@cr22rc @JewishWarrior13 give it up. the man made his way to the post powerful position in the world. what do you do?
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Byte My Ash
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@JewishWarrior13 No But the whole world knows you're not playing with a full deck!
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@SketchyGnarkill @Salt63639208 @MichaelWat37070 @ClarksonsFarm1 ove worked in a halal slaughterhouse. what might someone have against the method?
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@Salt63639208 @MichaelWat37070 @ClarksonsFarm1 Its that most people dont agree with the method of slaughter and dont want to condone the practice by being guilty by association
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Hudson’s Bay once owned 5% of the Earth’s land surface and now it’s a kiosk in a Canadian Tire
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@dontbanjake @GeneralMarket_x i think you're probably right. and if that's the case i think there's some pathology in that.
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@GeneralMarket_x This is highly filtered Zuck and all you will ever get. He’s a chameleon. No different than liberal zuck or robot zuck. His business is highly regulated and always under attack, so he adapts to where the cultural winds take him.
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Mark Zuckerberg says the corporate world has become “culturally neutered” and martial arts helped him rediscover masculine energy
“I grew up, I have three sisters, no brothers.”
“I have three daughters, no sons. I’m surrounded by girls and women my whole life.”
“But there’s just something, the kind of masculine energy, I think is good.”
“Having a culture that celebrates the aggression a bit more has its own merits.”
“We just beat each other a bit. It’s good.”
This is probably the most unfiltered version of Zuck speaking.
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i shouldn't be able to max out my headphones. they cost >$300 they should at least go as loud as i want!
music.amazon.com/albums/B00F2RV…
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@PeterMcCormack why did you dash and not colon? makes me question things...
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He’s not an economist he’s an activist.
An economist does not use emotion.
There is only one valid school of economic theory - Austrian. Every other form of economics is designed to allow others to steal from you.
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Byte My Ash retweetledi
“The world is cluttered with dead institutions.”—Susan Sontag
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this is like some unholy mixture of walz with a shotgun, white dude for harris trying to sit on a tailgate, and paunchy derek zoolander trying to mine coal.
seriously, what is it with these people and their "regular guy" pantomimes?
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@DarrigoMelanie it’s not wealth. this is your problem. he’s not scrooge mcfucking fuck. he doesn’t have a huge vault of gold. it’s the value of his companies and their assets. jesus fucking christ. it’s like saying the US is hoarding impossible wealth because of the land it controls.
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This level of wealth hoarding is a mental illness.
Kalshi@Kalshi
JUST IN: Elon Musk says his goal is to reach a $10 trillion net worth
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@PNWConservative money is how society rewards what it likes...how does an educated person not understand that?
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“I want to live in a city that honors what you are doing when you aren’t making money”
Well, nobody will be making when all the employers leave.
There will be a lot of honored people!!!
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@JWin34212 @PalmerLuckey homeschooling is great cuz look at how successful i am!
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We homeschooled our kids 2021-2021 then moved to Florida (from CA). Result? Son took a gap year then received a full ride at UMiami. Daughter spent 6th grade in a charter school then entered into a 7th grade middle school two years ahead of her peers in Math and Science. I call that a win for homeschooling!
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Wait till she finds out about the quality of American public schooling
Jill Filipovic@JillFilipovic
Right, if homeschooling is actually super high quality, then homeschooling families should not object to being evaluated, tested, and checked-in-on to make sure their kids are actually learning.
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Byte My Ash retweetledi
agree, this is the best i've found
@levelsio@levelsio
I got the @airthings Plus (unaffiliated, I just like the product), I think @norbertdragan recommended it I been through so many air sensors, and I really think this is the best one so I bought one for living room and then another one for bedroom, and will get another one for my coworking Why so many? Well one of the sensors I bought turned out to be a fake random number generator 😂 Another one kept phoning home to Chinese servers, kinda dodgy. Another one had values that made sense but turned out to be based on kinda estimating from other sensor values, so it didn't actually HAVE the sensor it displayed about (this is common to save money) Why the Airthings is so great: - The device is just super thoughtful and non-invasive, the screen is e-ink (I think?), no backlit, no LEDs shining at you, just black and white, it looks like a paper screen, beautiful, it knows its place! - It measures A LOT of things: AQI (PM2.5+PM10), CO2 (!), VOC, Radon (!), humidity and temperature, and it actually has sensors for all! - You don't need to pair it to WiFi, it just works by itself! (why is this great? So I remember getting that Awair sensor and I was in a hotel nomading and I couldn't even set it up cause captive hotel portal, such an Internet of Shit design to not be able to set up without WiFi) - But when you do pair it with WiFi, it easily connects to your Home Assistant and sends your sensor data to HA without any issue, that lets you automate stuff based on your air quality I love it :D
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@martinfrosa @UziCryptoo mind blowing to me that this isn't obvious and common knowledge.
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@UziCryptoo You act like you don’t pay any of those expenses when you rent. You do, it’s called your rent check.
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The average US mortgage is $250,000 at 7% over 30 years.
Total repayment? $598,000.
You borrow $250K and pay back $598K.
$348,000 straight to the bank.
For nothing.
Then you pay to fix up the house.
Stuff breaks.
You pay insurance monthly.
Property taxes every year.
3–6% in realtor fees when you sell.
And we act like renting is throwing money away.
There is a strong argument for renting.
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This is 36 year old technology.
Can you imagine what they have now?
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Byte My Ash retweetledi
The Jell-O Belt, where Jell-O is consumed at twice the national average...
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@ArthurMacwaters kids are a burden. anyone who says parenthood is not a burdensome endeavor is either not parenting, or lying.
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kids are not a burden.
this incessant narrative against kids and families is actually a civilizational threat
when civilizations (even rome) reach a certain level of prosperity birth rates tend to collapse
we cannot let that happen
those who are pushing an anti-children narrative are deeply wrong and malformed
kids are a blessing and utmost priority.
Alesya@AlesyaMacWaters
The growing narrative that frames kids as a burden to friendships and life is simply wrong. my friends with kids didn’t just disappear into parenthood. They made an effort to include me in their season. and it required something from me too. I had to pivot. Good friendships adjust. The ones that last are the ones where both people are willing to meet each other where they are.
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@frenbilt are you a top 10% saver? income and net worth are different and one is much more useful than the other when house shopping. window shopping in your case.
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I’m almost 30, top 10% of American earners my age, I can’t afford a house - which means that the other 90% can’t either. Who are buying all of these houses?
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@DDoblio @TheAliceSmith Alice in good form with a flag-in-face reaction to the artwork!
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@TheAliceSmith It sounds like you assume the statue is meant to speak about the right. Has the artist said that? I don’t think it’s intended to be about any specific political direction or ideology, as it truly applies to blind allegiance to any ideology or political affiliation.
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The irony is that the Left have more flags now than the Right could even imagine!
🇵🇸 ✊🏿 🏳️🌈 ☭ 🏳️⚧️ ⭐ 🛠️ ⚧️ 🇪🇺 ?
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@teslaownersSV and yet I, a productive american worker, cannot find employment opportunities there...
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ITALY IS DYING — AND THE NUMBERS ARE BRUTAL
Italy just recorded its lowest number of births since 1861.
Only 355,000 babies were born in 2025, while deaths reached 652,000 — a net loss of nearly 300,000 people in a single year.
The total fertility rate has collapsed to 1.14 children per woman, far below the 2.1 needed to sustain a population.
This isn’t a temporary dip.
It’s a long-term demographic collapse that threatens Italy’s entire future: shrinking workforce, collapsing pensions, aging society, and disappearing regions.
Without massive immigration, Italy’s population would be shrinking even faster.
This is what happens when birth rates stay critically low for decades.
Italy is the clearest warning sign for many other developed nations heading in the same direction.
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