No we aren’t. Epstein class owns 93% of literally all the wealth in America. At the rising increase rate of homelessness, half the country will be homeless in ten years. If the PDFs win the midterm they will likely speed run another Holocaust

At the current rate of increase in homelessness half the country will be homeless in ten years.

All of these bunkers need to have air vents somewhere.

Yep! The police in San Francisco were granted actual FUCKING TANKS after that.

Oof, bleak. I hope altered carbon doesn’t become a reality. Decent show though

If the increase rates keep going like this, half the country will be homeless in ten years, the entire country in 25.

The shrinking demographics are children with families and veterans, (finally).

The second demographic that’s rising is children. The third latino/Hispanic.

The_Age_Structure_of_Contemporary_Homelessness_WEB.pdf https://share.google/ZKc3wwukXoFtp4RU6

State of Homelessness: 2025 Edition - National Alliance to End Homelessness https://share.google/wZ60XTDMMfEq68fwD

The Fastest-Growing Homeless Demographic – Aging in America News https://share.google/a6H4RHJBHu16QBG1l

Good to know

Those are the best, time well spent.

If it had to connect to the power grid it’s a lot of energy.

I think it’s just that we had too many demands according to the Epstein class

Exploring time travel reveals that backward travel to any point before a machine is constructed is theoretically prohibited, whether framed by the universe’s need to avoid paradoxes (such as Stephen Hawking’s Chronology Protection Conjecture) or by simple physical geometry (like the Earth’s movement through the galaxy)

Exploring time travel reveals that backward travel to any point before a machine is constructed is theoretically prohibited, whether framed by the universe’s need to avoid paradoxes (such as Stephen Hawking’s Chronology Protection Conjecture) or by simple physical geometry (like the Earth’s movement through the galaxy)

Exploring time travel reveals that backward travel to any point before a machine is constructed is theoretically prohibited, whether framed by the universe’s need to avoid paradoxes (such as Stephen Hawking’s Chronology Protection Conjecture) or by simple physical geometry (like the Earth’s movement through the galaxy)

Exploring time travel reveals that backward travel to any point before a machine is constructed is theoretically prohibited, whether framed by the universe’s need to avoid paradoxes (such as Stephen Hawking’s Chronology Protection Conjecture) or by simple physical geometry (like the Earth’s movement through the galaxy)

But with an internal battery, they could get home