NewKidOnTheBlock
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NewKidOnTheBlock replied to Cred's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
I first wanted to comment that he's probably just talking shit cause he's a part time comedian (kind of a wannabe tbh), but after skimming throught the video, yeaaaah that's some sus shit ngl LMFAO -
We cringemaxxing over here, I see
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@Shermaningeorgia Literaly don't give a shit about what you have to say about me, keep on blabbering about the same garbage and I will continue to make fun of you and your "points" lmfao since your characteristic of me is a complete miss, why would I give any weight whatsoever about what you say about me, I mean, you explain that LOL I'm just pointing out that you are projecting your personal bitterness about hot women and try to posture as somehow morally superior over them when it's clear it's just your subjective garbage and bitterness. Not saying that I can't understand that to some degree, but I don't go around constantly crying about it LOL I'd actually wager that most hot women are actually fairly inteligent and good people. Not equivalent to rich people at all, because having money gives you MUCH more power than hot looks do, especially in this current society. Much, much more power
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It is a lot of people's experience, particuliarly foreign men who try to rizz up balkan baddies in the club, so to speak; are sometimes met with hostility and this weird cringe territorial thinking from balkan men, and Croatia kinda belongs to that region, so. And it's kind of just transactional in general, in a sense that I always got the feeling that besides providing good service to you, locals don't want much else to do with you. But idk I bet many people have different experiences so
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NewKidOnTheBlock replied to LastThursday's topic in Intellectual Stuff: Philosophy, Science, Technology
@kavaris So they even used chemicals, wow nice, such fascinating people Egyptians were. It's really a compliment to their ingenuity to think their pyramids are of alien origins, if you think about it -
Probably Spain. I would dare wager that croatian local's default behaviour towards the tourists is pretty transactional and not as social as in Spain. They are also more guarded. I'd say that would be a pretty accurate estimation, but it of course depends on who you are and what you're trying to do, as always LOL
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NewKidOnTheBlock replied to LastThursday's topic in Intellectual Stuff: Philosophy, Science, Technology
What do you mean exactly by "they don’t work"? As far as I know, ancient Egypt at the time had around 1 to 1.5 million people total and roughly 30,000 workers were involved in the project over 20–30 years. Yes, some of them were only seasonal workers, but the project was worked on pretty much nonstop. So if we do the math, 2.3 million blocks comes out to roughly 300-500 blocks per day, and most of them were fairly small, not 80 ton monsters. Also, despite admittedly not being an expert in construction, I assume those pyramids were not built the same way modern structures are built today, so you can’t just take modern building know-how and logic and project it onto ancient methods. The building phases didn’t follow a strictly linear order; multiple phases were worked on simultaneously. Interior chambers were built at the same time as the external pyramidal structure, and many rough core blocks were placed quickly before the more precision demanding stones were added later. Those rough blocks didn’t take that much time. Multiple specialized teams were working in parallel, and they had 20 to 30 years to do it like I said -
NewKidOnTheBlock replied to AION's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
There is no avoiding this, unless you use specific social media with maximum carefullness (probably Youtube only); I've noticed Youtube can be pretty flexible in this way and can be curated much like ones mind; it's an interesting case of mimicking ones inner world. However it is utterly impossible with other social media to avoid this shit, every woman and a man with a buthole keeps spewing about this to get attention. From both sides of the spectrum. The only way to avoid losing your sanity is to have so much life that you stop caring but let's be honest, that's not really the case for anyone here lol I just hate that your private life is so linked to politics, it's all so politiced nowadays; I don't believe in the right way or want to be perceived as righteous or any of that shit, or change all that much, so these topics just keep irritating me, it's like a Chernobyl backround radiation; eventually the effects of daily exposure will manifest themselves in worse health LOL -
NewKidOnTheBlock replied to AION's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
I fucking hate everyone on this thread, except for a few exceptions LMAO hate these types of topics as well -
NewKidOnTheBlock replied to LastThursday's topic in Intellectual Stuff: Philosophy, Science, Technology
Go look it up. I couldn't be bothered to spoon feed yall everything. And the combination of archeological evidence, experiments and basic physics which you are ignorant of ( knowledge of how buoyancy works and that 80 tons could be transported throught water, etc.) should be sufficient to blow these theories out of the water. Granted, the experiments were done with lighter weights but if you scale up the amount of people, it is definitely possible. And I don't even care if people who supposedly work in construction would dissagree, clearly you just don't want to accept the truth LUL -
NewKidOnTheBlock replied to LastThursday's topic in Intellectual Stuff: Philosophy, Science, Technology
It is not only irrational but also stupid. Why would aliens bother to help some random human pharaos, leaders of the mezo american tribes, etc. etc. construct some pyramidal structures for some local ceremonial and religious reasons and customs that have nothing to do with aliens? It doesn't surprise me in the slightest of course, but here we can see that you are only using rationality when it suits you (promoting and defending a certain socially corrosive ideology we are all very familiar with at this point) -
Seems like you are trying to convince and brainwash yourself in yet another pathetic attempt to deny what is true, normal, natural and inevitable; that hot people will very likely have higher social status than you and will be more sought after, especially women; you would refer to anyone with a normal thinking as being in a temple, yet when you are trying to deny normalcy and biology, in a typical imbecilic manner, thinking all groups should be viewed equally, that's not a temple thinking. LMFAO what happened, are you seeing pro MAGA hot women, or hot women acting innapropriately towards you, so now you are throwing these hissy fits? There are women who'll act all sorts of ways towards you and stand for all sorts of things, so just deal with it. Also, let's be honest, beggars can't be choosers lmfao
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NewKidOnTheBlock replied to LastThursday's topic in Intellectual Stuff: Philosophy, Science, Technology
They were treated just like the rest of the building blocks; they were mined abd quarried from a mining site, then carried by Nile barges to the construction site; and then transported by land using sledges, ropes, rollers etc. Experiments were done proving that this is possible. Romans carried even much heavier weights during some of their projects -
NewKidOnTheBlock replied to LastThursday's topic in Intellectual Stuff: Philosophy, Science, Technology
No, the evidence suggests that it was actually around 30 000 skilled workers and off season farmer workforce transporting and assembling millions of blocks over the course of 20-30 years. It wasn't really even a slave force like Leo suggested, they got fed, they got taken care of relatively well in terms of healthcare for the times. Which, I mean, makes sense cause you don't want your workers to die or be weak from malnutrition and bad treatment, that would saboutage the entire project; you also want your farmer part of the workforce to go back to fields during season. I do think 30 years is enough time to construct something like this, and archeological evidence overwhelmingly suggests that this was the case, seeing as we discovered places where the workers likely lived and tools they used during construction. Meanwhile, alien conspiracy theorist got next to nothing, no evidence -
Keep coping buddy; genitals are absolutely crucial in this aspect and the moment I'd find out a "woman" has a dick I'd be immediately grossed out; even if prior to possesing that knowledge I was attracted to the outward feminine bodily characteristics and behaviors. See this definition sicko:
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NewKidOnTheBlock replied to OmniNaut's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Yes this is roughly how I always imagined future could be like; merging high tech futurism and nature in a harmonous symbiosis. I don't like the low tech implementations though, that's some village type shit tbh. Like, using old tyres and recycled materials as building blocks and sailing using actual sails is the type of mindset that can only work in a peasantly village (and have been already implemented in many such places probably); not when you want to mantain large populations and high birth rate (unless you don't care about that but then that's ironic, wasn't capitalism supposed to be anti life? LUL). Like, we wanna see some nanotechnologies, fusion and shit like that. We should also mantain a slight edge over nature despite building in harmony with it, otherwise it would be such a let-down. Yes, we can live an elve like existence as seen in the picture below, however we should still strive to inovate and see what's possible; otherwise we'd be boring and gae -
I don't get it. Why you wanna fuck a dude who crossdresses as a woman instead of trying to fuck an actual woman? Doesn't make sense, unless you gae
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Yes, those are all fair and good point; granted, the way I was trying to convey my point about the comparison between US/Australia and some of the 3d world countries (Phillipines comes to mind for example) was from the point of view of someone holding down a US/western salary but living on these 3d world country living costs; which is realistically a very small amount of people who'd be able to pull that off. Perhaps if the polution problem would be pernamently solved right in it's root (we know the ways), then I guess I wouldn't have too much problem with how the architecture looks like, nor with the car centricness (which is necessary anyway); even then, the smaller and historic cities will mantain the charm megapolises will never be able to replicate, at least in my opinion
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I know I'm gonna sound like an asshole, but the primitive immature parts of myself kind of find what Vitali was doing a bit amusing; it was a good thing he was checked like this tho, kudos to this guy tbh. The guy clearly even knew that it wasn't really about convincing or stopping Vitali, but about sending a message to all the future assholes like Vitali LOL
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I genuinely don't know, I could easily name you the list of worst countries objectively and everyone knows what they are and there would be no dispute there; but picking best countries will only ever be subjective. It depends on who you are and what's your personality and what your priorities are and values and what your experience was like in that country; for me, I don't like big, car centric cities with ugly utilitarian architecture and huge populations; and that's vast majority of cities (all cities actually). I wouldn't mind too much to go on a vacation to these huge cities but for actual long term living, I'd prefer more historical looking smaller cities that are not poluted and car centric. And I couldn't care less about the extra services and nightclubs and the beaches LOL parks are also in every western city so that's not something unique. What you gonna do in a park, jog and go on a walk, that's about it. What you gonna do on a beach, sunbathe and swim? Still an ugly car centric utilitarian souless poluted city lmao Based on these subjective feelings of mine, I'd put countries in the central Europe on top; Switzerland, Baltic states and Netherlands included. Maybe a couple more I've forgotten to include but they'd all be located in Europe. Then there would be the rest of western Europe in the second place, and then somewhere on the third place, faaar below the second place would be US, Australia and the rest of the western countries. With some of the third world countries competing with them for the third place due to their low cost of living
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I don't personally really see any benefits tbh and that seems to be the point of contention anyway; differences in personalities and priorities. Where you see giant coastal cities with large populations and social opportunities I only see a ton of annoyance and polution, where you see plethora of animal species I only see the creepy and dangerous ones; where you see nature I see deserts and weak excuse of a greenery compared to that of Europe; where you see warm climate I see blazing heat and scorched earth. Also most certainly not safer than central Europe for example
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Eh, in short it just has to do with the meaning behind all of it. The only genuinely fun activity for me would be boxing sparring; so of course as fate would have it, it also has to be damaging to ones health as a consequence. I wouldn't find light sparring fun either it's got to be an all out boxing match lmfao. Just cause of competition aspect. But it's stupid and untenable. Running, lifting etc. just feel like a chore cause I don't subscribe to this whole suze maximization of ones bodily "meat", if I may put it that way; neither am I too enthusiastic about maxing out my VO2 MAX, nevertheless those are no proper excuses to not lift or run, it's just that if I decide to hop in that train I would view it as teeth flossing, taking a shower or something like that; just something to get out of the way LOL I'd suspect that it's just yet again about one of those cases where reality doesn't really meet expectations; you sacrifice your time, effort and money to build a physique which ends up being hardly actually usefull in ways you'd want it to be, and then you have to keep eating the high amount of calories just to mantain it; same principle applies to other activities mentioned. Although I am probably being negligent about the mental upsides so maybe not a good idea to get discouraged
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I was about to write a long post about my demotivating views on this matter and how gae it all feels, but you know what - Ima just keep it to myself, I don't wanna steal joy from other people lmao
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NewKidOnTheBlock replied to BlueOak's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
On the contrary, the barier to entry would be practically non existant in such a business, so you wouldn't make any money. Same with opening coffee places nowadays - unless you don't sell only coffee
