or your mum is about to fart?
That would be an eruption more powerful than a 200,000 kiloton bomb causing world wide mega-tsunamis, earthquakes and turn the Earth's atmosphere to 99% methane.
or your mum is about to fart?
I fear more economic trouble than war![]()
If I can't control something, I don't worry about it
Economic troubles traditionally lead to war more often than not - though we are in a bit of an emerging age in that respect so its a bit of an unknown how things will/would work out. We've been through a massive uptake in globalisation but now starting to see countries turn away from it as fast as its accelerating in other areas.
Can prepare or adapt to offset or avoid things you can't control though.
Now the issue here is that in a global world, the individual can't prepare and adapt.
Their future depends on everyone else around them being more than credit sponges to banks, which everyone atleast in the UK is happily shaking the money tree on all the things.
Sure you can mitigate a loss, but generally winning nowadays is up to the markets.
How about denying it based on a whole thread of people saying that they have never had any bad experience despite their countless use of the euro-tunnel![]()
If I can't control something, I don't worry about it
So you wouldn't worry if you were handcuffed in a cave and someone was about to cut your head off on TV, because hey: you can't control it?
What about the others saying they'd also had problems? Most of those saying they hadn't had problems, had the luxury of going at funky times of the day / year and were quite vitriolic about those that didn't have this opportunity.
Or are you just reading selectively based on what suits your agenda, like discounting articles from particular newspapers because they go against your agenda, rather than intelligently assessing each article on its merit?
So you wouldn't worry if you were handcuffed in a cave and someone was about to cut your head off on TV, because hey: you can't control it?
What about the others saying they'd also had problems? Most of those saying they hadn't had problems, had the luxury of going at funky times of the day / year and were quite vitriolic about those that didn't have this opportunity.
Or are you just reading selectively based on what suits your agenda, like discounting articles from particular newspapers because they go against your agenda, rather than intelligently assessing each article on its merit?
Does anyone else have a feeling of impending doom, like something bad is about to happen on a global scale?
Like Donald Trump is about to declare war on Russia, or the UK will have a civil war, or the UK will go to war with Europe, or your mum is about to fart?
I get the feeling that there's a disaster looming and I just can't shake it off. WWII finished almost 70 years ago and it just feels like something else bad is due.
Lots of bad stuff is happening; the zeitgeist of the UK at the moment just seems to be gloom and misery.
Maybe I should emigrate to Canada and become a hermit.
yup stay away from the tell a lie vision lolzYou need to watch less TV, you're living in one of the most peaceful/stable times in history, you just don't see it because you're also living in a time where you know more about current word events than ever before.
You need to watch less TV, you're living in one of the most peaceful/stable times in history, you just don't see it because you're also living in a time where you know more about current word events than ever before.
You need to watch less TV, you're living in one of the most peaceful/stable times in history, you just don't see it because you're also living in a time where you know more about current world events than ever before.
Not every one just absorbs TV and other news sources unfiltered![]()
Outside of the imaginary bubble the world tells a different story, there is no lasting peace and security, history clearly shows this, the future will be more of the past. Humans just don't have the power wisdom nor knowledge to bring about a better world.one of the most peaceful/stable times in history.
No it really doesn't, it can seem all scary and doomy simply because we know more about what's going on around the world than ever before. But in reality the world is about the most safe/secure it's been for a good few centuries.Outside of the imaginary bubble the world tells a different story
No it really doesn't, it can seem all scary and doomy simply because we know more about what's going on around the world than ever before. But in reality the world is about the most safe/secure it's been for a good few centuries.
No it really doesn't, it can seem all scary and doomy simply because we know more about what's going on around the world than ever before. But in reality the world is about the most safe/secure it's been for a good few centuries.