Takes some gumption these days to plan things a year out.
The best part of the box of goods. That and honey.
The end goal is obviously not money. At least not in currency and economy as we currently know it. Rather the individual fiat bearers for the cost of existence for everyone.
How are your O2 sats while sleeping? Get a finger sensor and sleep with it on. Check the readings in the morning.
He's not sure about giving them because no one is sure we still have them.
Back on it like his dad on his stepsister.
Mostly in the areas of custom fabs, general manufacturing and not being run by fucking idiots.
That wasn't claim I was intending to make, apologies if it came across that way. No, I think it's something you have to experience personally. The only point I was trying to make is that there are more people with that experience in cities than there are with city experience in rural areas.
I don't doubt your experience but the numbers don't lie on this one. There have been a small number of the urban population (I've not the numbers on how urban they are. If they're in the suburbs or actual cities) that moved to more rural areas since the start of COVID. The number is quickly slowing down and it was small enough to not make a big impact in any one area. If you grew up in a rural area, think about anyone you knew from a city. And then think about the kids who go off to college (colleges aren't real big in rural areas) and who never came back.
That's the thing. Cities are full of people who left rural areas. The inverse is extremely rare. Plenty of people in cities know exactly what life is like in those rural "communities".
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