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Saw it, liked the photography and the acting is also very good. The big problem is the plot : no tension, no purpose, no storyline. However, seeing Guy Pearce made me remember Memento and I watched that again.

You can get very educated without academia, and ultimately you'll have to transcend it. However, Leo still went to college if I'm not mistaken, and it is an important stepping stone to intellectual development.

Keep it up bro! Do you have a journal to document your approaches and your journey through pickup/dating? I'd love to follow that.

How many days have you been porn free?

All good lessons! Thank you for sharing your journey and keep it up. :))

«It is far easier to fool someone, than to convince them they have been fooled.»

Every time you ask a question like this to any AI, their reply will tell you that you are some sort of intellectual demi-god. It's like opening a chinese cookie. Vague stuff. It's peak pseudo-intellectualism to feed personal bias.

I like the new blog font!! :))

Yeah His acting is okay but how he is in public life is soo performative

It's not too bad tbh. I like that you keep it short

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Great -- I might buy it. Is there any way to see the list of videos by title before buying ?

I have no clue, man, that's why I am asking. But how difficult can it be to know what people eat? I feel like we'd have to build a completely nationalized value chain then. At least one. Cause market regulation isn't working. Or maybe there just isn't enough of it.

Interesting. But I mean, when you look at my country (Canada), the food sector is an oligopoly. There is no «local» business. The food industry and grocery stores is 80% owned by 5 companies (I need to fact check this but it's close to that) and the ticket price per person is dramatic. There is no competition, no innovation and the consumer pay for it. I think a publicly owned grocery store chain would compete against the private sector and ultimately drive prices down.

What mechanisms do companies use to compete ?