Stop using banks where you can. Don't leave your money in them. Tap to pay blah blah, cash is now instant. It's not 2009. Keep your cash generating, keep your living expenses well below your means and fuck the banks where and when you can.

what if the whole of ww2 was fabricated so that the Zionist state would be formulated off the backbone of persecution View quoted note →

we will have to deploy our own open sourced models to counter-act the state's deployments. we will have to engineer our own drones and robots to counter-act the state's deployments. 2050?

you know this stuff is moving way to fast for normal folk to comprehend that by the time they actually realise what is happening, there won't be any chance for them to break out of this new control system it really is frightening and only a matter of time before robots are paired with well trained models, and they have the fucking data.. what do you think they have been doing in Gaza??!!! View quoted note →

a lot goes into it. worth a watch View quoted note →

Yes!

lol 28 trillion is actually crazy to see View quoted note →

This is the purists way. I need to spend a weekend viaabe coding a client for myself View quoted note →

broke it off about two hours ago. S!ayer marked as safe. View quoted note →

she's so angry that he's died with out her. I remember this story, and a few like it - where doctors/nurses see their own family members come in. the true horror of such evil - View quoted note →

sigh this chick; I feel like because she's been cheated on and subsequently divorced, as though like she needs to get one back at men in general and i'm the idiot that's actually fallen for her. sigh. I'm not your ex bruh

Gold is not abundant, least it is found but not in it's purest finest form. South Africa has been the world's purest extraction, at almost 99.99% pure fine gold extracted out of the earth. In other places, like Chile or China or wherever else gold is found, it's purity is very low, it's yield per ton even lower. Central Banks have used the gold yield as a benchmark to set rates, that yield being ~2 to 3 percent annually. That's the benchmark and where they get the rate from FYI Gold has, and always will be a commodity that humans covet and cherish and we should return back to a gold standard fundamentally to improve overall quality of life, but at the cost of rapid and unchartered growth that is caused by the debt issuance and printing of money. These are just facts. Stop listening to podcasts, pay for an education and a reputable institution, learn, educate yourself properly. View quoted note →

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