/int/ - International

>>31860 80% of throat cancers are linked to HPV-16, which is sexually transmitted. Doesn't happen often, but when it does the cause was basically sucking dick.

Okay, HPV can cause cancer. Not just throat cancer but benis cancer and other cancers too. Luckily I don't have sex so I am safe. People that have sex are literally cancer.

Teen pregnancy and STD scares probably contributed to the low key purity culture we have now. It doesn't seem conservative superficially because it's tied with feminist lingo and tech debate

>>31882 >low key Both sides are openly very sexually restrictive. Liberals gradually moved over time from 'free love' to 'sex is objectification' and now in practice the only acceptable form of relationship is a long term marriage or marriage-like exclusive monogamous thing. I think many things are just the result of technology. In this case, tech makes society safer and easier. Women no longer need to rely on men and marriage in order to have a safe, stable life and so relationships become more aligned with female ideals since men have lost a lot of their leverage.

>>31974 >I think many things are just the result of technology. In this case, tech makes society safer and easier. Women no longer need to rely on men and marriage in order to have a safe, stable life and so relationships become more aligned with female ideals since men have lost a lot of their leverage. No shit. Women never lost their love for coverture. In this country, their patriarch just changed from ordinary men to Uncle Sham.

>>32019 basically vids about history spiced by some random shit so did you learn anything of value?

>>32025 I learnt that Jiang Zemin was based. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0_iUDMupp5s

>>32026 >Jiang Zemin was based the guy who with Deng Siaoping introduced market reforms to the communist China? that's a general fact any educated person knows

>>32019 That's too big to look at I know of some of them though. >Kurzgesagt Ehh. Okay I guess. >Patrick Boyle I watch a lot of his content. >James Kerr Lindsay Ehh. >Perun I have seen some of them but they are long and not very good. Maybe if they were condensed I would watch them more often. >Caspian Report Ehhh. >Premodernist I only saw some of his stuff but what he said was silly so I didn't go further. >Money and Macro Ehh >Moth Light Media I used to be subscribed to that but lately it hasn't interested me much. >Stefan Milo Ugly. >Jay and Mark I watch much of their content. >LazerPig An idiot, I hid his channel. >Epimetheus Alright, I watch some of his stuff.

>>32038 After you judged my subscriptions, Kurzgesagt and Map Men pop up in my feed a lot.

>>31732 Just watch the video. It's got tiny artificial lungs, kidneys etc. It's a baby in a box. :)

Becoming as an immortal digital energy being is kinda the endgoal, isn't it? At least that's what I'm aiming for here, maybe an AI clone/child that inherits my assets to compound them forever.

>>31614 >you prolly wouldn’t be able to play counter strike on it so why bother It would solve the power-problem of modern AI which the US is hurtling into a crunch on.

>>31784 And so man created himself anew, this time as a slave. Nothing ever changes.

What’s the perfect length of a song? I’d argue it’s somewhere around 4 minutes. I avoid anything below three minutes.

>>31304 There is no perfect length. Songs should go for as long as they need too.

In the vein of Heavy Oi! bands like Battle Ruins and Live by the Sword comes Storm of Steel: https://rebellionrecords.bandcamp.com/album/s-t-9

https://strmd.link/ idk about Dutch and Belgian but this one seems to have most stuff

legal in DAZN or Sky. Illegal literally everywhere. Just Yandex it.

>>31894 >where can I post my drawings now? On a slow board made specifically for bernd art. https://krautchan.rip/oc

>>31597 >waco Nahhh I’m good fam

>>31907 I want to purr~ and meow on you like a bearcat <3

>>31907 We’re do I vote for underrated post of the month.

>>31910 If you vote, it's not underrated anymore, is it? This imageboard is free of logical fallacies.

Kohl should, not us.

Only if it's a one way trip. Vive le Canada libéré d'Igor!

>>31723 Who?

>>31499 >>31503 you could earn 100k with honest work but considering these posts it makes more sense

>>31861 eisfee

>>31871 there was some legal battle when authorities refused to let her go on that trip

>>31477 https://edramatica.com/Sea_Org These cats got you fam.

>>31871 Why? She has plenty of time for reading and algebra on a ship

>>31842 > need catharsis some other way. Family of origin trauma/inner child work. Unironically thats the answer. Basically everyone needs it, almost no one does it.. https://www.youtube.com/@patrickteahanofficial

>>31785 The alcohol turned your post into absolutely unreadable. >straight to the grave >origin: Moscow One less potential online propagandist.

>>31816 Oh you should definitely check out documentaries about Krokodil. People willingly turn themselves into the fucking Death Guard from Warhammer 40k.

>>31844 The "inner child" stuff fucks up some people even more, though. It's not to be taken lightly.

>>31868 Well, yeah. When you've been suppressing the nightmarish fact that your uncle raped you for years, or, say, the fact that your mom completely neglected you emotionally and dad beat the shit out of you for years, stuff starts coming out of you that is pretty scary and crazy. You're right it needs to be done with the right processes and the right people helping out.

AI is legitimately very useful and quite fascinating when you move beyond the marketing and hype.

Longevity technology

>>31708 What are you using it for?

>>31815 not telling on the casey but it accounts for about 40% of my income right now

Bubble tea, Stanley cups.