How do you like them apples?
Where did I write I went to school in the Netherlands or lived in the Netherlands?
Where did I write I went to school in the Netherlands or lived in the Netherlands?
PS. Let me share a canon of interpretation before you embark on a fruitless journey:
Casus omissus pro omisso habendus est.
Nothing is to be added to what the text states or reasonably implies. That is, a matter NOT COVERED, is to be treated as NOT covered. The interpreter must NOT read by way of creation, policy preferences, or politics. It is NOT his function or within his power to change, enlarge or even improve the text. The search for what the drafter "would have wanted" is invariably either a deception or a delusion.
The fact that you don't know the difference between a quote without proper credible citation and Warren explaining things on video shocks the living bejesus out of me. You do you! Invest ALL you want in any currency you want. Good luck!
Again, you made a HUGE assumption! A S S - U - M E
Look up also Jumping to conclusions fallacy!
You mean the person who starting speaking Dutch to me, send me an article from the leading Dutch newspaper, went to VWO, had a subsidized University degree from the EU and had a retired Dutch judge as neighbour? Which country could this be! Keep bullshitting. Keep shitting on the institution that bought your education and gave you the opportunity to become who you are and most importantly, don't ever stop being a hypocrite!Again, you made a HUGE assumption! A S S - U - M E
Do you think retired Dutch judges ONLY live in the Netherlands?
Do you think the Netherlands is the ONLY place that has VWO?
I'm out! Look up Hasty Generalizations fallacy: The Fallacy of 'Hasty Generalizations,’ Explained
Good luck! I'm out!
This one
It's all good, brother!
It sounds like you (have) had a very interesting life then! The mastery of so many languages must have served you incredibly well. My bad for assuming you were Dutch, I do speak Dutch but I just don't live there anymore for multiple reasons.It's all good, brother!
It was really just Cantonese Chinese food. The owner also had a VHS and Betamax video store next door full of Chinese (HK) movies. After dinner time, I delivered food and movies to people's homes. A perk, we got to watch Enter the Dragon and Silver Fox and Drunken Master in Chinese. A child learns quickly.
I needed money, so I worked a lot. I did every job I could get my hands on. Our family was poor. They were immigrants. C'est la vie.
A lot of wealthy European retired scholars moved there. It was safe and they could afford gated communities on the beach! Rich French, Germans, Dutch, Brits, Italians etc etc. When I say neighbor, I mean in the same neighborhood. NOT next-door neighbor. I spent my whole day after school with the retired scholars doing work for them for money. Most Europeans, especially retired scholars, seem to enjoy the hands-on approach to doing things. Hence, how I became a polyglot.
Cheers, mate!
No problem! That's my strength - you see?
China number 1 partner is USANo problem! That's my strength - you see?
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The people who are longing for the collapse of China simply WILL always IGNORE the information that goes against their narrative. But they'll ALWAYS bring up the one PROVES that there're some things that indeed harm its economy. And use them as a proof that "you see? China is ABOUT to collapse"?
Why not take into account everything? China has been making deals all other the world, making friends and allies, becoming ever more powerful for a few decades, year after year. Even though there're, indeed, problems in its economy. But have there been MORE OF problems in it? Or the things that make it grow and keep it in a good shape?
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How do I know this? Because I do it too, just on the other side
I agree with @BalnearioCamboriu
, but having been surrounded by elderly people since I was a kid, I learned from them that everything that triggers me needs to be taken into account and analyzed. Weighed against the results I am seeking, then choose the "narrative" that profits me (read "immediate verifiable bank deposits") the most! Of course, YMMV.
No problem! That's my strength - you see?
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The people who are longing for the collapse of China simply WILL always IGNORE the information that goes against their narrative. But they'll ALWAYS bring up the one PROVES that there're some things that indeed harm its economy. And use them as a proof that "you see? China is ABOUT to collapse"?
Why not take into account everything? China has been making deals all other the world, making friends and allies, becoming ever more powerful for a few decades, year after year. Even though there're, indeed, problems in its economy. But have there been MORE OF problems in it? Or the things that make it grow and keep it in a good shape?
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How do I know this? Because I do it too, just on the other side
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