>>17939907
>The middle ages were actually quite fun if you were nobility.
>most of what they did was play family game night games with occasional small game hunting
Thanks but I will pass on eternal thanksgiving.
>"but I would be above... everyone!"
You could also retire to Bangladesh or Congo or rural India, build a compound, and live the same sort of existence but won't.

>egypt
>cloistered existence filled with highly choreographed oriental mystic/ritual nonsense, occasionally broken up by a tiki tour on a grass boat
pass

>rome
>not necessary to directly administer/interact with zero-days-of-school toothless peasants (slaves) who live in/smell like shit
>can live in the city
>theatre, racing, gambling, sauna, seggs, well developed culinary scene, vacation homes, parties, yachts, bars, and so on
despite the gap in time all of us would fit in and enjoy rome more than any other point, even 25o years ago

>a stranded Cabeza de vaca and a handful of others build a boat and sail their way from florida to mexico. none were shipbuilders
>French colonists at Charlesfort get attacked by natives, build a boat, and sail all the way back to france, none were shipbuilders

>in 500,000 years, no African ever sailed to Madagascar until after Polynesians in 500AD, who did so in canoes over 3000+ miles of open ocean with no islands to hop

After a few months of working in a dealership, I think I understand how used vehicle values work.

tldr: Ultimately the pre-owned market exists to fuck over poorfags.

At every level, used vehicles are priced tens of thousands above what the risk involved ought to make the car worth.

People think its the dealers but that isn't the case. None of them have any value added or competitive advantage. No one dealer provides that much of a better service than another that a $400 price cut wont lose them their business to the next guy. There's nothing unique about what they do, they're just a storefront. And they'll all undercut each other in two seconds.

Its the people selling their cars at 40-60k miles demanding way more than they ought to get for it. Those people kick the can down the road to the next person, who still knows theyll get 10k-20k$ for it at 100k miles, even if its basically worthless at that point, given that many of those cars (unless you really know what you're doing) will be scrap in a year or two.

The only person getting fucked by the price inflation, really, is the poorfag paying $16,000 for the 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee, who will drive it to expiration. The fact that they're typically the only ones dumb enough to do this is what props the entire rest of the market.

>>16731318
Defining what magnetism "is" without resorting to nonsense equations spam is a major problem in the philosophy of science.
>t. not OP but probably read the same paper as OP

>>17844802
Guys, if only Africans had been allow to keep all their tantalum and palladium and iridium, think what a paradise Africa would be...

Bullying AI for its awful writing, over and over again for dozens of messages until it produces something halfway decent, has unironically made me a much better writer.

>>60606004
Damn

>Next appointmentshire in 14 already

Quite the week indeed, this

I shidded me self
I fink

>>60588654
Is she legal?

>>60583489
For real I'm so sick of this shit. This is such a horrific bull market. Nothing is pumping. It's retarded