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1. Blank (type_other@poa.st)'s status on Tuesday, 10-Sep-2024 10:44:03 JST Blank

   • GENSOKYO STRATEGIC AEROSPACE DIVISION

   Put yourself into a nigger's reference frame and imagine how otherworldly amazing white people's minds must seem.

   It looks like whites have some magic superpower that allows them to predict the future, envisioning the most likely consequences of their actions as clearly as if they'd divined them from a crystal ball.

   How else could they access such esoteric knowledge ahead of time, like "If I throw boiling water at this cop, he will kill me"? That's impossible to know. How does whitey do it?

   Future-knowledge really is an amazing gift. It's incredible.
   
   RT: https://poa.st/objects/17f87f3e-ff26-4763-9c06-dfbecba687ee

   • Blank (type_other@poa.st)'s status on Tuesday, 10-Sep-2024 10:44:03 JST Blank

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     • GENSOKYO STRATEGIC AEROSPACE DIVISION
     @randbot The observed science behind the Breakfast Question is actually pretty old now, and this lecture should be required listening for all white people to understand what they're dealing with.
     
     bitchute.com/video/G6926rKzpGoX/
     
     Africans have a harder time with the concept of concepts. They sometimes don't even have words for simple things like numbers, shapes, or colors, let alone more complex concepts like "obligation," "motivation," or "investment."
     
     As such, counterfactuals and hypothetical scenarios simply slide off them. There is no such thing as the future.
     
     Try to explain insurance.
     >"But I'm not sick."
     >What if you were?
     >"But I'm not. Why do you think I'm sick?"
   • 獣耳会社ｗａｎ (wan@poa.st)'s status on Tuesday, 10-Sep-2024 10:44:03 JST 獣耳会社ｗａｎ

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     • GENSOKYO STRATEGIC AEROSPACE DIVISION
     @Type_Other @randbot It's interesting how much grief in getting Whites to understand the African may have flowed down from past missionary zeal – in their great haste to bring the Word to the dark continent, the adventurous preachers who arrived long before OG anthopologists often just made up African-English dictionaries that shotgunned abstract words the Africans didn't have like "promise", "covenant", and so on. Future compilers inherited that work, and the rest is history.
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