User:Timeshifter

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See the most important info on this page, the Censorship on Wikipedia section below. All of my writing on my user pages is in the public domain. Use any of it, even word for word. No credit needed. Quick sandbox: User:Timeshifter/sandbox. Special:Search. All the charts and maps below are in the public domain (regardless of other claims). See Wikimedia Commons: PD-maps and PD-charts. See: commons:User:Timeshifter.

US healthcare costs twice as much per person as in Canada

Return to top. Click to enlarge. 2022: Canada: $6,319. US: $12,555. See: Healthcare in Canada. And: Comparisons to US. See List of countries by total annual health spending per person (all costs public and private). Canada spends half of what US spends per person on healthcare. And yet Canadians have a longer average lifespan. The reason is single-payer healthcare: The middleman (health insurance companies) has been eliminated. See also below: Table. Canadians are richer, healthier, safer than Americans.

See Commons image source. See image with higlighted text. Full Report: Health at a Glance 2023: OECD Indicators. From OECD. Figure 7.4. Health expenditure per capita, 2022 (or nearest year). It is from page 157 of the full report PDF. The StatLink is for the Figure 7.4 bar chart, and the data table for it.

See Commons image source. Health spending by country. Percent of GDP (Gross domestic product). 11.2% for Canada in 2022. 16.6% for the United States in 2022.

Save $1.5 trillion yearly in the US with single-payer healthcare

How?: Eliminate the middleman, the useless parasitic health insurance companies. Save $1.5 trillion yearly in the US. Canada spent 11.2 percent of its GDP for total healthcare costs in 2022. US spent 16.6 percent in 2022. 5.4% is the difference. 5.4% of US GDP is $1.5 trillion dollars in 2022. Universal single-payer healthcare savings, and progressive taxation, could pay off the $38 trillion US national debt. [3]. See Wikipedia: US national debt. Share link.

US wealth concentration causes affordability problems for non-rich

World Inequality Database. Many graphs and maps. Use Template:PD-map and Template:PD-chart.

The poor and the middle class pay the taxes that the wealthy should be paying instead. Wages are not keeping up because the federal minimum wage has not been raised. It acts as a floor for wages above it. So middle class wages don't rise enough. See Wikipedia: Fight for $15.

Mean household net worth of the bottom 40% is in the red (in debt). See table 1. Image source and info

2013 data. Depression-level wealth concentration in 2025 due to Trump's huge tax cuts for the rich since 2013.

US distribution of household wealth for first quarter of 2024.
JPG source and info on the Commons.

Massive concentration of wealth is not just happening in the US

Massive concentration of wealth is not just happening in the US. 20% of adults in France and Germany own the vast majority of wealth in both countries. Note the Gini %. That means the labor of 80% of the countries is underpaid. Median wealth per adult is significant since there are an equal number of adults with wealth above and below that number. In 2017 France's adults were more than twice as prosperous as Germany's at the median wealth level. Still true in 2023: List of countries by wealth per adult. The US is between them.

See: Commons: Category: Wealth distribution pie charts by country. And Gini percent, or Gini %.

Debt slavery by the rich! All wealth to the top

Return to top. See Wikipedia: List of countries by household debt. All those stolen wages went to the billionaire club that loaned it back to us. Since 1975, $79 Trillion Has Flowed From Bottom 90% to Top 1% in US: Analysis. Republican recession is starting: Tariff wars, low minimum wages, high medical and student loan debts. Republicans like them all. All wealth to the top. Loaned back to us to enslave us.

Wikipedia: Household debt in the United States.

See PNG image good for Facebook posts, etc.

Trends in the Distribution of Family Wealth, 1989 to 2022. Congressional Budget Office. Wealth concentration.

Facebook page with comments. On Commons.

US. Student debt timeline of bottom 25% in wealth. By percent of total debt. Student loans used to be dischargeable the same as any other loan. Republicans (mainly) have made this nearly impossible. Unlike many other countries. See US history. [4]

See Wikimedia Commons source with reference. See Who got rich off the student debt crisis?

$7.25 US federal minimum wage today. Versus $14 (inflation-adjusted) in 1968

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$7.25 states below are majority Republican in both houses. A GOP war on the poor. And the middle class, too, since the minimum wage bumps up wages above it. Get PNG map noting GOP states. See Fight for $15.

Info on real and nominal federal minimum wage over time. Real minimum wage is inflation-adjusted. Source for $14 an hour real minimum wage in 2024 dollars: State Minimum Wages: An Overview. Updated October 3, 2024. By Congressional Research Service. See "Figure 1. The Federal Minimum Wage 1938 to 2024" on page 2.

List of US states by minimum wage.

Convert a US list/table to a state-by-state data map. With examples and step-by step instructions.

History of the US federal minimum wage. Over $14 (inflation-adjusted) peak in 1968. $7.25 an hour now due to Republican filibusters in the US Senate. See Wikimedia GIF chart.

US minimum wage would be $25.52 an hour in 2023 if it had kept up with productivity. The stolen wages went to Trump's billionaire club, and stayed there due to Reagan and Trump's gutting of progressive taxation via tax cuts for the rich.

Wikimedia page has sourcing. Full image shows up on Facebook by sharing the link.

See Fight for $15. US map below is percent of workers earning less than $15 per hour. Concerning the gray n/a states CEPR wrote: "States that had minimum wages of at least $15 and those that were between $14 and $15 were not analyzed."

Convert a US list/table to a state-by-state data map. With examples and step-by step instructions.

Southern Republican states make it difficult to vote

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Maps showing the many failings of US Republican states

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Fox News hosts call for killing mentally ill

Return to top. 2025 Sep 13: Fox News’ host Brian Kilmeade says ‘just kill ‘em’ during discussion about mentally ill homeless people. Reported in many places. His Fox News cohosts agreed. Nazis first campaign of systematic mass murder (1939) was the killing of disabled and mentally ill people. Codenamed Aktion T4, the program served as a rehearsal for the genocide of the Holocaust.

Gaza. Stop Trump and Biden's genocidal war permanently by stopping the weapons. 59% of Americans support a Palestinian state. 33% oppose

Return to top. Compare genocidally complicit American politicians' actions to Canada's politicians stopping military aid to genocidal Israel. If the US had a genuine democracy, then the government would be forced to follow the wishes of the majority of Americans. A national US referendum on Israel, for example, would stop its mass murder permanently.

Gaza. Stop Trump and Biden's genocidal war permanently by stopping the weapons. Note: Trump is responsible now. And Trump can force Israel to comply. By threatening (and doing so if necessary) to withdraw weapons, aid to Israel, and the missile and drone defense the US helps with. The war and famine would completely end in a day. Israel would be forced to allow in food, shelter, and medical supplies.

Oct 23, 2025: 59% of Americans support a Palestinian state. 33% oppose.
Wikipedia: Gaza genocide and Extermination (crime) and Starvation (crime) and Ethnic cleansing and Gaza genocide recognition.
Mar 10, 2025: Americans' sympathy for Israelis falls to its lowest in 24 years, new Gallup poll says. And: "more Americans have supported the establishment of an independent Palestinian state in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip than have opposed it, and that continues today. Currently, 55 percent are in favour and 31 percent are opposed, while 14 percent do not have an opinion."

Republican senator Lindsey Graham Equates Dropping Nukes on Japan With What Israel Should Do in Gaza: ‘Do Whatever You Have to Do to Survive’. Presidents have not always blindly supported Israel. From the article: "Reagan ordered a stoppage in 1982 after Israel attacked Palestinian fighters in Lebanon, a move he deployed more than once throughout the war. Ten years later, President George H.W. Bush delayed a $10 billion loan to Israel after the country pressed forward with plans to build settlements in the West Bank."

2026 US elections. Remove Republicans from power in states and Congress

2026 United States elections, and earlier. Vote.org and Vote411.org. Eventually people may realize that voting for Democrats is the only way to raise state and federal minimum wages from $7.25 to at least $15 an hour, regain abortion rights, get expanded Medicaid in the South, and Canadian-style Medicare for All (saving $1.5 trillion a year). These savings are combined with reversing Trump's tax cuts for the rich (2) and implementing progressive taxation. Then wealth concentration would be reversed, and the $36 trillion US national debt and around $900 billion yearly interest (see chart) eliminated.

Trump's proposed tax cuts for the rich

Return to top. Trump tax proposals. 2024 election. Average tax changes by income group in 2026. From: "A Distributional Analysis of Donald Trump's Tax Plan". Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy. October 7, 2024.

Tools. Page views. Expand/collapse table of contents

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Note: Go here for a tool to fully expand/collapse the table of contents on long Wikipedia pages. Go here and here to lessen line spacing in table of contents. See: Phab:T302426. [ToC] test "show all sub-sections" button.

Commons:Template:PD-map. Most maps are in the public domain

Return to top. Note the Republican states (in the South for example). Post the PNG maps on Facebook, etc..

Medicaid coverage gap of Affordable Care Act

Simple map above created using another method. See its talk page for info.

Wikipedia: Maternal mortality in the United States. See PNG map with note.
Wikimedia: SVG map and PNG [7] (for Facebook, etc.)

The above 2 SVG maps have user-editable sections (any text editor) to allow creation of more maps on more topics. 2 different methods. See examples of one method at Commons:Category:English-language SVG choropleth maps of the United States made with templates‎. Feel free to create map templates for other countries too. User:Cmglee may be able to help with that.

Commons:Template:PD-chart. Many charts are in the public domain

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Censorship on Wikipedia

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This user is a member of Wikipedians against censorship.

Wikipedia, still censoring aliens and UFOs. Apparently a source becomes unreliable once it starts interviewing witnesses. Whole books of witnesses. Interesting circular logic. Anyway if you want the truth see the documentary The Age of Disclosure with 34 insiders telling what they know about government knowledge of UFOs/UAPs, crash retrievals, alien bodies, meetings with live aliens, over many decades. It came out Nov 21, 2025 on Amazon Prime. It only costs $5 more to buy it than to rent it, and you will want to see parts of it more than once. Also, see this long interview with the director Dan Farah [8][9] for much more info.

See User:Timeshifter/Userboxes for many userboxes. See also this old essay: User:Timeshifter/Unchecked admin misconduct. Admins with biases, combined with a few biased editors can block verified notable info. Happens all the time. See Wikipedia:WikiProject Countering systemic bias. See: Systemic bias and cognitive bias. See confirmation bias where editors only post references that agree with their viewpoints. And: Criticism of Wikipedia. Some of the following info may no longer be censored by the time you read this. Some censorship comes and goes depending on the whims of groups of editors. Examples of censorship:

• Seven JFK Parkland Hospital ER doctors (see 2023 documentary and discussion) who testified on video that there was an entrance wound from the front; meaning that more than one shooter was required. Also, a separate interview with Dr. Robert N. McClelland who was there. See also: 20 Nov 2013: Oliver Stone: JFK conspiracy deniers are in denial. USA Today. From the article:

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Oliver Stone (emphasis added):
"The Assassination Records Review Board (1994-1998) found that over 40 witnesses in two locations saw a large avulsive (i.e. penetrating outward) wound in the rear of JFK's skull. This includes highly qualified medical personnel at hospitals in Dallas and Bethesda, as well as FBI agents James Sibert and Frank O'Neill, who were at the autopsy in 1963 and restated it to the board. This wound again indicates an exit wound from a shot to the front. Conclusion: The president was shot from at least two sides, front and back — not one location."

• Roswell UFO craft, 2 crash sites, and alien body retrieval were real according to eyewitness U.S. Army officer Walter Haut. Haut issued the initial July 1947 "flying disc" press release. His 2002 notarized affidavit tells all. It was released in a 2007 book after his death in 2005. It is on pages 239-242 of the 2022 edition: Witness to Roswell, 75th Anniversary Edition: Unmasking the Government's Biggest Cover-up (more eyewitnesses). 36 pages previewed in Google Books. Click "preview" button and scroll down to pages 239-240. Search within the book. Moonwalker Dr. Edgar Mitchell wrote the foreword. I have the inexpensive Kindle ebook. The 20 paragraph affidavit is online here: [10] (page 14). [11][12]. Haut's daughter, Julie Shuster, in 2002, 3 years before his death, "verbally discussed each and every sentence" of the affidavit with him. She said it was not a deathbed confession. See Sept 2007 MUFON UFO Journal: Issue 473. Page 15. And this article from Special Broadcasting Service. Archived. See Julie Shuster on IMDb. More info: [13][14][15][16].

From The Age of Disclosure are 5 highly placed people in a position to know that confirm the Roswell crashes, and the alien bodies: From the segment (56 minutes 47 seconds in) confirming Roswell: Multiple AATIP and UAP Task Force participants and advisors: Hal Puthoff, PhD, quantum physicist (56:55 in). Eric Davis, PhD, astrophysicist (1:02:42 in). Luis Elizondo, Department of Defense official (3:35 in). And outside the AATIP and UAP Task Force organizations: Jay Stratton, Navy Intelligence, DIA, senior executive (4:19 in). Jim Semivan, senior CIA official from 1982-2007 (58:34 in). Times are for their captioned credentials.

Wikipedians who believe the Sun revolves around the Earth

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It's Copernicus and Galileo against the Catholic Church all over again. Except this time it is some clueless grumpy desktop warriors, and probably some paid debunkers from various special access programs keeping their secrets off of Wikipedia.

They are the clique of editors who zealously guard the UFO/UAP, etc. pages from what witnesses and insiders say. These ignorant earth-bound narcissists use tropes like aliens can't travel between stars, because it is too far. Some of these dumbasses can't do math. Earth explorers went on multi-year voyages around the world. The nearest star is only 4 light years away. Eventually, in the not too distant future, our earth technologies will become capable of reaching 50% of light speed or more. The Earth's flying and space technology is only a century out from the earliest planes. What clueless narcissism to believe that we are the first to be doing so in our galaxy. Anyone who has seriously studied the issue knows there have been many species of aliens who have visited the Earth. Aliens have been bouncing along from star to star in our Milky Way galaxy over many, many years. And if your starship is approaching the speed of light while you are moving towards that star 4 light-years away: Google AI says: At 99% of the speed of light, the astronauts would experience a trip of a little over four months. At 99.9% of the speed of light, the trip would take only about two months.

About me. Userboxes, other info

Return to top. Just another guy with a PC. See: User:Timeshifter/Newsletters. See: commons:User:Timeshifter. I have been a member of Wikipedia since 7 October 2005. About my username: Time dilation is a proven fact. Time travel is not, and I personally don't believe it is possible. But I could be wrong. :)

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Accessibility, color contrast

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Help:Table#Colors in tables.
User:Timeshifter/Sandbox208 - links, background colors, borders. For maps.
c:Commons:Map resources#Accessibility and map colors.
Wikipedia:Manual of Style/Accessibility/Colors#Named web colors.

Determine hex colors for legend

See {{legend}}

One way to determine the exact color is via freeware IrfanView. Open image. Then:

Edit menu > Show Paint dialog > click on the eyedropper > click somewhere in the image > click on the color at the bottom of the Paint dialog > Write down the Red, Green, and Blue color numbers (RGB).

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Backward cannabis laws in US Republican states

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This map and info below is copied and adapted from this template on another wiki. It does not use any internal links, or templates, and so it can be copied anywhere. Adjust map and column width as needed. Choose between an SVG map or a PNG map (from SVG size choices on the Commons that are PNG). PNG works on Facebook.

Wikipedia: Legality of cannabis by U.S. jurisdiction. Note lack of more progressive laws in US Republican states (in the South for example). See many US maps showing the failings of GOP states. And mirror. See MPP article on state CBD/low THC laws. Laws on hemp derivatives: [17][18][19][20][21][22][23]. See safety concerns of unregulated market (chemicals not found in hemp). Share link. & mirror.

   Legal for recreational use
   Legal for medical use
   No comprehensive medical program
  ●   Decriminalized

Map reflects laws of states and territories, including laws not in effect yet. Does not reflect federal, tribal, local laws. Map does not show legality (varies by state) of hemp-derived phytocannabinoids [24] such as CBD or delta-8-THC, which have been legal at federal level since the 2018 Farm Bill. See PNG map (for Facebook).

Table. Canadians are richer, healthier, safer than Americans

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Share page links: canadacharts. And: CanadaCharts. Share PNG images on Facebook, etc.: Long PNG table. And: Short PNG table. Download an image. Upload to Facebook. Add link to this page. The images, text, and wiki tables are all in the public domain. They can be copied, adapted, edited, and shared anywhere. The wiki table can be copied (in whole or in part) to most wikis (Wikimedia, Fandom, Shoutwiki, etc.) since the wikitext only uses links with full URLs, and since no templates are used within the tables. The wiki table can also be copied from the visible page directly to email since there is styling within the tables. And it is unaffected by light and dark backgrounds. For more info, data, sources, etc. see: Canadian single-payer universal healthcare versus US healthcare. And Wikipedia: Health spending as a percent of GDP by country (gross domestic product).

Canadians are richer, healthier, safer than Americans. Their universal healthcare. Their far lower murder rate due to much lower percentage with handguns. 2.
Country	Median wealth per adult. US dollars.	Healthcare cost per person. US dollars PPP.
Canada	$151,248 (2022)	$6,319 (2022)
USA	$93,271 (2022)	$12,555 (2022)

Country	Maternal mortality rate per 100,000 births.	Life expectancy. 2022
Canada	11 (2020)	81.3 years
USA	33 (2021)	77.4 years

Country	Under-5 mortality rate per 1000 live births. 2020	Murder rate per 100,000. 2022
Canada	5.0	2.3
USA	6.3	6.4
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Table. More on Canadian versus US healthcare

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Share link: myths. The table below can be copied, adapted, and edited anywhere. It is in the public domain. It can be copied to email or webpages. It can also be copied to any wiki easily since the wikitext only uses links with full URLs, and since no templates are used within the table. Share link: myths. The table below can be copied, adapted, and edited anywhere. It is in the public domain. It can be copied to email or webpages. It can also be copied to any wiki easily since the wikitext only uses links with full URLs, and since no templates are used within the table.

Videos. US Republican myths about Canadian healthcare: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98. Nations with better and healthier quality of life: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16.

Health spending by country

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Health spending by country. Percent of GDP. See: Gross domestic product. 11.2% for Canada in 2022. 16.6% for the US in 2022.

Health spending per capita. OECD countries. US dollars (using economy-wide PPPs). Public, private, and total expenditures. $6,319 for Canada in 2022. $12,555 for the US in 2022.

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Return to top. See my Commons user page: commons:User:Timeshifter for more charts. See these WP:Template styles: Template:mw-datatable. Template:sticky-header. Template:sticky table start. Template:sort-under. Template:static-row-numbers. Template:table alignment. Template:Screen reader-only {{sro}}.

Wikipedia can use more tables and maps. See c:Commons: Map resources. And Help:Tables and Help:Sortable tables. See also: c:Commons:Chart and graph resources. And: c:Commons:Convert tables and charts to wiki code or image files. And: c:Commons:Create charts and graphs online.

Trump's 2017 tax cuts for the rich.

On average, taxpayers in the income groups highlighted in yellow will incur a net cost (shown as a positive figure as this reduces the budget deficit), due in part to reduced healthcare subsidies. Higher income taxpayers receive a benefit via tax cuts (shown as a negative number as this increases the budget deficit). The percent of taxpayers in each income group is also shown for the 2023 period. "Taxpayer" in the chart refers to a tax return, meaning it could represent one person or a married couple filing jointly, among other options. [25][26]. Commons source.

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List of user page archives: Archive 1, Archive 2. ~ See Help: Archiving.

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You have GOT to be the coolest Wikisloth with super-powers that I ever met!! For a Sloth, you sure move at a quick pace!! :) Do you wear a "super cape", I wonder? That would really complete the whole outfit and mystique.. I keep trying to think of things I could maybe do for you since you are such a blessing and a help... Hmmm. Did you ever contact Roger Ebert before his untimely demise? Is there perhaps a photo of someone that I can search for on your behalf? Just say the words. I feel a great debt to you for your help over these years. --Leahtwosaints (talk) 12:00, 17 August 2013 (UTC)

WikiProject Ireland Collaboration

Thank you for initiating this project. There may be a great opportunity for it - please check out talk:Ireland#Ireland article names: Request for Remedy 2 and Wikipedia talk:WikiProject Ireland Collaboration. — Sebastian 06:31, 27 January 2009 (UTC)

The barnstars below were copied from my user talk page, and its archives. The latest one is on top.

		What a Brilliant Idea Barnstar
		For the concept of a noticeboard that would have allowed editors to air out complaints against abusive admins. Pity WP is not truly about improvement. —Djathinkimacowboy 01:18, 5 March 2012 (UTC)

		The Defender of the Wiki Barnstar
		You know, aside from wanting you to know I strongly supported your idea for an admin complaint board, I strongly support your whole philosophy. A huge problem here is the ignoring of content dispute plus admins who will not get involved in anything. Much of the opposition to your board proposition are childish whiners, I noticed. They claim a new notice board will decrease editing time. Don't let them get you down with such fallacious 'reasoning'. Keep at it! Godspeed, and drop me a line anytime.--Djathinkimacowboy 14:43, 19 February 2012 (UTC)

		Bookbound barnstar
		To Timeshifter, for contributing to the Internet "meme" (as reported in the The Washington Post) of "Neda," the slain Iranian protester. — Justmeherenow 07:31, 25 June 2009 (UTC)

		The Article Rescue Barnstar
		Thanks for saving File:Day 18 of War on Gaza.PNG from deletion by doing a little legwork and using your extensive knowledge of copyright and image description procedures. Its much appreciated. Tiamut^talk 15:11, 12 March 2009 (UTC)

		The Working Man's Barnstar
		For your work on compiling detailed maps, free images, and in your efforts in categorization. Tiamut 20:24, 13 September 2007 (UTC)

		The Barnstar of Diligence
		For your efforts at organizing regional maps in the commons and your patience in explaining those efforts Tiamut 22:32, 10 March 2007 (UTC)

		The Random Acts of Kindness Barnstar
		For remaining cool and encouraging others to do so, while retaining editorial integrity and passionately advocating for the truth (all POVs) to be presented :) Tiamut 10:51, 26 February 2007 (UTC)

		The Barnstar of Diligence
		For diligence on the Iraq War subtitle debate and for helping solve a very tough issue. Also, nice work on keeping everyone (myself included) honest on the various casualties sections. Nicely done. Publicus 21:10, 8 February 2007 (UTC)

Picture of the day

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J. Robert Oppenheimer (April 22, 1904 – February 18, 1967) was an American theoretical physicist who served as the director of the Manhattan Project's Los Alamos Laboratory during World War II. He is often called the "father of the atomic bomb" for his role in overseeing the development of the first nuclear weapons. During the Second Red Scare, Oppenheimer's stances, together with his past associations with the Communist Party USA, led to a security hearing before the United States Atomic Energy Commission and the revocation of his security clearance in 1954. He continued to lecture, write, and work on physics, and in 1963 received the Enrico Fermi Award for contributions to theoretical physics. This portrait photograph of Oppenheimer was taken around 1944, while he was the director of the Los Alamos Laboratory. The image is in the holdings of the National Archives and Records Administration.Photograph credit: unknown; restored by MyCatIsAChonk

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Wikipedia. Fast stats

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As of Wednesday, 22 April 2026, 20:50 (UTC), The English Wikipedia has 52,474,167 registered users, 276,294 active editors, and 811 administrators. Together we have made 1,345,830,644 edits, created 65,494,168 pages of all kinds and created 7,171,865 articles.

ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer and Wikipedia finances

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Update on Wikimedia's financial health. Wikipedia Signpost/2023-11-20/News and notes.

Wikipedia Signpost: Golden parachutes: Record severance payments at Wikimedia Foundation. 22 May 2023. This is outrageous. Just another example of the concentration of wealth and income into the hands of the 1% in the US.

See: ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer: Wikimedia Foundation Org. It is interesting to look at the greatly increasing salaries of CEOs of nonprofits over the years. Far faster than other salaries. Salary transparency is a wonderful leveling tool. ProPublica's Nonprofit Explorer shows how some CEOs tried to sneak in a $300,000 pay increase one year, but had to drop back the following year. Why would I donate to a "nonprofit" like that?

This is part of a pattern: Richest 1% bag nearly twice as much wealth as the rest of the world put together over the past two years. And: The First Trillionaire: No Cause for Celebration.

JS and CSS customization

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Overall customization of this wiki:

User customization:

Special:MyPage/common.css which for me is User:Timeshifter/common.css
Special:MyPage/common.js which for me is User:Timeshifter/common.js
Special:MyPage/vector.css which for me is User:Timeshifter/vector.css - For legacy Vector 2010.
Special:MyPage/vector-2022.css which for me is User:Timeshifter/vector-2022.css - For Vector 2022.
Special:MyPage/vector.js which for me is User:Timeshifter/vector.js - For legacy Vector 2010.
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Special:MyPage/minerva.js which for me is User:Timeshifter/minerva.js

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Talk:The Age of Disclosure#Archiving template

That discussion has short section links that can only be tested there. Wikitext for example link there:

[[#Thread topic]]

Links to talk page sections to see if they work after the talk page sections are archived:

Archived already by lowercase sigmabot III:

Archived soon by Cluebot III:

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^ Cite error: The named reference ballotpedia was invoked but never defined (see the help page).
^ Cite error: The named reference DC-elections was invoked but never defined (see the help page).
^ Cite error: The named reference map was invoked but never defined (see the help page).

[ballotpedia-1] Cite error: The named reference ballotpedia was invoked but never defined (see the help page).

[DC-elections-2] Cite error: The named reference DC-elections was invoked but never defined (see the help page).

[map-3] Cite error: The named reference map was invoked but never defined (see the help page).

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v t e Censorship
Media regulation	Books books banned Films banned films Internet circumvention LGBTQ issues Music Postal Press Radio Speech and expression Student media Televisions banned televisions Thought Video games banned video games
Methods	Blacklisting Bleeping Book burning Broadcast delay By copyright Cancel culture Censor bars Chilling effect Collateral censorship Concision Conspiracy of silence Content-control software Damnatio memoriae Debanking Financial censorship Deplatforming Euphemism Minced oath Expurgation Fig leaf Fogging Gag order Gatekeeping Hallin's spheres Heckling Heckler's veto Hush money Internet police Malinformation Media blackout Memory hole National intranet News embargo Newspaper theft Non-disclosure agreement Opinion corridor Overton window Pixelization Political correctness Prior restraint Propaganda Purge Redaction Revisionism Sanitization Self-censorship Shadow banning Social rejection Speech code Spiral of silence Strategic lawsuit Super-injunction Surveillance computer and network mass Taboo Whitewashing Word filtering
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By location	Censorship by country Blasphemy law Freedom of speech Internet censorship In the Middle East In South Asia

v t e User toolbox for Timeshifter
General	user talk email edit analysis non-automated edits BLP edits policy & guideline edits user groups global user groups blocked? user space user talk space CentralAuth global account info he/him
Skin customizations	common: .js / .css Vector: .js / .css Vector-2022: .js / .css Minerva: .js / .css Timeless: .js / .css MonoBook: .js / .css global: .js / .css
Requests / Investigations	RfAs RfBs RFARs (pre-2009) RFARs (post-2009) RfC/Us RfCUs SSPs SPIs CCI BRFAs (if bot) editor reviews administrator reviews RfA votes AfD votes XfD votes
History	contributions deleted contributions global contributions logs moves uploads pages patrolled accounts created review log pending changes log registration time userpage log block log rights log meta thanks given received edit summary usage global account log global rights log global block log global blocks disabled/enabled filter log examine past edits edit filter changes articles created top article edits oversights rights AfC log CSD log Draftify log PROD log SPI helper log XfD log
Admin history	protections blocks deletions rights changes interface contributions imports global blocks disabled/enabled
Bureaucrat history	user renames rights changes
Steward history	rights changes global right changes global account changes global blocks
Actions	block flag rename mass delete globally block globally unblock disable global blocks locally

v t e Wikipedia technical help
Get personal technical help at the Teahouse, help desk, village pump (technical), talk pages, or IRC.
General technical help	Bypass cache Keyboard shortcuts Editing CharInsert Edit conflict Edit toolbar Reverting How to create a page IRC Tutorial Mobile access Multilingual support Page history Page information Page name Help Printing Software notices Editnotice Special characters Entering User access levels VisualEditor Help
Special page–related	Special page help AllPages Edit filter Emailing users Logging in Reset passwords Logs Moving a page History merging Non-admin and admin-only page moves Notifications/Echo FAQ Page Curation Page import Pending changes Random pages Recent changes Related changes Searching Linksearch Tags User contributions Watchlist What links here
Wikitext	Wikitext Cheatsheet Columns Line-break handling Lists Magic words For beginners Conditional expressions Switch parser function Time function Redirects Sections and TOCs Tables Introduction Basics Advanced table formatting Collapsing Conditional tables Sortable tables Using colours
Links and diffs	Links Interlanguage Interwiki Permanent Diffs Simplest diff guide Simple diff and link guide Complete diff and link guide Colon trick Link color Pipe trick URLs
Media files	Media help Files Creation and usage Moving files to Commons Images Introduction to images Picture tutorial Preparing images for upload Uploading images Options to hide an image Extended image syntax SVG help Gallery tag Graphics tutorials Basic bitmap image editing How to improve image quality Graphics Lab resources Sound file markup Visual file markup
Other graphics	Family trees Graphs and charts How to create Barcharts To scale charts Math formulas Math symbols Musical scores Musical symbols Timeline EasyTimeline syntax WikiHiero syntax
Templates and Lua modules	Templates Advanced template coding Template documentation Template index Template limits Template sandbox and test cases Citation templates Lua help Lua project Resources To do Substitution Purge Job queue Transclusion Labeled section Costs and benefits Guide to Scribbling
Data structure	Namespaces Main/Article Category Draft File File description page Help Portal Project/Wikipedia Talk Archiving Simple Template User User page design MediaWiki Bug reports and feature requests TimedMediaHandler extension Module Special
HTML and CSS	Cascading Style Sheets HTML in wikitext Catalogue of CSS classes Common.js and common.css Classes in microformats Markup validation Span tags Useful styles
Customisation and tools	Preferences Gadgets Skins Citation tools Cleaning up vandalism tools Customizing watchlists Hide pages IRC Scripts User scripts Guide List Techniques Safe mode User style Tools Alternative browsing Browser tools Editing tools Navigation shortcuts Optimum tool set Wikimedia Cloud Services Beta Features at MediaWiki
Automated editing	AfC helper script AntiVandal AutoWikiBrowser Bots Creating history HotCat Huggle Interceptor Navigation popups RedWarn Twinkle Ultraviolet WPCleaner Inactive igloo STiki
See also: Category:Wikipedia how-to Category:Wikipedia information pages Further navigation at: Help pages Administrators Accessibility Accounts Bots Referencing Citation metadata Templates User scripts

v t e Wikipedia templates
Main namespace	General Cleanup Verifiability and sources Disputes Hatnotes Infoboxes Links External link templates Linking country articles Lists Main page Section Sources of articles Quick reference Standard boxes Stub types Translation
Other namespaces	Compact TOC Category File Talk Template User Userboxes User talk Wikipedia WikiProject banners
All namespaces	Deletion Speedy Formatting Maintenance Merging Moving Requested Navigation Redirect pages Functional index Language codes Splitting Wikimedia sister projects
Navboxes with templates	Archiving Articles for deletion Birth, death and age Button Category header Citation and verifiability Citation Style 1 Deletion review Editnotice Hatnotes Help desk Inline cleanup Introduction cleanup IPA Math Notice and warnings Organization infoboxes Proposed article mergers Protection Quotation Redirects Search Semantics Speedy deletion Notices String-handling Sup and sub-related Top icon Transwiki maintenance Unicode User talk pages User noticeboard notices Userboxes User rights Userspace linking Userspace disclaimers Wikibreak WikiLove
Inline images	Wikipedia icons Discussion icons Comment icons Emoji
Help pages	Template documentation Examples of templates Maintenance template removal Requested templates Template help Quick guide Favorite templates Template namespace
Related topics	Editor navigation templates WikiProject Templates Index Category
Search
Category

v t e Noticeboards
Wikipedia's centralized discussion, request, and help venues. For a listing of ongoing discussions and current requests, see the dashboard. For a related set of forums which do not function as noticeboards see formal review processes.
General	Administrators Main Incidents Bots Bureaucrats Centralized discussion Closure requests Education Interface admins Main Page errors Open proxies Volunteer response team Oversight User permissions
Articles, content	AI Cleanup Bad image list Biographies of living persons Copyrights Questions on media Problems Dispute resolution External links Fringe theories Neutral point of view Original research Pending changes Reliable sources Resource requests Scalable vector graphics Spam Blacklist Whitelist Style Titleblacklist Translation
Page handling	History merges Mergers Splits Moves Protection Importation XfD Articles Redirects Categories Templates Files Miscellany Undeletion Deletion review
User conduct	Conflict of interest Contributor copyright Edit warring and 3RR Sanctions Personal restrictions General sanctions Contentious topics Sockpuppets Usernames (Requests for comment) Vandalism
Other	Arbitration Committee noticeboard Requests Enforcement Edit filters Requested False positives Questions Help desk Teahouse Reference desk New articles Requests for comment Village pump Policy Technical Proposals Idea lab WMF Miscellaneous WikiProject proposals Discussions for discussion
Category:Wikipedia noticeboards

Psychedelic trance
Stylistic origins	Trance psychedelia Goa trance Eurodance dream trance hard trance acid trance techno new beat acid house psychedelic rock industrial acid rock classical music Indian classical
Cultural origins	Late 1990s, Goa, India
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Subgenres
Dark psytrance full-on progressive psytrance suomisaundi uplifting trance zenonesque
Fusion genres
Psybreaks hard psy psycore psydub psy tech trance

v t e Wikipedia accounts and governance
Unregistered users	Why create an account? Create an account Request an account Unregistered editors are human too IP addresses are not people IP hopper Temporary accounts
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Account security	Password strength requirements User account security Personal security practices Two-factor authentication 2FA for AWB Committed identity On privacy, confidentiality and discretion Compromised accounts How to not get outed
Blocks, bans, sanctions, global actions	Blocking policy FAQ Admin's guide Tools Autoblock Appealing a block Guide to appealing blocks UTRS Unblock Ticket Request System Unblock Wizard Blocking IP addresses Range blocks IPv6 Open proxies Banning policy ArbCom appeals Sanctions Personal sanctions General sanctions Contentious topics and Log Essay Indef ≠ infinite Long-term abuse Standard offer Global actions
Related to accounts	Sockpuppetry Single-purpose account Sleeper account Spam-only account Vandalism-only account Wikibreak Enforcer Retiring Courtesy vanishing Clean start Quiet return Account deletion
User groups and global user groups	Requests for permissions Admin instructions Admin guide Account creator PERM (Auto) confirmed PERM Autopatrolled PERM AutoWikiBrowser PERM Bot Request Edit filter helper Request Event coordinator PERM Extended confirmed PERM File mover PERM IP block exempt Request Mass message sender PERM New page reviewer PERM Page mover PERM Pending changes reviewer PERM Rollback PERM Template editor PERM Temporary account IP viewer PERM Global rights policy Volunteer Response Team
Advanced user groups	Administrator RfA Bureaucrat RfB CheckUser and Oversight Request Edit filter manager Request Interface administrator Request Founder Importer Researcher
Committees and related	Arbitration Committee Bot approvals group Functionaries Clerks SPI clerks ArbCom clerks
Governance	Administration FAQ AI Formal organization Editorial oversight and control Quality control Wikimedia Foundation Board Founder's seat Meta-Wiki Proposals WikiProjects Elections Policies and guidelines Petitions Noticeboards Consensus Dispute resolution Reforms

v t e Wikipedia community
For a listing of current collaborations, tasks, and news, see the Community portal. For a listing of ongoing discussions and current requests, see the Dashboard.
General community topics	Administration News The Signpost Goings-on In the media Meetups Mailing lists Wikipedians Statistics The Wikipedia Library Centralized discussion Village pump Idea lab Policy Proposals Technical Miscellaneous WMF Holidays Bots
Contents and grading	Requested articles Most-wanted articles Images needing articles Articles needing images Articles for creation WP:AFC/R WP:AFC/C Creating articles Help Vital articles Articles for improvement Peer review Good article nominations Featured article candidates Lists Pictures Topics Article translation Pages Main Page Errors
WikiProjects and collaborations	Directory Culture and the arts Geographical History and society Science, technology and engineering Wikipedia assistance and tasks Patrols Recent changes Counter-Vandalism Unit Accessibility Organizations category
Awards and feedback	Reward board Contests A nice cup of tea and a sit down Charitableness WikiLove Compliment before criticism Kindness Campaign Thanks!
Maintenance tasks	Task Center Open tasks Backlog Category Admin category Edit requests Category Database reports Category tracker Dusty articles Special pages New pages Recent changes Controversial issues
Administrators and noticeboards	Administrators' noticeboard Incidents Edit warring Vandalism Admin dashboard Admin requests Closure Page protection User permissions Sockpuppets Open proxies Revision deletion Oversight Request Usernames Changing Title blacklist OTRS Bureaucrats' Requests for adminship and bureaucratship Arbitration Committee Requests Enforcement
Content dispute resolution	Requests for comment Third opinion Dispute resolution noticeboard Biographies of living persons Conflict of interest External links Fringe theories Neutral point of view No original research Reliable sources
Other noticeboards and assistance	Regional notice boards Requests for help Category Asking questions Teahouse Help desk Reference desk Adopt-a-user Copyright assistance Copyright investigations Text problems Media questions Resource requests Mergers History mergers Moves Page importation Spam Blacklist Whitelist Bots Education General sanctions Editor sanctions Long-term abuse
Deletion discussions	Guide Admin Today Articles Templates Files Categories Redirects Miscellany Speedy Proposed BLP Review Undeletion Arguments to avoid Arguments to make Article Rescue
Elections and voting	Requests for comment (meta) Wikimedia Foundation elections WP Democracy Milestones
Directories, indexes, and summaries	Departments Edit summary legend Editor's index Essays FAQs Glossary Abbreviations Help Manual of Style Simplified Rules Five pillars Policies Guidelines Shortcuts Templates Citation templates Tips Today Tools Wiki markup
Media Category Templates

v t e Wikipedia help pages
*Visit the Teahouse* or the Help desk for an interactive Q & A forum. FAQs (?) Reference desks (?) Noticeboards (?) Cheatsheet (?) Directories (?) Village pumps** (?)
About Wikipedia (?)	Administration Purpose Principles Policies and guidelines What Wikipedia is not Disclaimer (parental advice) Making requests Who writes Wikipedia?
Help for readers (?)	FAQ Books Copyright Glossary Mobile access Navigation Other languages Saved pages Searching Students Viewing media
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Getting started (?)	Why create an account? Introductions by topic Graphics tutorials Picture tutorial IRC (live chat) tutorial VisualEditor user guide
Dos and don'ts (?)	Accessibility Biographies Biographies (living) Categorization Consensus Discussions Disambiguation Images Leads Links Lists References Tables Titles (of articles)
How-to pages and information pages (?)	Appealing blocks Article deletion Categories Citations/references Referencing for beginners Citation Style 1 Cite errors References and page numbers Convert Diff Editing Minor edit toolbar edit conflict Find sources Files Footnotes Image deletion Infoboxes Linking (link color) Logging in Merging New page review Page name Renaming pages Redirect Passwords Email confirmation Reverting Simple vandalism cleanup Talk pages (archiving simple archiving) User contributions WP search protocol
Coding (?)	Wiki markup Barcharts Calculations Characters Columns Elevation Hidden text HTML Lists Magic words Music symbols Sections Sounds Tables Templates Transclusion URL Visual files
Directories (?)	Abbreviations AI Departments Editor's index Essays FAQs Glossary Guidelines Manual of Style Policies Tasks Tips Tools
Missing Manual Ask for help on your talk page (?)

v t e Wikipedia referencing
Policies and guidelines	Verifiability No original research Biographies of living persons Reliable sources Medicine Citing sources Scientific citations
General advice	Citation needed Combining sources Offline sources Referencing styles
Citing sources	Citation Style 1 Citation Style 2 Bluebook Comics Citation templates
Inline citations	Footnotes Punctuation and footnotes Shortened footnotes Nesting footnotes
Help for beginners	Reference-tags Citations quick reference Introduction to referencing Referencing with citation templates Referencing without using templates Referencing dos and don'ts Citing Wikipedia
Advanced help	Cite link labels Cite errors Citation merging (bundling) Cite messages Converting between references formats Reference display customization References and page numbers Guidance on source reviewing at FAC Cite extension documentation
Footnote templates	Citation Style documentation Multiple references {{Reflist}} {{Refbegin}}
Find references	How to find sources Bibliographies Wikipedia Library Resource Exchange Reference Desk Book Sources Free newspaper sources
Citation tools (External links)	Citer Citation bot MakeRef Refill WayBack OABot

v t e Awards, decorations, and medals of Wikipedia
Awarded by co-founder Jimmy Wales	Order of the Day Wikimedian of the Year also by country
Awards by WikiProject	WikiCup Editor of the Week W Award Four Award Triple Crown Million Award Impact Precious
Barnstars and other personal awards	Barnstar awards by topic Personal user awards Personal greetings and cheers Awards by country 2.0 Ribbons
Awards by number of edits	Service awards Incremental service awards Administrative service awards
See also	WikiLove Thanks! Reward board Contests Merchandise giveaways Wikipedia:Five Year Society Wikipedia:Ten Year Society Wikipedia:Fifteen Year Society Wikipedia:Twenty Year Society Wikipedia:Twenty-Five Year Society
WikiProject Wikipedia Awards Kindness Campaign

v t e Useful links
Daily pages	CAT:HELP WP:ANI WP:BLPN WP:BOTN WP:COIN WP:DASH WP:FTN WP:HD WP:MCQ WP:NORN WP:NPOVN WP:PUMP (/A /M /P /R /T) WP:RD (/C /E /H /L /M /MA /S) WP:RFC (/MEDIA /BIO /ECON /HIST /LANG /NAME /PAG /PHIL /POLY /SCI /SOC /STYLE) WP:RFF WP:RSN WP:SPI WP:THIRD WP:DRV)
Things to do	CAT:BACKLOG CAT:M CAT:WRI WP:AFC WP:ASOF WP:DPWL WP:FAC WP:FAR WP:FPC WP:GAN WP:GAR WP:KIND WP:MISSING WP:PR WP:RD WP:RP WP:SPOKEN WP:UW WP:THQ WP:VITAL WP:WANTED WP:WC BrokenRedirects Disambigs LongPages NewPages OrphanPages TagsPages UncatImages UncatPages
Resources	CAT:HOWTO WP:AIDIR WP:AWARD WP:CATEGORY WP:CAT-R WP:CITE WP:CITET WP:COPYEDIT WP:CUTPASTE WP:CUV WP:DEPT WP:DFD WP:DISAMBIG WP:EDIT WP:CITE WP:FORMULA WP:HAT WP:ICT WP:LAYOUT WP:LIBRARY WP:MAGIC WP:MERGE WP:PIFU WP:PRECEDENT WP:REDIRECT WP:STYLE WP:SUMMARY WP:TEMPLATE CatTree PrefixIndex
Policies / Guidelines	WP:3RR WP:ADMIN WP:AP WP:APPEAL WP:ATTACK WP:AUTOBIO WP:BAN WP:BLANK WP:BLOCK WP:BOLD WP:BOTPOL WP:CANVASS WP:CFORK WP:CIVIL WP:CONFLICT WP:CONSENSUS WP:COPYRIGHT WP:DELETE WP:DISCLAIM WP:DISPUTE WP:DISRUPTIVE WP:DONTBITE WP:DPR WP:EP WP:ETIQ WP:EDITWAR WP:FRINGE WP:GAME WP:GOOGLE WP:HARASS WP:HOAX WP:IGNORE WP:IUP WP:LEAD WP:LEGAL WP:LIBEL WP:LINKS WP:CLNT WP:LIVING WP:LOGOS WP:M WP:NAME WP:NONFREE WP:NONSENSE WP:NOT WP:NOTE WP:NPOV WP:NPS WP:OFFICE WP:ORIGINAL WP:OVERSIGHT WP:OWN WP:PACL WP:PD WP:PEACOCK WP:PERFORM WP:POINT WP:POLLING WP:PROD WP:PROTECT WP:RELIABLE WP:SELF WP:SOCK WP:SPAM WP:SPEEDY WP:STUB WP:TALK WP:TP WP:TRIVIA WP:USERBOX WP:USERNAME WP:USERPAGE WP:VANDAL WP:VANISH WP:VERIFY WP:WEASEL WP:WHEEL
Administrators	CAT:AB CAT:CSD CAT:PER CAT:RFU WP:AE WP:AIV WP:AN WP:ANEW WP:ARL WP:CP WP:DGFA WP:NAS WP:OP WP:RFA WP:RFARB WP:RFM WP:RFPP WP:RM WP:RSPAM WP:UAA BlockLog DelLog ProtectLog

v t e WikiProject: Countering systemic bias Project members create new articles and improve neglected ones.
Review and improve	American-led intervention in Iraq (2014–present) Eastern Europe Central Europe Medical assistant Hoda Barakat Women's rights movement in Iran Roch Marc Christian Kaboré Cultural practice Covance History of East Asia White pride Ryke Geerd Hamer Western painting American exceptionalism American (word) Rwandan genocide History of HIV/AIDS Moon-eyed people Australia national soccer team Leopard Society
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