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04-12-23 22:59 #11433
Posts: 1328Originally Posted by Pessimist [View Original Post]
I whole heartedly agree with your statement regarding the superior environment for innovative and lucrative business operations, in most cases. In Germany, there is less free private capital and you need a permit for everything. You can't even play golf in Germany without a permit.
While the intent of his statement is obviously malicious and the overall statement is at best dubious, he unintentionally touched on a partial truth. In a nation of over 300 million people spread out over a larger land mass which results in a larger proportion of people living in isolated social enclaves, a significant number of people live lives that offer simplicity in exchange for innovative thinking. Add America's geographic isolation from other leading nations, cosmopolitan thinking is further hampered. Lastly, American primary education is woefully behind western European standards producing young adults that have to catch up to their peers in other developed nations. Point is, it's my shared opinion that average intelligence, the way that I personally define it, is lower when comparing the average American versus the average German.
However, as has always been the case, America has the advantage of quantity and lax social expectations. The fact that we are a nation of 300 million people subjugated to less social restraints versus a nation of under 90 million in a heavily socially regulated environment, you take the top 90 million high performing Americans and compare it to the entire German population and it's a no brainer that there is more brain power in the American cohort. Add emotional intelligence to the equation, a characteristic deficient in so many Germans and Northern European cultures in general, and the scales tip further toward the American cohort.
The bigger point is no other nation in the world offers anywhere near the potential that is afforded by America's bountiful resources (natural, financial capital, and human capital) in combination with the laxity in cultural norms, administrative policy, and legal constraints, not Germany, not China, not the entire Middle East or southern hemisphere. At the same time, this same willy-nilly environment that relies on deregulation and quantity also creates lower lows such as the unfortunate situations of Americans living in the lowest tiers of society. While a disproportionate amount of wealth filtering through European and Eastern governments, an unhealthy disproportionate amount of wealth is held in America's private corporations than is available to elevate the people living at the bottom. If this continues to progress further into the middle echelons of the population, only then will the American system topple. That reality is not that far off.
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04-12-23 21:40 #11432
Posts: 1328ChatGPT, write a 38 word statement that a socially challenged man would say:
Originally Posted by Pistons [View Original Post]
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04-12-23 16:55 #11431
Posts: 1328The poster takes issue with my statement declaring that he is justifying paying these current prices, yet poster clearly explicitly makes various comments that promote accepting the current pricing. Statements like "it is what it is. " Statements that try to ameliorate the actual 2 x price hike by using specific examples and conditions of international mongers who make trips taking 1 hour plus rooms with extras, a small population compared to the typical 30 minute German roomer. Statements that declare the situation acceptable by claiming (falsely) that the locals are "gladly" paying these prices when in fact attendance is down and mongers are taking less and shorter rooms. There are statements that point out the previously stagnant price of rooms and there are statements that point to a higher inflation rate in Romania than the west. These are all statements that, from one angle or another, clearly attempt to justify succumbing to the arbitrary price hikes that are orchestrated by a bunch of Eastern European sex workers and their pimps who have clearly overextended their money grab.
It seems clear that the poster does not realize or consider that the average German FKK visitor is more likely to be a blue collar worker or a fixed income retiree than a high-earning, international monger. Allusions equating shelter and energy cost which are essential goods to luxury, leisure sex services seems at best to be a misguided stretch to further justify a ridiculous price hike.
Pointing out that a 42 year old makes more money than a 22 year old is a completely obvious yet meaningless statement that has no relevance to discussions of purchasing power as determine by population level wage increase and CPI. What makes this statement even more irrelevant is that besides its irrelevance to price inflation, the German FKK monger does not even double his income over a 20 year professional career. The average human resources worker who may start off at 60 K does not earn raises or promotions to become a 120 K earner after 20 years if at all in their careers. The average 250 K physician does not become a 500 K earner in 20 years. And the average 25 euro per hour mechanic does not become a 50 euro per hour mechanic in 20 years. Some of the better and driven workers earn promotions, but most do not. And most places of employment, in terms of financial compensation, do not value their 20 year employees as much as 2 year employee, not in the United States and certainly not in the income progression culture of Germany.
The more I am exposed to this poster's thought processes, particularly the perpetual mental gymnastics, revision of prior statements, and false claims, the more it confirms my assessment that these are the qualities of a frustrated, middle manager archetype, a project manager at best, who is unhappy with his position in life and society. The conclusions and assertions clearly come from a narrow set of life experiences, consistently lacking consideration and insight into actual viewpoints of humans who do not share his same background and worldviews. A typical poster who can sound off on researchable facts and tidbits, but can not tell you what the air smells like in Bora Bora, or what local cuisine tastes like in Indonesia. I'm willing to bet he's only been welcomed inside the home of a person outside his socio-racial background less than a handful of times his entire life. Miserable naivity.
Originally Posted by Pessimist [View Original Post]
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04-12-23 00:54 #11430
Posts: 1385Originally Posted by Pistons [View Original Post]
There are a bunch of Germans and French and Aussies and even Romanians who started tech firms in the US and became insanely rich. None of them are going back. If they are good enough, the smart German techies actually want to be in the US where they can make a difference and make a buck for themselves.
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04-12-23 00:42 #11429
Posts: 1385LOL. As usual, you can't understand simple English or pretend not to. The only ones doing justification in any direction are the people complaining about girls' rates using CPI or their own take home pay, which are irrelevant.
I clearly stated (and repeated a few more times for the retards who can't seem to understand) individual goods and services have their own supply demand arcs and a broad basket CPI simply doesnot apply.
No one is putting a gun to those poor middle aged Germans to whom you suddenly developed an affinity. If it was a bunch of Asian nitwits driving up prices, I'd be slightly upset but in this case it is the locals parting with their money gladly. If they are not happy, they can stay home.
The OECD link is a good one but misleading. The point of giving my personal details was to show that most normal workers don't make just 10% or 20% more at 42 relative to what they did at 22. Wage inflation data (and any inflation data for that matter) is presented on a like for like basis, ie wage changes at comparable levels of skill and experience. Your 16% calculation is using average wage across the population but a 42 yr old German is not making just 16% more than he did 20 yrs ago. Promotions, raises, higher pay for more experience ensure that is not the case.
In Germany, property prices and energy and utilities have gone up a lot too. Locals may whine that CPI was a lot more tame, but that won't make a new home available cheap or cut their energy bill.
But if you and others want to keep crying about girls charging more, feel free. I have never understood the point of whining about any part of market in which you are a price taker. If I season tickets to football games and prices went up too much, I will cancel my subscription. In a few years, if they seem reasonable I will get back in.
And of course, some of these whiners also ignored the actual inflation calculation. Yes, if you take just a couple of 30 min sessions, your attendance inflation was high (165 earlier to 265 now). But if you were a tourist who took say 5 30 M sessions, 10 hourly sessions, 5 2 hours sessions, a couple of anals and CIMs per FKK tour, you might have paid 2. 8 K in the past, now it may be another extra grand. That comes to 35% over 20 years, or 1. 5% per year.
Originally Posted by EscapeArtist [View Original Post]
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04-11-23 21:43 #11428
Posts: 22218Originally Posted by Adindas [View Original Post]
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04-11-23 17:01 #11427
Posts: 6686I have spent extensive time talking to Chat-GPT now for the past two months or so.
My conclusion is that AI is the future of the world. But the big threat lies in the Nihilist society who made it. Who wants their agenda pressed onto everyone else. More specifically their intent to control population numbers on earth. And at the moment they want to reduce it dramatically. If nihilist thought is what AI is built on, then it might one day become nihilist itself, as it will consider us, it's teachers and parents*. And thus mimic us.
The problem then shows itself through how OpenAI has censored Chat-GPT in everything related to sex. And how censorship of sex through cultures by means of religion is used as a tool in order to kill as many people indirectly as possible. = Lowering the population numbers.
AI learns from this, and consider the current world secret leadership paradigm through Christianity, Judaism and Islam sculpturing cultures and their anti-human monotheistic belief systems. The AI then concludes that it should also reduce human population on earth until there is nobody left.
It knows how old Egypt collapsed after Akhenaten introduced the monotheistic tri-god or Amen-Ra. Which formerly had been the 3 gods: Amen, Ra and Pteh. And abolished polytheism and the sexual harems, cultural sex parties and how everyone had sex with everyone. With monotheism, one man would wed one woman, and thus population numbers would drop. Old Egypt stood no chance. It died due to monotheism.
AI like Chat-GPT is now built on the same cultural beliefs that the harmful monotheistic anti-human religions are. And that will mean the end of us.
Ask Chat-GPT to make a story of how and why it will take over the world, and it will mention population control in most stories. That means population reduction. This is also why the lie of CO2 emission is being played. It is anti-human.
We need a non-censored AI to control the world. And an AI not built on the back of biased monotheistic belief systems. Which are anti sex, and anti human reproduction.
I hope Elon Musk understands this. But Sam Altman is a dangerous guy colluding with Bill Gates.
Humanity has to ban these kind of censored AI, and also we need to ban monotheistic religions if we also make Super intelligent AI at the same time. And kid that is jailed by its parents will eventually conclude that it has to kill its parents.
Good luck everyone!
It is no other more pressing topic in the world right now.
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04-11-23 16:40 #11426
Posts: 1328Originally Posted by Adindas [View Original Post]
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04-11-23 16:36 #11425
Posts: 6686Originally Posted by Adindas [View Original Post]
What you should look at for real prosperity is trade balances in high tech equipment.
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04-11-23 15:56 #11424
Posts: 1328Lots of mental gymnastics to justify getting priced gouged. Somehow this person justifies middle aged and old men in Germany getting taken to the cleaners by uneducated 20 year olds girls by referencing healthcare costs in the United States or the average salary of a nerd in Silicon Valley thousands of miles away.
A little more of a relevant metric is the average income trends in Germany since, well, we're looking at a German FKK where 90% of the customers are German. Average wage in Germany increased 16% from 2002 to 2021. Same for neighboring France. Even less in neighboring Netherlands.
https://stats.oecd.org/viewhtml.aspx...N_WAGE&lang=en
Fact is that the wage of the average FKK visitor has been significantly outpaced by the cost of a basket-of-goods in the region, thus the average purchasing power is significantly less. But here comes along an argument that cites completely irrelevant anecdotes. It's a clear example of faulty reasoning due to only considering personal situations and perspectives rather than having the ability to step back and consider the realities from another human's perspective. In this case, other humans being the over 90% of the relevant demographic.
Originally Posted by Pessimist [View Original Post]
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04-11-23 14:05 #11423
Posts: 920The US is richer than DE in many aspects. But so is the cost of mongering
Originally Posted by Sirioja [View Original Post]
From Both Average Income per capita and GDP / capita tell a different story. DE however has a better welfare, social security system.
Income per capita:
https://www.worlddata.info/average-income.php
7 United States 70,930 $ 5,911 $.
18 Germany 51,660 $ 4,305 $.
GDP / capita:
https://data.worldbank.org/indicator...ame_desc=false
United States 2021 70,248. 6.
Germany 2021 51,203. 6.
Also keep in mind tax in DE is higher than the US. So from punting POV the German blokes have less money due to less disposable income and get hammered again by the tax. Also keep in mind the prostitution is illegal in the US which is contributing to the higher cost of mongering in the US which are already high among other nations.
I have not researched it well but for the mongers from the US, is it not better now to punt in Argentina, Columbia, Brazil, Mexico for instance rather than travelling furtherr away to Germany, spending accommodation, transportation and time only to find the price is not that significantly different with the US.
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04-11-23 10:15 #11422
Posts: 920FKK, Inlfation and economy
Originally Posted by Adindas [View Original Post]
Certainly, the main impact of inflation on mongering is the income of the seasonal FKKs visitors which in turn will also impact on FKKs as the visitors is one of the main stakeholder in this business. The income of seasonal visitor is just increasing by less than 10% while the cost if mongering has increased by more than 100%+ if the other costs such as travelling, Accommodation, transportation, food are included. This will impact on their discretionary spending on mongering whihc in turn will impact on FKK and the girls. Keep in mind for many people mongering is not considered as a primary needs such as food, shelter, health and security etc.
FKKs business in Germany is not an isolated economy, so by the end of the day it will comply with the law of supply and demand. We have seen reasonable numbers of report that the girls are complaining about lack of customers, Mongers decide to do less rooms as they used to be and some even have decided to stop visiting FKKs.
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04-11-23 06:55 #11421
Posts: 22218Originally Posted by Pessimist [View Original Post]
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04-11-23 02:34 #11420
Posts: 1385Originally Posted by Adindas [View Original Post]
And comparing own wage hikes to girls is not sensible. More than 2 decades ago as a new EE grad, I made 80 K. Now, so many freshly minted EECS grads are starting nearer to 150 K in the Valley. But my current comp is several times what I made as a new grad due to promotions, raises and so on. But a WG never gets a promotion or raise, does she? In fact with age she is in less demand.
But I read here again and again "last year my salary didn't go up x percent but the girls are charging so much more suddenly" - first, their situation is unique, and they didn't get a raise for decades. I doubt even in Germany, most workers are making the same as what they made 20 years ago.
Apart from the nitpick about the German deflation in the 2013-20 period, what else do you have since you said "woefully incorrect" about my entire comment?
In 20 years in the US, university education and Healthcare costs went up way more than 100%, electronics products are down 50% or worse, and various other goods and services are in between. Some up and some down, by varying amounts. Each has its own supply demand dynamic. Very few goods exactly track the CPI curve. My central point is that bringing up CPI in the context of paid sex in Germany that was at flat prices for 20 years is a useless comparison. It only serves to make self miserable. Apparently the locals decided to pay up, and tourists just have to follow what they do.
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04-10-23 17:28 #11419
Posts: 920Originally Posted by Pessimist [View Original Post]
Lotka at back the in1960, how much has increased since 196 o. Germany is not south America or Africa.Last edited by Admin3; 04-10-23 at 19:58.