I bought Dogecoins (knowing they would go up) and sold them immediately after because I was disgusted with the absurdity of how the stock market works, and what drives it. I would have had $7 million, and I still don't give a fuck. . . I don't know if it's depression or indifference to how I view so...

Around 2 hours in (of 5 hours remaining of the 7) a fairly interesting demonstration is made with what appears to be a legitimate paranormal encounter. 3:40 is interesting. . .

Story of Sophie Scholl

Even the cat runs away. . . This is the perfect incel game, as it's very difficult to "score."

I was posting a response to a "strong, independent men are a threat to the power structure" and I boiled the comment down to, collectivism will perpetuate a society that rewards tolerance for more organized power structures, which by design must rely on agreeableness and passive obsequiousness. Soci...

A History of Persuasion: Part 1 https://www.wnycstudios.org/podcasts/otm/episodes/on-the-media-history-persuasion-part-1 https://www.wnycstudios.org/podcasts/the-stakes/episodes/the-stakes-history-persuasion-part-2 https://www.wnycstudios.org/podcasts/the-stakes/episodes/the-stakes-history-persuasio...

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I can see why he made sure to leave the door open, in case he had to make a quick escape.

I use a French press to brew tea, sometimes poured over ice, often in accompaniment by an espresso. Since I have about 4-5000 tea bags I've been intent on using ('Lancashire Tea' for the price of $20 for 1,100 tea bags that normally go for $7-8 +s/h, so I bought the remaining amount that were to be ...