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Yeah.. I don’t wanna make this a covid discussion again, but I remember when the 2nd wave came in summer/autumn 2020 while the restrictions and mandates just intensified, I knew something didn’t add up..
a disease with a very high case fatality rate (40–75%).
This would make it spread less easily because the carrier of the virus dies.
Unlike covid, which we were told was both deadly and spreading.
Exactly what the uniparty wants: more civil unrest so they can usher in more surveillance and prop up Palantir and tech industry stocks
onboard cameras
ensure not a spot is missed
Not even that titanium plate on which you stamped down your seed phrase
Bitcoin really needs that smooth tap-and-pay experience. It’s dreadful to deal with the QR codes.. no wonder normies stay away
Ironically then, if Kamala had won and Elizabeth Warren would be in charge, we would be at least at $150k now haha
I wonder how much shitty processed food and poor metabolic health play a role too:
https://www.hubermanlab.com/episode/dr-chris-palmer-diet-nutrition-for-mental-health
Did they steal your sats or you got them back eventually?
If your social credit score drops below a certain level, the SMART city council will send a robot to zap and zip you out of your mortal existence
"I just made a tremendous deal about Greenland with the Danish Prime Minister Rutte.. great man, reasonable man.."
I have a feeling we haven’t yet heard the last word from Tesla and Apple when it comes to AI.. to me Microsoft and Meta seem like the weakest links
Climate change is probably real on a very long time frame, but it's important to learn to read through the climate industrial complex's alarmist, exaggerated, manipulative bullshit.
The climate change activists' concerns would be taken more seriously if they were not cutting that many corners: do ocean currents and wind patterns also play a role in the melting of the Arctic besides CO2? Probably yes.
Famine as predicted by the alarmists hasn't materialized. Actually crop yields have increased, enabling farmers to feed more people while using less land.
I think we are seriously underestimating the planet's own way of regulating itself.
As an individual, it's always good to be ecological in your actions, but it doesn't necessarily mean following whatever the Al Gores and King Charleses say to the tee.
It's in the climate industrial complex corporations' interest to keep you weak and manipulated.
UK (NATO) has nuclear bases in Scotland and the independence party of Scotland opposes nuclear weapons on its soil.
It’s in Iran’s interest to undermine UK (and therefore Israel).
Manic Street Preachers has a few:
“I am an architect, they call me a butcher” from “Faster”
“Libraries gave us power, then work came and made us free” from “Design for Life”
Sets the frame well for the rest of the song which seems to be a commentary about some current events.
Instantly gets listeners attention.
Nice write-up.
I just didn’t like the framing/rhetoric of it being a “drug deal” even though I understand the writer was being sarcastic.
The words we use matter.
Interesting. I wonder if there’s a difference between ebola and coronaviruses in this regard then (whether ebola is more probable to develop deadlier mutations than coronaviruses do).
I remember around 2020 many expert commentators (the term has suffered inflation since then) were saying that when the coronavirus mutates, it often becomes less deadly.