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The solution here is not to trust your "important documents" to a a glorified spell-checker if you literally don't know how to conjugate verbs or that "don't" needs an apostrophe.
And FWIW at least a few people have had the name "Dont".
>same diagonal give you the same area for different ratio.
This isn't true. The same size diagonal will give a bigger area the closer the ratio is to square.
Try it out here: https://www.omnicalculator.com/math/diagonal-of-rectangle
It is very hard to distinguish what separates humans from non human animals. Animals, like humans, poses emotions, they can communicate, use tools, build structures, solve complex problems (in some cases they solve math quicker than humans), do politics, have complex social structure, go to war, be self aware, make love for fun of it, be altruistic, do dumb stuff, get bored, learn and teach and so on...
What makes us unique are things that are not obvious at all. Like theory of mind (ability to understand that other beings also posses mind of their own), ability to throw things and mythology (literature).
I would like for someone in this field to correct me if I am wrong, but almost anything you can think of is at least partialy done by some animal form somewhere. This is a great book on the subject
Here is a book called "Brexit: how Britain will leave Europe". Is that 'real' enough for you?
How is shortening "United states of America" to "America" different from shortening "European Union" to "Europe"? There are so many countries or regions that have a different colloquial name than their official name. I live in Europe and we refer to the European Union as "Europe" all the time in casual conversations.
Even if it isn't technically the correct usage, it is still very common.
https://ludwig.guru/s/I+was+intrigued+that
Take a look there for examples of it being used in publications.
As a side note, I really suggest you evaluate how you interact with others. Nobody thinks you're funny or smart, you just sound like a dick. A lot of people, including myself, actively try to avoid people like you.
In "Arguing with Zombies" Krugman argues, I believe accurately, that conservatives today knowingly accept lies and intentionally muddy waters as above, in bad faith.
Lol I appreciate your boots-on-the-ground reporting of the issue.
But you can also look up the exchange rate whenever...
https://www.xe.com/currencyconverter/convert/?Amount=1&From=USD&To=EUR
It is real. I'll try look up the ISBN later, but it's fairly well known on the internet, should be an easy find.
EDIT: Another user commented the following
> For those who are wondering, this is indeed a real textbook published by Bob Jones University in 1994. You may recall that Bob Jones was one of the last universities in the US to racially desegregate as well.
The phillipines was a colonised country. The third world was the world fighting against colonisation, pretty explicitly. In terms of the first world and second world conflict, the third world was theorised to be the areas they were fighting it out of over. Obviously, places that were part of colonial empires don't count as first world. When people show maps of the first world, they don't show the entire french and british empires do they?
Theres a great book that goes into detail about the third world project and its eventual destruction. I'll leave a link to the amazon page at the bottom, but I just pirated it lol.
Obviously.
The research tells us that more people can more intuitively and more accurately do 8 x 5 and 5 x 7 and 8 x 4.5 = 4 x 9 and hold the results in their head using multiplication tables they learned as small children then can do 7/8 vs 4.5/5 without making a mistake.
Even if 7/8 is easy for you then running the other maths as a sanity check is a good way to avoid embarrassing brain farts.
Thinking, Fast and Slow - Daniel Kahneman explains how people get stuff like this wrong and how to avoid such mistakes.
Yeah, it’s one of those things where the price differential is huge to find your own. There is perhaps a small risk of parasites. But nothing you can’t remove by a quick boil or bake I assume. I always chuckle seeing them at the store
https://www.amazon.com/Antlers-Premium-Grade-Antler-Lasting/dp/B01H9CIORM
Dumas' father was amazing. There's a fantastic book about him, The Black Count: Glory, Revolution, Betrayal, and the Real Count of Monte Cristo, https://www.amazon.com/Black-Count-Revolution-Betrayal-Cristo/dp/0307382478. He was a general and commanded armies for France, and then he pissed off Napoleon, which did not go well for him.
Looks like windows 10 has had it on insider builds since 2018, and there have been clipboard manager applications for a long time
This book is a fun read. Could be worth giving to people who don't understand the concept. But only if they're actually open to learning.
"Race" really just means 'group of people' in an extremely vague way.
It doesn't actually mean anything at all unless the context gives it a meaning.
The history of the US has given "race" a highly loaded meaning there that does not necessarily apply in other contexts.
Some relevant examples:
https://www.amazon.com/Buckle-Me-Baby-Coat-Winter/dp/B09KSXQ38C
Looks like the front is a panel with an offset zipper and slits for the straps on the shoulders so you unzip it, then flip the whole panel aside and you can buckle up as normal then flip the panel back over the straps.
Yeah i was thinking on this term https://www.amazon.com/Abrahamic-Faiths-Christianity-Similarities-Contrasts/dp/1590080319
As opposed to the term Religion, but the correct word turned out to be denomination and Christianity is the religion.
I tried using Firefox and Opera but I really liked the user experience of Chrome. I just wanted to get out of the Google ecosystem, so I switched to Brave because it's built on Chromium and feels extremely familiar. It's also nice not having to install an ad-blocker, , HTTPS Everywhere, etc. when I need to use a new machine or reinstall an operating system.
I don’t know about globalists, but big pharmacy absolutely impacts all of the below (in picture). Read Sickening, How Big Pharma Broke America. You can see the lawsuits and other sources he references, read them for yourself. They’re actual sources, not Alex Jones or Faux News. The impact big pharma and their money has on the information given to peer reviewed journals and FDA truly to impact everyone. It’s a problem. And though they don’t directly control doctors and nurses in the sense of getting a kick back, we (im a nurse) use the published information from the FDA and various medical journals to create evidence based practices. So, even though the doctors/nurses have the best intentions for their patients, our information sources are currently tainted by lobbyists money from big pharma.
There's also the comic version.
Depends on your calculator, and whether you hit = after each step or not. I don't have a physical calculator handy, but if I put the problem into the calculator app on my phone (HiPER Calc Pro for Android; others may differ) exactly as written in OP's screenshot, I get 44. If I hit = after each step, I get the results shown in your comment.
and if you actually click on the image instead of relying on Google's flawless search aggregating algorithm, you'll see it clearly labeled as a "BETSY ROSS" hat.
>Umm, please show me a genuine context in which bi doesn't relate to two.
Umm, I just did - it's what this whole conversation / thread / post is about. Words are defined by their use, and language and meanings evolve over time. Always have, always will.
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>it is by definition a prefix denoting two
As with many words, prefixes, suffixes, etc. it has more than one meaning:
[Definition of bi- (Entry 3 of 4)
1: life : living organisms or tissue](https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/bi-)
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>Etymological rules are in play here. I didn't make them but they're older than history.
The OED, which you seem so fond of, defines it as a variant of the be- prefix (from Old English) - the original meaning of which is "about."
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>You haven't proved or disproved shit
You literally argued that because "bilingual" and "bisexual" have the same prefix they're gonna be defined in a similar way. I provided a dictionary entry in which "bisexual" is defined in a way not similar to "bilingual" in terms of the bi- prefix - which clearly disproves your claim. As you said yourself, negating your own argument - just because one dictionary says one thing doesn't mean they all do.
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>you're just learning.
I'm learning that you clearly have no idea what you are talking about.
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By the way - what do you call this device?
Censoring is pretty awkward there. I use https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.catrobat.paintroid
if you're an Android user. It's simple but handy shapes for censor-blocking part of images, neater than scribbling over images.
At least try to read the comments, the source has been posted multiple times
Here's the source it's a real book by Bob Jones University, printed in 1994.
Bob Jones University Press, of course. Having been sent to an evangelical school in my youth that used BJU material I can tell you for a fact that this level of inane shit is par for the course with them.
Sadly, it's real.
Source: went to a Baptist school that used BJU textbooks
Proof: Science 4 for Christian Schools (Home Teacher's Edition) Paperback – January 1, 1995
5/5 stars. A++ - would recommend! Perfect 5/7. With rice.
> I saw snippets of this book online and thought they were fake. When I found out it was real, I bought it as a gag gift for a friend.
> I thought this was either a parody, or some hilariously outdated book from the 60s or 70s. It's a real book from Bob Jones University, printed in 1994. It is hysterical and borderline insane in how much basic education it gets wrong. According to this book, nobody knows what electricity is or where it comes from but it is probably space magic from the sun.
> Highly recommended, A++
https://www.amazon.com/Science-Christian-Schools-Home-Teachers/dp/0890845697
Science 4 for Christian Schools https://www.amazon.com/dp/1591664233/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_i_B1HDSK19CN06MK222A61
Different states have different rules for private schools. My state does not review private school curriculum at all except for 11th and 12th grade and that's only if the graduates wish to pay for college using state scholarships. Parents are free to send their kids to schools that have no review at all.
Don't even worry about it! Actually, congratulations for being one of the good guys who actually tries to please their partners (and by the amount of squirt, are actually successful at it 👀😂). Squirting is such a cool, natural thing, but I also totally understand about the bed situation (my ex girlfriend used to be grossed out sleeping in the bed afterwards).
Some things I've found helpful are these mattress protectors specifically (very durable and work great).
Utopia Bedding Zippered Mattress... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00MRH4AMI?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
Also, any time we play in a hotel, we get two queen beds rather than one king (a play bed and a sleep bed, or time for one bed to dry out while we alternate, depending on how long the sesh, haha).
There are also water resistant blankets and such if there is play in other parts of the house. Lot's of fun.
Good luck!
Utter. Bull. Shit.
The United States was founded as a secular nation because our Founding Fathers knew that government by religion - any religion - cannot help but be corrupt and restrict common decency and civil rights. The only way to have freedom of religion is freedom from religion.
I highly recommend The Founding Myth by Andrew L. Seidel for more than enough evidence to support this truth.
Who are you saying is confidently incorrect? Because Evola did in fact write a book critiquing theosophy. I haven't read it to know if @Logo_Daedalus there is describing it accurately, but Landshark definitely didn't just make it up. Or more likely, Landshark tried to make up a book as a gotcha, but didn't know enough about the author to realize that a similar book actually existed.
Dear Atheists,
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With foreword by Dr. Lawrence M. Krauss.
This book or audiobook will change and transform your perception of reality. This audiobook contains jewels of human reason and logic. Do not be dissuaded from the content if you do not consider yourself agnostic or atheist, as the majority of quotes are applicable to all walks of life. These quotes from loved historical figures and proverbs from around the world were collected during my life time and empowered and encouraged me to survive challenges and to enjoy life to the fullest.
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Unfortunately they do that to demonize them Makes it easier to target them as sub human. Yesterday I discovered a new term political ideological term called Eliminationism. It is how most of the Civil Wars of last 70 years started. Highly recommend reading “How Civil Wars Start” by Professor Barbara Walters. https://www.amazon.com/How-Civil-Wars-Start-Stop-ebook/dp/B095MMDWBR/ref=sr_1_1?crid=3IAZHD43C6ZBO&keywords=how+civil+wars+start+and+how+to+stop+them&qid=1647094219&s=audible&sprefix=%2Caudible%2C232&sr=1-1-catcorr
I really recommend this series of videos by Arthur T. Benjamin. It is available elsewhere too; if you have any library membership you will probably be able to watch any of the Great Courses free online through your local library.
>Yes, evolution takes place over long periods of time, but there are also hard start and stop points.
I'm going to need you to either explain that more fully, or provide evidence for this.
>At one point, one of our ancient ancestors gave birth to the first being
that would meet the biological criteria of being a modern human.
No. This simply isn't true. That's not how any of this works.
>That being was indeed the first modern human, and it was birthed by a non-modern human mother.
What are you basing this on?
> Individual organisms do not evolve into different organisms over the course of their lifetime.
Of course they don't.
>Evolution occurs because sometimes enough genetic mutations occur in a
single organism that when it is born it comes out as a different species
than its parents.
That's simply not true.
The changes accumulate in a population over a long period of time. That population slowly becomes a different species. At any individual point in time, the population looks pretty uniform. Over the course of 100,000 years? You can see the differences emerge.
A mother gives birth to a child of the same species. That child may have some small differences that don't distinguish it as a "different species". Maybe those traits get passed on to subsequent generations. That child grows up, reproduces, and produces children of her own. Maybe that child has further changes in her DNA - but she still looks like the same species as her parents. And on and on, down the genetic line. Everyone looks basically like their parents, and the differences between generations are fairly small.
It's the time that's the key. Evolution, after all, is change over time.
You should read up on the Galapagos finches to get a good idea of how divergence happens in the real world. The Beak of the Finch is a superb read, if a little dated.
How would an actual EMF neutralizer work? Would it just be like a lead suit?
Nevermind, here's one from Amazon:
https://www.amazon.com/eLink-EMF-Neutralizer-Protection-Device/dp/B00TRM0UI4
>Once plugged in, it utilizes the building's wiring system to protect from outside radiation as well.
It's literally just an empty placebo plug for 50$.
Bitch, please! 2 guns for $3.14
In manufacturing, we use vibrating tables to settle things like powders or to get a bunch of cards to line up together after they've been cut and stacked. Kinda like this thing. I'm not sure if the rolling pin vibrating would give quite the same results, but I'd be interested in seeing what happens.
Yes, but the effect would be negligible for anything falling through the atmosphere, unless you needed increased precision for some reason. I dont think (high?)school math problems need that precision.
"Gravity decreases with altitude as one rises above the Earth’s surface because greater altitude means greater distance from the Earth’s centre. All other things being equal, an increase in altitude from sea level to 9,000 metres (30,000 ft) causes a weight decrease of about 0.29%. (An additional factor affecting apparent weight is the decrease in air density at altitude, which lessens an object’s buoyancy. This would increase a person’s apparent weight at an altitude of 9,000 metres by about 0.08%)" - https://www.fxsolver.com/browse/formulas/Gravity+Acceleration+by+Altitude
So there is only a 0.21% decrease in weight at 30k feet, which is negligible. But that also means that if someone does want to be precise, they have to take into account both the changes in gravity along a gradient on the way down, *and* the changes in air pressure along a similar gradient. Being 100% precise is impossible AFAIK.
OK Classtime is over.
Even if you're acting in good faith, your basic inability to read or listen is exhausting, and I'm done trying to help.
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Good luck! This might be a good book for you to read! https://www.amazon.com/How-Lie-Statistics-Darrell-Huff/dp/0393310728
If you dig down in your settings you can adjust your confidence threshold preferences. I believe the default is 50%.. Their calculated percentages are estimates and would almost never add up to exactly 100% but people like clean reports so that's what they show you.
From Step 4: Aggregation & Reporting >You can view your own Chromosome Painting at different confidence thresholds, ranging from 50 percent (speculative) to 90 percent (conservative).
https://www.23andme.com/ancestry-composition-guide/
This site does a good job explaining it: https://www.yourdnaguide.com/ydgblog/2019/5/12/dna-ethnicity-estimates-confidence-levels
> that hyper-dense singularity still came from somewhere
Loop Quantum Cosmology does not require a singularity. Our understanding of the universe is incomplete and using the singularity as a "beginning of everything" is convenient rather than precise.
As incomplete as Big Bang Theory is, it's a very difficult theory to dethrone. Competing theories might give better explanations for certain things, but fail to explain all the well-established facts of the Universe that BBT does so well.
A great read on how difficult it is to replace BBT is The Cosmic Revolutionary's Handbook: (Or: How to Beat the Big Bang)
[Local extrema](https://brilliant.org/wiki/extrema/#:~:text=An%20extremum%20(or%20extreme%20value,containing%20the%20point%20is%20obtained.) are very well and precisely defined. They are not remotely subjectice.
Are you getting pissed? Lol 3 replies.
But ok, lets google dead accounts, or dead followers.
>Dead accounts Inactive accounts that have been out of use for a long time. Perhaps, some of them will try to re-engine their accounts later, or those accounts will get abandoned.
https://sociality.io/blog/clean-up-instagram-account/
>The site requests that you sign in to your Twitter account. Do so, and the site whirs and grinds for a while and then presents a list of dead accounts, like the one shown in the figure, along with the last date the accounts updated on the site. You may be shocked at the number of results. https://www.dummies.com/web-design-development/social-media-commerce/social-media-commerce-unfollow-dead-twitter-accounts/
But let me guess, those are not the "right" Google results.
It's not so much that the maths is hard but that the majority of people skim articles and mentally highlight the important parts. By presenting a number like 400/per million, people have a harder time comprehending how large that number is mentally and it can come across as 400/per 'really big number.
While this isn't necessarily the case with all readers, statistics should be as understandable as possible while still remaining accurate because it's so easy to manipulate the truth or minimise an issue. No matter how in unbiased a report seems, the way data is presented will have implications for the reader.
As an example, saying less that 1.5% of COVID cases have resulted in fatalities is accurate but could minimise the issue if you don't specify that it equates to 133,000 deaths. Obviously this isn't always the case but it definitely common in the news and it's something that should be heavily scrutinized.
https://www.datapine.com/blog/misleading-statistics-and-data/
In case you wanted to know here’s a link for her book for sale on Amazon for $36,000 (don’t worry you can buy new and slightly used version for $1,400 and there’s a $39 delivery charge) no I didn’t make any of this up
Saying No to Vaccines: A Resource Guide for All Ages https://www.amazon.com/dp/0979091047/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_8PKT5HADY3AF7T9EHW1G
Don't forget "Love thy neighbor as thyself" and all of the vows of poverty taken my monks and nuns.
A friend of mine owns a book that is actually titled "Jesus Wants You To Be Rich." Seriously, it's not even a joke.
https://www.amazon.com/Jesus-Wants-You-Rich-Prosperity/dp/1477691871
There's also "God Wants You To Be Rich", by a different author.
https://www.amazon.com/God-Wants-You-Rich-Spiritual/dp/1416549277
The entire platform was built on murdering socialism and communism. They considered communism to be a Jewish plot and their entire ideology revolves around the eventual invasion of Russia.
Nazis invented the word privatization.
Are you an actual moron that took the Nazis word at face value? You think Hitler was telling the truth about the Jewish population too?
That’s their literal platform to lie, to manipulate, and use propaganda. It’s literally common place for right-wingers it’s to co-opt other ideologies, hence the “the third way”.
The fact that you think Hitler was telling the truth in any capacity speaks to your intelligence.
Lemme guess you think Kim Jong Un is also the democratically elected leader because he says so?
Read a book moron, https://www.amazon.com/Anatomy-Fascism-Robert-Paxton/dp/1400033918
Also the literal link you posted disproves your moronic view, learn to read your own postings.
“According to the US Holocaust Memorial Museum, the 25-point program "remained the party's official statement of goals, though in later years many points were ignored."
“phrased like slogans; they lent themselves to the concise sensational dissemination of the 'anti' position on which the party thrived. ... Ideologically speaking, [the program] was a wooly, eclectic mixture of political, social, racist, national-imperialist wishful thinking...”
The entire platform was built on murdering socialism and communism. They considered communism to be a Jewish plot and their entire ideology revolves around invasion of Russia.
Nazis invented the word privatization.
Are you an actual moron that took the Nazis word at face value?
That’s their literal platform to lie, to manipulate, and use propaganda. It’s literally common place for gas it’s to co-opt other ideologies, hence the “the third way”.
The fact that you think Hitler was telling the truth in any capacity speaks to your intelligence.
Lemme guess you think Kim Jong Un is also the democratically elected leader because he says so?
Read a book moron, https://www.amazon.com/Anatomy-Fascism-Robert-Paxton/dp/1400033918
This is absolutely a real bill, and these stamps are freely available on Amazon. There are reviews from real people complaining about the quality of the stamps and showing themselves defacing currency.
What about January 6th and the entirety of their behavior over the past five years makes you think this is not something a Trump supporter would do? This is right in their braindead wheelhouse.
Your comment could arguably be a post of its own in this subreddit.
In one comment you manage to ignore and argument invent an argument on my behalf proceed to then try and discredit that argument you invented and then invent some nonsensical justification and obviously bullshit credentials. You have only provided half of the equation and pretended as if it will give you a different answer. Such as you neglecting the fact that there wasn't just one company invested in the pipeline. the multiple subsidiaries, construction crews, and american-backed companies looking to create a plan to pick up and reassess the situation. The cancellation which by an ordered day one of his presidency mind you effectively shot the doctor before he could reset the broken leg. So please continue spouting bullshit pretending that you have any credibility whatsoever. And I'm not even going to look too far into your bizarre ham fisting of "but blumf did xyz" type excuses and ramblings. here's a link to a nice pogo stick why don't you try to use it to jump to better dumbass conclusions.
Science 4 for Christian Schools https://www.amazon.com/dp/1591664233/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_DY9K8PJ88BZCY5CG5GEC?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
it’s called google. It took all 30 seconds to look up and confirm.
Well, must be a common troll with another seller selling the same book with same title and cover and publisher, this one even using said image in the post in a review
https://www.amazon.com/Science-4-for-Christian-Schools/dp/1591664233
It's from a textbook published by a Christian university. At least you can admit it makes Christians look bad.
Here's a link to the book, you can buy a copy and find out.
https://www.amazon.com/Science-Christian-Schools-Home-Teachers/dp/0890845697
For those who are wondering, this is indeed a real textbook published by Bob Jones University in 1994. You may recall that Bob Jones was one of the last universities in the US to racially desegregate as well.
It's even on sale, I spent 60 when I got it
It's my go to birthday present for people I like but cannot think of a gift for, esp older people. I've done it for a few friends and they're always like "This is the best gift I've gotten in years
You should get this - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08ZCY1FJT/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_glt_fabc_V5G19W91Z37RS6NPJHZ0?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
My cat would always knock over cups of water, and try to drink out of everyone's cups, and after we got this he stopped immediately. And it's fun to watch them figure it out the first time they use it
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What's the next excuse?
KN95 Face Mask, Black KN95 Mask 50 Pack, 5-Layer Face Mask $48.63 Quit your bullshit
Privelaged to afford expensive masks? It's $20\mo for a kid FFS. Everyone is getting a child tax credit monthly unless they're privelaged af but $20 of that is too much huh?
It's about $1800, if I have the right model. Pretty sure it's at least the right make. Competition air pistol. https://www.airgundepot.com/morini-mor-162mi-pellet-pistol-large-grip.html#AGD-38767436
If you want to fuck about with one without breaking the bank, I have one of these for pest removal purposes. It's quite accurate for what it is. https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B00GA8RQBM/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apan_glt_fabc_MTRS506WGR5GF8XSGT98
OMG. they got so many bad reviews for it that the title of this product is "Jackson Safety MAXVIEW Face Shield, Ratcheting, Clear Tint, Anti-Fog, Black, 14201 (Remove Protective Film Before Use)".
It’s so hard to break away from what we’ve been taught is the ‘truth’, with no room to explore anything else. I’m not American, but I can see that the education system there does not teach critical thinking. You do need to do your own research - Wikipedia is generally a reasonable place to start.
My advice would be to question everything and seek out people who can help with that. I’d recommend this book, or this one.
Get a prism and just look for yourself what colour light the sun has...
>budget FDS
Gotta buy it in bulk on a budget.
I mean this: https://www.amazon.com/Leather-sandals-Women-Greek-women/dp/B07C6G4NZT
This is a sandal. You will notice how it has a strap around the back part of the leg, and it can't fall off, just a regular shoe. And that Wiki page is simply wrong, and it's conflicting the Wiki page on sandals which says "consisting of a sole held to the wearer's foot by straps going over the instep and around the ankle." Flipflops don't go around the ankle.
Your answer is the same thing my Demography professor in graduate school explained to us. He specifically referred to (this book)[https://www.amazon.com/Generations-History-Americas-Future-1584/dp/0688119123] for the origin of the term.
Understandable, because I think that is definitely what the other poster in this thread was arguing. Honestly I definitely feel the least sympathy for Rosenbaum considering prior to being shot he was caught on camera actively provoking other people, calling them the N word, yelling "SHOOT ME N*****! SHOOT ME!". Like I said, all we really know about the first shooting is that Rosenbaum was chasing and lunging at Rittenhouse before any violence had clearly started. Maybe new evidence will surface that clearly condemns Rittenhouse for the first shooting, but given the info that we have now, I cannot possibly understand how anyone can look at the totality of the information we have and resolutely conclude "oh yeah, that was clearly an unprovoked cold blooded murder".
Mullvad is the fucking shit. Don't even need an email address to sign up, they just give you an account number and you can use that to log in with zero personal information.
Communism in practice. https://www.amazon.com.au/Gulag-Archipelago-Aleksandr-Solzhenitsyn/dp/1843430851/ref=nodl_
Here's the book on Amazon. Maybe you can recognize the cover?
I also found this review on the current edition of the textbook and someone said, "I read the last chapter of the American Pageant. It was very biased towards Donald Trump." So the authors seem very skewed to the right. I really hope they're still not using this book for AP U.S. History students. Or any U.S. History students, for that matter.
Hey so I'm a little late to the party here but I figured I'd mention - I looked her up and apparently she's left the movement. There's a Kindle book/interview(?) on Amazon about it which I haven't read, but apparently she pulled the plug on all her shows and left due to issues within the community. No idea if she still believes in flat earth and just left the official community or if she's just not willing to say she doesn't believe it anymore but here ya go:
Everything That Was Beautiful Became Ugly: Escaping Flat Earth with Patricia Steere