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Boomers will be remembered as the laziest, most hateful, and most wasteful generation in human history.
People have no idea how overwhelming the data is for exotic technology.
If you donât believe in FTL or gravity manipulation you have been psyoped.
đșđž 2 federal agents reported seeing a mysterious BLACK TRIANGLE flying near a U.S. national security site...
The agents described a dark, nonreflective triangular object roughly 9-15 feet wide that appeared hotter than the surrounding air but showed no visible exhaust.
They said it climbed vertically roughly 200 feet above a ridgeline before transitioning into horizontal flight at âvery significant velocityâ and disappearing from view.
The encounter reportedly lasted about 3 seconds, with no audible sound detected. đœ
Source: U.S. Department of War / Writer: Samuel
I always find it ironic when a âadult entertainmentâ actor leaves the church talking about how they were abused or whatever just to enter an industry and call a man âdaddyâ on camera while they exploit their body.
Right so you were in church and that was abusive?
Now itâs this.
đšđ„ș-Lana Rhoades a rĂ©vĂ©lĂ© avoir vĂ©cu ses tournages pornographiques comme des moments oĂč elle se sentait parfois VIOLĂE intĂ©rieurement, alors mĂȘme quâelle SOURIAIT et acceptait de continuer.
Avant dâentrer dans cette industrie, elle nâavait eu quâun seul partenaire et affirme nâavoir jamais voulu de relations sexuelles avec quelquâun quâelle nâaimait pas.
Pourtant, devant les camĂ©ras, elle considĂ©rait les scĂšnes comme un simple rĂŽle, allant jusquâĂ prĂ©parer ses gestes et ses paroles Ă lâavance.
DiagnostiquĂ©e plus tard dâun trouble de la personnalitĂ© borderline, elle explique que son incapacitĂ© Ă dire « NON » a profondĂ©ment influencĂ© son parcours.
Elle pouvait sourire, donner son accord et mĂȘme remercier pour le travail, alors quâau fond dâelle, elle ne voulait pas ĂȘtre lĂ .
Elle souligne ainsi le dĂ©calage entre ce quâune personne montre extĂ©rieurement et ce quâelle peut ressentir intĂ©rieurement.
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I remember once mentioning that our nuclear warheads can be hacked and I was told by my uncle who works at Los Alamos, that the triggers are analog and so sensitive that if they were ever activated incorrectly they would go inert as far as detonation is concerned.
The Nazis guarded their Enigma technology desperately because they knew if the allies ever got a hold of a machine, the allies would most likely find a way to break it, even when the Nazis knew that was mathematically impossible.
We are now at a place where the impossible has been broken by a new technology. Enigma has been broken again, and everything is vulnerable. If the right time ever comes, do not be surprised when our nuclear weapons detonate on our own soil in our own depots. Perhaps the enemy can already do this.
I donât know how anyone can get behind @VivekGRamaswamy, @JDVance, or @benshapiro defending the words of a pedophile protector.
She sided with her boyfriend over her own daughter, and you think sheâs somehow a reputable source? This is the worst political malpractice in a while.
Great job @grok, this is sure to end all the conspiracy theories about Charlieâs death.
The only way this man will be successful is if he builds his own company. Nobody will employ him, but they are willing to be employed by him.
Itâs unfortunate we live in a racist sexist country. Adapt of die.
Jack Weis has applied to more than 2,300 jobs since he graduated from Princeton in 2024 with his Ph.D. in chemical engineering. He still doesnât have a job. on.wsj.com/4sfxSLc
Itâs gonna be funny if the alien invasion fails because aliens thought they pass as human. Nobody was rude to them in public, but the internet is a different story. đ€Ł
With AI, UAP disclosure, heart beat quantum sensors, and flying cars, reality is becoming far stranger than fiction.
Any time a boomer describes how hard their life was, you can just do a simple inflation adjustment and realize they were living a life of wealth and luxury straight out of high school. When I got out of highschool I knew someone with a bachelors in chemistry making $11 an hour.
I'm a boomer.
I was self employed from about the age of 12 through high school.
I cut grass, baled hay, shoveled snow, sold firewood and collected bottles.
Anything to make a buck, I did it.
My first real job after high school in late 1979, I ran a jackhammer that weighed almost as much as I did.
40 hours per week outdoors in triple digit summer temperatures and single digit winter temperatures, no ear protection, and I got paid almost $4 per hour for doing this.
Then to make extra money, I still mowed a couple lawns and worked as a gas station attendant on weekends.
Younger generations of today really do have it much harder than I did back then.
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$4 an hour in 1979 is nearly $20 an hour today.
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It seems only the boomers want to eat their children. Everyone else wants to sacrifice what they put in so their children donât suffer. THIS is humanity.
The worst part of this dialogue is that after a boomer says they paid in already you can prove to them that they are taking out far more than they put in, and even after looking at the naked facts, they still hold their position that they need more. Itâs disgusting.
If you donât like the prequels or sequels, youâre not a real star wars fan. If you donât like the new movies, youâre not a star trek fan. If you donât like the 2011 remake, you arenât a âThe Thingâ fan.
Honestly this logic is so pathetic itâs hardly worth engaging with.
