What is #communism?

I heard someone say a long time ago that life only gives us what we can handle. I'm not sure. And I don't understand how life knows that. And how those around us know that. I watch people around me breaking under the weight of life. People tired, discouraged, separated from everything. Giving up on their dreams. And nothing can bring them back into the game of life. Did they only get what they could handle? I'm not sure. Many times in school I failed an exam. I was given assignments that I didn't know how to face. Not only in school, but in life. I was at rock bottom and more than I should have been. And then I said to myself: I'll try again. I guess these blows taught me something. I realized one thing. Life doesn't always give us what we can handle. It often breaks us, destroys us, finishes us off. But it's up to us to put ourselves back together. Get up again. Dust ourselves off. And move forward. GM

What I encounter when I go to a fair in my hometown 🤣

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First, we physically separated ourselves from other people through social networks, each one alone on their computer or phone. But we continued to communicate with others, even much more and in wider circles than before physically. And now, when we have had enough of conflicts on social networks, we are offered to float away, alone and physically separated, into "one-on-one" communication with AI chats, which will flatter us, so there will be no more of these hateful conflicts. With people. It will be possible to talk only to yourself for the rest of your life 🤔 Having people and a real social life will become something rare and extremely valuable. And we will begin to differ greatly in this - people who live in person and those who have completely withdrawn into communication with an approving machine - will become different species, who have difficulty communicating with each other. Chat people are not the ones who will survive this. It is incredible what profound social changes I have seen in these forty years 😞

James Watson, one of the most important scientists of the last century, died. Towards the end of his life, the woke mob stripped him of all formal titles and excluded him from polite society because he dared to casually mention that race and intelligence, with some exceptions, could be correlated. But they didn't manage to erase our memory or the fact that he was part of that duo, or maybe trio, who discovered the structure of DNA. The world still remembers him, while those 41% of the evil team that wanted to destroy him will not be remembered by anyone.

GM