Copper reflects (sends away from you) radio waves. You are romanian so you should have plenty of copper around to make an armor.
If Aleksandr Dugin hadn't spontaneously changed plans, he'd have been exploded too.
Aleksandr Dugin, a great thinker, philosopher and intellectual, has found many supporters in the West with his criticism of the West. In Russia itself, he's less known though.
Throw your assumptions ITT which secret service is behind this.
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I'm going to text my former work friend who I haven't texted in 5 months and ask him to get lunch and catch up.
Not now of course, but tomorrow maybe.
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I mean he didn't keep in contact with me either when he left other than to text me once out of the blue asking about the job. So I didn't feel I was inconsiderate about not keep in touch.
But I'm not too down about it, I'm trying to be better about these things and be more social and less in my head about things. So I feel like this is an accomplishment.
Is speaking more than 3 languages a waste of time? I think a person is only able to speak about 3 languages to a point where they are capable of expressing themselves easily and in-depth, more than 3 languages means that they're average at best in different languages. I myself was raised bi-lingual and I often find myself at a loss for words in my native language whereas people who speak fewer languages seem to have an easier time expressing themselves deeply in their given language. Stuff like writing books to someone who was raised bilingual is very difficult. There are downsides to being multilingual and I have felt some of these shortcomings, not to say that every person is like me and that there aren't cases where the person is able to give very elaborate descriptions of different things easily in all the languages they speak, but I think the more languages the lower the likelihood of such a thing happening occurs. There are cases in my life where I read things written by people who aren't bilingual that have such detailed descriptions that sometimes I feel jealousy of them being able to be that precise with their wording. I want to be able to write about things close to my heart, express such vivid emotions without even putting effort into it, something that I am not able to. I feel a wide range of emotions that sometimes can be difficult to describe specifically, should I take classes or something?
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I mean the Germanball above isn't really wrong. Language is a skill, and so is writing. Like any skill, one needs to practice it to become better.
Read and write more in whatever language you feel you lack. I'm a monolingual anglophone (I can understand bits of other languages, mostly Spanish), so I obviously consume lots of writings in English and use what I read to help me write.
I see what you mean though, my time spent becoming exceedingly proficient in English means that I have a better grasp of the language than a non-native speaker-- or even other anglophones who really don't immerse themselves in the language beyond simply communicating. That doesn't mean that you are necessarily lacking, though. Just practice.
After I drink coffee I can spontaneously write paragraphs of unasked spam. I'm drinking my last cup of coffee now. Look at these texts I am sending, there are so ordinary and boring, I'm gonna do my daily tasks soon which will bring me a sense of fulfillment as opposed to this senseless shitposting. Why am I writing this? To remind you you should aim to be some kind of folkloric creature and not write about ordinary topics like I do when my creativity is inhibited by the coffee.
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I think you are experiencing what seems a form of hypomania because of stimulants lmao. Also getting your ideas down is not interrupting the flux. Words are just a method to get complex ideas across to others.
Coffee doesn't do anything to me half the time personally, and I can sit down and write on end as is.
Why is it so hard to find normal looking ebike? I dont want this spaceship shit or the hipster look or the comically thick tube in the front that makes your bike look that it has down syndrome.
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There's a lot of ebikes around that look just like regular bikes with battery attached to some place externally. Many of them even use the same frame as regular bike, if it's a good frame it would work for ebike without any problems.
Thicc frames and spaceship-ish exterior are usually features of more expensive bikes (and are mainly added so people won't steal your battery as they do with external ones)
>Vanmoof
>https://support.vanmoof.com/en/support/solutions/articles/44001778159
>The VanMoof S3 & X3s (and Electrified S2 & X2) have an integrated battery (504W capacity) that can’t be removed for charging.
I don't think that it's a good idea to have no removable battery. You can't replace the battery if it goes bad and you always have to take your bike next to a power outlet to charge.
