Personal reflections on sociology and daily life
Hereford, U.K.
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In the electoral battle for dominance, Keir Starmer's Labour Party has made a remarkable shift—one unimaginable a couple of years back. Labour, historically renowned for its internal war of national identity, has embraced a strong brand of patriotism.
So it was nice (obvs) to see a BTC ATH today, and it's stuck for almost 24 hours ATW...I've been selling a little into this, lord knows I've waited long enough, much of that bought at half these current prices, and one doesn't stare a 100% profit in the face and not take something out...
Donald Trump may claim his trade war with China is all about bringing manufacturing jobs back to China, but in reality it may be a counter to the fact that the US is losing the tech race with China...China's Manufacturing Muscle: EVs and Consumer Tech
I've been more active than usual of late, with X runs in the past X days, well if you count my cheeky little 2.5K run last Friday...I've also been doing 20 mins circuit training 4 days a week, so happy dayz, more activity!
The respondents used terms such as these an average of 14 times a day. The roster of so-called "politeisms" in the research is "a treasure trove of British evasion. "No rush, when you get a chance," used by 39% of the population says: "Get on with it, I've been waiting an unreasonably long time already."
I've been planning on putting together a proper 'escape from the city bag' for ages now, but just never quite got around to it, and it turns out I now may be well behind the curve....The EU recently urged its 450 million citizens to be equipped for anything, from a flood to a pandemic to an invasion: every household is instructed to stockpile enough food, medicine and supplies to get through the first 72 hours of a disaster. “Europe cannot afford to remain reactive,” the strategy states.