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3 years now. 2026 will be a 10x. I'll call it The Great Breaking. The US dollar will reincarnate & be backed by real things. The new global order will begin to emerge and everything you thought you knew will be erased (if you're a normie) & confirmed (as a conspiracy theorist)
THE CDC ACCORDING TO ITS OWN CONTRACTOR LIED TO US ALL.
The CDC told the public everything was fine. But the VAERS were five to six times worse than they were disclosing.
The contractor hired to process VAERS reports from General Dynamics Information Technology, sent an urgent warning admitting they were completely overwhelmed by an unprecedented tsunami of COVID-19 vaccine injuries.
They didnāt alert our citizens but twenty CDC officials signed off on a public report saying the reports were "reassuring". They lied to keep the mass injection campaign going no matter what it cost the public.
Source: Brownstone Institute
āThe CDCās own contractor privately admitted that Covid shot injuries were ā5-6 timesā worse than their āworst-case scenarioā in this bombshell internal document. Then, they blatantly lied to the public about the data.ā
So are there any hackers out there that actually want to do some good for people? Like destroy some credit card company records, hack the student loan companies and wipe out some debts, delete IRS files, steal everything from a hedge fund. Funny how none of these hacks ever actually help other humans. Delete some debt and humans are going to back you 100%.
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JUST IN: 413 new security flaws discovered which could allow hackers to take control of the brakes & steering of cars across the globe.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The study analyzed 413 previously reported (not newly discovered) automotive software vulnerabilities, many in external apps/cloud services, and researchers stated it does not demonstrate they enable remote control of brakes/steering with very few known to be exploited.
sciencealert.com/your-cars-biggā¦
link.springer.com/content/pdf/10ā¦
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BREAKING: Crypto tracker Chainalysis has reportedly been hacked, exposing the names of customers and their emails
There are more good people in the world than we give credit to. ā¤ļø
looks like the Binance hacker is swapping all the stables / coins to ETH as we speak to avoid getting frozen
still roughly $2.5B left in stables
etherscan.io/token/0xdac17f9ā¦
etherscan.io/address/0x8532Fā¦
etherscan.io/token/0xdac17f9ā¦
etherscan.io/address/0x5227fā¦
We must need a good hack or collapse every couple of years so we can say 'it's gonna be ok bro. Make it all back in one trade....'
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Job interviews are fucking ridiculous. š
āWhere do you see yourself in five years?ā
Hopefully somewhere I donāt have to answer this question ever again.
āWhy do you want to work for us?ā
Because my landlord refuses to accept good vibes and positive affirmations as rent.
āWhatās your biggest weakness?ā
Trying to keep a straight face when people ask me questions like these.
āWhy should we hire you?ā
Because you need someone to do the job, and I need money to survive. Seems like we could save each other a lot of time here.
āTell me about a time you faced a challenge.ā
Iām sitting in front of you, pretending these questions are normal while trying to secure my financial survival.
āWhy did you leave your last job?ā
Because apparently wanting better pay and less stress is no longer considered a valid career move.
And my personal favorite: āDo you have any questions for us?ā
Yes. How much does it pay, how bad is the management, and how quickly can I use my PTO?
We're all adults pretending this isn't a transaction. You need labor, I need a paycheck. Can we please stop acting like this is a first date? šš
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This is really weird @FoFtyTrader...
Russell 200 Volatility Index $RVX had a massive PBar today before returning to the wedge.
When we saw this wedge pattern in 2020, it had a large single day PBar on Thursday Feb 13th, exactly 1 week before the crash began.
One week from today is November 4th, the day after the election.
Is this suggesting something is coming? š¤
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A RECORD OF BECOMING has been collected by @sergegiminiart for 898 tez
the DIVERGENCE collection is off to a great start
thank you
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A RECORD OF BECOMING
While making the 184 animations, I stopped from time to time to assemble a contact sheet. Each showed the work as it stood then. More animations followed, and I made another. This piece brings those sheets into motion together. Seen this way, the collection begins to reveal relationships I could not have planned one image at a time. Faces recur. Forms depart from one another. The eye finds an order, then finds something else. Each sheet had once seemed to hold the whole, though the work was still becoming. That is where this piece belongs within DIVERGENCE: in the differences that accumulate, and in what emerges when they are seen together. The first piece in the ten-work DIVERGENCE collection, A Record of Becoming preserves the making as part of the finished work.
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If you have an economy in which a streamer makes more off TikTok content of himself harassing a guy at work than the guy thatās being harassed makes you need to blow the entire thing up and start over
Give hard working American men their dignity back and destroy the structures that incentivize demoralizing them
Someone find this poor man and let the internet help him out. We're all tired of entitles brats making 'content'.
FOUR KIDS AT HOME AND THEY'RE FILMING HIM FOR CLOUT??
Harmless content, or picked the wrong guy?
A Red Baron rep is stocking a grocery store freezer when a couple of young people with a camera start messing with him. He snaps, then tells them he has to be up at 5 in the morning, he's still out working late, he's got four kids at home and he can't pay his mortgage.
If that were my son holding that phone, the video would come down and he'd be finding that man to apologize to his face.
Yes, he lost his cool. Calling somebody a punk on camera never helps your case.
Now look at what he's carrying. Early mornings, more stores to hit, four kids and a mortgage. And somebody decided his bad day would make good content.
There's a guy like him in every grocery store in America, grinding through the shift nobody sees. Turning one of them into the punchline isn't edgy. It's lazy.
Leave the working man alone. He's got enough on his plate.


























