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El otro día hablaba sobre esto y que los pilotos de Fórmula 1 lo hacían antes de las carreras, pero no sólo ellos. También lo hacen otros deportistas para mejorar la coordinación, funciones ejecutivas, cognitivas, tiempo de reacción. Son solo unos minutos al día, merece la pena
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WHY DID
MICHELANGELO NOT WANT
TO PAINT THE SISTINE CHAPEL
WAS IT BECAUSE IT BROKE GOD’S
2nd COMMANDMENT?
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French Conspiracy Commentator Dimitri explains precisely what’s happening in France - this Guy is absolutely Top Class
Everyone needs to watch this
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Two sisters singing the same song, year by year since 2012… It just made me smile the whole video and then everything started getting blurry 😭😭
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A magazine-fed bow. Suddenly I'm a lot more interested in archery.
No background check, no registration, no waiting period, because it isn't a firearm. Democrats can't stand that sentence. California Rep. Kevin Mullin already has a federal bill to reclassify high-powered airguns as firearms so the gun rules can reach them.
That's the playbook. When the law can't touch something, Democrats change what the word "gun" means.
Watch the engineering here and ask yourself how long before they come for this one.
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They hate beauty. They hate Christianity. They hate every Western value that built European civilization. They were never here to join it, It was always to conquer.
These are third worldists, radical Islamists, and the leftists who import and enable them, people with no attachment to the West they’re overrunning.
Our European ancestors were getting cut in half with swords and axes to secure this inheritance for us. They would look at what we’ve done with it, open borders, cultural surrender, entire cities treated as disposable and see cowards who handed their civilization to people who despise it.
Our heritage means nothing to them.
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Please read, mark, learn, inwardly digest and share as widely as possible.
A new version of chaos on the horizon to force martial law and cancel the election
the-network-uk.org
@KerryHopkinsTV @CryptoRichYT @the_irascible @TRobinsonNewEra @MontgomeryToms @joerogan @elonmusk @RealDonKeith @danwootton @Iromg
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You have no choice but to save the United States. There is literally nowhere left to go. This is it. The last bastion. The Alamo. Last stop Saloon. If the US completely falls, it's checkmate Earth. There's nowhere to run, nowhere to hide, you can't opt out. There is no Shire.
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The whole point of this circus is to ascend. Earth gave you trauma, lust, ego, money, fear, exes, taxes and algorithms, and you still think the mission is to get comfortable? Fam, how many side quests do you need before you clock the main one?
Earth is basically spiritual GTA. Temptation everywhere, random boss fights, people trying to rob your energy, and half the population still thinks the mission is get a mortgage and die politely.
The game is simple. Master yourself, stop getting baited by every impulse, learn what the fuck you are, then ascend. People turned the tutorial into a 70-year side quest.
Imagine reincarnating 12 times just to keep falling for lust, ego, money and people’s opinions. Brother, complete the fucking level.
You got dropped into a body with desires, fear, trauma, hormones, ego and free will, then surrounded by distractions 24/7. And people still can’t work out there might be a test going on. Comedy.
Life keeps sending the same lesson wearing different faces and people keep calling it bad luck. Fam, at some point you’ve gotta pass the fucking exam.
The wildest part is people think the goal is comfort. Nothing about this place looks designed for comfort. It looks like a spiritual obstacle course
You came here naked, leave with nothing, and somehow people think the whole point was collecting shit in between. Mad
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I just found the most relatable post I've seen all year.
And yes, this is true.
But we still have to fight to protect the peace in front of us and those who are weaker than we are.
A hundred years from now, all the pain we feel will amount to nothing. But that doesn't mean we can simply accept the pain that is unbearable to us during the brief hundred years we are here.
Maybe that's all we are: tiny beings who keep resisting, even knowing that in the end, all of it will disappear anyway.
All we can do is what we can.
Imagine being given somewhere around 80 years on a planet floating through an incomprehensibly enormous universe, surrounded by billions of people you will never meet, mysteries you will never solve, places you will never see, and more knowledge than you could absorb in a thousand lifetimes...
and spending the whole damn thing worrying about money, arguing with strangers, impressing people you don't even like, and doing something you hate five days a week because somebody convinced you that was life.
I don't know, man.
I think we may have gotten a few things terribly wrong.
