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@thinkingheights

A Scientist at the University of Cambridge. An account for All and None.

Katılım Ocak 2026
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"The Bravery of the Persian Women" painted by Otto van Veen, Leiden, the Netherlands sometime in 1597–1599.
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@TheHerefordian well the ai is now refuting your opinion, have you cared to open the link?
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The Herefordian@TheHerefordian·
@thinkingheights Opinion is opinion whether it is human or ai. You should learn to be less rigid with yours and be more open-minded to the possibility that even your view is blinkered.
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I am sorry England is a shithole. Anyone can buy eggs, steak, honey and fresh milk from a Dutch farmer in the Netherlands, you don't need to be a millionaire. In fact, can even be cheaper than the super market and cannot be compared to the junk you get from supermarket.
TPG diaries@hausofvidaxx

british class habits and dynamics can be hard to understand if you’re not from here. buying steak, honey and fresh milk from a farmer is a very millionaire thing to do. british farmers themselves are a monied class.

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@TheHerefordian I fought with a fine sword, as any honorable warrior would, while you resorted to the dirty AI bomb. May god give you the wisdom of not using the weapons beyond your control. I replaced the word "more" to "less" in your prompt, the result is the opposite. perplexity.ai/search/338c7e2…
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@MarvinTBaumann this requires soundly defeating the following groups: Putin and envious thirdworldists Axel Springer and the anglocucks Greta and climate justice gang in that order
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Max Weber vindicated?
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This is basically protestants-vs-catholics map. It shows itself perfectly in the difference between two lowland Flemish countries Netherlands and Belgiums. Meaningful difference there. Someone explain to me how catholicism makes you want to live with your parents? not good.
EU_Eurostat@EU_Eurostat

In 2025, 30.1% of young adults aged 25-34 in the EU lived with their parents.👩‍🏠 Highest shares in: 🇭🇷 Croatia (62.3% of young adults) 🇬🇷 Greece (56.3%) Lowest in: 🇩🇰 Denmark (3.9%) 🇫🇮 Finland (4.0%) Learn more ➡️ link.europa.eu/DX4xX4

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EU_Eurostat@EU_Eurostat·
In 2025, 30.1% of young adults aged 25-34 in the EU lived with their parents.👩‍🏠 Highest shares in: 🇭🇷 Croatia (62.3% of young adults) 🇬🇷 Greece (56.3%) Lowest in: 🇩🇰 Denmark (3.9%) 🇫🇮 Finland (4.0%) Learn more ➡️ link.europa.eu/DX4xX4
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@ihastamm @Intercept25 درست اما نباید فراموش کنیم که اوکراین منابع نفت و گاز ايران را برای فروش را در اختیار ندارد.
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Mehran@ihastamm·
@Intercept25 سالی حداقل۱۰۰ میلیارد دلار کمک رو یادت رف نصف اینو به ایران میدادن تا خود تلاویو صاف کرده بودن
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Intercept@Intercept25·
اوکراین ایستادگی نکرده: اف ۱۶؛ میراژ ۲۰۰۰ و میگ ۲۹ ناتو، هایمارس آمریکا و هویترز سزار ایستادگی کرده. ایرانه که تک و تنها ایستاده
Reza_Mad@maysam21901

ایران و اکراین به دلیل ایستادگی در برابر قدرت های اول و دوم دنیا در حال حاضر پس از آمریکا ، چین ، روسیه میتوانند قدرت های بعدی دنیا لقب بگیرند. هم به خودتان و هم به نیروهای مسلح افتخار کنید

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@BrettErickson28 Given his life's past, I say he's a loser gambler that even after losing his gamble he wants to do another one. In the past his lawyers, the banks, and corrupt foreign money saved his ass, nowadays he has the Fed and the US military, but even these do not have unlimited resources
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Brett Erickson@BrettErickson28·
We need to keep in mind that this is DONALD TRUMP we are talking about. Rational and logical thinking need not apply. We’re not out of the weeds, and you’d be foolish to take this return to negotiations as an indication that this can’t still go entirely off the rails.
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@TheHerefordian See this happens when you live in that island for too long. The air distorts the view. My sense is the opposite, they have flirted less, not more, since Brexit. Brexit was such a clusterfuck,t his should be the consensus view by now: youtube.com/watch?v=mogiYA…
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The Herefordian@TheHerefordian·
@thinkingheights I think more parties in more countries have publicly flirted with leaving or renegotiating EU membership since Brexit.
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@TheHerefordian I would not contemplate Cyprus, it will be in a crossfire soon. Malta is a lovely place for vacation, but maybe good to reside as well?
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The Herefordian@TheHerefordian·
@thinkingheights Pockets of escape will open up. Just as an example, Cyprus and Malta are very 'crypto' friending banking structures.
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@TheHerefordian Leavers were predicting Brexit would be contagious too, turned out to not be true. 😆
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The Herefordian@TheHerefordian·
@thinkingheights Contagion. If the Dutch manage to pass taxation on unrealized gains of assets then other Govts will likely try to enact similar laws.
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@yuanyi_z Depending on your definition of modernity, what's your take on Latour's We Have Never Been Modern?
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Yuan Yi Zhu@yuanyi_z·
Modernity is very ugly, but retvrn is usually a worse proposition.
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@TheHerefordian curious how will this whole scheme affect you if your tax base in not NL?
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@TheHerefordian it seems either that or a 90% income tax rate (e.g. under FDR) or serving on the front lines. pick your poison.
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@TheHerefordian However, in determination of shitholeness, there are much bigger factors at play. Safety and great means of transportation are more important. €1.1 trillion GDP for a small country is not bad.
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@TheHerefordian I believe that only applies to stocks. You can have other forms of assets such as in reals estate, businesses or bonds to preserve the value of your money if you like. About 70% of Dutch people are home owners and that count as asset too, no? As an investor I think it was unwise.
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@TheHerefordian I am not a Dutch economist so I cannot speak to it from the macro pov. It's definitely awful for individual investors, but a majority do not invest in stocks.
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The Herefordian@TheHerefordian·
@thinkingheights Again, I'm not holding a different view, just pointing out that it is not all a bed of roses, or perhaps I should say tulips. The Netherlands is a better place to live in many ways but taxing unrealised gains on assets is fucking awful.
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