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[QUOTE=Pistons;2555037]Our little cute Thai American nurse travels 400 kilometers for work, living in a single male bohemian cave watching porn all day long while smoking pot. Every time we met a white guy, he always told me afterwards how he hated the guy. Including 5+ white guys here on the forum. Since he grew up in savanna where his Thai mom got stuffed full by an Italian dude all throughout his youth. I can imagine certain psychological traits were acquired after that pointed at Europeans.
Sad emotional story. Reminded me of that story in Altered Carbon of the main character when he was young. Hiding in a closet with his sister.
That is perhaps also why he never really grew a cock. Because he was afraid of really going inside someone.
Or perhaps he really was ment to be born as a girl, but at the end, a tiny penis grew a few cm. As if mother nature was in a limbo until the very end. And FKK girls tell stories about this and of what an easy room with him really means.
He doesn't attend FKKs to be with girls, because sex for him is terrible. He has this hobby to make friends. A real loner. I felt sorry for him and tried to invite him that one time I suppose.[/QUOTE]Sad story for past brothels friends, just confirming me really not places to make friends, but only worth for me to enjoy girls on our own standards if we are able to find, then should be easy, fast and with no consequences game, but few need consequences with a prostitute, and many are more interested by other guys than by women, even they are at work, when the woman part is the most attractive for my desire. Really bullshit and jealousy land.
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[QUOTE=Pistons;2555054]PaulinZurich: how is that for research? Took me 3 minutes to write down, since I know this for a long time. And much more.[/QUOTE]Bravo, you learned yesterday that Zeus is not Artemis. After all, Zeus was only the most powerful god. That is progress for you, well done.
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[QUOTE=ShooBree;2555084]In Russia the tax rate is 15% for incomes over 5 million rubles, oh the Russian "commies"! LMFAO![/QUOTE]So you define "freedom" based on how low the taxes are? Do you even know what freedom means?
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[QUOTE=Pessimist;2555015]There is a biologics firm called Wuxi Bio in China that has a market value of $60 B. For reference, Biontech's value is $42 B.
Sinopharm is at $10 B value. Innovent Bio has $17 B value. Innocare, Livzon are valued between $5 to $10 B. Jiangsu Hengrui is valued at nearly $70 B but I don't think they are pureplay drug development or how much of their sales come from original molecules.
There are at least another 10 to 15 firms in China which are valued in the billions of dollars by the market.
Again, I doubt very much that China ever wanted to truly develop a functioning vaccine. Their urgency might have been much higher if they were looking at a nationwide calamity as most countries have been facing for a year.[/QUOTE]Definitely agree that there's a strong likelihood that the CCP has less vested interest in providing the best possible product to help their people. They do have "alternate methods" that is effective for their culture. I mean, "zero" COVID deaths in North Korea!
Just speaking off the cuff as I'm not well versed in Chinese Biotech companies, but my first instinct is that these companies are not the world's leading innovative companies. What I mean is that there are tons of profitable biotech companies, profitable companies in general for the matter. My first job out of undergrad was with a small 30 employee company that churned out over $50 million in revenue. But that company was hardly innovative, as in, they didn't push current tech to higher stratospheres. Want to know how they generated most of their revenue? By taking other well known approaches and making it more cost effective. The largest contract was with the a subsidiary of the Costa Rican Ministry of Health. All we did was take already proven, establish germ lines and produced cheap antibodies that were effective enough for mass use. These third world governments could have paid 5 x the price for a Johnson and Johnson product, but our company found a niche for profit taking.
Another analogy could be Wal-Mart. They don't innovate much of anything. They hardly provide revolutionary products. But they're gangbusters at generating profit. Even as Amazon takes over the world, Walmart will continue to command an enviable position in the profit-now market.
Maybe those companies you listed have some sector-changing products down their RnD pipelines, but a quick google search of a couple of them steered me into thinking that they are profit-taking companies whose primary goal is to take current technologies and provide products and services that maximize efficiency, minimize cost, while filling logistical / supply chain voids. Who believes that China isn't a capitalist economy! Anyway, I would like to see what shares of those companies' revenue goes back into Research and Development. And by that I mean the pure idea of RnD, not the industrial engineering variety.
I will preemptively admit that my hunch is influenced by my opinion of stereotypical Chinese culture: practical and risk averse.
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[QUOTE=ExpatLover;2554929]100 years ago, during the so called Spanish flu pandemic Spanish people were killed but nobody can tell you today that the flue originated from Spain, now you again want to blacklist China. Advise you to get some better knowledge about copy in China, if you want to sell your product in China you need to pass the CCC and to do so you need to provide all the technical data from your product including raw materials.[/QUOTE]Ironic that you bring up the Spanish Flu. While a definite site of origin remains a mystery with epidemiologist ruling out a Spanish origin with near certainty, the two leading culprits for the origin of that H1 N1 lineage were China and the United States. China has been a hot bed for influenza variants for over a century while the US theory points to poor farming and livestock practices in the American Midwest, which were often filled with Chinese migrant workers.
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[QUOTE=HammerTime96;2554966]I find it funny that the only favourable opinions about the Chinese response (lockdowns & a fascist police state) come from CCP trolls and born-again-Green-neo-communists. LOL![/QUOTE]Funny you say that to an independent contract worker who has avoided having an employer for the better part of my adult life. Have fun with your Monday through Friday life of payroll slavery. Sally from accounting says that you will not be reimbursed for your QAnon membership dues.
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[QUOTE=Pessimist;2555024]Anyway, even if US travelers are accepted in DE, not sure how many will be rushing. Their situation is now worse than here. All the travel related businesses (airlines, Visa / Mastercard, etc) are saying regional travel is opening up -- intra Europe, US to LatAM corridor, etc. Speaking for myself, I will go only if the FKKs are functioning, normal, and girls quality / service is reasonably near pre covid levels. Otherwise, I have no interest in visiting Europe for tourism purpose on my own or w / family (and speaking of FKK visits, the big problem for me is still how to come up with believable stories to leave home for extended periods).[/QUOTE]At some point, the German (and other Western European governments) will have to take off their "proceed with caution" hats and recognize that while their "3rd wave" is viewed through the lens of higher infection numbers, it has not produced a corresponding number of fatalities and hospitalizations.
If they actually make that revelation, the cost benefit analysis may lead to a faster than currently expected reopening. Someone with actual credentials will sooner than later crunch the numbers and perhaps propose that the declining case fatality / infection fatality rates may be due to the larger proportion of at-risk populations being vaccinated. With UK and Israel still opening up rather slowly and methodically, the reasonably controlled situation in the practically wide open but decently vaccinated United States may serve as the model that factors vaccine efficacy with the benefits of a speedy reopening.
On this last day of my work contract, my fairly large ICU admitted our first critical COVID case in about a month. And I am currently working in one of the most restriction-free states. We've practically been open since last summer! Here's to cautious optimism. Everyone should assess their own risk profiles and those of their close loved ones, but I'm taking my vaccination card, avoid any at risk seniors, and going to wild out in Florida and Mexico next week!
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[QUOTE=ShooBree;2555049]Ehrm, aren't you the guy who make gay "jokes"? Well, you're not funny nor "creative" and I couldn't care less about the opinion of a friendless, jobless little troll like you.
You're an immature little loser.[/QUOTE]Damn, ya took a step back. Talk to you tomorrow!
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[QUOTE=Pistons;2555062]I never wrote that it was worse than covid. But all you manage to do it lying and taking everything out of context.
But those deaths, in addition to stories of how they didn't always have food for them back in the villages was something I linked to the resistance in India regarding the most advanced lockdown measures. It was part of what lies behind the political choices made.
But I never expected much brainpower from you in understanding this anyway.[/QUOTE]Never said you did. The underlying point is whether restriction-related deaths outweigh COVID deaths in India. I don't have those numbers. Perhaps your secret network with insider information does.
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[QUOTE=Sirioja;2555053]You came to ask, because you were just not able on your own and needed advice to choose a girl. I remember one here telling me on Summer 2015 at Sharks, Karin was Spanish, what she told him, so I went to her and she was Romanian for me after 1 minute. If I believed what he told me, I would not have gone to such wow beauty and missed pleasure when we repeated, as usual. Even in Spain, I don't go with Spanish girls. In brothels I heard from many guys about girls, but never such story than yours, and you really didn't impress me, knowing quite well the girl and her behavior, going daily out of Sharks, she might need to go for something. I mean else than going to sleep.[/QUOTE]Glad you got an ego boast from mere small talk. Cool beans.
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[QUOTE=Pistons;2555030]You and me have known this for a long time m8! But true, it is fun to finally rub it into the heads of our brainwashed audience full of wannabes here.
[URL]https://www.cnbc.com/2021/04/26/bill-gates-on-when-he-thinks-the-world-will-be-back-to-normal.html[/URL]
I just hope that our beautiful Romanian and Bulgarian girls will be fine throughout all of this.[/QUOTE]You have a habit of quoting articles that go against what you are arguing. Do you do that on purpose? In that case nice reverse psychology job.
So yet another article that says the opposite of what HT and you are saying. He says that there will be an end for the [B]pandemic[/B] and the end will be due to vaccines. As US reaches high vaccinations levels more doses will be available for the rest of the world.
So US and EU will get closer to normal, the rest of the world will follow in time. He might be too optimistic how soon that will happen for the rest of the world in 2022.
*BillGates* Thank you for the transfer, that will cover my services for the next month. Thank you for the documentation how to mine bitcoins using the chips from the vaccinated people in my area.
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[QUOTE=Pistons;2555046]Ok, Apollon and Artemis. It was not even key to my post, thus the parenthesis.
As I also wrote in my post, the question weather or not the snake is evil, is flipped around like a coin. To control population numbers. In China for example the emperor is born off a dragon (serpent), probably referring to a penis. That's the story, I know all of that. But it just means they wanted to control the population.
The rebirth and transformation link fits 100% well to my population control story. But you are not wise enough to understand this. I know.
The old testament is probably older than Greek mythology. The old testament is based on sumerian religion, or was written alongside, or even before akadian and sumerian, and Greek is based on egyptian mythology. The only reason I mentioned Greek is because of Asklepios (or how it was spelled) and the symbol. But the sekt he was part of, and of course they have a narrative to advocate it, took inspirations from old times past. Older religions. And it was one of the false God's as referred to in the Genesis.[/QUOTE]The mistake is double embarrassing when you also spell Zeus as Zews. 'Hooked On Phonics' didn't work this time.
Lots of religions have shared mythologies but there's hardly a strong case to say that monotheistic Abrahamic religions are based on Polytheistic Mesopotamian religions. You might want to fast forward a thousand years to Zoroastrianism where monotheism and the idea of Satan first took off. You would have a better case if you said Judaism was based on Egyptian Atenism. If sharing fairy tales means "based on," you might as well say that Egyptian mythology is based on Sumerian religion. Most religions share a common flood myth. Maybe Hopi Native Americans are based on Sumer.
And let's see, if serpents represent penises, but they also represent fertility. I'm guessing they're thinking of fucking and procreating, not population control. And with the many references to snakes and fertility in nomadic native American peoples, I'm guessing population control was not a prerogative in sparsely populated North America when American Natives where out there hunting buffalo and mammoths in their loin cloths.
The timeline of Satan and snakes barely makes a dent in the history of serpent myths. It makes no chronological sense as satanic figures didn't even appear until Zoroaster not even a thousand years before Christ. Serpent mythology was around way before then. Hell Snake myths even predate Osirus, Egypt's god of the underworld.
Hell Australian Aborigines literally worshipped the Rainbow Serpent as their creator god 8000 years ago.
Maybe you're just scared of snakes, perhaps due to Norse fairy tales about Jormungandr and Ragnarok.
I'll give it to you though, the persistent inability to admit fault or ignorance despite several people calling you out on your bullshit is indicative of some pretty durable psychological armor. You must have forged it through decades of social rejection. It serves you well in protecting that broken inner child. Might be more beneficial in the long run to address your core issues and work on them.
Watch, I'll start, "I'm an arrogant asshole who wastes too much time arguing with people on a hooker forum. I should eat better. I need to stop skipping leg day. I should call my mother more."
Now you try it.
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[QUOTE=Clodius1;2555045]Not racist amigo. I live in a predominantly Asian community. We have Vietnamese, Koreans, Japanese, Burmese, and Chinese from Taipei and Hong Kong here. My reference to China has nothing to do with race. Maybe I will call them the ChiComs hereon out for clarity's sake.[/QUOTE]Oh, no dig on you dude. I was genuinely referring to the boneheads who get emboldened by hot words and phrases. They're pack animals who are easily influenced to take it as a green light to thrash on some make-believe common enemy. Hell, I agree that CCP bears significant blame for this mess. I just cringe, knowing that there are people who can't be bothered to differentiate a person from their government's actions. Or people who can't be bothered to even differentiate different nationalities. Not that I think Chinese people should be harassed, but it's even more baffonery when they harass their own countrymen of Vietnamese, Thai, Korean, Filipino, etc origin.
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[QUOTE=Pistons;2555037]Our little cute Thai American nurse travels 400 kilometers for work, living in a single male bohemian cave watching porn all day long while smoking pot. Every time we met a white guy, he always told me afterwards how he hated the guy. Including 5+ white guys here on the forum. Since he grew up in savanna where his Thai mom got stuffed full by an Italian dude all throughout his youth. I can imagine certain psychological traits were acquired after that pointed at Europeans.
Sad emotional story. Reminded me of that story in Altered Carbon of the main character when he was young. Hiding in a closet with his sister.
That is perhaps also why he never really grew a cock. Because he was afraid of really going inside someone.
Or perhaps he really was ment to be born as a girl, but at the end, a tiny penis grew a few cm. As if mother nature was in a limbo until the very end. And FKK girls tell stories about this and of what an easy room with him really means.
He doesn't attend FKKs to be with girls, because sex for him is terrible. He has this hobby to make friends. A real loner. I felt sorry for him and tried to invite him that one time I suppose.[/QUOTE]LOL, I know I hurt you pretty bad when you literally just grab random shit out of thin air. All out of material eh?
Your tears of frustration taste so sweet. But get over me dude. You're starting to sound like a psycho ex-girlfriend.
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[QUOTE=HammerTime96;2554967]Why do you think the German government passed a new lockdown law last week? Because there is light at the end of the tunnel and they are confident that this "vaccine" will successful against a fast-mutating Corona virus? WRONG, think again! [/QUOTE]Sorry, I'll have to keep reminding that mutations are slowest in SARS CoV-2 and faster in the Measles vaccine that you took as a child. Also, help lower transmission, get your annual flu shot.
Mutation rates expressed in 10 (-3) nucleotide substitution per site per year:
2. 38 SARS CoV-2.
7. 8 Measles.
10+ Polio.
11.62 Flu A.
[URL]https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC446188/[/URL]
[URL]https://jvi.asm.org/content/89/21/10993[/URL]
[URL]https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2818276/[/URL]
[URL] https://academic.oup.com/ve/article/6/2/veaa040/5841225[/URL]
[QUOTE=HammerTime96;2554967]
To all the brave (and not so bright) vaxxxed Guinea Pigs out there: enjoy you "vaccine" and enjoy your "new freedoms" (old pre-2020 civil liberties), because by autumn your new "new freedoms" will be declared "NUL and void" again due to the next batch of mutations and we'll be in another lockdown.[/QUOTE]I dunno man, put down the political partisan hat for a short while and maybe you can enjoy a couple club visits, even if it ends up short lived. Perhaps a week in Spain can scratch that itch. Booster shots if needed won't be as big an ordeal. If it all goes to shit, I'm sure you'll get the resistance you've been calling for. It would take martial law to force people through this for a third straight year. Hell, I'll support you if it plays out that way. Not for the same reasons as you, but rather to protest pure government incompetence. I've got 1500 rounds of ammo in my bug out bag. Burn the Reichstag! Storm the Bastille!
Vive La aresistance!
P.S. I think Pistons has a crush on you.