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Shkelzen Nokaj
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Shkelzen Nokaj
@EuropaParty
Prishtine. Mirdite. Albania
Prishtine Katılım Mart 2024
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.@mrvincecarter15 reveals he had NO IDEA he jumped over a 7-footer in the 2000 Olympics. 😵🫨
Someone had to show him the video footage after the game.
Tim Hardaway Sr. looked at him during a timeout and said, "M*****f***er do you know what you just did?!"
@FanDuel
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“You would have been an average player (in our era too), you just getting paid more (today)”- Kenny Smith
All facts, guys today are not more skilled or more athletic. They might have a few more tricks, thanks to traveling not existing, but lowest IQ today cancels it out✌️
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Je me rappelle au lycée, j'avais une prof de français qui me répétait : « Rousseau, c'est mon auteur préféré. » À l'époque, j'étais complètement illettré, je n'avais pas lu un roman.
Depuis, j'ai rattrapé un peu le retard. Et force est de constater : Rousseau est lui aussi un poison pour l'esprit français.
Tu as raison de remonter à lui. Le geste fondateur est là. L'homme naît bon, c'est la société qui le corrompt. La propriété, la hiérarchie, la tradition, l'institution, tout ce qui structure une civilisation devient suspect. Le mal n'est plus dans l'homme, il est dans l'ordre. Donc il suffit de défaire l'ordre.
De cette intuition découle tout le reste. La Terreur, qui croit pouvoir régénérer l'homme par le décret. Le socialisme utopique, qui croit pouvoir abolir l'égoïsme par l'organisation. Le wokisme, qui croit pouvoir purifier la société en démantelant ses normes. À chaque fois la même logique : l'homme est innocent, l'institution est coupable, donc il faut casser l'institution.
C'est faux. L'homme n'est pas né bon. Il est né pulsionnel, ambivalent, capable du meilleur et du pire. Les institutions n'oppriment pas une nature angélique, elles canalisent une nature ambiguë. Détruire les institutions ne libère pas un bon sauvage, ça libère un homme livré à ses pires instincts.
Foucault, Derrida, Deleuze n'ont fait que radicaliser Rousseau avec les outils du XXᵉ siècle. La matrice est la même : soupçon de toute autorité, dissolution de toute hiérarchie, fantasme d'un état originel pur que les structures auraient trahi.
Donc oui, le péché originel commence avec lui. Et la France a une double dette : avoir donné Rousseau au XVIIIᵉ, et avoir donné la French Theory au XXᵉ. Deux fois le même poison, juste recombiné.
Au travail.
Melissa Chen@MsMelChen
Rousseau’s Discourse on Inequality and Emile popularized the myth that humans are born good and society (property, hierarchy, tradition) ruins us. Fix it with the right education, the right state, the right social contract, and we shall return to natural harmony. This is the kernel of modern progressivism: the belief that inequality is unnatural, institutions are oppressive, and experts/moral vanguards must engineer a better humanity. From this foundation, many took it to the extremes - reign of terror, Pol Pot. But even in moderation it was harmful! Because ultimately It rejects the empirical reality that humans are flawed, self-interested, and that institutions channel that into productive order rather than radicalism and violence. French Theory (post-1968) took Rousseau’s suspicion of truth, power, and norms and turned it into an uglier monster. But the original sin starts with him
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@MBeallX @BrightInsight6 Exploring ancient sites is always amazing but i just can't fully trust the established institutions to run them. I feel that they are willing add or remove or even tamper with anything so the stories will align with theirs. I could be wrong of course. I hope i am.
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🔔 UPDATE ON GREAT PYRAMID EXPLORATION🔔
The topic was discussed on Piers Morgan with Zahi Hawass and Jimmy Corsetti @BrightInsight6, so here’s an update from this morning.
THE BIG VOID IS SET TO BE EXPLORED IN NOVEMBER. The prep work will be done next month, June. The Queens Chamber north shaft (behind the blocking stone) exploration will be complete prior to November.
There have been delays to this in the past, but I am hopeful that our team will be able to stick to the timeline.
I will continue to personally fund the project, to be as transparent as possible, and to share all news related to these extremely important explorations.
(If you’d like to express gratitude, please consider shopping at Bealls and/or subscribe to my podcast on YouTube/Spotify)
☮️ & 💜
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@elonmusk Hipocrisy seems to be the most common stupid behavior in people today.
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@benmagelsen shaped as a stones or bricks, how many years would it last?
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Basic Geopolymers
With high surface area precursors and elevated temperatures, geopolymer related reactions can be surprising.
Reasonable safety precautions should be taken including protective clothing, respiratory protection, gloves, and face shield/ goggles.
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Checkmate: did Saudi Arabia just end israel’s Iran war with this one powerful move?
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@peacefortheppl @IsraelMFA @KonjufcaGlauk @VjosaOsmaniPRKS Very disappointed cause they are Serbian allies?
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@IsraelMFA @KonjufcaGlauk As a Kosovar I am disappointed in my country for working along with you monsters. @VjosaOsmaniPRKS way to go bootlicker.
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We welcome the announcement of the Republic of Kosova to designate the IRGC as a terrorist organisation.
The world must unite together in fighting Iran's terrorist regime.
@KonjufcaGlauk
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@FoMaHun Will it be something that will upset the chiselers?
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Are you ready for today’s bombshell?
I can finally reveal that two weeks ago my colleague and I were in Dendera, Egypt on a “secret mission”—that’s the Egyptian temple with the highest number of mysteries per square meter on Earth.
This is where you’ll find the famous “light bulb,” the hidden passageways inside the walls, and the melted staircase.
Well, I don’t know about you, but I decided we’re going to crack this mystery. With an actual solution. No—this wasn’t the goal of the “secret mission,” just a side project, since the staircase happened to be right there…
So, with the help of an expert, we created a 3D model of the melted staircase, which I’ll make available on my website soon so anyone can play around with it.
Here’s how it works: you slowly walk up the stairs, taking a photo at every step, and then software stitches it all together into a millimeter-accurate 3D model.
THowever, there’s still some work to be done. This is just a preview video, and the model still has a few glitches and holes here and there.
We’re working on fixing those. But it’s already gorgeous—take a look!
And what will it be good for? Well, anyone will be able to examine it, take measurements, and try to figure out how this material actually melted and accumulated—without having to travel there.
It’s going to be a real treat for armchair archaeologists once it’s finished!
And I still haven’t even told you about the “secret project”…
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@FoMaHun Narcissist would rather have their kids burn slowly than admit to being wrong. Most people believed that those ancient structures were carved and would like to keep it that way to preserve their egos.
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Last week we even took a photo of this classic “precision carving” right next to the entrance of the Menkaure Pyramid.
Here you can spot not only how the masters carved out this completely unnecessary curve by removing and putting back those massive stone blocks twenty-eight times, but also that the granite—or rather, the “fake granite”—is crumbling here like crazy as well.
Sure, sure, natural erosion—but only in the same sense that this counts as precision carving.
Ever been to the dentist? Had a filling done? And then the doc grinds down the surface of your tooth? Tell me—how many times did you have to bite down on that little articulating paper so they could see where to shave off a bit more height?
Now imagine the same thing happening here. Carve it, try the fit, nope—not good, take some off, carve a bit more, put it back—just to achieve this wonderfully pointless level of precision.
Can I be completely honest?
CAST!
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@FoMaHun @evikokalari @AlexanderSoros @PM_ViktorOrban There was no mutilation of kids in the old days.
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Hey @AlexanderSoros, would you be able to confirm whether the Soros Foundation sponsored @PM_ViktorOrban’s college education? And did your father ever donate to his political campaign?
I’ve heard that Orbán received close to $1 million from your father.
I’m sure the public would appreciate the truth on this matter.
Alex Soros@AlexanderSoros
The people of Hungary have taken back their country! A resounding rejection of entrenched corruption and foreign interference. 🇭🇺 🇪🇺
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@FoMaHun Many explorers I have noticed run into this phenomenon of no lights working in and outside the megaliths when they are visiting.
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Today I’ll show you something funny. I’ve been to Egypt twice in my life, and both times it rained in the desert. Not just a little—like, seriously. Of course, you shouldn’t draw any far-reaching conclusions from that, except maybe that I attract rain.
Well, last week there was such a massive downpour in Cairo that the next day the power was completely out—everywhere. And I mean everywhere.
My colleague and I set out early in the morning to check out the Step Pyramid, but it was pointless—we were stumbling around in total darkness inside the pyramid. I hit my head so hard it started bleeding, though aside from that nothing else happened—we didn’t see a thing.
The Step Pyramid is officially the earliest pyramid, and its interior is basically one huge shaft and nothing else, with a “granite” sarcophagus at the bottom.
Well, we saw exactly none of that, thanks to the pitch darkness. The flashlight on our phones illuminated roughly zero meters of the 30-meter-deep shaft.
So I told my colleague, let’s go over to the Imhotep Museum instead—at least there are windows there, and even if there’s no electricity, we might still be able to check out the precision stone vessels.
So we went over to the museum.
Which has no windows whatsoever.
The “documentary evidence” below was taken there—that’s how much we saw of the famous precision-carved stone vases 😊
What was even funnier: after half an hour of wandering around in a completely dark museum, we stepped outside, and the power immediately came back.
What’s more, from some tucked-away office we suddenly heard someone speaking in Hungarian, saying, “elvileg visszajött”, “apparently it’s back”. As in, the electricity.
In Hungarian. There, in the Imhotep Museum. Working there? And not even alone? Because who were they saying it to—just themselves?
Now enjoy the movie 😉
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@stats_feed Ego is the cause of all separation, including divorce.
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@WhiteHouse This looks like some Local58TV shit. Maybe the new Duke Nukem game series being launched soon?
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@patrickbetdavid Democrats openly hate each one of these traits.
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Nick Shirley is the kind of young man we need more of.
He’s Tough
He’s Relentless
He confronts respectfully
He’s Fearless
He’s Brave
He Loves America
He’s a Man of faith
He’s Humble yet driven.
We need to continue to encourage & support young brave men like him.
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