No. I don't know the details, but inasmuch as there's a "community" around that term, there's been dumb e-drama over how it's now solidly middle class "i wish i had a better work-life balance" types over people agitating (or more likely just shitposting) for an end to capitalism.
Again, complaining about a hint of hyperbole re: a sseth video just strikes me as arguing for the sake of arguing. Others understood my meaning just fine, but you seem to always find cause for conflict. /shrug
Within the Ottoman empire the idea that boys weren't men and that it was for this reason okay to have sex with them as a man was prevalent. One can refer to Lord Charlemont's "The Travels in Greece and Turkey" from 1749, who on a Turkish ship found that there were boys around only for the purpose of homosexual relations. There are passages in the memoirs of Baron de Tott where he describes Ottoman soldiers fighting for the attention of boy dancers and that the boys were in higher demand than the girls.
We did, Ustad was fond of it
Yup, pretty much with the same effects.
IIRC there was a point where he made close to the yearly minimum wage per video. If he doesn't charge for the video it's because either he thinks the game is not worth your money (COQ) or that he's been sponsored (his latest). So even if he slacks and makes six monetized videos per year you're looking at well over 80k. Sure that's not the jackpot but if he channels the full power of his semitic ancestry a few years of working the grind he could make it work.
Fun Fact: If you have a specific allele (I can't be assed to look up the name of the gene right now), even the highest medically prescribed dose of methylphenidate loses out to an ordinary mug of coffee. I learned this from experience and genetic testing.
True. Although, he was talking about the medical industry in general. Not just North America. He spent most (if not all) of his life in Europe, as far as I know.
If he was an immunologist, did he ever have the balls to talk about Covid or the vaccine?
He studied oncology, focused on immunotherapy - very different subject.
TBH there's a wide overlap between immunotherapy and oncology, due to the fact that much of the research on cancer treatment is focused on answering why tumors avoid response of human immune system and trying to reverse this effect. Many oncologists that I knew (when studying in medical Uni) were also knowledgeable in immunology.
Pardon the tangential question, but is the "imminent mass presecution" referring to any particular issue or incident that I missed?
