Thank you! I have in the meantime created six of these, and sold all of them, people love them.
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71·5 days agoGet informed about investing and buy a simple ETF on the msci world; 25, 50$ a month. Keep at it, also invest extra money every now and then.
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11·5 days agoAh, so it is true then.
How did these planes get to Teheran, which route?
2·6 days agoI want to think that too… but don’t read to much into his face, he was partially blind and had dementia on top!
Looks like the doors of your cupboard need repairing too.
3·7 days agoIt is no longer for sale, sorry, has a new owner.
Reality always hurts ;-) If we’re facing that scenario, the focus shifts from prevention to managing the transition Preserve essential knowledge and culture: Create robust archives of human knowledge - scientific discoveries, technical know-how, literature, art, and cultural wisdom. Maintain critical infrastructure as long as possible: Focus on quality of life: If the timeline is inevitable, prioritize reducing suffering and maintaining dignity. This means ensuring access to medical care, food security, and emotional support for people during the collapse. Build sustainable communities: Establish smaller, more resilient communities that can function independently. Document everything: Prepare for gradual rather than sudden collapse: Most population collapses happen over decades or centuries, not overnight. Use that time to make the transition as humane as possible and to set up whatever foundation might enable recovery. The key is accepting the premise while still acting with purpose and compassion rather than despair.
Yankee go home.
Camera person seems to be shaking with fear.