Notices by cjd (cjd@pkteerium.xyz), page 4
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> Remember that massive fraud that was discovered
> Well, the guy who exposed it
> He's a nazi
Love this shit-take, this is what got Trump elected.
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Very tangental: I strongly suspect that most college degrees are over-education, even like AI engineer or photolithography PhD. Yes, corporations need them, but you don't.
My suspicion is that optimal strategy is trade school and then volley that into starting a business. Learn software on the side, make an app to help your productivity in your trade, sell it to all of your competitors... End up wealthier than any doctor...
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>antartica is warming up
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It doesn't really matter how he dies if it's not a public execution. By making it public, you create an event that cements in the minds of the people the idea of boundaries and punishment for over-stepping them.
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Ever notice how when media was centralized, people were called "Media Personalities", and then once it became democratized, the name changed to "Social Media Influencer"?
Like "influencer" is an accusation, you're *influencing* people, who were previously just being informed and entertained, as if centralized media is the neutral truth, and anything which doesn't agree with it is biased...
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See and people say Germans aren't funny...
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All of America's food is Newtrician Soyance.
If they tried this in France, Paris would be descended upon by a tank battalion of manure spreaders.
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Yeah, when you get down to it, saying "white culture" is like saying "asian culture".
I remember (but can't find) a comic with British, French and Belgian colonists. The British were squeezing the native in a press making gold pop out, while dumping whiskey in his mouth and reading him the bible. The French were having a date with the native, and the Belgians were cooking the native over a fire.
However, I think "win at all costs" is just flat wrong. All Europeans have a complex moral balance between rules, fairness, deference, and competition.
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Read the bullet points for the first time - I'd seen that before and the only thing I noticed was the black white guy.
Accuracy feels like a 68%, not all "whites" are protestants ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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> White Culture
(opens the box)
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*sigh* that's so much work just to avoid drilling a well...
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If drilling a well is actually impossible, that's a tough situation indeed.
> if your property has different elevations and you want a system that doesn't require a pump
My parents had a shallow well and it was setup so you could bypass the pump in case of a power outage, toilet on the second floor would take 1/2 hour to fill and no shower, but it did work...
Anyway, I guess whatever works. It's better than those hippies who do incredibly filthy things to avoid installing a septic system.
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I know money doesn't grow on trees, but you ought to do yourself a favor and try to figure out some running water and a flush toilet. Life is too short to struggle for something that has been solved 150 years ago.
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> Initially conceived as a protection for inventors against unscrupulous factories, patents have evolved into a mechanism that largely protects established industry players against disruptive startups. The problem with patents is that the incentive for those writing them is to be as broad as possible without getting rejected. If they’re too broad, then they risk rejection for patenting something that already exists. So the way to avoid rejection is to write in a form of doublespeak that seems narrow and specific to the patent examiner, but which allows lawyers to argue that just about anything is an infringement. This form of malicious vagueness is called Motte and Bailey Doctrine, and it has become the standard way in which patents are written.
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Typical spaniard.
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Not sure what you've been reading, but central banks around the world hold currencies in reserve in order to defend their own currency if it starts to fall, and MOST of what they hold is USD.
See: https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Reserves-held-by-central-banks-as-shares-of-total-3-major-currencies_fig1_5188887
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Parts of it, yeah. But I mean the fact that basically every country in the world uses USD to back their currency - and basically all sovereign debt is dollar-denominated.
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