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07-08-21 17:44 #47306Senior Member

Posts: 18164Depends on the apple. In Curitiba, Brazil there were tons of empty places with for rent and for sale signs. Rio is way bigger than Bogota and Medellin. Curitiba is smaller than Bogota and bigger than Medellin. I do not think I know any Brazilians that lost jobs due to the pandemic.
Originally Posted by ZebraStripes81
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One from the first world may surmise that. In Latin America and Southeast Asia, if business is bad then you raise prices to make up for the loss.
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07-08-21 17:44 #47305Senior Member

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Originally Posted by Osteoknot
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The voices of reason! If you read these two posts and you think you have good reason for a contrary view. Well. You're mistaken.
Originally Posted by GeneHickman
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07-08-21 17:38 #47304Senior Member

Posts: 410Once again a quite astute observation osteo. But to me this is such a public health issue that I feel it's fair to say, if you choose not to get vaccinated, you don't get to put other vulnerable people at risk. So you can't board a plane unless maybe it's your private plane. You have to wear a mask in a public space etc. So effectively this is not about them in as much as it is about their impact on those around them. They are the reason this thing will linger. As to the rest of the world, yeah there are plenty places where the vaccine supply will catch up, and I predict enough people will either get it or get the acquired immunity by end of 2022. Yes variants pose a risk, but that risk is accelerated where it is raging wild. Most of these variants have emerged in countries where it raged, I. E. India Brazil etc. And they were not vaccinated as a population much by that time. They are random events but random event also happen with certain odds and when it's raging it's just more likely.
Originally Posted by Osteoknot
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07-08-21 17:29 #47303Regular Member

Posts: 7Mileroticos, Photoprepagos and other sites
How do they work? For example if I wanted to marry call a girl over do I pay her before or after?
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07-08-21 17:16 #47302Senior Member

Posts: 410Not sure I entirely agree with your reasoning. If that's the case, why is it that slightly older women say in their later 20's who one could argue have been around the block more and figured out the game better don't seem to act the same way. I have observed things close to what osteoknot talks about. Whether coincidence or real I will not know. However growing up without a father leaves a void in a child's life, girls included. I do think it manifests with sexual promiscuity and an affinity to older men. Heck Medellin is proving that out on a grand scale to our benefit.
Originally Posted by MiamiSammy
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07-08-21 17:15 #47301Regular Member

Posts: 1643That is aweseome info
He has what I call the "Burning House" argument. If someone's house catches on fire you let it burn and you don't try to put out the fire or save lives because you can't prevent all fires in the future. Obviously, a ridiculous and irrational viewpoint.
Originally Posted by JohnClayton
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07-08-21 17:08 #47300Senior Member

Posts: 156Relative Poverty: Brazil vs Colombia
I've been mongering in Brazil for 7 weeks although just arrived in Colombia roughly a week ago. I quickly noticed that Relative to Rio de Janeiro, there seems to be more economic disruption here- in Bogota half the buildings are empty or for sale, and in both cities (Bog+Med), destitute people will literally beg for your scraps of food as you are leaving a restaurant. There was plenty of homelessness in Rio, but the amount of street begging, and in particular just for food by legitimately hungry people as opposed to some sort of aggressive panhandling by a street urchin- is much greater in Colombia.
My question to the experts here- pre-covid: was there the same presence of begging and desperation in the streets, or is this a new development?
A follow up question- if it is indeed the case that Colombians are suffering disproportionately- why have SW prices, particularly in Bogota seem to have risen to unrealistic levels? One would surmise the opposite to be true.
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07-08-21 17:04 #47299Regular Member

Posts: 1643Not being there at the moment I can only give you a best guess
And that is the only constant is change, reports are biased and out of date within a week, you never know what will be the latest trend or newest angle. Being observant as you are, and flexible gives you the best opportunities.
Originally Posted by Surfer500
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07-08-21 17:01 #47298Senior Member

Posts: 156Truth in both sides of this debate
I think this is absolutely true- as a business decision it's much more shrewd to seek out and cater to an older crowd. A lot of young mongers think that they should get discounts or freebies for being young / fit / attractive. With a semi-pro that might work- but a real pro doesn't have time for such nonsense.
Originally Posted by MiamiSammy
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On the flip side- "Daddy Issues" are a real thing- but its hard to put a number on it. My estimate would be that roughly 30-40% of the working girl population has unresolved Father issues stemming from neglect / abuse / etc and in general these girls with no father figure are more sexualized and promiscuous.
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07-08-21 16:42 #47297Senior Member

Posts: 3945Lmao
Seriously you really must mean 42.
Originally Posted by JustTK
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07-08-21 16:26 #47296Senior Member

Posts: 1945Thats just so incorrect and demonstrates that you didn't really read what I wrote. You are clearly attacking a POV which I do not hold.
Originally Posted by MiamiSammy
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The vast majority of people will remain unvaccinated forever. You seem to be equating your own little societal bubble with what's going on in the greater world outside. Thats the problem. Unless you want to live in a world where you cut yourself off to most of the world and constantly have vaccines, your theory doesn't work.
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07-08-21 16:23 #47295Senior Member

Posts: 1945I didn't measure it myself, I had it tested several times. My IQ is 142. I am fine with that.
Originally Posted by MiamiSammy
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You seem happy to throw insults but you haven't given any details as to why you think my POV is stupid. Well, at least nothing that makes any sense. Please explain why you think my opinion is stupid. I am good at listening and always happy to learn. Hence my IQ.
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07-08-21 16:12 #47294Regular Member

Posts: 1643Too long and self-indulgent for me to want to read
But guys around here seem to like long reports. And I can be long winded and an attention-seeking myself. Your posts remind me why professional writing is always edited. The take-home for me is you seem to really enjoy yourself, and that's cool in this sport at any age.
Originally Posted by NilAdmirari
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07-08-21 15:33 #47293Regular Member

Posts: 1643Your argument has loopholes that you can drive a Mack truck thru
Not worth debating any more here. I have often said, people who post have their minds made up already, it's not as if anyone here is asking whether or not they should get vaccinated. As long as we live in a free country then people are free to make bad decisions, even when it is against the greater public good. Psychologically, many if not most people with these viewpoints already feel marginalized by society for other reasons, economically, politically, religiously, other scientific fringe beliefs (he keeps bring up vivisection and patent medicines). By going against the grain of the popular common sense opinion, they feel empowered and it compensates for the other issues and internal conflicts in their fringe belief systems. Control is the issue for them, not science or outcomes or greater good. They already feel persecuted, ignored and marginalized and this is how they compensate.
Originally Posted by JustTK
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07-08-21 15:14 #47292Senior Member

Posts: 6420Being under self confinement in sex prison I do appreciate such reports of distinction such that I don't really mind the vax vs anti-vax debate.
Originally Posted by NilAdmirari
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