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Christian cleric who blamed COVID-19 on gays contracts COVID-19
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Eastern Orthodox Church in Ukraine, has announced he has been hospitalized for contracting the coronavirus. Filaret’s diagnosis is of note because he had previously blamed the global pandemic on gay marriage.The Herald-Sun reports that representatives for Filaret, 91, announced his diagnosis in a Facebook post.“We inform that during planned testing, His Holiness Patriarch Filaret of Kiev and All Rus-Ukraine tested positive for COVID-19,” the post said.
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16.02 / 01:21
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Mark Zuckerberg made a big announcement to employees and the Internet can’t stop laughing
Facebook — err, Meta — has been on a massive rebranding mission as CEO Mark Zuckerberg attempts to steer the ship away from its former namesake, towards yet-unrealized virtual and augmented realities.Apparently, he’s also rebranding employees themselves.Employees at the social media giant will now refer to each other as “Metamates,” Zuckerberg announced in an employee town hall on Tuesday.According to Meta’s vice president of augmented and virtual reality, Andrew Bosworth, the term is a play on the naval-inspired slogan used at Instagram: “ship, shipmates, self.”Tech reporter Alex Heath was one of the first to share the news:– last value, and I am not making this up: “Meta, metamates, me”A slide shows this text in bold all caps next to Zuck talkingI am told Zuck said this without laughing and explained it had to do with a story about ships and shipmates— Alex Heath (@alexeheath) February 15, 2022As one commenter pointed out, “It’s a long long longtime Navy thing – “Ship, shipmate, self. Which makes sense when the failure of the first thing – ship – sends the other two to the bottom of the Atlantic.
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