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It's a really old novel and relatively old movie, but it's a must watch. The original purpose of the story was to help people understand higher dimensions according to mathematics, but it's also a great criticism of society. The depiction of woman as one dimensional beings is a great reflection of the Victorian Era mindset people had and for the most part it's still alive and well. Of course this goes both ways as we know today.

Flatland The Film: Official HD Version - youtube.com/watch?v=avMX-Zft7K

Currently reading Elon Musk's biography and it's a very interesting read. Only half way through, but his Steve Jobs energy is clear as day. It's interesting to look behind the scenes and see the many failures and the absolutely ridiculous amount of risk he's taking just to fulfil a childhood dream. He reminds me to Winston Churchill, who also lived his life with the belief, that he was always destined for greatness. Elon's goal to reach Mars in his lifetime is mad, but he might just pull it off.

[AMV] Don't Know How to Stop - youtube.com/watch?v=1N9ezrcgde

This was made in 2009 and it still hold up to the best animations, that we see today. 7 years, hand drawn, almost bankrupted Madhouse, like all legendary works. In case you haven't seen this 18+ sci-fi racing anime movie, give it a shot. It's great. 😎

Redline - youtube.com/watch?v=fzHD04_Owy

"The 'Do-Not-Hire List' Is Real. Here's What Actually Gets You On It." - youtube.com/watch?v=4OmEbeR3Bt

Just a bit of "Good to know" information about how HR operate when it comes to hiring.

"Asian Women's Inferiority Syndrome to White Women Explained: JBWW" - youtube.com/watch?v=TfX52FpfkW

A little explanation from an asian local about the phenomena, where white man consider asian woman attractive, while asian woman trying to mimic western white woman, who go after black guys. Just a basic comedy situation, where everybody just operating on their personal believes and don't clarify. Literary the comedy foundation of every anime.

Books:

F. A. Hayek, The Road to Serfdom (1944)

Robert Nozick, Anarchy, State, and Utopia (1974)

David Boaz, The Libertarian Mind (1998)

Hans-Hermann Hoppe, Democracy: The God That Failed (2001)

"The Experiment That Was Supposed to Kill Gravity" - youtube.com/watch?v=S1mnuJUOQK

Just a reminder, that we have people like this in the world with jobs, voting rights and platforms to voice their opinions and ideas. If your gut feeling tells you, that you're speaking/listening to a stupid person, do your homework and figure out who's the dumb one in the interaction.

"Interviews With People Born in the 1800s! Filmed in 1929 Restored in Color " - youtube.com/watch?v=v-5DCZ4uTF

I'm so glad, that we always had people who made sure, that personal histories get recorded. It helps a lot to figure out what was and is true in our historical knowledge.

"History Professor Answers Corruption Questions | Tech Support | WIRED" - youtube.com/watch?v=Q_2CPW2cbT

The state of broken families, because both genders forgot who the future belongs to. "He's Totally Right About Everything 😭" - youtube.com/shorts/pb4DyKblE7Q

"He Tried to Save the USSR… and Accidentally Destroyed It" - youtube.com/shorts/saIBBLniDHo

Mikhail Gorbachev was a very interesting politician in the USSR. He loved the USSR and as an idealist, he thought human kindness and honesty can save it. Unfortunately for him, he hardly understood how horrible the USSR was for the average person or oppressed countries. So, despite his best wishes no one wanted to support his plan and give the USSR a 2nd chance.

"Rishi Sharma Is Interviewing Every Living World War II Veteran | History NOW" - youtube.com/watch?v=QsHbEGXhWj

He's still doing it btw...

Never forget July 1st 2026! TFM's computer died and therefore no stream.

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