Carib2500

Imagination 💭

[Dr. Ricardo Duchesne @dr_duchesne]

Lee Kuan Yew was only half correct. The core weakness of the Western model, as I contend in the linked article, lies in the fact that Europeans abandoned their tribal instincts in favor of a universalist, liberal outlook ------- while failing to recognize that nonwhite immigrants will remain deeply tribal. This asymmetry is the fatal flaw.

[Ronit Pereira @CAronitpereira]

“The problem with the Western model is that it ignores the fact that people are essentially tribal."

- Lee Kuan Yew (Father of Singapore)

[dunia kegelisahan @IndonesiaFedera]

Cara Kontrol Emosi Lewat Tubuh Lo

1. Setres = Lari
2. Sedih = Push up
3. Overthinking = Nulis
4. Males = Matin handphone
5. Panik = Meditasi
6. Cape = Mandi air dingin
7. Burnout = Jalan-jalan
8. Marah = Angkat beban
9. Tertekan = Main ke tempat hijau
10. Banyak pikiran = Ngelukis
11. Gelisah = Ibadah
12. Gak fokus = Istirahat

[Robert Sepehr @robertsepehr]

@tyoiujhgffvhpo @OGHanyLo @Julius_S_Malema Ethiopia was White several millennia ago during Biblical times, years ago... look at their king. They mixed with hunter-gatherer tribes since then. There is no civilization in Africa that was not started by Whites, including Sudan (Kush), Egypt, Moors, Mali, Ethiopia, etc.

[Robert Sepehr @robertsepehr]

@jesusdacreator 1. yes, he had red hair.

2. Blacks did not know the concept of "nations" prior to interacting with Whites. No social structures that had kings, pharaohs, borders, countries, or agricultural civilization. Just hunter-gatherers.

3. watch my videos and read my books.

[Robert Sepehr @robertsepehr]

@Jamierm85 @LeadingReport Blacks never had a country. Sub-Saharan African hunter gatherers never had any social structures that included a nation, borders, kings, presidents, etc. You are too low IQ to even have this discussion.

[Robert Sepehr @robertsepehr]

@kimheller3 600 million in Africa do not know of electricity or running water. It's not that Whites are "privileged", its that they established civilization. Not all hominin species build cities, some are hunter-gatherers for millions of years. Your mind is deluded with woke Marxist fantasy.

[Robert Sepehr @robertsepehr]

@iAnonPatriot Sub-Saharan African hunter-gatherers were in tribes of about 30 people and did not have social structures that included Kings, Queens, Pharaohs, or whatever it is this homeless Black man is LARPing as in Scotland. Cheddar man was not Black, and Black Africans were not in Europe.

[Robert Sepehr @robertsepehr]

@bbonjourkitty Africa imports 85% of its food. Without the West feeding its population explosion, especially after WW2, it would starve and dissolve into scattered hunter-gather tribes resorting to cannibalism.

[Carib2500 @Carib2500]

@GarbageHuman24 World history in 2

Large scale NATIONS=Europeans and Asians (great art, literature, philosophy, math science, architecture, engineering )

Small scale TRIBES=Sub Saharan Africans, Native Americans and oceanics (huts, spears, mask, shamanism, animal skins, etc)

[Robert Sepehr @robertsepehr]

@Qhawe___L Black people: We are eternal victims because we were slaves.

Also Black people:

[Carib2500 @Carib2500]

@dr_duchesne It’s always been this way since the beginning

[Jared Taylor @RealJarTaylor]

Of course.

It's the moral duty of white people to build them a bridge. Or better yet, bring them all to live in what were once white countries.

[Carib2500 @Carib2500]

@GarbageHuman24

[Math Files @Math_files]

1. Algebra is good for problem-solving.

2. Geometry is good for visual thinking.

3. Calculus is good for understanding change.

4. Statistics is good for decision-making.

5. Number theory is good for logical discipline.

6. Linear algebra is good for modern science and engineering.

7. Discrete math is good for computer science.

8. Differential equations are good for modeling the real world.

9. Optimization is good for smart planning.

10. Graph theory is good for network thinking.

11. Set theory is good for structured reasoning.

12. Practice is good for mathematical fluency.

13. Curiosity is good for lifelong learning in math.

[Carib2500 @Carib2500]

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@GarbageHuman24

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