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May Great Spirit bless 🙏

I suppose it's a good morning if you're a penguin; it's 10 F with an expected balmy 18 F and more snow on the way. I shoveled my Green Space twice, about 6 inches of snow each time, for a total of 12 inches yesterday. And I swept up at least 4 more inches this morning, and there's still light snow falling. It's very still and quiet out there, not even a breeze. Nothing except for the distant sound of a ship's engines at idle, probably at the nearest anchorage to us, Port Weller.

Four to six inches of snow, I can handle OK with my little red snow shovel, just not more. I wouldn't want to try to shovel more than six inches of snow with a small snow shovel, let alone a foot, even though my Green Space isn't that big. It's on one of those older buildings with large balconies, with metal railings sectioned off by metal panels. I like it, it's my perch looking out at the trees, it's my personal Tree House.

As for the Fat Orange Dip 💩 Menace south of the border goes 🧛‍♂️🌉 all I gots ta say, is someday your Karma 💥☄️ will come home to roost 🦇🦇👩‍🦲🦇🦇 Maybe your reward for being such a nice, defective life form 🧌will be paid while we all watch. Personally, I hope you spend eternity in Hell 🔥 When the lunch time bell rings 🍽️ the server comes to your table and serves you your tray, then says, "your 💩🥪 your ROYAL HINEYNESS 👑 (‿ˠ‿) You look up and see the RED GUY 👺🔱 himself just served you a soiled diaper and a soup spoon for your lunch! Your steady diet here at Hotel 💩 Hole 🌀 in Hell 🔥, sir. For ETERNITY! ∞

"Rat Fink!" 🐀 I shout as I kick him in the shin bone 👢🦵 and stomp out the door 🚪 little puffs of steam coming out of my ears 🙎‍♀️💨 jest a bit irritated at the Orange Sadist, 🤬 a spoiled psychotic 3 year old with tertiary syphilis brain rot, bat 💩 insane, mass murderer, thief, pirate, liar, backstabber, pedophile... Stop here.

Now, to go on with the real news 👩‍💼 and the rest of the world 🌏 what I write here in the newsroom or my comments on different news articles are my own personal views, opinions, thoughts, and feelings. They may differ from anyone else's concept of a plan 😁 Seriously, we do perceive events and occurrences differently from one another, discussion of the day.

Thank you for sharing your time with me.

TODAY'S DISCUSSION:

Multiperspectivity

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Multiperspectivity

Multiperspectivity: Often used in historical or narrative contexts to describe the representation of multiple, differing views of a single event.

Random Effect:

*The Rashomon Effect:* Occurs when the same event is given contradictory interpretations by different individuals, highlighting how perception makes the same occurrence appear different.

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The perception of the same events and occurrences perceived differently from one another

The phenomenon where the same event is perceived differently by different individuals is rooted in the fact that human perception is not a direct recording of reality (like a camera), but a subjective, constructive interpretation of sensory information. People filter experiences through their unique past experiences, emotions, cognitive biases, and expectations.

Me

No matter how good our view of tiny details is, we, the observers, looking at the same object, will all see a slightly different picture. The outline of the object observed is only its containment. Looking inside, at first, all we see is a complicated maze because the details within are arranged so that we can only store so much in memory. We share knowledge, try out ideas, and all that stuff. If only we could universally code the details.

Such information could be acted upon by anyone at any time instead of remaining on the shelf, waiting for another set of eyes to examine it. That kind of research could be more like a job for something mechanical, like a camera and a microscope, which would be more accurate than the scrutiny of the human eye, naked or aided. Perhaps this is where applying AI would speed up the retrieval of information.

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AI used in business transactions:

AI is transforming plans and transactions by shifting from static, reactive manual processes to dynamic, predictive, and automated systems. In financial planning, AI analyzes vast datasets to forecast outcomes, while in transactional finance, it automates routine tasks like invoice processing, reconciliations, and fraud detection.

• AI Used in Science:

AI is transforming science by speeding up research, analyzing massive datasets, and simulating complex processes, acting as a "research teammate" in fields like biology, chemistry, and physics.

• AI in Medicine:

AI is revolutionizing medicine by enhancing diagnostics (especially in imaging), personalizing treatment plans, accelerating drug discovery, automating administrative tasks (like note-taking with AI scribes), predicting disease outbreaks, and improving patient monitoring for early interventions.

BREAKING NEWS:

Border czar is heading to Minnesota after second fatal shooting of a US citizen amid immigration enforcement crackdown

Where Things Stand

• Border czar to Minnesota: President Donald Trump said he is sending Tom Homan to Minnesota tonight following the fatal shooting of ICU nurse Alex Pretti in an encounter Saturday with federal agents. Some DHS officials welcomed Homan’s dispatch, which suggests the potential sidelining of top Border Patrol official Gregory Bovino.

• Few details back claims: Federal officials have declined to provide critical details substantiating their claim an agent shot Pretti in self-defense. Lawmakers, including some Republicans, are calling for an investigation. Read CNN’s fact check of the Trump administration’s claims, and watch analysis of videos from several angles.

• In court today: A judge is hearing arguments on whether to temporarily halt the immigration crackdown in Minnesota. Separately, a federal court hearing is set for today after a judge issued a temporary restraining order blocking federal agencies from destroying or altering evidence related to Pretti’s killing...

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8 min ago

Federal judge says she is not prepared to judge "values" of immigration enforcement surge

More To Read:

Updated 11:51 AM EST, Mon January 26, 2026

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Officials warn residents to remain off roads as emergency responders assess winter storm damage*

CNN This Morning

State officials are warning residents to remain off city streets as emergency responders clear roadways. Former FEMA administrator Deanne Criswell says its important to listen to local officials, and allow them to do their jobs.

VIDEO:

January 26 - 02:58 AM

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CANADIAN NEWS

House leader calls on Conservatives to back the 'Carney plan' as Parliament reopens

Prime minister asked about national unity, Trump's threats at first news conference since Davos speech

The Latest

• Prime Minister Mark Carney announced an increase to the GST credit today, as part of a suite of affordability measures intended to offset the rising cost of groceries.
• Carney says Canada has "no intention" of pursuing a free trade agreement with China. U.S. President Donald Trump threatened to impose crippling tariffs if Canada "makes a deal with China."
• At his first news conference since speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Carney said he was "not going to comment" on Trump calling him governor in a social media post.
• Carney was also asked about the risk of a Quebec referendum and a reference he made to the Battle of the Plains of Abraham in a speech last week.
• Government House leader Steven MacKinnon said the Conservatives can live up to their promise of helping get things done in the House, or continue with obstruction.
• Green Party Leader Elizabeth May said she thinks some of the government's legislative priorities are 'appalling,' but doesn't think Canadians are heading to a spring election.

13 minutes ago

Freeland's seat officially vacant

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17 minutes ago

Who is eligible for the GST rebate?

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Updated January 26, 2025 - 25 minutes ago

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GTA clean-up will take days, as Pearson airport smashes snowfall record

Toronto police urging residents to stay home if possible, transit agencies reporting disruptions

The Latest

• Mayor Olivia Chow will hold a 1 p.m. ET news conference about the snow. CBC Toronto will be streaming that live in this story.
• TTC reports some service disruptions, but the system is running.
• GTA school boards have closed schools for the day.
• The City of Toronto is clearing snow on expressways and major roads first.
• Toronto police are urging people to stay at home Monday if possible.

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23 minutes ago

A long commute to the office

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38 minutes ago

Snow causing service disruptions in Peel

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Updated January 26, 2026 - 28 minutes ago

Multiple Perspectives 101

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