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Economy US Tariff Hike Shakes Southeast Asia's Solar Industry, Thailand Among Hardest Hit
i will not be going to the USA or buying anything made there while Donald Trup and Vance are Pres and VP. I hope Americals will vote these 2 losers out of their posituons in the next Federal election. -
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Are you actually using AI yet?
AI isn’t useful by itself. I’m not talking porn here—but in the right hands, with the right need, it becomes something more. Not a mind. Not a soul. Just a tool—sharpened by intent. -
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Crime DSI Arrests Chinese Tycoon Linked to Collapsed Government Building Project, Hunts 3 Thais
But they rarery do, as in The red bull kid, tony or Yingkuck.... -
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Kennedy Moves to Eliminate Petroleum-Based Food Dyes from American Diet
The problem is some of these dyes were already on the list to be phased out. Of the rest, the clinical data is mixed about harm. On the otherhand, advocates say these colorants are of no benefit to consumer, so the barrier to banning them (evidence) should be lower than for other additives. But the problem is the rhetoric. The Health Secretary is exagerrating the importance of these dyes in the health of children, while ignoring others which have much stronger evidence (sugar, HFCS). But the latter has much stronger defenders from industry (farmers). There is extremely strong evidence about nitrites, but that will see Americans deprived of cheap crispy bacon, salamis, slim jims and jerky. Will he ban bacon and pizza? No. The danger is the ban is enacted and then interest in food quality falls away, and a Health Secretary announces he has fixed autism etc, based on some nonsense, and switch his focus to vaccines, fluoride etc. Safety of food will worsen due to cuts at the FDA and HHS that he has overseen. Banning the dyes is easy, but will be a smokescreen to the real harm in health that is likely to occur. Banning dyes sounds like fantastic news to the Little People. -
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Why haven't you learned Thai even after several years as an expat in Thailand?
I accept that i will never be willing to put the effort in to be fluent in Thai . However I did at least learn a basic amount of thai decades ago and while i will not be able to watch tv or carry on any serious conversations at least i know enough to get along in everyday situations. Yes it did take an effort on my part as it does not just drop down from the sky. A decision that has brought me a lot of fun as thais seem to love to try and figure out what is falang trying to say and have a lof of good laughs...not at me but with me. It will never cease to amaze me how many falangs seem to spend decades here and can't count to ten or much of anything else which would maybe take a normal person a few days to learn. IMO their loss. -
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Do you believe in God and why
Who comes first? The Anticrist or Messiah? For those of you who are Christian’s, is this the end times? Or just another time with false prophecies? I have gotten phone calls, Jehovas on the door, and other evangelicals approaching me on the streets, and also my brother have turned to Jesus. I’m still confident, this is just SH, but people in general seems to be in doubts What are the signs of the 2nd coming of Jesus? The rise of false cults (Matthew 24:5) Many shall go to and fro (Daniel 12:4) The sign of the fig tree (Matthew 24:32) The increase in the number and diversity of earthquakes (Luke 21:11) Apostasy of the church (Revelation 3:16) The corruption of the world through lust. ... The return of the days of Noah (Luke 17:26
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