@glennbeck Not one of these people are leaking this purported emergency. They all know and nobody is giving specifics. Not buying it. We should be prepared, but there is a zero chance of some pending catastrophic event and not a single leak. Just vague warnings.
@GrandSir1963@Adi13 Disagree. Almost anyone can do that if they purchase wisely and rely on staples and focus on sanitizing your own water instead of bottled water.
Everyone should have the ability to sustain themselves for 3mos. I taught Wall Street clients of mine after being asked to do so after 9-11. It isn't difficult and isn't expensive. You don't have to stockpile tons of stores. There is a very good chance of a solar flare taking down the grid as the Earth's magnetic field has been weakening. Human EMPs or attacks on the electrical grid are very mush real. Be prepared and gain the solace of not having to worry. Knowledge is confidence.
@CGasparino It is very much like https://t.co/vgre6ft38s in that nobody looked to see the cost to ship a bag of dog food was close to the price of the bag. The vast majority of these platform services won't be able to remotely generate enough revenue to cover the costs of investment
You should have kept your infidelity to yourself if you truly were never going to do it again. Your selfish act was followed up with another selfish act by burdening him with your betrayal so you could unburden your guilty heart. Telling him did nothing but transfer your pain to him. How was that better for anyone but you?
@nexta_tv The fuel cost just quickened the inevitable result of a terrible business model and ownership group. Anyone following this debacle knew this was coming.
What began as fear turned into political and social performative expression. It exists to this day. Look at the footage of any progressive public meeting and you will see a large percentage wearing masks. The biggest long-term damage was the result of a lack of accountability. Like a toddler pushing its boundaries to see what it could get away with, society found it was allowed to do things previously forbade and it never looked back. Society emerged as an angry undisciplined petulant child.
This is why the debate about the dropping of the bomb doesn't make sense. LeMay was in the process of transferring 2,000 four-engine heavy bombers from the European theater to the Asian theater, with many of the B17s and B24s being replaced by B29s when they dripped the bomb. These additional aircraft would have accelerated this firebombing campaign with millions more Japanese civilians being killed than were killed by the bombs. Every city would be systematically destroyed at will.
@PopMech History never changes. The death of Steve Jobs started the new search for the Fountain of Youth by the wealthy elites that realized all the money in the World can't buy your health....or can it? Go forth oh researchers and bring me back immortality.
@Been_Trumped@abalone_diver@3mrwellington3 These are the same people that believe the Ark is exposed in Turkey and Amelia Earhart's crashed on a Pacific Island and was eaten by coconut crabs after what they proclaimed was her plane turned out to be a pile of trees.
I have worked in mountains for 25 years. The problem is apathy and dependency (government and narcotic). There used to be the excuse of geographical isolation for the lack of jobs, that isn't true anymore. With the development of Starlink, there is no reason these regions cannot tap into the digital nomad economy, except there is great internal pressure by many to keep people down and from succeeding because it makes them look bad. The old "hey college boy" and the "I guess you're to good for us" takes still cross many lips. Until people have higher aspirations and expectations for their community, the problem will not better. I tell people some of the more street-smart intellectuals I know live in this region. They are brilliant in many ways and would make tremendous employees and small business owners if they would just push themselves to look beyond what they think is possible. Starlink has opened up the world to you if would just adjust your educational focus and employment opportunities.
@newscientist Why not 2050 or 2085?
This is all garbage. To place a date on any of these climate attribution models is laughable when you look at the rigor of the data and the fabricated assumptions.