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Think I follow or worship at the feet of that caste system instead?

Just pointing out shit with the hope people will decide to make their own way rather then idealising the past.

Eventually, you've got to make your own style, or repeat

There´s always money and status involved. Unfortunately.

Think I follow or worship at the feet of that caste system instead?

Just pointing out shit with the hope people will decide to make their own way rather then idealising the past.

Eventually, you've got to make your own style, or repeat

Phone anxiety. I’ve got it. If I didn’t take payments with my phone, I probably would rather not have one. I’m at home a lot so rarely need it, unless it is to receive spam calls, garbled text messages and frantic news of someone else in an ambulance…ABOUT TO DIIIIEEEE!!!

Heh. I wrote in the last letter about that very thing and said I would be continuing correspondence through letters. Probably even after she dies. I think my dad would like that. We’ve had a contentious relationship, most of my life.

Most of the time it is fine though.

I’m just about to finish You g Sheldon season 6. Fun way to pass the time. Clever show.

I’ve been drinking lots and lots of herbal teas. Caffeine addiction is in my rear view.



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Is China making moves, or Russia? What is going on? How can such a HUGE network have a central point of failure like this? DOOM TARDS! WE RIDE!

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Interesting timing.

First class, business class, economy class.

There.

Stranger Things hits our generation right in the nostalgia.

Great show.


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What other “rich country” is comparable in size and geography to America is she referring to? European countries that are 1/3 the size? 1/3 the complexity. I dunno, seems pretty comfy and cozy for kids in America. Since it’s a giant country, it obviously depends where you live. Be smart and live in an area that’s nice to raise kids in. Simple as. This broad spends a work free vacation month in Greece(a comfy small homogeneous country) and decides that America is intolerable. Interesting that she came back though. Why not stay in Greece? The answer is because she’s a greedy careerist phony American. All criticism is self criticism etc.

Never seen it. Not a huge consumer of pop culture since like 2009. I’ve been trying to partake in more modern culture other than sports for the last couple of years. It’s somewhat important for humor and relatability.

Wanna make these..

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Did you read past the first page?

I live in a great American town. It is routinely graded as one of the top towns in America and has also been named as #1 most secular town in America.

Super safe here. Expensive though. Small university town. My nephew grew up here and is currently working directly under one of the world’s top UCLA mechanical engineers focusing on fusion.

My nephew has 0 desire to create weapons. This world belongs to the youth.

Old people need step aside.


#1 ‘most secular’ means people aren’t subject to superstition here. It is a fine place to live.

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Modern culture? What is that?

Like soccer games? Do you work nights?

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Prime Minister Viktor Orban of Hungary on Friday declared an end to a monthslong spat with Sweden over the expansion of NATO, saying that a visit by his Swedish counterpart had rebuilt trust and paved the way for the Hungarian Parliament to vote on Monday to ratify the Nordic nation’s membership in the alliance.

“We are ready to fight for each other, to give our lives for each other,” Mr. Orban said at a joint news conference in Budapest, the Hungarian capital, with the visiting Swedish leader, Ulf Kristersson. Hungary has been the last holdout in endorsing Sweden’s NATO membership.

Hungary had been stalling for 19 months on ratifying Sweden’s admission to NATO, a delay that had puzzled and exasperated the United States and other members of the military alliance.

“Today’s meeting is a milestone in a long process,” Mr. Orban said, “This long process can also be called the process of rebuilding trust, and we can mark the end of this phase today.”

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