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  • That’s not the issue. Wealth became too consolidated. America’s baby boomers weren’t born for efficiency of labor hands. They were born because one person could work one full time job at most employers and afford a house, a car, bills, a few kids, and a vacation every year.

    Now that’s not possible for very much of the workforce at all. Raising kids hasn’t gotten that much more expensive to raise in relation to other basic needs. It’s just that all those other basic needs tend to take up a lot bigger portion of your paycheck. People already struggling don’t want to add children to the pile of their struggles.



  • ColeSlothtoNiceMemes@sopuli.xyzIt really is
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    2 days ago

    When I was 5 my grandparents got me a sapling to take home (a rental house. Totally don’t think we got permission) and planted it in the back yard.

    That was over 35 years ago and it’s now good and massive. Every few years or so if I happen to be back in that city I’ll go drive on by it, to check on my tree. Always hoping that it’s doing well.








  • Most apartment locks and such are made for the purchaser to be able to easily and quickly re-key. You set it to be rekeyed, put a cut key in, and then lock the key pattern for it in place. Takes like 5 minutes or less. That way every time someone moves out you can keep things secure without replacing the lock.

    In your case, the building manager was just a lazy fuck.

    It is common for lock makers of normal locks to do production runs of just like 50 different key sets.




  • What do you think is done during an autopsy? They take fingerprints and do the autopsy part. If no prints are able they’ll look into it further, like teeth x rays and matching bone breaks and whatnot.

    In Epsteins case, they took prints and matched them with when he was arrested in Florida in 2006.

    The prints could have been swapped in Florida or the prints swapped at the autopsy office before being checked with Florida’s prints.

    So yeah, while the whole thing is probably unlikely, the killing a lookalike, and smuggling him into the prison, and smuggling Epstein out, and murdering the lookalike part all sound harder than the part where fingerprints get swapped out.




  • ColeSlothtoLemmy Shitpost@lemmy.worldStill alive?
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    The fortnite account shows it was active like 2 months after his “death” but way before the files were released. Like 10 months before the files were released. Also there was a prison guard on 4chan (he got identified and was working at the prison) who claimed of an off the books transport van that showed up the evening before his death and it was kept out of the log books. Also that bit of footage the night of his death at the prison that showed just the tiniest bit of an orange jumpsuit going towards Epsteins cell. And all the cameras that just strategically managed to not be working.

    Any one thing is nothing. All of it together is something else.




  • Or look into the other rabbit hole about the prison guard talking on 4 chan the day of the night Epstein “died” about some weird off the books transport showing up, Epstein ties with Israel, how the Epstein file release revealed his YouTube email and fortnite account name, and how the name was looked up on a fortnite stat tracker and it showed his login on fortnite active and playing games after his death from an Israel IP address. And immediately after this discovery came out and started spreading around last week the fortnite gamertag info got scrubbed from being viewable, including on the way back machine internet archive. Also, that the report from the guard that stated pulling him down from the noose the morning the body was found stated that he wasn’t wearing a shirt, but their was a shirt in the evidence bag that the hospital sent back from where the body was transported.


  • ColeSlothtosolarpunk memes@slrpnk.netFusion
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    I’m not anti solar, dude. I HAVE solar. Solar is a great thing. I just don’t believe it is the end all be all of power creation. I think fusion should be better. Smaller footprint. Safe, short term radioactive waste left, no battery storage needed, creates power 24 hours a day instead of 10 hours if it’s sunny. Honestly, it’s kind of a no brainer. Especially for urban areas\densely packed cities.