Who would've thought, that they lied to them in order to make them go there... These people actually believed, that they'll just get a "Perfect life package" on arrival.
Entitled Migrants Complain About Hospitality And Prices After Invading Spanish Territory
https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/entitled-migrants-complain-about-hospitality-and-prices-after-invading-spanish
A simplified history if the ideal female body.
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/MspVnx6lJgg
@shortstories History... Canada was and technically still is a British colony (Just look at their currency) and the British had this habit of taking the finest of Indians and bringing them back to the UK or other colonies they owned. And for the actualy question of "Do they like to live there?". Try and ask a Canadian Indian. Unlikely you'll get one here, but who knows.
"Why Do Humans Have Different Skin Colors? The Evolution Story Nobody Told You"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sqSa65rd78M
This is observably true. Since 2015 it is observed, that asylum seekers struggling with weather conditions and temperatures the further they go from the equator. Here in the UK most of them prefer the southern part and only the boldest ones go all the way to Scotland. There's also a financial incentive to prefer London, but we also know from reports, that the winter is really hard for them.
"What Happens To Child Predators in Prison"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XIItvKib-8s
Not all evil acts created equally...
@shortstories I don't think I can explain this to you in 500 characters. The relevant literature is close to 10000 pages.
You also use terms like IQ, Charisma, social skills, ect extremely loosely, which makes it very difficult to make you understand why you're wrong.
Understanding what IQ actually measure would be the 1st step. You use it as a "Smarts" stat, like in a video game, but it's not. Someone's "IQ score" is an average to begin with. It's the combination of multiple specific IQ scores.
@shortstories Yeah, it looks legit. The higher maths requirement means higher IQ. But IQ isn't just maths. IQ tests involve memorization, vocabulary, spacial recognition, pattern recognition, ect. And other fields require different aspects of intelligence. Social sciences focus more on pattern recognition and memorization. Law is similar to maths, where you need to learn and use a lot of rules, although those rules aren't mathematical.
@bigmattoidchimpin @shortstories You're missing the point.
Intelligence: Analytical work. Calculations, strategy, understanding systems, deploying logic, ect.
Charisma: Someone's ability to alter someone's behaviour through emotional means. This don't necessarily require logic.
In Law, you need to know the legal system and you have to understand the inner workings. Winning in court mostly rely on evidence and logic, but you also need to be able to deliver this in a believable way.
@bigmattoidchimpin @shortstories Yes, it's true, that these programs usually employ people who had that specific problem. But they're not employing people who are still struggling with it. The whole point is to give the participants a Role Model who made it out, instead of just giving them a preacher. Addictions severally damage self esteem and restoring that is far more difficult, than curing the addiction itself. No system is perfect. Some might be able to lie about it, but not all of them.
@shortstories Law and Psychology are a mix. You need intelligence and charisma too. You can't just make up shit in a court room. For reference look up people's attempt to use AI.
Psychology studies Charisma and intelligence, but it requires intelligence to do the research. Charisma is more required for the service side of Psychology, aka Mental Health.
Economics and Business also mixed. Very role dependent. Jews infamous for being accountants, which isn't a charisma role.
@shortstories Jews obviously part of the White category and Hispanics/latinos push everybody out. Although, African/black also show some gains.
@shortstories Since you're so obsessed with Jews and their role in society, I share a video with you from Rabbi Dr. Shai Cherry, who's a reformist Jew and actually talk about this subject.
Coherent Judaism with Rabbi Dr. Shai Cherry
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_4pOKDkbHXo
At 3:30 he demonstrate the religious composition of education levels. After that he talks about structure of the Jewish religion and the internal conflicts between different aspects of Judaism.
@shortstories Post legit video about IQ. Make an unrelated comment, that wasn't mentioned in the provided material at all.
Maybe dig up a video or article, that actually measure the correlation between professions and religious background?
@shortstories Not in every case. Some drugs create permament addiction. But there's a documented evidence to the idea, that todays drug problems are the result of the bans. The street drugs would be a lot weaker, if the Gov wouldn't try to ban them.
Same story with the alcohol ban. Instead of letting people drink safe alcoholic drinks, people ended up making stronger and far more dangerous illegal ones. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moonshine
Healthiest Family on TV (1964)
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/ypehYT-ZJhc
Yeah, it was just a flipped script, where they were allowed to be a happy and functional family, because their appearance and activities provided the entertainment value.
Other model families needed to be disfunctional to create entertainment value through internal dramas. The very model of almost every modern disfunctional marriage.
Every Country’s Craziest Military Role
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/3oJIliSjC64
Denmark's answer is badass indeed, but also sounds almost completely useless.
The whole world agreed on a paper size, except America
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/hNBE35pSuC8
I'm starting to wonder, if there's anything in the USA, that is in line with the rest of the world... Sadly, I'm not even sure about genders at this point...
@shortstories There's some truth to this logic, but these type of behaviours not entirely genetic. In most cases these are maladaptive behaviours and can be corrected by resolving the underlying issue. Unfortunately this type of support rarely free and requires time to stick. This is why alcoholics anonymous and similar groups can book successes with participants.
@shortstories I'm going to assume, that the information is generally accurate, but this is the type of content, that shouldn't be an AI frame animation. Showing the actual maps would've been infinitely better and more reliable.
I have some knowledge about Napoleon and that part sounds legit. He carried a literal library of maps with him to every battle, which was the source of his success. Losing Waterloo because of a bad map sound like a good enough reason. He won off more insane battles.
"Everything will look like a conspiracy, if you don't know how anything works." - some random educated person on the internet
I use the power of science and psychology to understand the world