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@Butters, yeah. Everything is a learning opportunity.

I feel like he's created an ideology for himself.

He likes to always be the dominant one, I guess.

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That matrix style makes him a sus, imo.

I would love to have an open conversation with him one day, but he has a lot of repressed emotions and is logical. Aside from the problems, I have enjoyed helping him build a house brick by brick.

I wonder if nationalists understand that "nation" is a western invention.

Ok, I'll watch it.

He is not, and I don't think he's ever going to be emotionally available with me, and I have a lot of disagreements with him. But he has given me a starting point in life. He's a very hardworking man and competent as hell. Gosh, writing this brings me to tears.

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😂 I felt like, in The Rings of Power, people were doing a fun casual roleplay.

Make my country great again, more like I loved when my country had a huge territory.

The only thing that I can say confidently about AI is that it's a form of intelligence that we can't or often don't use. What's game-changing is that it's with you all day.

You would be amazed at how quickly modern construction is happening in Egypt, especially in or near Cairo. The workers are like ants there. But the downside is that everything costs double or more. You can't easily buy sugar for whatever reason. Tourists aren't that welcomed there right now.

Be careful. 😁

Maybe in the future they would take other places where Jews live.

@Leo Gura, I think those people can't handle development, so they rather go back to what they have been or think their elders were used to as a quick fix. But I don't understand how they don't get that making great again could always be said. How could they not realize that their elders could have said the same thing.

It's quite disheartening, as people are easily manipulated by that. Those types of people think that a specific land is literally imprinted in their DNA. I hear till this day a lot of people loving a mountain that doesn't belong to them, which at a certain period it did, and have been indoctrinated that it literally belongs to them.

That was unintentional. 😄

Well, I watched Better Call Saul before Breaking Bad. I felt that they wanted to do the same thing for Better Call Saul but didn't quite reach it. It was more of a romanticization of Breaking Bad. It's still good to watch.

@Spiritual Warfare, did you have an account in the past? Your profile picture is somewhat familiar.

Breaking Bad is Awesome. Better Call Saul is overrated, but still good. The character Jimmy McGill, however, was way better.

I appreciate that. I know the following is a specific question, but I would like to know your perspective. Do you agree that a man can be feminine in his core, or is that a delusion no matter what?

I've been doing that, and I'm shocked at how different I am. It's been hard to not doubt myself when people all around are convinced about themselves and project on others.

@Alexop, so you're saying that they are acting from what they have been taught and not what they realized about themselves. They do not embody femininity or masculinity based on their own understanding of themselves, but rather what they have been told.