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  • jeff bezos

    the founder and ceo of amazon. the first person ever worth $200 billion.

  • kintsugi

    kintsugi is a japanese art form based on the idea that when something breaks, it can be repaired in a way that makes it even more beautiful and valuable than it was before. the cracks and fractures are filled with gold, turning the damage into a visible part of the object’s history rather than something to hide. instead of pretending the object was never broken, kintsugi highlights the break and honors it as part of the story. kintsugi

  • the mandalorian

    the mandalorian is basically star wars meets the wild west — but with cooler helmets. it follows din djarin, a badass bounty hunter with a strict code, as he roams the galaxy taking odd jobs and trying to keep his adorable sidekick, grogu (a.k.a. baby yoda), safe from shady villains and imperial leftovers. think space cowboys, epic shootouts, and unexpected heartwarming moments — all while rocking the best armor in the galaxy.

  • elon musk

    elon musk's family background is rooted in dutch and english ancestry, and his grandfather was reportedly a nazi fanatic who even served in a nazi-supporting party in canada. later, after moving to south africa, he aligned himself with pro-apartheid views. musk's father apparently followed the same path: he was wealthy enough to own an emerald mine but is also infamous for having a child with a daughter he adopted when she was only four—an act many consider beyond appalling.

    it's not exactly surprising that someone from such a family might have difficulty developing into a well-adjusted individual. he's practically the living embodiment of the phrase "not even a parent could love him." neither his parents nor his own children seem to want much to do with him—no small statement for someone with at least a dozen known kids. it's a pitiful situation, really.

    to treat a person who can't even show genuine love to his own daughter like some kind of revolutionary leader borders on willful ignorance. he's driven by power, money, and approval, and shows no trace of moral values in the process. if you're still under the impression that he's anything but self-serving, it might be time to take a harder look at his actions.

  • auvers-sur-oise

    auvers-sur-oise is a commune in the northern suburbs of paris, france. located in the val-d'oise department, auvers-sur-oise is known for its picturesque setting and its association with the impressionist movement. the town was the subject of many paintings by artists such as vincent van gogh, who lived and worked in auvers-sur-oise for the last few months of his life. today, the town is a popular destination for art lovers, and it is home to the maison de vincent van gogh, a museum dedicated to the artist's life and work. auvers-sur-oise is easily accessible from paris by train, and it offers a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of the city.

  • alcetas

    alcetas was a prominent macedonian warlord who was mentioned among alexander the great's influential generals. after alexander's death, alcetas was challenged by antigonus, one of alexander's commanders. the war between the two warlords took place in the region of psidia and resulted in alcetas' resounding defeat. alcetas sought refuge in termessos, and the residents of the city provided protection to him. in subsequent months, in order to protect the city from danger, the elders of termessos wanted to hand alcetas over to antigonus, who had set his military camp at the foot of the mountain. alcetas did not want to face a gruesome death, so he took his own life. to this day, his grave lies on a rock wall in the highlands of termessos.

    the grave is a 15-minute trek from the colonnaded street of termessos. it is a pleasant hike, not a cumbersome one. the first thing i noticed upon reaching the site was the large rock carving of alcetas on a horse on the wall above the grave. it surprised me greatly to see that this rock carving survived despite harsh natural elements, such as the scorching heat and interminable humidity.

  • termessos

    one of the two cities that could not be captured by alexander the great.

    history of termessos

    termessos is primarily known as the city that could not be conquered by the macedonian emperor and warlord, alexander the great. unfortunately, aside from the journals kept during alexander the great's military campaign in asia minor and a few surviving records from the roman empire era, there are few documents that could illuminate the history of termessos. it is still unknown when and by whom termessos was founded.

    the city was first mentioned in history during alexander the great's siege. here are a few known facts about the city:

    – despite the fact that termessos was a part of the roman empire, it had always been an autonomous city due to its remoteness.

    – in 71 b.c, the roman senate unanimously voted for an act allowing termessos to be autonomous and make its own laws.

    – the inhabitants of termessos called themselves the solym people, descending from the pamphylian greeks.

    – a severe earthquake hit the city at a yet-undetermined date, destroying the aqueducts and cutting off the main water supply. subsequently, the solyms abandoned the city.

    termessos hosts the tomb of alcetas who was one of the generals of alexander the great.

  • users' confessions

    i am returning to my inner world. there is no room for disappointment.

  • mate value

    the mate value is evaluated on at least three dimensions:

    1. attractiveness/vitality: are we a physically attractive person with an appealing personality?
    2. status/resources: are we a winner or a loser? do we have money? are we cultured and well-educated?
    3. warmth/trustworthiness: are we a warm, loving, loyal, and devoted person?

    if you are high on all three dimensions, you are at the top of the sexual status hierarchy. everyone wants to date you, have sex with you, marry you, and make babies with you. if you are low on all three dimensions, you are at the bottom of the sexual status hierarchy. hardly anyone wants to date you, have sex with you, marry you, or make babies with you.

  • bill clinton

    was the first democratic president to win reelection since franklin roosevelt.

  • delorean motor company

    very expensive sports car manufactured only in 1981 and 1982, became a symbol of new wealth in the 1980s.

  • mobile phone

    they weighed as much as two pounds at the beginning.

  • ghetto

    a section of a city occupied by a minority group. ghettos are often formed because of social, economic, or legal pressure. the first ghetto was founded in venice, italy, in 1516 to forcibly restrict the movement of jews.

  • cryptocurrency

    onlyfans-like place to make money. but for nerds instead of models.

  • lame duck

    during the period between the election and inauguration of a new official, the current office holder becomes known as a lame duck. the origin of the expression is unknown.

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