/siberia/ - Off-topic

i mean statistically speaking its completely normal. there are hundreds of thousands of scientists in the US, thousands of people die in mysterious circumstances every year, some of them are bound to be scientists.

>>784832
Especially when you consider they work with machines and chemicals that can leave residual damage from exposure

A lot of our scientists from the old days died from radiation and chemical poisoning from experimenting

This is not hard to judge if you're actually honest with the available information. Put all eleven cases together. Were they all high in the academic/R&D ladder? Were they all in similar or related fields? Did they all have similar deaths?

>>784793
my main issue with this particular conspiracy is that I can't even figure out who would benefit from 11 scientists getting merced.like >>785036 has mentioned you'd have to start asking if they were all connected in one way or another before even beginning to create a working theory of who stands to benefit.

>>784807
>>784811
>>784801

I have arrived at similar conclusions regarding conspiritards, the actual info doesn't matter or any notion of being subversive it's literally a cluster B personality disorder and they genuinely think the world revolves around them. Problems are not systemic and the outcome of material factors but a personal attack on them by somesort of cabal for being oh so special and unique.

>>785045
>I have arrived at similar conclusions regarding conspiritards, the actual info doesn't matter or any notion of being subversive it's literally a cluster B personality disorder and they genuinely think the world revolves around them. Problems are not systemic and the outcome of material factors but a personal attack on them by somesort of cabal for being oh so special and unique.

Most of them are vintage pop culture enthusiasts. They base their moral compass on older generational aesthetics

Notice how a lot of right wing media often uses audiovisual samples of recent-vintage movies/music and often like to quote stories about their favorite pop cultural icons

With what I know now I would be genuinely conflicted on which side was better, in the long run..

slavers eternally mindbroken

>>784241
Status is relative. Billionaires compare themselves to other billionaires and feel like they are still missing things in life.

They don't mean physically outside, they mean get off twitter and such. Like playing minecraft or decorating the CSS of your website are both "going outside."

>>784271
Does it, or is it mostly the act of doing a "social ritual" ?

>>784241
Was Palvolich Bourgosie?

>>784360
bleak

>>784712
According to Hitler, Italians were Aryans before they mixed with moors and Africans. Hitler outright said this to ᴉuᴉlossnW's face lol

>>784688
Meadows actress was very good but i always thought it was weird they got such a brown looking girl when Tony isnt very meditteranean looking and Carmela could pass a swedish woman.
She look north african.

>>784710
In the UK that guy would definitely be seen as mixed (read: black), I feel like it's probably the same in most white majority countries.

>>784775
Dumas is generally considered to be mixed race in France and he looked like that.

>>784775
he looks north african/south italian, what are you talking about lol. other than his hair he doesnt look black at all to me

Hi Haz. We've already established why tailing the most reactionary elements of the petite bourgeois is a dumb fuck political strategy a million times over, but you do you.

Because you are all a controlled opposition that frightens ordinary people with its radicalism.

>>785041
/pol/:

• doesn't read
  
• is retarded
  
• is motivated by petty bigotry and other retard motivations
  
• personality type: low openness, low agreeableness, high neuroticism*
  

https://www.richardhanania.com/p/liberals-read-conservatives-watch
https://www.richardhanania.com/p/the-based-ritual

/leftypol/

• reads
  
• isn't retarded, just willfully stupid
  
• is occasionally motivated by resentment, but can usually be forced to think things through
  
• personality type: mid-high openness, mid-agreeableness, mid-high neuroticism.*
  

https://www.richardhanania.com/p/left-wing-ideologies-are-not-conspiracy
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>>784121
You have to realise casual sex wasn't really viable back then because contraception wasn't effective as it is today and his oneitis was one-sided on his part.

>>784784
I'm talking about an actual relationship, not casual sex. Iirc he spent his whole life pining after some woman who thought he was a loser.

>>784784
Really?
I thought people had more casual sex in the past.
We have more contraception available and less people are fucking today

>>784784
Its more to do with ideas around sex being intertwined with marriage, we've had condoms for ages.

I think back in the day if you wanted casual sex you'd just go down to a whorehouse and fuck like 5 broads.

>>784785
Many such cases
This is why I’m grateful for having Internet porn and manga

>>773490
I did watch the original gundam and the introduction of special snowflake children made it a hundred times worse. Everything had to become about sucking them off for how special they are for being born this way. Regular people are much more interesting in that show.

>>771268
/thread

Take psychedelics

>Charisma - Greek kharisma "favor and/or divine gift", from kharis "grace and beauty"
god queued y'all shitheads as a curse lmao

>>771266
"charm" is the technical term for the size of your jawline

No, I'm saving myself for marriage.

we do this thread every month, yes i would obviously fuck big booty lady in her big ass

She look like a fighting game character

>I know I have terrible taste in porn, i know it’s slop, I like it that way
Being overly apologetic is sometimes more rude than just being earnest. Shed that internalized cringe culture.

Source engine is really powerful, there's a reason so many 3D artists like it.

>>778544
Fuck that’s hot, the art really giving off that Im married to toreil in an isolated home in Greece, do you having any more quality shit I’ll share more

>>784621
My strategy is to get their number (just google the company) and call them directly saying you had been called before to set up an interview, bluff them, if they call you out just say you've got a lot of called and make a mistake.

>>784615
Full of women and zesty men. It's also not a real job, literally anyone could do it.

>>784634
>zesty men
Literally cant recall ever meeting a man who worked in HR.
>literally anyone could do it
That goes for most jobs.

Right now I am looking for work in HR, even though as an autistic moid I am never passing a vibe check.

>>784634
literally anyone could do anything dipshit. whats your job? i bet i can do it

>>784589
>HR arent even the ones giving orders
Still one of the functional units closest to those who 'give the orders' in most organizations.
>they dont fire people because they think its funny
From personal experience with HR people: they actually do enjoy firing people. Its also them working out who to fire when 'the order is given' to reduce head count; be assured that they themselves are the last ones who will be downsized unless there is some acquisition and merger shenanigans going on.

As other anon(s) already said: they are the 'companies'' face representing porkie's interests within an organization. As such they recruit reactionaries and people with the highest degree of false consciousness that happily 'manage' the 'human ressources'. They implement and manage 'hiring processes' and happily interfere when qualified appplicants fail their vibe checks.
They are the ones to plan and execute programs to increase 'team spirit' and 'identification with the company' and all that surreal dystopian shit to raise 'motivation' while pay and working conditions are atrocious.

Further more: their degree of power and options to interfere is greatly overinflated in comparison to their actual understanding of the business and what actually happens 'on the ground'.

I had the pleasure to attend requirements workshops with these people to come up with new 'onboarding processes' and it is actually impressive how clueless these people are in regards to what is happening around them and with the applicants they actually hire.
HR is some of the worst examples of bloat in the managerial strata in even mid sized organizations, let alone big corporations and attracts the most reactionary elements of asinine class traitors.