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In order to stabilize the Pakistani portion of Greater Iran, you would probably find it necessary to kill no less than at least 50 thousand people and instate laws whereby public killing of insurrectionists and the unlawful is made. In order to annex all of Kashmir into it, you would probably have to cross no less than a million deaths, with a displacement of thousands if not tens of thousands of people. Ironically, you wouldn't encounter overmuch friction in Afghanistan when its matter is brought about. Tajikistan will willingly join only after everything is peaceful, clean and nice.
The overall contention against India would see at least 5 million people dead. Perhaps 5 or 20 million more to that given national enmity and stuff.
Everyone will be rushing forward to a veritable slaughterhouse endlessly until it's determined doing it any longer is meaningless.
Though even then, you'll have nationalists trying again and again, only to end up slaughtered again and again and again and again and again.
It's quite brutal.
For about 5 years, Kashmir, though eventually all part of Greater Iran, will be a no mans land, and anyone who sets foot into it will simply be killed by a drone.
If the Indian government ever wants to solve some of its societal issues akin to how Russia's doing the same via Ukraine, they'll send off several men to fight in Kashmir under the propaganda and blatant lie of it being for the greater good, when in reality it's a mission merely to flush the many and keep things cool, and so all these men will essentially be exploded in 47 different ways by 47 different drones. That's to say, they'll be put through a slaughterhouse.
Once the smoke clears and the analysis done, the total number of deaths in the Greater Iran-India-China war will amount to a toll vastly superior than the number of deaths from WW1, WW2 and the 30 year war combined. It's precisely in this war wherein Russia will re-enter Central Asia and begin reannexing portions of it left and right while at the same time absorbing entire countries and demarcating them with the label 'extraneous lands'.
The theatre in the eastern portion of Turkey will be like this but on a scale of a different dimension that ensues in the Mediterranean and Black sea turning red with blood. Not good at all. But well, China ends up with South Tibet, Bhutan, Sikkim and a new puppet nation from the 7 sisters. Bangladesh ends up with West Bengal. Russia inches closer to the USPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>324083
In light of all this, the ancient tribes from these soon to be war torn sections of earth should probably move to the neutral Turkmenistan or Tajikistan. The former is especially advised. Otherwise, they'll simply be raped and defiled given that's just what happens in places where death's common. Rape and defilement by men who want to let off steam before being hacked to millions of pieces.

>>324010
Regarding the reversal of the Bantu expansion. I think it's quite possible the Arabs will push it all the way to the endpoint of the Horn. They'll basically eliminate all Blacks from Sudan proper. It'll later move to South Sudan once that's done, then they'll add on to whats been taking place in Ethiopia, finally then finishing off everyone in Somalia. Djibouti and Eritrea goes without saying.
The strongest wipeout will probably take place in Somalia since it's the most disorderly place and harbors a long coastline that's basically not being properly exploited. The killings might continue until the Somali population is basically reduced to 0.
As all of this is occurring, the Chinese will do the job in Madagascar.

Plausible swaps.
1. Sumatra for Sarawak and Sabah.
2. Mongolia for Xinjiang.

1 -> Malaysia-Singapore-Sumatra connection
1 -> Proper curation of Indonesia's mainland

2 -> Cessation of religious pluralities, ethnic differences, overall enmity

>>324093
Personally hoping for 2. Xinjiang gets out of China's grip and joins Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan as part of one country. To pacify the Chinese public from thinking it a loss, Mongolia then gets annexed into China. All of this happens during the Taiwan fiasco. Russia then seizes some of Kazakhstan's extreme territories. The overall result is a good power balance in the east.
I don't ever see the Sumatra / Sarawak-Sabah swap happening, but that Kayin and Mon strip from Myanmar joining Thailand seems doable.
With Greater Iran and Greater Kazakhstan and a superior ASEAN (see: Bhutan, NEI), you can have a pretty good corralling zone.

Well, whatever. It's ultimately the Jesuits who decide the maps and the Jesuits who decide the alliances. Shame they've established such retarded shit for now. The fuck were they thinking making Mongolia some border zone and letting China get away with Xinjiang? Stupid shit. Even stupider for them to bank on India as some counterweight of China.

>>324092
It was also matter of technology though. When a computer is fat, squat, and stationary and costs upwards of $2k in old school dollarydoos (I don't know how much inflation dollars these days), you're just going to have a different relationship to it. The internet back then was a magical virtual space you had to consciously log into instead of it being all pervasive where it's everywhere including in your pocket. Normies were on Xbox Live, and even that was good back then.

>>324094
I mean sure. True.
Still at the end of the day it's a demographics issue.
Even if you recreate the circumstances the people are just way different now. You can see this sites culture shift over a decade.
My point about the tech part is that you aren't just going to magically web1.0 your way back to those times.

>>324094
>>324092
stop saying normies, it's the normalfags who say it

>>324097
My words are spells meant to twist your panties and it seems to work.
Enjoy. My curses will keep on flowing.

>>324098
good you fond me, now stop saying normie

>>324072
>low trust societies

for the longest time my old leftie ways prevented me from actually thinking about this but these days i believe this is so important. because the alternative is the security and surveilance nightmare that is emerging now in which the wealthy can just purchase their safety while those who can't are almost condemned to homelessness.


>>324075

>Turns out your ancestors choosing to live in a warm climate tens of thousands of years ago screws you over in the modern day.

probably in many cases but you can still choose to recognize the value of being prepared, your life just doesn't depend on it but the advantages of long term thinking remain valid no matter where you are on the earth. the human organism is meant to live around warm islands where coconuts are, there are climate patterns the human can switch into in very warm climates under which the human body just runs better. you can survive in the cold but that's not thriving.

if you had the warm weather of afric

>>324072
Sadly and unfortunately societies everywhere are decaying. I think it's a function of population scale / ethnic make up / material prosperity / culture. Japan for example has maintained its high trust society for a long time it seems, because they are largely mono ethnic so there are no cultural clashes. Everyone's cultural roots is in a collectivist framework where people need to cooperate to survive on an island with scarce resources. The Western countries are failing because of all the immigration and decaying social cohesion, which is culture and ethnicity. But even without that I believe that the rampant individualism is also having similar effects, it's only been buffered until now because we've had material wealth and abundance. Once we start to have scarcity this "every man for himself" mindset will further drive the decay of Western civilization, no matter how many brown people have been imported or not.

Japan's state of peace owes primarily to the absolutist system of its law, the control and policing, the cut and leave history and the iron reign of regional principalities before an iron reign was exerted throughout the nation.
Western countries place too much emphasis on life, liberty and independence. What would be better is if they instead instated a more controlling framework and unilaterally killed, massacred and permanently imprisoned anyone who detracted from it. Fortunately, some secret societies are everyday ceaselessly working to that end and will realize the dream of a united Europe within which anyone unlawful is killed on sight. The Chinese way of life is a thing to be envied, not reviled.

>>324085
Just make sure to put one of this everywhere and ease the restrictions on slaughter. Retards keep talking about freedom and retarded shit like that instead.

>>324085
That's not what made Europe great and more humane than the rest. Doing that is basically admitting failure of the Western project. An Asian-style world is not one worth living in. Japan is a nice place to visit, but you wouldn't want to be Japanese. This isn't the politics thread though.

>>324054
really?
the succubus cut it very short back then and now it's pretty long
well, probably medium short by succubi standards, but it still seems pretty long to me for a man, reaching my collarbones

do you also go very long without getting haircuts?

>>324050
Do you let it grow because you like it that way or you just don't like going to the hairdresser? When I was younger I let it grow for the latter reason and it was so uncomfortable, nowadays I just cut it myself so I get no BS and also save extra money. I also noticed other reclusive type of guys also let it grow so I assume they do it for similar reasons.

>>324057
i hate going to a hairdresser so i would just get it cut once a year or so
after it would get too long and annoying i'd ask for it to be as short as possible
i really disliked last time's interaction, so i'd much rather keep looking like a hobo than be forced to make small talk with a succ for 20-30 min
"oh, you're cutting all your hair? this next year will be full of new transformations for you!"
oh my fucking god
anyway, yeah, i'm planning to do like you and cut it myself

>>324058
nta but I'm also just buzz cutting it at this point. To be fair I've started doing it due to my receding hairline because I figured I was wasting money getting haircuts that never look all that good due to the missing hair. But even though I trim my hair twice a week it's still much cheaper and convenient than going to a barber. I also like how it feels and that I no longer have to entertain thoughts about whether my hair looks too unkempt to go outside on a particular day or not.

I am watching street walking videos for stimulation like those videos of birds and squirrels people show their cats.

I believe AI is the ultimate enslavement of humanity…
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/crrpggegwe0o
I don't trust them at all

An

Ai expert who probably wasnt even aware of Ai any, pre 2020 lol.

Ai is now unstoppable,

by 2035, possibly sooner, Ai will become smarter than smartest person to of ever lived.

At said point ALL white collar occupations will be automated. Ai is now, MID 2026 startin to dip into occupations of:

scientists, doctors,

its solvin unsolvable equations. Smartest people already see writin on te wall

as to manual labour already a move to build robots to do it.

tryin to come ere of all places to plant

le Anti flag lame and weak

>>324051
What the fuck is this typing?

>>324052
Beyond Reddit Spacing

>>324052
African. And they better get smart about it before that continent is just one big building for servers.

>>323850
When you sign up for the Hakurei mailing list and Men's fitness club, there's a field requiring you to explain why you hate youkai. You're not allowed to leave it blank.

I took it because I was a naive teenager back then and they also forced us to take it it in my europoor uni anyways, ever since I did so I've noticed my breathing has slightly worsened and it's very noticeable when exercising. I'm not very attached to life so i don't care that much but if I suffer a heart attack in the future I will know why.

>>323921
>naive teenager back then
Are there no wizards on wizchan anymore?

>>323924
One must surely see the writing on the wall, not shagging by 25 is a trajectory. I was sure of my future in highschool/college.

>>323655
How many unvaccinated do you know?

>>323903
>what is more surprising there isn't any relevant information on what each foodstuff does to the body compiled already
>no current research either
>all you can find in medical papers is nutrient x correlates with condition y

you have reached the point at which you can see the inferiority of a system that is based on money and violence in which a a few disproportionately influence what the many get to hear based on the whims of psychopaths and their secret world of 5d chess.

the solution to this is look for the information yourself. in this case i believe it means: you have to know how each type of food is digesting in your human body.

in the beginning you might not be able to know all the details like ph-values about everything but you are equipped with everything to solve this puzzle. you can tell how long something travels through you, how it makes you feel, if you feel tired, hopeless and depressed or strong, optimistic and full of life. meanwhile advertisement and convenience try to seduce you.

>last significant discovery in nutritional science was the discovery of the vitamins in the early 20th century

don't limit yourself to science if you are so far as to understand that science is but the expression of the inferior system. science found the lymphatic system in the brain only a few years ago while others knew this for a long time. recently they (the science bitches) found the brain converts glucose to fructose.

>>323912
>you have reached the point at which you can see the inferiority of a system that is based on money and violence in which a a few disproportionately influence what the many get to hear based on the whims of psychopaths and their secret world of 5d chess.
Yes
>the solution to this is look for the information yourself.
There's not much you can do except toying with different kinds of foods and diets and see how you feel. If a certain routine causes cancer in the long term but makes you feel good in the short term there's no way to know this.
>you are equipped with everything to solve this puzzle.
best case you find some routine which works for you, nothing really compensates for this lack of information and presence of misinformation
>science is but the expression of the inferior system.
The modern way of doing science was invented in Western Europe a couple of centuries ago in a society very different and unlike our current system. Science itself is not tied to the system and people's outside of the system also engage in investigation, speculation and collection of knowledge.

HOLY CRAP U TURKISH OR SOMETHIN?:3

>>323914
>There's not much you can do except toying with different kinds of foods and diets and see how you feel.

not much? to me that is a lot. when you eat everything at once you never know, if you only eat the same you know after a few days.

>If a certain routine causes cancer in the long term but makes you feel good in the short term there's no way to know this.

there is no reason to be completely dismissive of foreign information, until you find a way to know for sure whether something is good for you or not which usually is something easily attainable.

>best case you find some routine which works for you, nothing really compensates for this lack of information and presence of misinformation

yeah you slowly go towards the stuff that works and away from what harms and you get your routines. time management ability and self-respect ability to break and create habits is important in this.

>Science itself is not tied to the system and people's outside of the system also engage in investigation, speculation and collection of knowledge.

i guess the term science is too imprecise then. there should be one term to describe the artform of individuals gathering knowledge to solve problems or improve situations and the craft of wearing a labcoat and getting rich producing papers to "prove" how softdrinks aren't the problem.

>>323941
>TURKISH

i recently learned that tahini is hard to find when i look in regular muslim supermarkets, i must have been lucky that my local turkish store not only sells it but sells it in such amazing quality.

a few days ago i bought the first tahini i could find from a local hygene store (after trying ~7 muslim non-turkish food stores) that also sells some more expensive health conscious food and it tasted horrible. really bad i am not making this up. i didn't know quality can be this bad.

>>323175
>it has been getting unbearable, the boredom and monotony are agonizing
funny that you say this because wagecucking for a couple years has the same result.
shitty work becomes monotone, unbearable and agonizing and you are counting the seconds until you can go home. by the time you are indeed back home you notice you are too tired to do anything that requires effort so you doomscrool jewtube and play videogames for an hour and then its off to bed so you can wake up and spend another day counting down the minutes and seconds until you can go home.
yeah and money? forget about money, as a lowly wagecuck you are just as poor as a neet.

>>323255
those words are true. to become rich, you need to make an ambitious video game by yourself like notch

Nowadays everybody on Twitter who isn't working a 9-5 but makes money otherwise calls themselves a "NEET". For me you are only a neet if you either live of welfare or your parents. If your parents die and you inherit their money you aren't a neet anymore even if your life stays exactly the same. You cant be neet and have wealth, be a landlord, cryptobro, trader or whatever, that is at least my definition of it.

>>323961
Your definition is quite irrelevant because it's patently incorrect. NEET is an acronym standing for 'Not in Education, Employment, or Training'. It's not related to one's source of income at all.

I've been a NEET for 9 months now. I'm at that point where the boredom and lack of enjoyment of my hobbies is starting to hit. Yet the memories of how bad wageslaving was are also fresh enough to not want to go back to that so I'm kind of stuck in limbo.

>>324000
>a lot of headaches
Any examples? My Windows experience is poolside onanoko smooth.

>>324019
You only need an internet connection if you want the latest packages

>>324019
(the joke is that he posted this on the internet)

>>323452
>I don't care about "online privacy" because I'm not an idiot.
Dumb
>>323987
>This basically.
>I don't post shit publicly anyways and that is where you get the "vanned for thoughts" type situations anyways.
Stoopid, pussy ass fag.
>I can't even say ouch anymore
Priceless. Fucking deserved!

There's a difference between the two words, one's insensitive and the other's under stupor. Dumb. Stupid.

YoTi just started reporting anyone they sense using GrapheneOS to the authorities meaning that anything that could be seen as a technical "normie filter" of any kind also doubles as a honeypot. How good do you feel you are, fucking tard? Privacy is not a skill issue, it's an existential one. It's a personal free speech issue which is by extension a suffering and a personal consent issue, because free speech is used to confront mass non-consensual problems. Do you consent to the greater "vanned for thoughts" lottery? Do you consent to spawning in fucking North Korea where the punishment is 3 generations of nigger?

There are are PetaWatt hours maybe even YottaWatt hours of loosh to be produced and there are no exceptions for any individual.

Remove the shit law.

>>324031
Why do you type like a nog?

>>323929
Yeah New Zealand is in the process of pushing people off NEETbux now. We were in the Scandinavian box before but it seems we're being shifted to where Spain and Italy are.

There's genuinely a developing NEET crisis in the west, it's something like 20% of 18-24 year olds literally doing nothing now lol. Not even going to school/uni, just no work. The local government extrapolated the increase since Covid and seen that by the 2030s it'd completely collapse the system. What's more worrying for the government is that once a NEET, always a NEET seems to be the thing. It's a sticky habit.

>>323930
>NEET crisis
This is just a new label to mistify jobs don't pay enough in the west. They made the system unattractive for the average person and are now implying it is anything else but people opting out.
I don't believe it's part of some plan either, just pushing away any responsibility or even consideration of the system failing.

>>323931
>I don't believe it's part of some plan either, just pushing away any responsibility or even consideration of the system failing.
Most of the people calling the shots are hoping they can kick the can down the road long enough that they'll be dead before they suffer any consequences. Those that aren't that old are wealthy enough to flee to another country, and for the super wealthy have some sort of 'ride out the apocalypse' bunker hidden somewhere.

>>323932
I doubt they will suffer any consequences, or that we will get a sudden collapse or climax to this decline.
The slow rotting, disengagement of the masses with the system, population decline and so on will continue indefinitely.
It took a very long time after the fall of the Roman Empire before something on the same level of civilisation appeared again.
People can and will go back to a more miserable way of living, especially normies.

>>323051
It's very simple you live with your parents and you let your family abuse the shit out of you and taunt you every step of the way, 'tis the Thridie Way. In winters though things get a lot more bearable and you're able to get comfy inside a blanket, summers though are absolutely hellish.
>>323648
Well Prisons are also notorious for simulating human holes.