Robert Paulson

https://youtu.be/8ctDyQDIWAc?si=s4k_EPrY13v2wcWB&t=1035 everyone makes this so difficult. It’s not. Nobody understand that’s why everyone is fat with man tits

I know I get “repeaty” but it just amazes me people can’t understand this. It’s so simple and clear. Nothing could be clearer. If two people are arguing over whether the sun comes up tomorrow, guess what, the guy who is arguing that it will come up will never want to censor the other guy. Why can people not understand this? On the contrary, the only way the “sun wont come up tomorrow” guy has a chance is if he censors his opponent and does not allow a discussion to take place and doesn’t allow people to decipher and see the data for themselves. It is so blatantly clear not only through all of history, but in any example you can think of, the people doing the censoring are always wrong. Always. There are no exceptions. It proven both in the real world and theoretically eg above. You could come up with dozens of examples. Anyone who needs to censor the other side is obviously in need of obscuring the truth because if they weren’t their own arguments would be enough to defeat them. But, keep doing your thing I guess. Keep those heads firmly lodged.

Actually it reminds me I had a camping air mattress once and I knew it was leaking and decided I wanted to repair it. I sprayed it 4 times with soap. All over. Looked as close as I could. Nothing. But I know there were holes in it. So get this, I finally said screw it, I’m just gonna get a new air mattress, but I wanna know where these leaks are. So I dried it all off, filled it up with water and then looked. To my surprise there were about 2 or 3 dozen holes / micro leaks in it! After that experience I get real wary if the ol soapy spray bottle stuff. It could not find one of those dozens of leaks!

Yes could be. I hate finding leaks with soap I can never find it and I just never attempt it anymore. Unless the leak is huge of course then I will.

Basically everyone got covid. I don’t understand how the unvaccinated survived the “severe winter of death”.

I have a serious question. If a bunch of people are getting too hot or too cold to deathly levels. Aren’t there also, necessarily, a bunch of people who are now coming out of hot and cold that we’re at deathly levels?

I feel the need to speak using analogies because people don’t seem to understand the real world… Imagine you show up to your kids high school debate. One side presents their arguments. And now it’s your kid’s turn. But wait, something happens. The other side says that you can’t speak. That they have presented their arguments, that is the truth, and there is no need to go further. They want to censor you. You really cannot see and understand that the people censoring are the immediate losers? Because they can’t even stand the thought of their ideas being challenged because they are apparently so weak. What other reason would there be for censoring. But I guess this just all flies over your head if you’re a spoon fed vax head waiting to schedule his literal 10th booster.

I find it rather telling none of the vaccine enthusiasts even care to defend themselves: “no sir, I don’t want to censor other people”. Haha. They cannot even bring themselves to a given. It’s beyond comprehension. It’s like losing a game by 2 touch downs and thinking you’ve won by 2 touchdowns instead. It’s quite obtuse and I hope you can wake up before making it off the field because you look very silly.

So, the same science that said smoking was ok. Alright. Got it. If anyone here used to watch reruns of the fugitive with David Jansen, you’ll remember he was a doctor and he smoked in the show. So quite literally society believed smoking was ok… the way tv worked back then was they would not have a doctor smoke on a show if they theough it was bad for everyone. So “science” did its job and hoodwinked everyone into believing smoking was ok. Do you really think these people didn’t know smoking was bad for us? lol It’s the same story with plastics by the way. They always know beforehand. It’s the same story over and over again… yet I know you’ll never get it no matter how many times the story is told.

If you go eat a cow or a horse right now, it’s good for you. Why do you overcomolicate this? It’s not very complicated at all. My diet is largely eggs, olive oil, meat, fish, salads with olive oil and vinegar. I can’t gain weight if I tried. And I’m in great shape. So anyway… Do what you want with the info

I weigh about the same as I did in high school. Although I’d like to gain a little tbh. I’ll leave those numbers you mention to the people that have no idea what they are talking about

Yep. Animal fat is in fact good for us. The great lies that have been told to us should make all our heads spin. It’s a corporate world and they do their corporate thang

It doesn’t matter is my answer. Fat isn’t bad for us. If we eat food that is good for us we can gorge ourselves on fat with little consequence. I’m living proof. The problem is people eat diets filled with foods we were not designed to eat. Can you picture a caveman coming out of his cave in the morning with a glass of milk or a block of cheese? Our digestive systems evolved over millions of years to efficiently digest available foods, things like eggs, meats, water, perhaps fruits and vegetables. Thank you for coming to my Ted talk on the human diet and all the idiocy around the actual simplicity

Wait, I’m confused. How is this a problem just keep going

You guys doing the wraps / Mexican you gotta give makimg the tortillas a try. I’ve only done flour myself. There are some hard to find ingredients for corn, at least relative to back home. Making tortillas is a pain I’ll admit. But it’s worth it. I roll mine out and they always stick to the cutting board.its a nightmare but in the end they taste real, real good. I’m just not into the processed tortillas myself, esp at the prices we pay here

If one were to find a school that was actually doing its job, the learning experience would be much more personal. There’s no way it’s correct in any fashion to force a kid who has shown he cannot and will not concentrate in classes to sit in class all day. It’s all so painfully obvious to me. The way kids really learn is hands on, doing real world stuff. In school it’s almost all book work. Why? Because it cheap. Just sit them down, shut them up and rake in the dough.

Yes. They just soak it in. It’s basically really expensive baby sitting with a smiling front man priest or whatever to convince everyone it’s all on the up and up

Yes. And people dont admit to themselves these people who obviously don’t have the kids best interests at heart… well, what is their motivation than?! schools are just giant scams and what the model they follow is they rake in the dough, speaking about thai private schools here, and they put a face of religious figure at the front of it all so it’ll all seem legit and clean. But the fact is who knows what shady deals are going on. Schools are no different than any other cutthroat corporation. Why they are so entrusted I have no idea. It’s because parents just jam their heads in the sand and pretend it’s all ok

Yep. People overemphasize the importance of school. The “good” stuff kids learn in school would mostly be learned if they were at home. People really think schooling is some paradigm set out from the heavens above, never to be questioned. Yet the fact is, it’s completely unnatural. There’s no basis for it at all in my opinion. Schooling should be much more personal. You NEVER see this accounted for. For example some kids do well in school, and maybe school is the best place for them to be. Others do horribly and simply cannot concentrate. Maybe they’d much rather be out dedicating themselves to a sport or other similar passion. Yet we just lock them up under this very odd social paradigm that “all kids must be in school”. It’s so weird… school in part is just another way to make better taxpayers in my estimation. And don’t even get me started on college. I think what kids need to be taught is how to learn. And how to think critically. And no, this won’t take 14 some odd years to do. That way as they go through life they are able to independently learn stuff at their leisure and as they are interested in it. Motivated by getting better at it. I think the proof is in the pudding. Make a contest between a student in school who studies French for a year and a kid who lives in France for a year who’s interested in learning French. Everyone knows the truth; kids learn nothing about foreign languages in school even after YEARS of studying they can barely put together a sentence. School is a giant mirage I tell you. I suppose it’s just another thing to add to the list of stuff it’ll take people decades to figure out. You should be home schooling to btw I don’t care what your situation is. Thanks for coming to my Ted talk on the inadequacies and misunderstandings of schooling

I’m sure the teachers wanting shorter hours with same pay had nothing to do with this

That’s what happens occasionally when you build too close to the shoreline.

Oh wow. I’m not sure I should be giving cooking advice but here goes. I’d look up an online recipe if you want some extra seasons and bits but this is what I do. i simple throw the full crabs in a pot with cut up potatoes. Don’t cut them too small because they will disintegrate. I add coconut milk, which you can buy fresh at markets or in little boxes at the grocery store. I add a bunch of onion. Don’t slice too small. I put in some finer, why not. Maybe a little oregano. Ground pepper. And red curry. You’ll only need a handful of it. And some garlic. I usually add some water and then I just cook it all for about an hour. After it boils I set it on the lowest heat. It’s really all about the potatoes… which I take out and add salt pepper and green onions and then use the red curry as “gravy”. And the crabs you break the legs and it’s small bits but it’s the most delicious meat ever. I hope it goes well if you give it a try. It’s hard to mess up I’ve found because thai curry and coconut milk are very nice quality. And plus with the crab adding flavor to your curry it adds so much. I don’t clean the crabs at all btw, I simply wash them off and throw them in. I think all the stuff in there adds to the curry flavor,

Since covid began I’ve noticed the people who push the covid / lockdown / get vaccinated narrative are NEVER concerned about censorship of the other side of their argument. I’d like to point out why this is such an obvious tell tale sign of being incorrect in a debate. And since I have never seen one person on that side of the argument who oppose censorship, the argument becomes even stronger. If you are correct, why on earth do you need to censor people?! Are you presuming everyone is so stupid and can’t look at the facts and decide for themselves? It’s a no win argument. You’ve backed yourself into a corner if this is your position. There’s simply no logical way to defend your position. Another way to look at it is, if you have nothing left, what do you do? You censor. Because you see the facts piling up against you and you’ve nothing to do except shut the other side up. Thank you for coming to my Ted talk on how you can’t want to censor and be correct simultaneously.

Yes! It might be so slow as to be imperceptible with air bubbles. I bet if you swapped to new valves it would go away. I’ve just succomed to filling them all the time. Nice part is the fill stations have the digital readouts so it’s easy and fast

I feel like it’s not a leak with the tires. My theory is it’s some cheap and common valves that just commonly leak (normal operation). Well I guess that is a leak but maybe you get the point. I have to fill up my tires every trip. I guess it’s a pain but I just gotten used to it. They all leak the same amount. I guess it could be the climate somehow but I doubt it. I think it’s Thai valves