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>>324971
While the 7 actors are blessed with fortune, strength, beauty, they are cursed to wage war, die in brutal ways, plummet to depths of tragedy, and forever march with the soldiers of despair and misery, some more so than others.
While the 4 spectators are blessed with material abundance and are immunized from danger, the fruits of their labor are spent in the service of the 7.. 6.
85% of what the American earns from his work goes to Israel, as an example.

The non-spectator non-7 nations have economies such that what they make is all in the service of the spectator nations.
The spectator nations then are free to determine who to support. All the funds go to them, and then they decide who to distribute it to.
The Auzieland spectator peoples–represented by the Auzieland leader–can choose to invest in, say, Kharthage.
The Americans can switch from Israel to Egypt.
The Amazonians can fund Russia.
While the Andeanians Europa.
That you only have 4 spectators is a deliberate measure because were it to be 7 (6)-equal to the number of actors-or more, they'd be no 'tension' about. Well, there's some rules in place to always guarantee tension..
With the 4, they can pool all investment into one country. 2 can pick 1 country, 2 can pick another.
It's up to them to decide. And like this, the spectators are in a sort of battle with one another. They want the team they're sponsoring and funding to get a 'win' over the other.
6 actors can be invested in, 1 cannot be invested in at all. Despite that 6 can be invested in, at all times, by the minimum, 2 will always miss out, even if the 4 stretch over. Who those 2 are, that's for the spectators to decide.
The 6, anyway, are: Europa, Russia, Akkadia, Israel, Kharthage and Egypt. The 1 that can't be invested in is Eran. The reason is simple: Eran is a religious and holy nation, and 'faith' is counted as an investment currency of its own. God is their sponsor, and he combats the other spectator-investors as a spectator-investor himself.. he is the 5th, immaterial spectator.. naturally, it is impossible to restrain God and confine him to any role, but let's continue.. with a belief in the bizarre notion that God will minimize his powers and reduce himself to the role of a brilliant spectator-investor.

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>>324976
>The non-spectator non-7 nations have economies such that what they make is all in the service of the spectator nations.
Does this mean these gray nations will be in poverty and be worthless? No. They'll be enriched and made more robust for the select and specific purpose to make extracting continuous value from them easier. You don't want a one and done deal after all. You want slaves. The best example we have here is China, Japan, Korea. That is the ideal target for the rest of the non-spectator, non-7 nations. For all of them to become exactly like China, Korea, and Japan. Flashy cities, millions of buildings, many jobs, trains, work, work, work, work, work, work, work, work, work, work, work, work, work and more work.
The only exception is India, in which positive transformation is inconceivable due to blatant nationwide fervor with transparent idolatry. The curse of God is upon them and erodes them everyday.

>>324977
You want everyone in the grey nations to be in an office, for some to be in factories or warehouses, and for the consumers to hop about buying this and that at all times. You want them intoxicated by the fumes of money, and you want them to be as 'educated' as possible. You want them in trains, and you want them driving. Erase the trees, erase the dirt, erase the natural earth, erase the religious facilities, erase, erase, erase and keep erasing, for everything need be as urban as possible.

And then you take the wealth generated, and move it to the spectators.
The more urban and developed the gray world becomes, the richer the scope of investment for the spectators. Soon, the gray world will reach a point of urbanization and evolution that the population in the spectator nations won't even have to do any work beyond the necessary stepping into an office ( of which tens of millions more will be conceived ).
The gray zones are concentrated mostly in the African and ASEAN countries. It will be necessary to redraw their borders sometime later to look more like >>324955

>>324978
Tasked to push the gray nations to the ideal state is the exemplary student of China. He will go around and about all of Africa and ASEAN, building and building and building and building and building and building, cutting the trees, paving the roads, getting the expressways ready, getting the trains and HSRs prepared, and so on for as long as it takes to get these grays to a state akin to Japan.
Once they're all there, China will be elevated to a 'spiritual spectator' state. It will then kick back and relax as a share of all the work it did across the world comes back to feed it, and it will pitch in just a bit in the World Game.

there will be no new nations
I can see these strange constructions arising though where a corporation owns and controls cities in third world countries where it effectively becomes a micronation

>>324950
Even written books are a mental crutch compared to rote memorized poetic epics. The ancients looked at the proliferation of books with suspicion.

>>324959
I agree. And they had a legitimate concern because memory HAS gotten significantly worse over time. Even within my life time people lost the ability to store 7 digit random numbers, because we just store them inside the phone and carry "our" phone with us rather than use whatever phone is nearby.
Humanity always figures something out. But I get the feeling I will be dead before the disturbance caused by hooking everyone up to a global communication/storage network is sorted.

>>324947
Nigerians have the idea in their head that the best way to get rich is to have a lot of children and then hope of of them becomes a millionaire.

>>324964
That sounds like playing the lottery, except it takes at least 18 years to check your ticket.

>>324973
Well, for farmers it takes a lot less time than that. This is an attitude that primarily agricultural societies have because the more children you have, the more workers on your farm you have and the more money you can make. Child labor is the norm on farms and always has been. Nigeria is transitioning from a primarily agricultural society to a primarily urbanized society. Same transition the rest of the world did when it urbanized. African countries are just farther behind so the attitudes have yet to shift, but they will eventually like they did everywhere else.

Child labor is worse than adult labor (from the point of how productive they can be), and the more sophisticated and developed your society becomes the more true this becomes as the gap between the earnings of an adult and a child grow so large that most developed economies don't have children work at all so they can focus on education. Under these dynamics, more children become a burden to the household as parents have to work to support their children, so they naturally have fewer children.

>>319709
>>319712
>>319770
>Don't you guys have headache and blurry vision after a while of staring at the PC?
you should get that checked out because that could be a sign of diabetes, macular degeneration, multiple sclerosis, corneal edema or glaucoma. i've been staring at a computer screen all day every day for the past 30+ years and have no issues. only time i have eye strain is if i turn off ambient light around screen (pitch black room) for too long or skip my sleep. as for headaches, i used to get chronic headaches (unrelated to screen time) but cured it with magnesium glycinate supplement

>>324880
> i've been staring at a computer screen all day every day for the past 30+ years and have no issues

CRT monitors cause eye strain you lying retard so if you were using them back then all day and everyday you definitely did experience some issues
It's been proven that crt can cause visual problems such as cvs
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_vision_syndrome

Any moment when I am not getting dopamine feels horrible. The silence is immediately filled with disquiet. First come the negative thoughts. If you're lucky, you can gather enough focus to meditate and minimize the anxiety, but the uneasiness will still be there throughout all the breathing and mindfulness, nothing except being on the internet erases it completely. Besides I can't meditate the whole day. If there is no negative thoughts or meditation then I just drift and it's dull. It's so dull I makes feel like I am not leaving. It's like being half asleep or being drugged up. I guess the only way is really to find a different source of dopamine. Nothing will really top the internet/porn/media combo though. That's the best high I can hope for in life. Probably the closest thing to happiness I can feel even if just for a short moment. It's just not sustainable. Isn't it kind of fucked the reason addiction is bad is because it feels so good it makes you scared to face how shitty real life is?

>>324963
real life becomes shitty if you consume too many things that generate dopamine dependence. you need to get back the capacity of being at peace with the simplicity of the life. See, it is about being calm and aligned with the simplicity of life, not looking for pleasure, it comes as a result of a life well lived

>>324965
No, the shittiness of life is inherent. Pleasure just snaps you out of being used to the shittiness. It's like if you grab an African cobalt mine slave and makes him live like a Saudi sheikh for a day, only to throw him back into the mine. The dopamine only makes real life sucks by comparison and makes addicts go into denial of having to live in the real world. If you are rich enough to not care about real life responsibilities, the optimum life to maximize happiness is to hook yourself to a quick and easy dopamine source and forget about the real world. Sure hedonic treadmills and boredom exist, but those can be managed. Still, the optimum happiness producing lifestyle for the rich is definitely to not face the real world. That's just for poor people.

When is the strait opening? I am getting scared for gasoline.

>>324951
Probably never. I guess you could hoard some gasoline maybe.

>>324951
Sell your car and by a gun

Seems like every war we get into only benefits the kike. Nothing ever seems to become more affordable.

>>324938
The Kalergi Plan is quite real, it's just that it's only focused on territories far away from Israel's immediate control, which is to say North and South America.

Israel can access Africa, Australia, Asia, Russia pretty easily. Everything there's more or less connected, but this isn't so with the foreign and far removed America, which should ever it turn against Israel, won't be easily incapacitated due to the oceanic barrier.

Therefore, to prevent that from ever happening, you make North America India, you make South America Africa.
You want 99% of everyone to be either Indian, black African, a Mexican or a latino. That's to say more mellow, savage and servile.

>>324940
In contrast, you want the more immediate states around you to be robust, powerful, strengthened, well reputed, productive, or aesthetically pleasing.
Immediate for Israel is Eran, Egypt, Babili, Khartage, Europa, Sapta Kashmir, China, Russia, Arabia, Saba, Aethiopia, Victoria, and the list goes on.
It's everything apart from North and South America. And probably, despite it all, India, just 'cos they're filth incarnate, reprobates, heathens, scum made animate, cursed by God to be mongrel ape monkey animals and damned from birth to death. Any proud son of Judah as with all other sons and daughters would advocate for their slaughter. But if reformation is possible, then reformation should be pursued. Once they retreat from the North East, Ladakh, Kashmir, and the Himalayas, is there any reason to antagonize them? Perhaps, but not strong reasons. Certainly not so strong that they override good faith.

>>324928
It'd be pretty bad if you made Russia a proper technological state, given its vector of force depends on exploiting primeval character. You don't need to extend spy and monitoring apparatus beyond stationing humans for the task. Giving people a spy-device and having cameras everywhere won't do. Rather, stationing spies, watchers and men here and there and everywhere is good.
This is a country fashioned so only one region is developed, that being the HQ and place wherein the president rests. Everywhere else, development should be no more than what the common Polish household had in 1994.
Should Russia become significantly more tech-advanced and should monitoring function through complex contraption as opposed to the most simple of means, the primeval element distributed across the nation will vanish, making rebellion and insurgency more likely. This is in contrast to regions elsewhere in the world where urbanization and deploying of devices and cameras lessens rebellion. In Russia, the more widespread opulence becomes, the faster disaster brews. Letting things operate as nature intended with the farmers farming and the business men tending to kiosks and the mechanics doing what they do more than suffices to keeping a lid on things. But if the Russian is thoroughly modernized and given access to all amenities the rest of the world enjoys, the first thing he'll do is stage a a coup d'etatat, and then another, and then another.
The country should be no more modern than Mongolia, which soon it will annex, with some toleration accepted by the spoilt Kazakhstan, which soon it will annex.

Gog and Magog should be just that–savages. Not creatures who carry around future-tier tech. Some fairly modern amenities are acceptable sure, but no further than in Moscow and its outermost zones.

Otherwise, Russia will spiral to collapse. Only diminishment and grey miasma keeps that from happening. Stepping beyond ersatz good and into true good makes the country fall apart.
All that said, Russian borders should be tightened against the Chinese, and maybe it's best to conceive a more robust new intelligence agency. Though saying this, the paradox of a not really monitored but really monitored state via conventional means somehow has to be maintained. It should be possible to run into the forests and escape in the mountains… in iPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>324944
The Mongols were in the illuminati card game I'm sure, and if you hypothesize what the best strategic option with that card is, you end up with Russia annexing Mongolia.. and its brother Kazakhstan.
There's no way the RU can stand against the might of a totally integrated EU otherwise. What option is there but to play the 'Mongol Card'? >>324928

It's been a long time since I've seen a thread hit the bump limit and then start bumping again after the post count went 200% above that limit. I think it was the 2016 US election version of this thread. This one took a good minute to archive off-site and it may have to be excluded from the local archive because our back end has a hard time converting threads this large. I've made a new thread and locked this one.

I'd like to request the guy making the geopolitical predictions with the colored maps to just make your own thread about your interest. It obliterated all other discussion in this historically open, long-lasted thread.

King Von wasn't stupid at school yet remained a gangsta doing drills on the opps. Just like many wizards wasn't stupid and turned meets and hikikomoris.
>Young nigga, twenty-six, never had a job

>>324755
He just reached his final form of blackness as he aged. Many such cases

Flip Flop, if sung by some U149 wearing their sailor swimwear (only for anywiz interested)

>>324886
cute!

>>324668
I can't help but think the white pair of lips belongs to a gal while the black pair of lips belong to, well, a male.

>>324791
Mutt's law

>>324662
Wow… I cant believe its been so long. I think I'll look back to the 2016-2025 as the surreal lolcow DEI era…

>>324668
Same as you. I'm looking back and realizing how surreal and ridiculous this was, when back then I just kind of dismissed it as nothing significant.

Mark my words, this will be a real thing in China within a decade. At least for succubi.
They're still at the "we will pay you to have kids" phase, but once their succubi keep being succubi, married to and dependant on the state while chasing an unrealistically high standard in their extramarital dating life, they will move to the stick rather than the carrot.

>>324820
china will try to solve the aging crisis with robotics. other countries will flood in third world migrants

I like to go out for a run about four times a week if it isn't raining out there. Sometimes, I can only run two or three times a week. It's better to run in the morning since after doing it you can see the whole day in front of you, it's like it expands

>>324511
>I like to go out for a run about four times a week if it isn't raining out there. Sometimes, I can only run two or three times a week.

that's amazing. currently i am not really running but doing 2 or more 30-60min walks per day but what you do i believe to be even better because when you go fora run you sweat more.

>It's better to run in the morning since after doing it you can see the whole day in front of you, it's like it expands

yeah i have noticed the same thing, when i exhaust myself a bit early in the day, i can make way better use of the day. i am in the process of slowly adjusting myself to getting up earlier to around 7am after being a nightowl for many years, i believe this helps too because the human body is somewhat of a plant and benefits from being exposed to natural sunlight. life at night is possible but i believe humans are meant to be up during the daylight to get sunshine on the skin.

>>324451
i wish the dude in your picture had a more pure approach because the costumes and theatrics are cheapening the genuine ability this dude bothered to cultivate. it looks so silly and childish but the discipline necessary to become able to do the physical feats would have been impressive to me otherwise. i suspect this is done to appeal to females who are too brainwashed into relating to the bright advertisement world to care about anything that isn't obvious.

>>323821
Noted: a blender (usb-c portable variant) > alle.

>>324790
>Noted: a blender (usb-c portable variant) > alle.

other ones looked so small so i think i found a nice one … until the battery becomes weak and then i am hoping i can change it. no idea what the battery inside looks like.

i think aldi sold one once and i regret not buying it but it was probably also a small one.

i am happy to report i did use it to drink so much lemon and banana smoothie that i effortlessly reached this state of always feeling cold, which i only managed to reach through many days of eating nothing and only drinking self-made fruit juice. was unpleasant because it was winter where i was. this cooling of the body is so pleasant in the summer.

>>322316
selffix

- "A site for (/_/17U23|) h4><><orz doesn't need "rules", - I thought. My old "rebel without cause" self was telling me to avoid checking the clearly visible "ru13s" button of the site.
- "In modern terms, a button for rules of the site could have been a honeypot…"

To my surprise, I suddenly heard my own voice going all boomer:

- "Bak in mah days, "rulez" had a very different meaning".

>>322316
>>322318
"How far back are you talking about here?" chirped the cassowary.

I felt a lump in my throat form—coagulated from pure nostalgia—and replied "Too long, man… too long."

"Well, I don't exactly know what you are referring to by 'rulez', but check them out, they'll be useful for you."

"I think I prefer to do things my own way." Wow, I can't believe I said that. I could notice the intensity of my heartbeats increasing, but not following rules rulez.

"Look, I was assigned to guide you, but I'm not some babysitter. Tell me when you give up."

Fucking bird brain. You think I can't crack this site? I'll have you know I've…umm…well, I've made a few scripts and designed my myspa—wait, why the hell was I chosen for this?

I defiantly chose not to reply and continued frantically rushing through pages and trying to interact with every element. As my desperation began to grow, that toilet roll's presence began to irritate me. Just the same animation again and again, making that stupid face, at the exact same pace. Hold on. That time it took a bit longer. It isn't a basic loop, the two states mean something deeper—1s and 0s! It can't just be 10101.. though, maybe the length determines the length of how many times a binary digit will repeat before it alternates.

I opened up a spreadsheet, a Wikipedia page for ASCII representation and started to track the times.

"You're still trying?"

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>>322345
Sounds like a good ay to startt chaper 2

Or chapter 0 with a negative count of pages (into -1, -2, -3, -4 and so on).

>>322358
Yeah, I'd say so as well. As the writer of the spy and worm post, I want the next person to feel free to take this story in whatever direction they want and have fun coming up with a name for the cybernetic worm thing.

>>322345
Note.

The face puzzle could have been transmitted from *another site*.

>>324042
>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.
this shouldn't be necessary in the first place, this situation where most of the food in the supermarket is toxic slop shouldn't be here in the first place
I believe food safety laws were invented in the 19th century because they started adding detergents to bread which killed people, same situation now basically

>>324106
>this shouldn't be necessary in the first place
i don't see the point of you arguing with reality. you either understand the nature of reality or you cling to what reality tries you to tell you it is even though you have eyes to see that this isn't true.

>this situation where most of the food in the supermarket is toxic slop shouldn't be here in the first place
yeah but since it is you better become expert supermarket navigator and understander of the human digestive system since the people who pretend to look out for you don't.

>>324140
I meant this is something which could be easily avoided with proper food safety laws.
All this disease and decline of public health, for what exactly?
I don't believe this is planned either, just sheer indifference and stupidity.

>>322614
>i've bought from more then 10 different brands so far and they all taste different but i never had one i did not like.

this is no longer true. i have tried all the brands again and tried one on vacation and now i can clearly tell that the majority of sesame paste aren't good,

the only good ones i know are:

>suntat
(this is the picture from the op, i always buy this)
>sera
(not pictured but as good if not better then the suntat; it costs 50% more unfortunately)

>>323889
>i think the last thing i am missing to begin doing it more is get a thermos that i like. i have a few that are too modern and colorful, i yearn for something plain and simple XD

i finally got 2 new stainless steel thermoses that i like, only took me a few months!

one small 500ml for 4€
one big 1000ml for 6€

now there is no excuse left, i can finally massproduce tee for myself and sip it throughout the day. first tea from actual herbs i made is an anti-parasite tea. i make it from

>cloves
>wormwood shreddings
>black walnut husks
>pinch of cinnamonpowder

the cloves are mild and pleasant, they taste like christmas to me. the wormwood is also pretty mild, they smell like healthfoodstore. the black walnut husks were expensive and they taste and smell nasty plus they make the water darker then coffee. the cinnamon was an attempt to make it taste less disgusting, didn't work but i keep it in the recipe because it is also healthy. i tried to add fresh lemon juice, still nasty but after a few cups it stops tasting as repulsive.