It is an interesting theory, but no sauce - just a theory. We used to have standards about notables, but then again I've seen exceptions galore.
"Boomer" is another example of words losing all meaning when misapplied. "Boomer" used to refer to people born during the post-WW2 baby boom years, or people with Pluto in Leo.
As apparent here, "boomer" now is as non-specific as "racist" and says more about the person hurling the insult as it does about the target of the ageist insult.
Coronavirus brought masks into style; now Oprah & Madonna may bring tinfoil hats into style.
In Oprah's case, the message, if it was one, seems to pinpoint "balance." Like perhaps, not being extremist?
So, POTUS declares Irish Culture & History month and Red Cross month as the same month. Where's the link? Searching old drops now…
His anger has been carefully created by the Franklin School minions, destroying us from within. Since he's here, at least tonight, perhaps he has eyes to see and ears to hear the the truth about the history which was so distorted during his indoctrination-education years.
Killery's dad was a Chicago crime boss, so she learned (most) all her dirty tricks right at home.
Just in time to fill all those jobs the tech companies claimed they needed H1B imports to fill. Bravo, POTUS!
Hi Newfag. Lurk moar.
On the one hand, this is inspiring and uplifting news.
On the other hand, it exposes the fraud endemic in medical billing. "For every $100 donated to RIP Medical Debt, $10,000 in medical debt is wiped out," This happens because of the outrageous overbilling which is standard practice in the medical industry. One night in a hospital room, which actually costs the hospital maybe $200, is billed at $20,000 and then negotiated down with the insurance companies to around $2,000. When a person is uninsured, they're blasted with the full $20,000 inflated bill, and left to hang out to dry.
So, God bless those who are stepping in to negotiate down the inflated bills to reasonable rates then paying them off for these people. I'd still like to see an all-out exposure of the grifting inherent in our sickness-delivery system.
>Yeah… basically just stringing together Q drops here but it makes some sense… maybe sparks some anon fires…
Geronimo was a RENEGADE Apache - he disobeyed his own chief multiple times, put his entire tribe in jeopardy, for revenge (because his entire family was slaughtered brutally and undeservedly). Don't know if this helps, but the idea of RENEGADE might tie in…
Actually, the government slaughtered the pigs, because the government said they carried a virus… that's a bit different from the pigs actually dying of the virus itself.
>Give it time, you'll lose the conditioning. Once it's worn off, the world will reveal itself to you.
Arrogant assumption, or misunderstanding. I'll assume the latter for civility's sake. RF engineer here; microwave, point-to-multipoint, cellular systems. I'm much more aware of the health impacts of RF and EMF than most. When offering help to targeted individuals and others suffering adverse effects of EMF, I've seen the programmed reactions to the suggestion of shielding. Tinfoil hat aversion was the programmed response, because bad actors wanted people to be helpless recipients of 5G and other remote-control technologies.
Most people are at least vaguely aware that their wallets should be RF shielded by now. By suggesting that tinfoil hats (RF-shielded head gear) might become fashionable, I was putting forward an optimistic idea.
>Baby Boomers were born 1946-65.
That depends on whose definition you're using. That's not a universally-agreed-upon grouping.
Pluto left Leo in 1957, except for a brief visit in 1958. Then it sojourned in Virgo for a decade, giving us the health & fitness trends, beginning with Jim Fixx' running craze. A keen observer can discern very different behaviors in the masses of these two groupings.
My memory is hazy on the names of the author and book, but one of the pioneering books on demographic studies based on generations used the 46-57 age range as "baby boomers."