alp on Nostr: That's a pretty big deal from the last 50 or 60 years. We're getting poisoned, from ...

That's a pretty big deal from the last 50 or 60 years. We're getting poisoned, from the inside and the outside. Real talk, I feel a little bad for the new generation. The other day I saw some young akhis sitting around on chairs out on the street near my place in the ghetto. You know how it goes, sitting on plastic chairs just hanging out and talking. All of them were a bit chubby. Not super fat, just chubby. But too chubby for early 20 year olds.

Back in the 70s something like that would've counted as fat, maybe one in 20 kids looked like that because they ate too many sweets. The rest of us were like skinny sticks. But I'm not judging them. Not because I'm woke or anything, but because I know what kind of toxic environment they're growing up in. These days you gotta spend double or triple the money to get normal bread without sugar and glazing fat, and in Germany at least you have to go to special stores for it that aren't on every corner. We don't get normal milk from the farmer delivered every 3 mornings anymore that you just have to boil.

We're getting robbed by the Cantillonaires, all we get for our money is a pile of shit, and we're supposed to judge each other on top of it? Count me out. Gotta point your anger at the right place.

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Walking around antique markets is a great way to learn more about the past, and it also trains my eye for quality, soulfulness, and craftsmanship.

I don't know if you have ever noticed how many poisons are around us these days: plastic water bottles, plastic bags, polyester clothes, skincare with toxic chemicals, non-stick cookware, ads all over the screens...

If one lives around poisons, one might think it's normal, but it's NOT. Never in human history has one been surrounded by this amount of poison, not only to the body, but also to the mind.

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