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@Mister_Ch0c @RNR_0 Deepseek is super cheap. If you talk about same pipeline, they would consume the around same amount of tokens, even if Deepseek consumes double it wont be close to how much you pay for GPT.

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@cryptofinance57 @ramagazzi I believe he will still have residual income/commission as mentioned but no more equity.

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@Coombro270253 @saradotxyz it's not about the lie that motivates, it's about changing the mindset to always be thinking of positive outcome. Not about sweeping for 1 million, but thinking if this menial depressing job gets me to something better, how would I treat this? This will open your mind.

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@NathanRichHGDW gemini, qwen and deepseek were able to get the sum and average no issue

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Across the rich western world, birth rates have collapsed below replacement.

The political class has an answer ready, and it points outward.

The foreigner is taking your country, your jobs, your future.

When the reality is that the system failed the population to the extent that procreation unaffordable, unsustainable and outright undesirable.

The system is sterilizing the Wests future.

Housing was financialised into an asset class, so a home became a speculative instrument instead of a place to raise a family.

Wages decoupled from productivity for two generations, so a single income no longer builds a household.

Childcare, education and healthcare were turned into debt-loaded markets that price young couples out of a second child, then a first.

None of this was done by migrants.

It was done by capital optimising for yield, and by governments that protected asset prices over family formation.

The result is a population that cannot reproduce itself because reproduction has been made economically irrational.

The genius of blaming the outsider is that it sends anger sideways and downward, never upward.

A worker furious at the immigrant next to him is a worker not asking why his rent doubled while his pay stalled. The demographic panic is not a defence of the nation. It is a narrative that shields the exact interests that hollowed it out.

As long as the foreigner is the story, the financialization of housing and the suppression of wages continue completely unexamined, which deepens the precarity that suppresses birth rates in the first place.

And this newfound racism only guarantees the collapse it claims to prevent.

An ageing society has only two demographic inputs. It can produce more children or it can import more workers.

Nativism attacks the second lever while doing absolutely nothing to repair the first.

It removes the one input still functioning and offers nothing in its place.

The maths is merciless. Fewer workers must support more retirees, pension and health systems strain, the tax base shrinks, and the economy that was supposed to be saved by exclusion instead starves.

The same societies that demonize migrants are the ones whose labour markets, care sectors and innovation pipelines now depend on them.

So you build a country that needs the outsider to function and hates the outsider on principle,

a contradiction that cannot hold.

When it breaks, the state does not turn outward.

It turns inward.

Surveillance expands, austerity bites, and the machinery of control built for the border gets pointed at citizens.

The decline gets repackaged as renewal, and the people sold the lie keep voting for the thing that is eating them.

Understand that this racism framing is the trap, not the truth. It is an identity construct that keeps the exploited fighting each other while the structure that drained them stays invisible.

The honest question was never how to keep others out.

It was why a wealthy civilisation made it impossible for its own people to afford the future.

That’s the real question.

The ones screaming about demographic doom are not protecting anyone.

They are guarding the machine that caused it, and the louder the scapegoating gets, the faster the whole thing comes apart.

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@RT_com it's clothes bro, and €2,400 is chump change for him. If it is something ridiculous like a 50 bedroom mansion, a mega yacht or 100 luxury cars, then we can have a conversation

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@aruvinchan @wannafigh who hurt you bro

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@coinfessions Taking on a 9-5 just to have some purpose -- this is actually not a bad idea, you can work for something you find fun or meaningful, if it gets shitty you can bail any time. You can even start a business so you have something meaningful, if no one will hire you.

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@imadshield true but not in this case. this is not privatization. at least not yet.

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@imadshield what are you on about?

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@LakasNgTimog Just to be clear this is inter-government sale, not a sale to private company. The transaction is between BCDA and MIAA both are government owned companies.

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@ShangguanJiewen These 'twin towers' is underwhelming in real life but Chengdu as a whole is a great city. There are better places than this...and the food is awesome. Pandas too. Don't forget about the pandas.

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@AndyBxxx @gabrrlgh this is also the case in South Korea, where Google services are particularly unreliable because they do not follow South Korean law and wont host google korea in SK server

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@imadshield you can infer who is telling the truth by counting how many powerful people are trying to stop them from speaking and showing evidence

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@jbondwagon no work - no outside appointment - not too hot - not yet smelly

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@BeijingDai Please note that these are not Filipinos. These are American Dogs!!!

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@SprinterPress Is this in Huaqiangbei?

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@Asulzilla This is simply wrong. Jollibee invented the sweet spaghetti as a gimick for kids to love it, notice Filipino spaghetti also has hotdogs which exist for the same reason. Those kids grew up as adults and still like it and it became the norm.

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@DikenaClinton China is so safe, the police has a lot of free time to help their citizen.