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What I never did is done. Day job starts tomorrow. 🫡

You had to be there. It was a whole vibe.

When you are getting frustrated because the scale has been showing the same weight for over a week and then the weather changes and you put on clothes you haven't worn in months and they just hang off of you like a potato sack and you're like

We still don't know why Trump is running this oil war. I assume it has something to do with restructuring the US economy.

When you hear a surprising statistic about some sexy topic and totally want to do an Internet search to find out if it's true, but you wonder if that Internet search is gonna come back to haunt you in some trial, 20 years in the future. It was journalistic research, Your Honor.

I've always read multiple books in parallel, but never so methodically. It's so efficient, as I don't hang too long on one. A chapter each, and then move on.

Don't mind me #WholesomeMaxxing all over your feed. 🍃

#hiking 🥾 29 km

My TL;DR is also TL;DR.

TL;DR The (rare) Libertarians that understand Natural Law also understand this process. What they want is to prevent or roll-back the change from a landowning company to a landowning corporation. Which means that they want to break the larger, complex corporation up into lots of very small, simple companies which can be governed by whoever is the strongest within that company. (Incorporating disperses power from the strongest people to the weaker.) Effectively a monarchical "Kleinstaaterei" or a sort of tribal landscape, a form of ownership that tends to quickly get crushed by any neighboring corporation, just as smaller corporations tend to get crushed by larger ones. (As the Prussians "united" Germany, and then United Germany attempted to "unite" all of Europe... twice. Arguably thrice, if you consider the EU the third attempt). View quoted note →

It's always the oil price shocks. View quoted note →

Can finally read books in our library. Two years of building the library and can only now relax enough to read anything. *passes out in exhaustion and relief*

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Douay-Rheims

Douay-Rheims

Read the Douay-Rheims Challoner Bible and a shelf of Catholic literature. Look up a passage, then search the local text, wiki articles, and publica...

Alexandria

Library of Alexandria

Alexandria is a digital library, utilizing Nostr events for curated publications and wiki pages.

#GitCitadel

This workaholic would like to say: **I built a Bible portal that links to Nostr publications and wiki pages.**

Douay-Rheims

Douay-Rheims

Read the Douay-Rheims Challoner Bible and a shelf of Catholic literature. Look up a passage, then search the local text, wiki articles, and publica...

😁 View quoted note → #biblestr #christian #catholic

This show is mostly center-right Manosphere infotainment, but I just heard them mention something I noticed when moving to Europe: That the female-demand equivalent of "he needs to be at least 6 feet tall" in Europe is "he needs to be at least 180 cm tall." Which is a bit less than 5'11". Which shows how arbitrary those numbers are, as women are just picking nice, round numbers. And men usually fudge their reported height, anyway, as they know that women can't really tell how tall they are. Also, in revealed choices, male facial beauty is by far the most coveted thing, even though it's something women hardly ever mention when describing their dream man. #dating #society

It's so weird that there's a global bond crisis underway and it's just going completely uncommented and unreported. View quoted note →

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Electric vehicles are primarily a political topic in the USA. Few people are really considering them from a technological or economic standpoint.

The AfD is on the wrong side of history, with their obsession with combustion engines. Even the German automobile industry doesn't want to go back to focusing on combustion engines, as the entire world is electrifying, including the German market. We want Teslas, not Trabbies.