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Military recruiters broke man's leg after grabbing him, hit women on the street & finally, made a woman faint
A collapsed society
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A collapsed society
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CT spending $7,890 for a first class ticket to Japan to make this face for a $3 sandwich with whipped cream
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PRESIDENT TRUMP:
“UNFORTUNATELY, IN RECENT YEARS THE U.S. GOVERNMENT SOLD TENS OF THOUSANDS OF $BTC THAT WOULD NOW BE WORTH BILLIONS.”
“FROM THIS DAY FORWARD, AMERICA WILL FOLLOW THE RULE EVERY BITCOINER KNOWS…”
“NEVER SELL YOUR BITCOIN.”
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“UNFORTUNATELY, IN RECENT YEARS THE U.S. GOVERNMENT SOLD TENS OF THOUSANDS OF $BTC THAT WOULD NOW BE WORTH BILLIONS.”
“FROM THIS DAY FORWARD, AMERICA WILL FOLLOW THE RULE EVERY BITCOINER KNOWS…”
“NEVER SELL YOUR BITCOIN.”
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Meanwhile in New York
The Storm is starting to hit & all the shop shelves are already bare following a state of panic buying.
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The Storm is starting to hit & all the shop shelves are already bare following a state of panic buying.
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In Japan, what looks like a mountain fire in Nara today is the centuries-old Wakakusa Yamayaki ceremony.
After fireworks, the grassy slopes of Mount Wakakusa are deliberately burned to renew the land, help prevent uncontrolled fires, and as a traditional prayer for peace and good fortune.
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After fireworks, the grassy slopes of Mount Wakakusa are deliberately burned to renew the land, help prevent uncontrolled fires, and as a traditional prayer for peace and good fortune.
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January 25, 1978. On this date I was trapped in the "Great Ohio Blizzard of 1978."
Couldn't go outside because 4 feet of snow blocked the door. But it meant no school for a week, which was the best part. After 2 days we could go sledding down the hill in our backyard.
After the plows came through, each house had 10-15 foot of snow piled up in their yard. This meant another week of playing "King of the Mountain" with all the other kids in the neighborhood.
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Couldn't go outside because 4 feet of snow blocked the door. But it meant no school for a week, which was the best part. After 2 days we could go sledding down the hill in our backyard.
After the plows came through, each house had 10-15 foot of snow piled up in their yard. This meant another week of playing "King of the Mountain" with all the other kids in the neighborhood.
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A basalt tablet unearthed in Georgia bears 39 completely unknown symbols.
It could completely rewrite our understanding of the origins of writing.
Discovered near Bashplemi Lake in Georgia, this remarkable basalt artifact dates to the Late Bronze Age or Early Iron Age (roughly 3,000–3,500 years ago). Measuring about 24 × 20 cm, the tablet features 60 finely carved characters arranged in seven neat rows.
What makes this find extraordinary: 39 of these symbols appear nowhere else in any known ancient script or language — they are entirely unique.
The exceptional craftsmanship, achieved with precision tools such as conical drills, indicates the work of a highly advanced society with sophisticated administrative, religious, or scribal traditions.
While the script remains completely undeciphered, researchers speculate it may represent:
- A lost ancestor of the Proto-Kartvelian language family (from which modern Georgian descends)
- An independent local writing system that developed and disappeared in the region
Although some characters superficially resemble signs from ancient Near Eastern, Anatolian, or even Egyptian scripts, they do not align with any established linguistic system.
The tablet might contain records of military victories, construction projects, royal decrees, or ritual offerings — but for now, it remains an enigmatic, silent puzzle.
This discovery underscores Georgia’s crucial — and often overlooked — role as a cradle of early civilization and raises a profound question: how many other lost languages and writing systems still lie hidden beneath the soil?
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It could completely rewrite our understanding of the origins of writing.
Discovered near Bashplemi Lake in Georgia, this remarkable basalt artifact dates to the Late Bronze Age or Early Iron Age (roughly 3,000–3,500 years ago). Measuring about 24 × 20 cm, the tablet features 60 finely carved characters arranged in seven neat rows.
What makes this find extraordinary: 39 of these symbols appear nowhere else in any known ancient script or language — they are entirely unique.
The exceptional craftsmanship, achieved with precision tools such as conical drills, indicates the work of a highly advanced society with sophisticated administrative, religious, or scribal traditions.
While the script remains completely undeciphered, researchers speculate it may represent:
- A lost ancestor of the Proto-Kartvelian language family (from which modern Georgian descends)
- An independent local writing system that developed and disappeared in the region
Although some characters superficially resemble signs from ancient Near Eastern, Anatolian, or even Egyptian scripts, they do not align with any established linguistic system.
The tablet might contain records of military victories, construction projects, royal decrees, or ritual offerings — but for now, it remains an enigmatic, silent puzzle.
This discovery underscores Georgia’s crucial — and often overlooked — role as a cradle of early civilization and raises a profound question: how many other lost languages and writing systems still lie hidden beneath the soil?
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