>>326003
I will watch this later

They also don't make historical movies anymore really. There's no Waterloo, anymore. There's not even a Ghost in the Darkness. It's all superhero TRASH!

I quote Waterloo all the time too https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Me9P8mrj6mI
Anything that wastes time today… indulge it.

Ghost in the Darkness, when the lion kills three of the hunters at the same time and gets into the hospital. And then it cuts to morning and all the men are stacked on top of the train as it's leaving. That is one of the best scenes the music and everything.

What's crazy is Waterloo and Zulu were made by different people. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XSEU5zHgcTc That's just the way they made movies in the 1960s and 1970s, actually good and real. They feel proper and real. Also the Zulu movie as far as I know invented that famous shot where you have an army slowly appearing on a hill, which is used a lot.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EAJIV8aJdQo

Do you think demographic crises can be beneficial.
Black death is an ancient example but was potentially the reason workers have a lot of rights in Western Europe. Because a lot of workers were kill. But it seems not many people write about other examples of demographic crises.
Maybe this will force workers to become more productive and promote automatization? I'd love to work in automatization.
Looks like Wikipedia has some information on the subject: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Population_decline#Possible_consequences
I'd research it myself but I have stuffs to do.
I just want to find silver linings in things like this.

>>317874
based

Why does it feel like I have better cognition drunk than sober, especially when listening to men's interests? It's like I can actually pay attention, it's weird.

Blue moon

I'd pay good money to drink a glass of artisan cider right now.

I hate alcohol but I can’t stop drinking it. I can’t even make it one day without a drink. I’m scared I will be this way forever.

>>326024
This is why you’re a virgin. You refuse to let women bite you.

>>326025
It's actually disgusting and anyone who engages in femdom is hurting themselves.

>>326027
Spanking isn't enough, I'd just beat you, and you'd get 6 hours in the timeout corner. Disrespect of the male is never allowed even jokingly, without that your marriage will fall apart, and men don't want to take charge and punish their wives when it happens, and women aren't taught to respect and revere men.
You cannot allow any nonsense, because females will just keep going along with it once you allow it, it's disgusting, it ruins marriage and so children and society all for people's disgusting fetishes and ideologies, ignoring reality.

Biting? That's insane, that's worse than verbal disrespect or disobedience, the female is announcing that it thinks it owns you and is above you, it's gross, just the idea of it challenging you.
IT's just like I said about people allowing their females to carry a backpack, it's visceral, it makes me sick I don't understand why people are so off and gross.

my secret room in Banff is infested with mosquitos so I left to tent outside yet the wifi is stronger out here in the woods somehow.

Setting up my tent in pitch dark trying to find a place mosquitos everywhere, I just went through a very miserable experience

>>325489
yaoi paws

Just heard something interesting from my nurse moid acquaintance who's staunchly against ssri's. (but is pro maoi's)
>Someone asked here why women tolerate SSRI's way better. This is thanks to estrogen. Higher serotonin transporter availability + estrogen downregulates 5ht1a autoreceptors and upregulates 5ht2a, thus accelerating postsynaptic transmission and causing less harm

Which explains quite a bit, like why men tend to be more anti-psychiatry and tend to make fun of women for often being on ssri's, even though they're not necessarily as bad for women. But this needs fact checking.

>>325733
>While women achieve better therapeutic outcomes, they are 50–75% more likely to experience adverse side effects, such as sexual dysfunction, weight gain, and nausea
this might have something to do with their mockery, on top of their self-centredness

Guy makes a semiconductor lab in a shed and makes a RAM.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HfSO-LCKmrA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h6GWikWlAQA
Okay I thought this was one of those funny haha gimmick videos at first, but the more I watched the more impressive it became. Hell I haven't heard this many new terms in a year. This guy (or a group of them) built a lab for semiconductors. Let's pretend we want to replicate this process and thus we need to extract as much info as possible. Not only he needed the knowledge for electronics, but also dyi building, airflow engineering, prob chemistry, engineering the actual equipment…

First, build the environment.
The shed is separated into the gowning area and the cleanroom area. It is imperative that the cleanroom stays as clean as possible, as single speck of dust can ruin a chip.
1) The shed is insulated (there's a lot of information on cleanroom insulation online),
2) some framing is added so we can set a cleanroom grade HEPA filter with an air intake filter just under the roof. I cannot tell which filters he got from the video.
3) A dedicated electrical circuit is installed. No information in the video on the specifics.
4) Heating and cooling with a mini split. (Would be nice to specify which role heating and cooling plays)
5) The room is divided and now every space has to be sealed. (?) Instead of using expensive plastic, he uses flame-resistant drywall with a water-based epoxy to create a smooth particle-free surface. The attic space above is also sealed and controlled for airflow.
Now, the airflow part is very important (1st pic) the cleanroom is also kept at a positive pressure (how?) to keep the contamination from coming in. Massive HEPA filter scrubs the air and recycles it a few hundreds per hour. (because the room volume is small)

After all's said and done, a particle counter is brought to the cleanroom for testing. It shows 40 particles/40ft^3 in the middle, and sub-100 at the edge of the room. This makes it a class 100 cleanroom, which OP claims is on the level of Samsung, Intel, TSMC.
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The USA is a bankrupt warmongering police state, but nothing will change because Americans think everything is just fine.

THAT'S RIGHT AMY, I'M STILL HERE, I'M STILL CLEANING UP YOUR SITE HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAH! I got you all day! All night! Your ass is mine, Amy.

>>325449
it's more of a comparison to incels than a personal comfort

>>325462
We all just want to be loved and accepted. Too real…

>>325434
it won't be real

>>325470
??? i'm naturally attracted to women

>>325734
I have an excel spreadsheet full of hundreds of words I read that I didn't know or that I think sound nice. Recent additions:

Rankle
Sodality
Élan
Diffidence
Tawdry

>>325735
I find it's easier to remember if you think about their etymology. E.g. undulate has "und—" as the root, which means wave iirc. It's related to words like inundate and, more obviously, undulant. Not related to ululate at all, but looks similar.

Riverine and forestine, both adjectives for river and forest respectively incase it wasn't obvious

Americans think living in a socialist police state is normal, but freedom is not some textbook theory.

There are still some Americans alive today who will tell you that freedom is better.

>>325776
But you know what is a textbook theory?
"Fabula and syuzhet". Per wikipedia:
>In narratology, fabula refers to the chronological sequence of events within the world of a narrative and syuzhet equates to the sequence of events as they are presented to the reader. Vladimir Propp and Viktor Shklovsky originated the terminology as part of the Russian Formalism movement in the early 20th century. Narratologists have described fabula as "the raw material of a story", and syuzhet as "the way a story is organized.
The see-also section gave me another new word, "lisible".
>Lisible is a word from the French for 'legible' used to denote a text that requires no true participation from its audience. It was coined by the French literary critic Roland Barthes in his book S/Z and expanded from his essay "The Death of the Author". Barthes contrasts texte lisible, denoting a closed work, with texte scriptible, a text open to interpretation. In Barthes's opinion, lisible works provide no challenge to the reader's preconceived notions and thus are inferior to scriptible works, exemplified by modernist literature. Barthes contends that lisible works still emphasize the importance of the author, whereas for scriptible texts "the reader is the very space in which are inscribed, without any being lost, all the citations a writing consists of; the unity of a text is not in its origin, it is in its destination

The elites don't need you.

All the infrastructure has been built and the globalists will soon have robots.

Alright, I found a gardening thread on /diy/. Some of these people use electronics for their potted plants, which I find interesting!
I wish it had an elaborate op faq like the electronics general. Maybe if I get really bored one day I could try making one.

I also randomly kinda thought, didn't people settle by the rivers for the purposes of irrigation. What if I connected pots to like a 3rd long pot filled with water. How would this work.

>>325119
>>325020
So yuge now. By the way there was one more saple separated from the rest but it’s gone now for some reason
Etc etc

Also they are crowded as fuck which I'm not sure what to do about yet. I'm afraid of trying to transplant them, but I will have to wait another month if I want to cut them and replant. I'll think about it.

>>325773
The plant goddess has returned. Praise be! Greens looking INCREDIBLE, Queen!

>>325773
cute plants. i hope they grow to be big and strong!

Females are so soft and cute I wanna play with one. dragging her around poking and squeezing her.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BHd1a97mJVU

I am going to go west next time rather than north.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZPQ3fCaGDkk

I'm just SICK thinking about being in society again, it's all gross and ugly. Anime gross, youtube videos are gross, make me SICK. I just wish it'd end soon, it's nice some people don't have to deal with anything, they're just given a home and family so.

You ever see this, probably. But the whole channel Dive Talk is fun, or something to download to watch.

Oh I just remembered I need to look at Greg Ovens and Steve Wallis.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u4n8r0ajqks
Maybe I should go further west.

I actually almost met Steve in Edmonton at one point. He was filming around downtown where I was at one point but of course I only realised later. I wanna meet him in some rand– see because I basically do stealth camping, my tent is all low profile and camouflage wow. And I neeeever pay for hotel GARBAGE. Even my gothic lolita slave wife sleeps in the tent with me.