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2024-06-20 00:41:05

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It absolutely can. In South Western Ontario (think a line between Detroit and Buffalo through Toronto and an area extending 100 miles or so north from there) it's been a steady infiltration and expansion of street shitters.
They are very organized now. By family and groups with pooled funding from India. They buy up local hotels, 711's and the like stores, gas stations, etc. And they totally dominate.
All the small towns are completely unprepared.
Then they start moving into large multi-generational and multi-family homes in small city suburbs in the area.
It completely change the communities.
That's leaving out the 1,000,000 pajeet "students" that have swamped our small community colleges and universities.
Indians bring a special kind of hell.

2024-06-13 01:11:13

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Also add in the fragility of the modern age to natural disruptions. I think you mentioned the tsunami off Taiwan that disrupted memory chip supplies.
Add in large earthquakes, volcanoes, Carrington type events. Real super-events that we don't have modern records of but know happened in the past. All the wonderful technology will fail, millions or billions will starve and we're back to picking out an existence from foraging and hunting for a long long time.

2024-06-13 00:14:46

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Redefining the problem space is what might make these AI type solutions possible, though. Massive standardization in components, assembly units, etc., for example.
A BD type robot would not be effective in a typical work site today, but change how the work site operates and then it may.
Think when the very first personal cars were introduced. Just the state of the roads, and the roads that were available, made the idea of every family having one or two to use for themselves totally crazy.
Just a few decades later everything is now paved and transportation organized around these vehicles. So now they are perfectly possible.
I'm just throwing thoughts out there.

2024-06-12 05:13:31

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A friend hunts a lot and bear meat is fine. I haven't had a chance to try it yet myself. One thing is to avoid bears that are near cities or towns and subsist on a lot of garbage. It ruins the meat. But out in the wild is fine.

2024-06-12 00:00:38

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And when things fall apart those comfortable safe areas on the outskirts of blue hive cities will suddenly find themselves in range of these people.

2024-06-07 00:08:51

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LOL. *Let me tell you about your country ...* 😆

2024-06-06 02:24:52

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There's always been a reserve currency in some form. Going back a few thousand years. Before the US it was Britain. Spain, Portugal, Italy, Holland, etc. all had their turn. Rome and other empires had theirs.
There's a convenience in international trade plus the benefits to the issuing country. Mostly. For a time.
Coming up may be a BRICS basket form. May be more stable long term. Or not, depending on who decides to be king of the hill in the next competition of nations.
That's how I understand it. Not much more.