/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55914288
Very nice. I wish LCS were a thing here, but i've yet to see one.. Be sure to keep this dude close, who knows, he might consider you a substitution son or whatever and put few coins to your name in his will lel.

>I've never even been out of the US yet which might be a bit sad
As someone who visited his fair share of countries, it's overhyped but for few exceptions. It's even depressing at time, because no matter where you go, you see how fast have spread globohomo (in the global homogenization sense). Same buildings, same streets, same traffic panels, same cars, same clothes, same stores, same everything. Standardization sure helped making us more efficient, but at the price of the sovl of nations. It make you realize the NWO is inevitable, because in truth it's already here.

The only valid reason to visit a country is to go for the museums and historic places. No surprise my best memories were Italy, Egypt, China and Turkey.
Special mention to Greece who was complete shit sadly : empty museums (anglos, germs and frogs took anything worthwhile kek) and ruins who barely looks like 2 boulders on top of each other, very disappointing compared to my expectations.

But a fertile brain and good reads will always mog a normie visiting old assembled rocks. After all, it's the tales who make history interesting. So i totally agree with your take, no need to be sad, we already are incredibly lucky to be able to read Philo, Caesar, Hecataeus and Herodotus for free from the comfyness of our homes, this alone is worth all the trips in the world.
I wish more ppl would appreciate how incredibly lucky we are to have access to endless literature from all ages and all corners of the world. It may not last.

This just reminded me the kikes are about to close Archives.is, and now i'm feeling beyond angry.

>>20279808
Neato, ancient egyptians were peak kino and PMs' OG lovers.

>>19837615
>tfw ywn own a 3000 years old statue of Horus made out of pure silver
why even bother to live