to a CNN data analysis...
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Bend teacher’s union asks for privacy for students, teachers and staff
Updated 9:01 AM EDT, Fri October 16, 2026
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The midterms map is shifting purple. Don’t mistake that for going blue.
There’s still almost three weeks until Election Day. Things look good for Democrats but that’s not a guarantee for victory.
Democrats are in an unfamiliar spot with less than three weeks to the midterm elections — things are looking surprisingly sunny. A new Gallup poll released Tuesday shows the Democratic Party is viewed more favorably overall than its Republican counterparts. When combined with a slew of positive indicators in races around the country, the conventional wisdom is increasingly leaning on the side of Democrats taking back at least one chamber of Congress, if not both, as well as having a shot at several key governorships.
A large part of this optimism comes from in-roads in congressional districts that strongly supported President Donald Trump in 2024. The polling swing has given a sea of races in once-deep-red territory a purple tint, moving them closer to true toss-ups.
- Consider this a reminder: It’s too early to characterize a district turning purple in the polls as a win.:
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- Key Republican super PAC eyes 8 Senate races that will dictate control of the chamber:
- Purple isn’t the same thing as blue — but it means the opportunity is there if it can be properly seized.:
Oct. 15, 2026, 6:00 AM EDT
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Danielle Smith has said no to a second referendum. But that decision might not be hers to make
Should an appeal of the original separation petition win, it could still move ahead
Premier Danielle Smith has drawn a line in the sand, saying that she will not hold another referendum on Alberta separation should the majority of her province vote to remain in Canada.
But her statement raises questions about the fate of the original citizen’s initiative petition that called for a vote on separation — one of the first falling dominos to put Alberta on the referendum path — that remains stalled before the courts.
Should an appeal by the Alberta government and a separatist group be granted, that petition could again move forward, potentially reviving the referendum conversation, legal experts say, whether Smith wishes it to be or not.
- Carney says Albertans should vote ‘No to the Nine’ in referendum:
- Who else besides Danielle Smith is saying 'yes to the nine' in Alberta's referendum?:
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Posted: Oct 16, 2026 8:00 AM EDT | Last Updated: 1 hour ago
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Ottawa weighs legal actions as Stelco owners defend layoffs at Hamilton, Ont. plant
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a4Qrpoii3jA
