Anon works in games, and can see the writing on the wall. I jfigure there will be around 3-5 years until my job doesn’t exist. Not sure what I’ll do but I’m guessing that Elon’s cheap goods and services statement is what will happen.
Work wise, I think the world will be unrecognizable in five years
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https://x.com/AmericanEdFM/status/1901722932776165679
AmericanEducationFM
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>Rooms underground?
>No windows?
>That no one is going to use?
When I saw this clip of POTUS' Kennedy Center visit today, it immediately brought to mind the old pizzagate/ James Alefantis/jimmy comet post on Instagram.
Is Trump referring to killrooms below the kennedy center, one of which was shown in that old IG post?
posting og non blurred image.
Shadow of Ezra
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Klaus Schwab warns that we are transitioning from the industrial era into an "intelligent world"—a shift that will reshape everything from daily life to government policies and business models.
According to Schwab, the world is undergoing profound transformations, moving from a once-stable, unipolar order to a multipolar reality filled with instability and conflict.
"We never have lived in such turbulent times."
https://x.com/ShadowofEzra/status/1901729561454506286
>every theatre and concert hall have rooms underground. For set storage, quick change rooms and other shit.
I'm not debating that. I mean if we go with that logic, every house has a door, but some have criminals in it.
My question was whether what he was referring to were killrooms.
> The chyneez will just copy your patent and put it on ali express for $2.
a similar thing happened in my line of work (tech)
I thought the 80s were a reasonably innocent time for many.
The 90s infused gangster rap culture and anon saw friends fall victim to it.
However, the wild west internet, without social media and smartphones is a time I miss dearly.
The paradox is that without the smartphone and social media I'm not convinced we could've made this great awakening happen.
kek. yes anon members. but all 48 of us looked like outcasts to the rest of society. Normies weren't looking to hear from us and our memes had nowhere to go where they'd find them.