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Amazing, think of the shareholder value that is going to be created once this innovation is cornered and monopolized by a company and most people can't afford it!!!
December 23, 2025 at 12:24 PM
Amazing, think of the shareholder value that is going to be created once this innovation is cornered and monopolized by a company and most people can't afford it!!!
Not random that antisemitism has been at its maximum when money has been it's most concentrated (feudalism, early modernity, late 19th century early 20th century)
December 22, 2025 at 5:34 PM
Not random that antisemitism has been at its maximum when money has been it's most concentrated (feudalism, early modernity, late 19th century early 20th century)
I would only add: "a few billionaires/ money have always controlled things" TO A CERTAIN EXTENT. Up to people to limit that extent.
But Indeed, the aesthetic similarity isn't random. It is because blaming Jews for money's control was politically expedient in the past, and can be again...
But Indeed, the aesthetic similarity isn't random. It is because blaming Jews for money's control was politically expedient in the past, and can be again...
December 22, 2025 at 5:33 PM
I would only add: "a few billionaires/ money have always controlled things" TO A CERTAIN EXTENT. Up to people to limit that extent.
But Indeed, the aesthetic similarity isn't random. It is because blaming Jews for money's control was politically expedient in the past, and can be again...
But Indeed, the aesthetic similarity isn't random. It is because blaming Jews for money's control was politically expedient in the past, and can be again...
This could be said for many more areas, but one that immediately comes to mind is policy messaging and thought leadership. If you're writing a briefing for an event that matters and all I'm reading is slop, I got to ask "should you be employed here?"
December 21, 2025 at 4:49 PM
This could be said for many more areas, but one that immediately comes to mind is policy messaging and thought leadership. If you're writing a briefing for an event that matters and all I'm reading is slop, I got to ask "should you be employed here?"
Todos os reformados que votaram psd porque nao se lembravam do passos cortar pensoes:
Baby don't hurt me, don't hurt me, no more
Baby don't hurt me, don't hurt me, no more
December 18, 2025 at 8:31 AM
Todos os reformados que votaram psd porque nao se lembravam do passos cortar pensoes:
Baby don't hurt me, don't hurt me, no more
Baby don't hurt me, don't hurt me, no more
Yes. This murder will be said to prove that Jews can only live apart from everyone else, in a state where only Jews can be, so that they are safe. The fact a Muslim ally saved so many is pertinent to debunking that narrative.
What we are doing is making sure murder doesn't justify more murder.
What we are doing is making sure murder doesn't justify more murder.
December 16, 2025 at 1:50 PM
Yes. This murder will be said to prove that Jews can only live apart from everyone else, in a state where only Jews can be, so that they are safe. The fact a Muslim ally saved so many is pertinent to debunking that narrative.
What we are doing is making sure murder doesn't justify more murder.
What we are doing is making sure murder doesn't justify more murder.
That might be because people (rightly) want to share and acknowledge Jewish pain, yet they know how this event will be instrumentalized by Zionist propaganda and actively want to contribute to neutering it.
It doesnt hurt Jews to praise their resilience together with praising a Muslim ally.
It doesnt hurt Jews to praise their resilience together with praising a Muslim ally.
December 16, 2025 at 1:32 PM
That might be because people (rightly) want to share and acknowledge Jewish pain, yet they know how this event will be instrumentalized by Zionist propaganda and actively want to contribute to neutering it.
It doesnt hurt Jews to praise their resilience together with praising a Muslim ally.
It doesnt hurt Jews to praise their resilience together with praising a Muslim ally.
It is a bit more serious than homeopathy in that homeopathy doesnt really have the potential to crash the economy or evaporate a trillion dollars of perceived value (especially when that perceived value currently absorbs people's monthly pension contributions)
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December 13, 2025 at 11:13 PM
It is a bit more serious than homeopathy in that homeopathy doesnt really have the potential to crash the economy or evaporate a trillion dollars of perceived value (especially when that perceived value currently absorbs people's monthly pension contributions)
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You, personally, are ok to come here (i have deemed it acceptable and good lol), but then again you're not coming to get married and have 7 kids in a town of 25 people where the average age is 89...
December 13, 2025 at 2:23 PM
You, personally, are ok to come here (i have deemed it acceptable and good lol), but then again you're not coming to get married and have 7 kids in a town of 25 people where the average age is 89...
because, realistically, nobody in those small towns speaks english (perhaps in mexico - for sure not in france or italy lol) and living without being able to talk to another living soul kinda blows....
Also, equally realistically, europe doesnt want broke boys from the states lol
Also, equally realistically, europe doesnt want broke boys from the states lol
December 13, 2025 at 2:21 PM
because, realistically, nobody in those small towns speaks english (perhaps in mexico - for sure not in france or italy lol) and living without being able to talk to another living soul kinda blows....
Also, equally realistically, europe doesnt want broke boys from the states lol
Also, equally realistically, europe doesnt want broke boys from the states lol
This is a fair point. However, i still think the erosion of trust as a whole cannot be partitioned. If doctors didn't so often live like in the 19th century, treating patients like children, this would find poorer ground to root itself in society... And that's where we can start rebuilding trust.
December 11, 2025 at 4:06 PM
This is a fair point. However, i still think the erosion of trust as a whole cannot be partitioned. If doctors didn't so often live like in the 19th century, treating patients like children, this would find poorer ground to root itself in society... And that's where we can start rebuilding trust.
A big part of the problem is doctors want to live in the 19th century, where they tell people what to do and they don't question. You don't like 200 years ago. You have to argue your points. That's also your job. Not crying that people suspect your wisdom...
December 11, 2025 at 10:56 AM
A big part of the problem is doctors want to live in the 19th century, where they tell people what to do and they don't question. You don't like 200 years ago. You have to argue your points. That's also your job. Not crying that people suspect your wisdom...
Funny this doctor would mention a wall. I'm not an anti vaxxer, nor do I inherently suspect science. I do, however, suspect doctors. I've had doctors tell me that I'm not sick, that it is psychological, that I'm getting old, etc. I was later diagnosed with MS. Doctors took part on this shift.
December 11, 2025 at 10:54 AM
Funny this doctor would mention a wall. I'm not an anti vaxxer, nor do I inherently suspect science. I do, however, suspect doctors. I've had doctors tell me that I'm not sick, that it is psychological, that I'm getting old, etc. I was later diagnosed with MS. Doctors took part on this shift.
I recall the efforts to have Berlin-conference-style summits to discuss the future of countries without involving said countries, or the recent attempted vassalization of Europe (partly successful). If the US could pump the EU full of opium they would. For now, socials full of disinfo will suffice.
December 10, 2025 at 2:47 PM
I recall the efforts to have Berlin-conference-style summits to discuss the future of countries without involving said countries, or the recent attempted vassalization of Europe (partly successful). If the US could pump the EU full of opium they would. For now, socials full of disinfo will suffice.
I empathise with the sentiment, but i dont think youre right. I think there is an ideological project: to break the post 1945 consensus on multilateralism (a political project that was already started with the Society of Nations). The goal is to bring back a 19th century-style great power system.
December 10, 2025 at 2:45 PM
I empathise with the sentiment, but i dont think youre right. I think there is an ideological project: to break the post 1945 consensus on multilateralism (a political project that was already started with the Society of Nations). The goal is to bring back a 19th century-style great power system.
Privatizaram as ambulâncias. Foi nisto que portugal votou. Agora, para citar o ex-ministro desta corja, "aguenta aguenta".
December 10, 2025 at 1:21 PM
Privatizaram as ambulâncias. Foi nisto que portugal votou. Agora, para citar o ex-ministro desta corja, "aguenta aguenta".
crazy that the nobel prize organization went and essentially sanctioned this war by giving a prize to one of the people pushing the hardest for it
December 9, 2025 at 9:58 PM
crazy that the nobel prize organization went and essentially sanctioned this war by giving a prize to one of the people pushing the hardest for it
honestly, look at half the EU countries - it isnt will they wont they, most of them already have.
the (e)peepee is in already...
the (e)peepee is in already...
December 9, 2025 at 1:26 PM
honestly, look at half the EU countries - it isnt will they wont they, most of them already have.
the (e)peepee is in already...
the (e)peepee is in already...
"turbocharge its economy back to life"
Who said the economy was dead? honestly...
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ov8a...
Who said the economy was dead? honestly...
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ov8a...
Why the EU Economy Suddenly Looks Alright
YouTube video by TLDR News EU
www.youtube.com
December 9, 2025 at 1:23 PM
"turbocharge its economy back to life"
Who said the economy was dead? honestly...
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ov8a...
Who said the economy was dead? honestly...
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ov8a...
this was the best tweet of the day. there, i said it
December 9, 2025 at 9:51 AM
this was the best tweet of the day. there, i said it
Also, this was the period between the end of the second intifada and Oct 7. No meaningful resistance, Israeli soldiers killing and maiming people for no reason, kneecapping children at the fence, the whole 9 yards...
December 9, 2025 at 9:01 AM
Also, this was the period between the end of the second intifada and Oct 7. No meaningful resistance, Israeli soldiers killing and maiming people for no reason, kneecapping children at the fence, the whole 9 yards...
a aparente dissonancia cognitiva nunca foi um problema para a direita radical.
Mas o problema deles nunca foi com imigrantes. Sempre foi com imigrantes com direitos. Se removerem os direitos, se importarem escravos, ja nao faz mal.
Mas o problema deles nunca foi com imigrantes. Sempre foi com imigrantes com direitos. Se removerem os direitos, se importarem escravos, ja nao faz mal.
December 9, 2025 at 8:48 AM
a aparente dissonancia cognitiva nunca foi um problema para a direita radical.
Mas o problema deles nunca foi com imigrantes. Sempre foi com imigrantes com direitos. Se removerem os direitos, se importarem escravos, ja nao faz mal.
Mas o problema deles nunca foi com imigrantes. Sempre foi com imigrantes com direitos. Se removerem os direitos, se importarem escravos, ja nao faz mal.
Another brain dead article from a random moron - please stop saying this deal would offer an end to the war for Ukraine. Without real security guarantees, this deal offers nothing. It offers submission and a sword of Damocles over Ukraine and Europe.
December 7, 2025 at 4:19 PM
Another brain dead article from a random moron - please stop saying this deal would offer an end to the war for Ukraine. Without real security guarantees, this deal offers nothing. It offers submission and a sword of Damocles over Ukraine and Europe.
This is a big difference: trump has very different people around him. More sycophantic, more amoral, more committed to bringing back the 19th century, colonialism, etc. Europe went from being a partner to being a colonial playground. What we are feeling is being treated like Asia in the 1800s...
December 7, 2025 at 11:26 AM
This is a big difference: trump has very different people around him. More sycophantic, more amoral, more committed to bringing back the 19th century, colonialism, etc. Europe went from being a partner to being a colonial playground. What we are feeling is being treated like Asia in the 1800s...
it isnt a non-political question. You're rating relations between countries, if you change the goals of foreign policy, the relations change too, no?
December 7, 2025 at 10:34 AM
it isnt a non-political question. You're rating relations between countries, if you change the goals of foreign policy, the relations change too, no?