Notices by ☦️KingOfWhiteAmerica☦️ (kingofwhiteamerica@poa.st)

This is the exact situation I had in mind when I said married Bishops would be in the unimaginably excruciating position of having to deny any and all Church real-estate to his heirs. It’s such an ugly position to be in, and the Church knew this - and so expected celibacy of her Episcopal candidates within the earliest decades of Church history.

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Tbh I never understood what the hang-up was in Rome about married men becoming Priests. It clearly cannot be that big a problem, because Byzantine Catholic Priests can be married - and not get excommunicated for it or anything.

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Better than some Masters’ Theses I‘ve run into

I don’t really understand how they haven’t just eaten themselves to death

Yep; and those that are, are precisely the ones their superiors know to keep an eye on.

Well it’s true that the jews couldn’t care less about Science; only whatever gives them a leg up over gullible goyim. So it’s the collapse of Trust in Science - and not the collapse of Science, itself - which is significant to jews.

Full disclosure; from my perspective, jews ruined physics - examples like Einstein and Bohr doing nothing to disabuse me of that opinion.

Einstein found himself in the perfect place to extract cutting-edge ideas from the trusting goyim - so, good for him, I guess; use whatever means one has as his own disposal, all’s fair in love and war and all that jazz. He was basically intelligent enough to glean from the patent office the Photovoltaic Effect, and write a paper about it before anyone else did.

If it’d ended there, no big deal; but jews wanted to make sure one of their own guys sits in the “world’s smartest man” chair, and he was the closest thing to a reasonable candidate.

Niels Bohr and his “shut up and calculate” school of thought isn’t anything that hadn’t occured to any White man; it just isn’t really a worthwhile approach to a White man, who understands that getting at Truth is far more rewarding in the long run than getting at results.

These being the two you named, I won’t drone on; nevertheless this same pattern can easily be discerned nigh any time a jew is credited with scientific discovery. For the White Man, progress equals securing True Knowledge; for the jew, progress equals getting other people to do what you want.

Don’t get me wrong; a lot of the World Orthodox clergy are fantastic as individuals and pastors —nevertheless our own Bishops are simply doing as we’ve always done; walling-off from infectious heretical agency to keep their Layfolk charges safe and secure. Thus it’s demonstrably been since Biblical times.

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Also, to be clear, I have looked it up; I just don’t really know that I buy the going explanation given about “workbenches” and thicker blades being easier to mass-produce and all that. I have access to all these same industrial revolutionary things, and I still find the pull-stroke cut superior in most instances - and I really can’t believe I‘m that weird when most people I talk to about it tend to agree with me 😏

If anyone has any historic insight on the overwhelming tendency for handsaws in The West to cut on the push-stroke, I’d love to hear it. Maybe @Fash-E has heard something ?

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Also, I’m going to level with you; I don’t understand why almost every hacksaw I pick up is configured to cut on the push-stroke. Basically any time I get my hands on one, I have to flip the blade around to cut on the pull-stroke - as I have here. The reason I do this is because I find it vastly easier to control both the direction and the depth of the cut. I used to do this long before I ever heard about it being the normal Japanese configuration.

Yep; hybrid absolutely strikes me as the legitimate automotive technological progression; fully electric vehicles, while certainly having a place, are inherently niche, relative to hybrids.

I wasn’t aware you’re a metrologist; it’s not exactly my forte but it’s near and dear to my heart

Hey this realization has an implication. I’m curious if you’d understand why I’d really rather use a balance, than a spring scale, when measuring baking ingredients.