I would recommend Portugal, Spain, and Ital— in that order. The last two, you
can buy a villa for a Euro. (of course tens of thousands in repairs and
upgrades, but still a lot cheaper than any place in the U.S.
I am not leaving, BTW.
davew
On Sun, Nov 10, 2024, at 10:21 AM, Jochen Fromm wrote
Thank you Glen.
Eric
> On Nov 11, 2024, at 10:53, glen wrote:
>
> I have not. But Claude has. 8^D Below are first, Claude's summary of
> summaries. What follows are Claude's summaries of Parts I, II, & III, which
> were part of the prompt for the summary of summaries. Temperature = 0. I had
Right. And Dave agrees that the overwhelming majority of her content is good ... great,
even. But take a look at the measures: views, likes, etc. And take a look at the
frequency with which the clickbait (thumbnails and titles) changes over time. Steve's
slow distancing matches my own, not real
I agree completely with the assertion that there *can be* a complex self. But I
maintain there exists something like an allostatic load on the individual, some
cumulative damage from chronic exposure to information overload. If we continue
following a personalized medicine kindof guide, it's re
Talking about what's best for the group means identifying the group. The
selfish will look at their bank account, the parochial will look at their
neighborhood or their church, and the globalists won't consent to any boundary.
In my neighborhood, the folks on the corner of Solano and San Pa
I believe a space can be all of those.
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Santa Fe, NM 87505
505 670-9918
Santa Fe, NM
On Mon, Nov 11, 2024, 9:15 AM steve smith wrote:
>
> glen wrote:
> > ...
>
> > The complaint against Sabine and many in the wacko pipeline is that
> > their wacko cont
I have not. But Claude has. 8^D Below are first, Claude's summary of summaries.
What follows are Claude's summaries of Parts I, II, & III, which were part of
the prompt for the summary of summaries. Temperature = 0. I had to do it in parts
because the entire book was longer than Claude's contex
EricS wrote:
So my question to the list is: has any of you read this book:
https://www.amazon.com/Super-Imperialism-Origin-Fundamentals-Dominance/dp/0745319890
so:
glen wrote:
...
then Claude wrote:
In Part III, Hudson argues that the U.S. has used its debtor position
as leverage since t
glen wrote:
...
The complaint against Sabine and many in the wacko pipeline is that
their wacko content gets more views. And more views means more money.
Her boring videos don't get as much traffic as her wacko videos. So
she's incentivized toward the wacko. She's not defying any rules.
Sh
The video about how she failed at being an academic I think is informative. It
isn’t a technical video – she has those too –one is not universal, but also not
a implausible story about the experience about how it is to raise money to
support research. A grad student might watch that and say to
Isolationism seems to be what many voters want. When they go to the gas pump
or to Costco, will they like the consequences of lost U.S. hegemony? Mean
salaries in the U.S. are dramatically higher than in other countries, except
for Switzerland.
From: Friam on behalf of glen
Date: Monday, No
Maybe so. JD Vance pivoted to what his people wanted to hear.
From: Friam on behalf of glen
Date: Monday, November 11, 2024 at 9:39 AM
To: friam@redfish.com
Subject: Re: [FRIAM] hyperbole (was Re: How democracies die)
Right. And Dave agrees that the overwhelming majority of her content is g
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