The Speed movie bus is a fantastic analogy, thanks for explaining all this in a way that's easily understandable.
For example, salaries might be low, but say the house prices relatively would be much more affordable. Families wouldn't have to work multiple jobs just to keep up. You wouldn't have to work overtime, nor work for years before saving up even deposit for a house and your savings don't lose value.
I have a couple questions as I'm fairly ignorant on this topic.
My home has increased quite a bit in value over the last few years, is it safe to say when the economy is "fixed" (get off the speeding bus so to speak) that the value would drop significantly? Do home values ever organically increase or is it always attributed to inflation?
Being able to afford cost of living and taking care of a family on just one salary would be amazing to see. If those families do decide to have two salaries and work overtime in such a scenario, since so many people are used to doing that, how far would that kind of money get them in such a prosperous economy?
The part about patents and whistleblowers sounds almost too good to be true. Are there any Q posts that support it? I wish it were true
I would love that. But if the value of money would drastically change, wouldn't that mean salaries would also go down?
Was life that hard under Carter? I'm from a much later generation so I didn't know
I'm not sure how that would work though. There's 260 million adult Americans, maybe fewer if you subtract the illegal immigrants. It would take trillions upon trillions upon trillions to give back whatever Americans were robbed, and I don't know if deep state assets are that high.
Don't ever apologize for venting, sometimes venting is all we can do and it helps for others to listen. I'm so sorry for what you're going through, it sounds worse than my situation. I wish there was something I could do to help. It sucks to stand by and watch people suffer like that and feel powerless to change their situation. I've often fantasized in the last year about winning the lottery and helping every single person I know who's suffering financially, there's lots of friends and relatives I know who aren't doing great either. It's a nice fantasy but a cruel one. It's cruel to wake up and realize nope, everyone's doing poorly, and I'm powerless to help. And no one else is around to help. Some days it makes me not want to wake up at all. You're a lot stronger than me because I would have given up by that point.
I just wish it tasted a little better. I can hardly taste the apple!
(I'm of course referring to the Ivermectin, NOT the poop, I don't eat poop)
My shit has never stunk THIS bad though
I just took my first poop after taking the Ivermectin. Hoo boy does it stink. I wonder if it's the parasite?
I just took the Ivermectin 3 minutes ago. Will report back with results in a few hours (still sick).
It'll arrive within 12 hours thankfully
That's the thing, I don't have sprite, chicken soup or probiotics. I've been sick for 8 hours. I ordered Ivermax from Amazon it should be here within the next 16 hours. If the bug is already gone by the time it arrives then at least I'll have IVM for the next time I get sick.
Thank you! Where do I buy fenbendazole 1000mg?
Do you know when the S-1 will be filed? And do you know if it's possible to sell the warrants in case of extreme financial emergency (like the one I'm in now) ?
That's nice and all but some of us want to give up. Fuck this world.
Why would age matter? William Shatner is 93 and look how sharp he is. Martin Scorsese and Ridley Scott are both in their 80's and still directing huge films. Stallone is late 70's and still looks like he could knock out an Ox with his bare fists.
"He was 77 years old.
And yet he was running for re-election, with all of the rigors that that entailed; with the risk, now a certainty, of legal challenges, if not worse. If he had just faded into obscurity as a private citizen, for sure he would not be facing a Grand Jury indictment, as he is right now.
So I wondered a month ago, as wind soughed softly on on that warm New Jersey evening: why is he doing this?
As he often notes himself — he has a great life, and he does not need to run again.
And I could not help, though it was against every conditioned reflex of many years, considering:
Maybe he is doing this because he loves his country."
What's hilarious about the Trump mugshot is that both sides will be celebrating that shirt in public. Lefties will smile and think you're parading his "humiliation" out in public and dogwhistling that you're a Trump hater. And patriots will be smiling because they love it and support Trump and think you're supporting him too. It's literally a win-win.
maybe he's just a huge fan of X-Men
White hats in control and lots of government regulation definitely gives me a reason to be calm but I still worry that the future will be less and less "human" if that makes sense... It only makes me want to connect with nature even more and to avoid my phone and computer. And who knows, maybe I'll give this God/Jesus thing a shot... I'd rather worship the actual creator as opposed to a piece of technology...
Now I know what Tolkien must have felt like when he lamented the age of industrialization and how he longed for a simpler time.
Is there any way to "un" create them, or is that purely wishful thinking? I can't imagine a tech-dystopia being on the bingo card of the future Q/DJT envisions for humanity...
What do toilets do? Flush...
I'm not afraid of us losing either, but this technology shit is getting creepy. The more I learn about AI and all this other crap the more concerned I get with the future. We may win the war against the cabal but humanity seems more and more dependent on technology and it seems like the tech that's about to arrive will simply make us all obsolete and drive people further apart. A bit like the movie Upgrade where people would prefer to hook themselves up to virtual reality simulators instead of living in the biological world and maintaining a human connection since people will ultimately get "bored" of reality. Not exactly an optimistic future to step into, as a humanist...
Meh.