Enrico_sw

This James-Bond like intro (mixed with the cyberpunk atmosphere) is great. CD Projekt messed up with the initial marketing of C2077, but they are still way better than a lot of AAA gaming companies.

Oh I didn't know! I love this movie, really great French movie. Monica Bellucci looked great. Le Bihan/Dacascos did a great job in building the atmosphere. Did you watch the movie?

It all comes down to this: If we want things to improve, we better start to allow stronger men to thrive in our countries. Weak men are responsible for this shit

This is terrible... drugs are awful. People who let that happen (big pharma, consultants and mayors of these big cities) have a huge responsibility. Of course, addicts have their own responsibility in this mess, but politicians have allowed such a toxic atmosphere to build up.

Sarra Nasra, 6 November 2023

Femme Actuelle, 6 November 2023

This opioid crisis is both the saddest and most infuriating health crisis in the past decades. Big pharma and big consulting companies (McKinsey) have done terrible things. Then, they wonder why people lost trust in them This is frightening.

Maybe it's a bit of both: Sun Tzu's tactics from the CCP to weaken the West and internal moral collapse within the West. Who knows But the collapse is definitely there. These army ads are telling:

I'm very cautious with the internet, but this ad seems to be a real one from Purdue Pharma. And it's revolting. Knowing what happened afterwards, this is crazy. This company should've been punished way more for that. And McKinsey as well.

^ there's definitely a money component, but, as far as Tiktok is concerned, I'm pretty sure the CCP sees it as their revenge for the opium wars. Just like real opioids they're shipping to the US.

Is that the new motto of Harvard now?

1984 is literally in Harvard... This is extremely worrying. This guy's article says that the result of an operation depends on the axioms and definition... Sure Jan, everything depends on the definitions, but trying to reinvent everything in a pointless attempt to develop a useless system is... useless. All these circonvolutions lead to relativism and it degrades the value of real knowledge. Anyway

Well, that looks promising!

It seems there are some differences between the politics in the USA and France (even if I'm sure that they are influencing each other). When I was a student, my economics teacher was a traditional leftist and he's the one who first told me about Soros... and he was very virulent against him, but just because of his money. It seems that nowadays a lot of young leftists (at least in France, but I think it's similar in the US) have been "diverted" by billionaires to societal issues (the woke movement). So, even if there are still some economic claims in leftist movements, younglings are more and more preoccupied by societal issues: they judge you on the basis of your gender, your s*xual orientation, skin color, etc. Clearly, this is the "evaluation grid" they use on the Middle East conflict.

What I'm sure of is that "modernity" is more degrading to women than any other periods before. The fact that twitch thots or OnlyFans are mainstream phenomena is mind-blowing. Even ten years ago, nobody would've believed it. The more we embrace the neo-feminist movement, the more women are treated like products and tools for corporations. Some seem to earn money, but I'm not sure that Twitch Thot's mental health is better after they sell their bodies all day...

I've seen that on many platforms... even Twitch, which was supposed to be a gaming platform, is extremely tolerant to women showing their "assets" (so called Twitch thots). And I can confirm that they don't care about educational material. I hear that the Chinese version of tiktok is very different (and that tiktok is modern China's version of opium - this and also fentanyl...) I think that the CCP's intentions are clearly to weaken the West. As for the Western platform, I'm not sure why they love s*xualising women so much. Is it for the money, is it for other motives, is it for both?

Prima magazine, December 2023

Laurine Daboville, December 2023

Editorial in Femme Actuelle, 16 October 2023

Version femina, France, 6 November 2023