Chickens prefer the same faces that humans consider attractive.
It seems hard to think that they do so due to social construct.
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It seems hard to think that they do so due to social construct.
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Honestly, nothing has made me more excited for the Enhanced Games—and a little bit scared—than this picture of an absolutely roided-to-the-gills swimmer who could probably kill a great white shark with his bare hands mid-race and still set a record
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Just sent everything to 0 and be done with this sh&t once and for all.
Can't take this pain everyday.
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Can't take this pain everyday.
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Turkish concerts are a heaven for the performers … cigarettes and fire are provided during the show …
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REASONS BEHIND THE CRYPTO MARKET DUMP
1. Renewed attacks on Iran
CBS News reported the US could strike Iran again.
New strikes would spike oil prices, which makes inflation worse. And higher inflation could push the Fed toward rate hikes instead of cuts. Bad for crypto.
2. Clarity Act odds falling
In just 2 weeks, the odds of the Crypto Market Structure Bill being signed into law dropped from 75% to 50%.
Yesterday it was reported the SEC delayed plans to allow tokenized stock trading on the blockchain.
The pushback against crypto has started. Short-term bearish.
3. Bond market stress
Japanese bond yields are hitting new highs and US yields are surging.
High yields make borrowing harder, which hurts risk-on assets like crypto.
What happens next?
$BTC has dropped below $75,000.
If strikes happen this weekend, $BTC could fall toward the $72,000-$72,500 support zone.
If no strikes happen, we could see a strong reversal next week.
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1. Renewed attacks on Iran
CBS News reported the US could strike Iran again.
New strikes would spike oil prices, which makes inflation worse. And higher inflation could push the Fed toward rate hikes instead of cuts. Bad for crypto.
2. Clarity Act odds falling
In just 2 weeks, the odds of the Crypto Market Structure Bill being signed into law dropped from 75% to 50%.
Yesterday it was reported the SEC delayed plans to allow tokenized stock trading on the blockchain.
The pushback against crypto has started. Short-term bearish.
3. Bond market stress
Japanese bond yields are hitting new highs and US yields are surging.
High yields make borrowing harder, which hurts risk-on assets like crypto.
What happens next?
$BTC has dropped below $75,000.
If strikes happen this weekend, $BTC could fall toward the $72,000-$72,500 support zone.
If no strikes happen, we could see a strong reversal next week.
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In other words, she only likes chats out of her league, and that's why they can get away with treating her like sh&t
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Ireland - Dublin
Migrants working in Spar beat intoxicated Irish men who wouldn’t leave the shop.
They blatantly take advantage of the state the Irish men at in.
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Ireland - Dublin
Migrants working in Spar beat intoxicated Irish men who wouldn’t leave the shop.
They blatantly take advantage of the state the Irish men at in.
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“86% of people have rejected the govt”
Cllr Malachy Steenson is very pleased with doubling his vote, and he says he’s on course to take a seat in the next General Election either in 2029 or before
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Cllr Malachy Steenson is very pleased with doubling his vote, and he says he’s on course to take a seat in the next General Election either in 2029 or before
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