
Simple_Stefan_Says
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Simple_Stefan_Says
@Simple_Stefan
Dr. House za politiku.Sirotinja se ne pita šta bogataši rade sa svojim parama.Glup(a) si što to ranije nisi video/la.Podnesi odgovornost.Emocijama se ne misli
Belgrade, Serbia 参加日 Ocak 2016
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@dzeksonvill Svekrva je uradila nešto konkretno za porodicu dok ste se vi zajebavali i išli u šetnju...

@Runbash65 @juegosnoguey That is how every single counter culture ends up. It is easy to corrupt it with money because people are weak and just need a place to vent
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@juegosnoguey Maybe the most accurate critique of the value of anticapitalist art under capitalism is when Daniel Kaluuya’s character rants about how much he hates the system and the system responds by giving him a tv show where he can rant about how much he hates them three times a week.
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Airlines don't know who you are and they don't care. The "clear your cookies" hack is one of the most persistent myths in travel, and the real reason prices change is way more interesting.
A single economy cabin has 7 to 12 invisible fare classes, each assigned a letter. Q-class might have 40 seats at $250. When those 40 sell, the system closes Q and opens H-class at $350. When H sells out, M-class opens at $475. The price jumps you see aren't the airline punishing you for searching twice. They're inventory depletion in cheaper buckets happening in real time as other people book.
A major US carrier with 500 daily flights manages roughly 2.5 million booking limits at any given moment. The yield management system optimizes over a hundred fare bucket combinations per route, updated continuously based on booking velocity, competitor pricing, seasonal demand, and days until departure. Your browser cookies are not a variable in that equation. Your individual search history has the same effect on the algorithm as yelling at a vending machine.
The price went up between your first search and your second search because someone in Dallas bought the last seat in the cheap bucket while you were debating. That person would have bought it whether you were on a library computer, your phone, or a 1997 ThinkPad running Netscape Navigator.
The real hack for cheaper flights is boring. Book 6 to 10 weeks out for domestic, 8 to 12 weeks for international. Fly midweek. Set fare alerts and wait for the airline to reopen a cheaper bucket when demand underperforms their forecast. That actually works. Clearing your cookies saves you exactly zero dollars.
⚡︎@_sorrengailll
Quick hack for you guys: Go to the public library and book your flights on their computer.
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@mavkoo @ajaizbeograda Klijentu su bili treći, ali ipak u roku od sat vremena od rešenja 😂

@_drobilica_ Ego. Drugarica ti je rasla s problematičnim ljudima pa stekla loš obrazac za prepoznavanje privrženosti. Nešto kao kratkovidost, samo psihološka
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@minjica80 U koloniji nije predviđen dobar život za prosečnu osobu
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15 psychologists who figured you out before you did :
1. Sigmund Freud — your unconscious is running the show, not you
2. Carl Jung — the parts of you that you hide end up controlling you
3. Abraham Maslow — you cannot find purpose before you find safety
4. Viktor Frankl — suffering becomes bearable the moment it has meaning
5. B.F. Skinner — your behavior is shaped by what follows it not what causes it
6. Albert Bandura — you become what you consistently watch and repeat
7. William James — your habits are literally rewiring your brain every single day
8. Ivan Pavlov — your triggers were trained into you long before you noticed them
9. Erik Erikson — every stage of your life has one question it needs you to answer
10. Alfred Adler — most of what drives you is the need to feel that you matter
11. Karen Horney — anxiety is not weakness, it is what unsafe childhoods produce
12. Leon Festinger — when your beliefs and actions clash, your mind will lie to fix it
13. Daniel Kahneman — you have two minds, the fast one makes most of your mistakes
14. Martin Seligman — happiness is not the absence of pain, it is the presence of meaning
15. Erich Fromm — the greatest human fear is not death, it is the freedom to choose your own life
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@Nenaspavanaja Jebiga, iz pećine smo došli, socijalne veštine su daleko bitnije od znanja
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@tanjagoldie @svemirsko_jaje Glumljenje samostalnosti o tuđem trošku. Sve to lepo da dobije šut kartu iz kuće pa na posao, da osete malo težinu kirije, računa, pritisak i rad. Previše lagodno se živi...
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@Nisic2Nisic U mojoj zgradi je lift u sličnom stanju, a i izlog nedavno iseljenog lokala se pretvorio u pano gde jedni drugima prelepljuju parole





















