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GWΞI LO 🐸
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My grandchildren will likely never be able to visit these buildings, which may or may not still exist, because Germany, France, and the United Kingdom made the conscious decision to replace their native populations with violent retards from the third world.
I do not understand.
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> be Asimov
> buys a Unitree G1
> starts testing policies
> knee breaks
> waits 2 months for one replacement part
> realizes closed humanoids kill development speed
> builds its own humanoid robot
> makes it open-source
> puts everything on GitHub, from policies to parts
> launches a humanoid DIY kit with a $499 deposit
> does almost $1M in sales in 30 days
> starts setting up manufacturing
> begins shipments in the next few months
Asimov gives every AI and robotics builder a fully customizable humanoid robot.
Open.
Asimov@asimovinc
You can build your own humanoid at home. Asimov – Here be Dragons is now available for presale. $499 deposit, $15,000 target price. asimov.inc/diy-kit
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@JakeLandauTO @MrTeeBeggerson2 It’s capitalistic because they had to work for it
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@MrTeeBeggerson2 Providing shares to employees is arguably a prime example of a socialist model
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Yeah bro just let me save up a few bucks so I can buy out Rogers and Bell
The Rabbit Hole@TheRabbitHole
Capitalism gives people a choice
Toronto, Ontario 🇨🇦 English
More people should see the world through their own eyes
藤田直哉@『小島秀夫論』『攻殻機動隊論』@naoya_fujita
こんな折ですが、中国に旅行に行ってました。3/9から18まで、上海・蘇州・南京を巡っていました。率直に言うと、現代中国のことを、日本にいて全然分かってませんでした。すごい勢いと洗練です。政治的な緊張感、危険、日本人に対する敵意は全く感じることなく、始終快適な旅でした。
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@naoya_fujita Shanghai in particular, has more of a matriarch-driven culture
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それがいいのか悪いのかは分からない。けど、自由主義と民主主義の背景が影響し、それがエンタメや娯楽の魅力の発展にも繋がっているのだろう。……中国は、昔から男女平等や女性の社会進出が強いようで、おばちゃんは日本のような控えめで男の顔色見て媚びて、という感じではなく、声がデカく圧が強い
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@carlworker Are they slowly walking back that Uyghur genocide talk to “human rights abuses”?
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“The Chinese Embassy is right. The recent joint statement by Australia and New Zealand condemning China’s actions in the South China Sea reads like a relic from a bygone colonial era. A weirdly misplaced concern, too. At a time when the US and Israeli have (a) harmed the trade routes to and from the Middle East (b) tanked the global economy (c) sent fuel prices surging upwards, and (d) caused our own cost of living to skyrocket – who does Defence Minister Judith Collins choose to criticise? China. Mainly for the potential threat it poses to the trade routes located in its region. Go figure.
Likewise, the joint statement also displayed an absurdly selective morality. At a time when Israel continues to commit genocide in Gaza, kill thousands of men, women and children indiscriminately across the Middle East, displace hundreds of thousands more, reduce essential infrastructure to rubble, bomb apartment buildings in Beirut and Teheran etc etc, at whom do Collins and her Aussie counterpart choose to wag their fingers? China. For its human right abuses in Xinjiang, and for its crushing of the democracy movement in Hong Kong.”
Trevor Johnston 🌏☮️@TrevorJ24567534
Gordon Campbell On Our Willingness To Earn US Approval, Via China-Bashing werewolf.co.nz/2026/03/gordon…
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@Eljamin16 @NakoMoonVT This is an explanation that both the Chinese and Japanese can agree with
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@NakoMoonVT The Kanji is also a phono-semantic compound, 氵("sanzui", water radical) represents the meaning, while 每／毎("mai/bai", every) represents the sound, which became the onyomi 海(kai) as in 海賊("kaizoku", pirate).
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Why is "mother" (母) inside the Japanese kanji for "sea" (海)? 🌊🤱🇯🇵
I was curious about this too, so I looked it up!
海 is made of 氵 (water radical) and 毎 (every).
If you look closely, 毎 contains the character for mother (母)!
🔎 Here’s the origin:
In ancient times, 毎 depicted a mother wearing many hair ornaments.
Because these ornaments were layered together, the character came to mean "dense," "vast," or "so deep that it looks dark."
So, 海 represents water (氵) that is so deep and vast (毎) that you cannot see the bottom!
💡 Fun fact:
While many believe it’s because "the sea is the mother of life," the original etymological reason is to describe the sea's incredible depth and darkness. 🌸✨
arkitekd@agusAditya_
@NakoMoonVT Why there is 母 in 海
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@BFD19002956 @NakoMoonVT You ought to sit this one out…
Kanji > Han Zi
Written as 漢字
Literally translates to “Chinese characters”
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@NakoMoonVT Why call it Japanese Kanji. There are so many English loan words in Japanese, do you call it Japanese English too?
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40% of Canada’s most productive people have already fled to the US 🤯
Mario Zelaya@mario4thenorth
🚨 BREAKING Bank of Canada study confirms what I mentioned years ago. The decline in GDP/capita is because WE ARE LOSING THE TOP EARNERS. 40% of Canadians who WOULD be top 1% earners have emigrated to the United States. 30-50% of the next tier? Gone too. They’re more educated than native-born Americans. They earn more. They cluster in the top income brackets. We’re not just in a brain drain. We’re exporting our entire upper class. And what’s left behind? GDP per capita that grew 3.2% in TEN YEARS while the US grew 20.2%. We fell below the OECD average for the first time in recorded history. Food bank usage doubled. Wait times hit 28.6 weeks. Happiness ranking at an all-time low. Government spending went from 38% to 45% of the economy. We have more government with less results. THE BEST PEOPLE ARE LEAVING. thehub.ca/2026/03/20/why…
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Too many K-pop songs are fully in English. When does it stop being K-pop and just become generic, formulaic global pop slop?
The irony is by chasing international appeal, K-pop is losing what made it distinct and what hooked fans in the first place.
If it doesn't remain distinctly Korean, it will continue to morph into bland, formulaic, globohomo pop.
EMPIRE@EmpireIX
BTS RM Quote resurfaces, causes concern: "We don't want to change our identity to get to Number One. If we sing in Full English, then that's not BTS' Their New Song “SWIM” is a fully English song, however it's topping all Korea charts.
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@varrock @danielgothits violent people are more likely to be retarded
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Smart, peaceful, and educated Europeans looked around, and saw only smart, peaceful people.
When everyone is smart and peaceful, you don't need a strong military or justice system. They assumed everyone else was like this, too.
Then they imported millions of violent retards
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@HolywoodHatesUS @JanJekielek Believe it or not, he means feminized men are the problem
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@JanJekielek It’s also funny to see men discussing women as the problem, when we all know women weren’t running Epstein island and actually have very little say in how the world actually runs. 🤷♀️
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Psychological scientist J.D. Haltigan told me the feminine impulse to be empathetic has been weaponized.
“We’ve come to basically hijack the feminine ethic of care.”
“And if a society becomes completely feminine, all kinds of chaos will ensue.”
“Because you don’t have any sort of rule-based, lawful, statistically-minded, quantitatively-focused orientation to why we have laws, why we have rules, why we need order, why we need immigration law, and so forth.”
“Masculinity is what will track, personality-wise, with systemization, and femininity is sort of the analogy with empathization.”
But this feminization has become dominant in many areas of society with major effects.
@JDHaltigan
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Basically, he’s saying you’re all gay now
Jan Jekielek@JanJekielek
Psychological scientist J.D. Haltigan told me the feminine impulse to be empathetic has been weaponized. “We’ve come to basically hijack the feminine ethic of care.” “And if a society becomes completely feminine, all kinds of chaos will ensue.” “Because you don’t have any sort of rule-based, lawful, statistically-minded, quantitatively-focused orientation to why we have laws, why we have rules, why we need order, why we need immigration law, and so forth.” “Masculinity is what will track, personality-wise, with systemization, and femininity is sort of the analogy with empathization.” But this feminization has become dominant in many areas of society with major effects. @JDHaltigan
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Imagine Vietnam saying, “Choose us instead of Cambodia and Thailand.”
Japan, Korea, ASEAN, Europe… all grow the tourism pie together, respecting neighbors. Only China be like, “We’re better than everyone else,” then cries anti-China 🤦♀️
K.L@kinglinzhuhui
No anti-China person would ever want China to get better. That’s probably why they hate China more and more.
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@emilykmay The ones that worked out aren’t on Twitter doomscrolling
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I knew a ton of women like this. the more supportive, low maintenance, and "pure" they were, the higher likelihood that their husband was a huge asshole who either left them or we all hoped he would.
︎ ︎venom@venom1s
That one virgin girl with zero body count who loves you unconditionally, isn't greedy and cares for you and always supports you. Sad that most men will never find such a girl.
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@Akallabeth___ @qualitylearnc Plenty of Canadian Indians before the mass immigration
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@qualitylearnc It's a fucking jeét complaining there's too many Indians lmao
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Imagine going on vacation to Banff in Canada and this is what you see
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GWΞI LO 🐸 รีทวีตแล้ว
What do criminals have to do in order to stay locked up in Canada?
Vancouver Police@VancouverPD
#VPDNews: A violent offender who was arrested by the VPD earlier this month has been released back into the community. Jordan McIntosh was previously released into the community last September. He was serving a conditional sentence order related to two counts of assault and one count of breach release order from a 2024 incident. McIntosh was bound by several conditions which included wearing an ankle monitor. After cutting off his ankle monitor and going on the run on December 4, investigators with the VPD’s Intimate Partner Violence and Risk Assessment Unit became involved due to McIntosh’s history of violence against women. Detectives and District Five officers received information on March 2, and tracked McIntosh to a rooming house on Water Street. “McIntosh tried to escape by jumping out of a window,” said VPD Sergeant Adam Donaldson. “Fortunately, our officers planned for that scenario, and he was taken into custody with the help of a police dog.” McIntosh was held in custody for a breach of conditional sentence order hearing that took place yesterday. The court ultimately decided to release him back into the community to serve his sentence with another ankle monitor, rather than keep him in custody. McIntosh has 49 criminal convictions, including 11 for violence or weapons.
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@AntonioTweets2 Officers can’t protect people from harm if the judges keep releasing the criminals
Soul-crushing work
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Former law enforcement officer has had enough. He’s done. I certainly don’t blame him, with the ridiculous laws put in place by our tyrannical government, our freedom of speech has been taken away from us. Pay attention! 👇This is what the “elbows up” freaks like.
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