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enaaem
6mo ago
I believe America has built railway towns. I am surprised why America that’s very fond of capitalism never developed this concept further? With some aggressive horizontal integration you can built your own kingdom. It is brilliant!
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enaaem
6mo ago
Grain culture vs rice culture. Rice cultivation requires collective water management, so you get more collectivist cultures. Growing grain mostly depends on rain, so your harvest depends on your own work.
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enaaem
6mo ago
What's up with America not allowing any critique on Israel-a foreign state?
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enaaem
6mo ago
Because people want to copy the best things of another society, and not the worst.
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Why are Flock employees watching our children?
(substack.com)
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enaaem
6mo ago
From the article: Bob also has some interesting searches. On September 30th, 2025 - Bob looked at just one camera. This camera is in the gymnastics room of the JCC. I personally am curious about why a sales employee from Flock would be view
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enaaem
6mo ago
Btw, flock employees have been caught watching kids gymnastics class and pools. https://substack.com/home/post/p-193593234 Why does the VP of strategic relations need to watch the kids gymnastics class?
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enaaem
6mo ago
I believe American rail companies used to built whole towns. I am kinda surprised why a hyper capitalistic country like the US never developed this concept further? It's brilliant if you think about it. By building super convenient rai
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enaaem
6mo ago
I postulate that if AI models get better, they also become more fungible. If you want to rule the world, you should make dumb software that takes time to learn. The world economy pretty much runs on MS Excel.
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enaaem
6mo ago
How can you do research without victims complaining?
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enaaem
6mo ago
Trump is probably being black mailed. Epstein must have given them some really heinous footage of Trump on camera.
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enaaem
6mo ago
Trump cancelled the Iran deal, replaced it with nothing and now Iran has found an infinite money glitch.
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US-Iranian War: a best case scenario
(kamilkazani.substack.com)
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enaaem
6mo ago
From seeing enough fiction, I know that the Armageddon cults are never the good guys.
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enaaem
6mo ago
"We've had vicious kings, and we've had idiot kings, but I don't think we've ever been cursed with a vicious idiot for a king!"
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enaaem
6mo ago
Americans do not have the stomach to eat losses like Russia does. This is not een existential war for America. Having daily drone footage of American soldiers getting their face blown off won't do well at home. Casualties will be much
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enaaem
6mo ago
Trump cancelled the Iran deal. Now the US has nothing and Iran has found an infinite money glitch.
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enaaem
6mo ago
If the new status quo is that Iran will control the strait then te rest of the world will just pay toll to Iran.
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enaaem
7mo ago
Ironically Jesus always had beef with the religious conservatives of His time: the Pharisees.
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enaaem
7mo ago
I will predict right now that no revolution will happen. Revolutions happen because of fragmentation within the regime. If there is one thing that puts all grievances aside then that would be an existential war. Just like during the Iran-Ir
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enaaem
7mo ago
Yeah this is really bad news for Israel. America does not have the resolve for a major ground invasion, and Israel cannot intercept missiles indefinitely.
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enaaem
7mo ago
The biggest issue here is not insider trading itself, but the fact that (foreign) policy is being used for insider trading. Think of the tariff madness of last year. The biggest issue wasn't that insider billionaires were robbing outsi
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enaaem
7mo ago
I also thought it was to induce their version of armageddon.
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enaaem
7mo ago
The problem is you can undress real people and that is extremely harmful and dangerous. One kid took his life after an ai sextortian scam [1]. Imagine the damage cyberbullies, scammers and stalkers can do? [1] https://www.cbsnews
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7mo ago
Buying ballots on a large scale seems difficult to me, because you have to keep a large group of strangers from talking. They will brag to their friends and family members and the information will come out. I can only imagine people buying
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7mo ago
Still banned China, Russia and the EU...
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7mo ago
Sometimes hot and vinegar is all you want. There is a place for simple hot sauces, because you don't want to add additional flavours. Sometimes all you want is straight up chilis. More complex hot sauces might include dried shrimp, fer
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I would like to add an example to this. Restrictive zoning and the lack of walkable neighbourhoods makes it very difficult for small businesses that rely on personal service. This isn't just a slight inconvenience, but it completely ch
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7mo ago
How about dying for Israel?
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7mo ago
There people who bet way too early, and sometimes even before departure time. Like hundreds of euros. What does that mean? Mistyping? Cancellation?
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