/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>21585932
>Just like Marina Abramavic
I dealt with one of her kin when opening my crypto company
he didn't realize I was still holding try-outs and thought he was in our circle
the liddle abramovic found out that he didn't make the cut
he lost his calm demeanor, nothing like seeing a grown man in his late 30's start physically shaking and losing his mind in live time in front of you
he was totally exposed for everyone to see

>>20757001
>Once link blows up do you plan on running a self governing epicurean retreat where we can go and learn like the Academy 2.0
It would be nice to have a school to teach men and young men about these things
no women allowed, since they would take away from the men's focus

I'm in the process of giving over my "free" will to God, so we shall see where that leads me
but I trust Father (Abba)

https://biblehub.com/hebrew/42.htm
https://biblehub.com/greek/42.htm

I have a very good hard copy and digital archive of learning materials that I know a lot of people would love to dig into
it's a shame how academia has become a pedophilia money laundering machine

>>19814514
>Susan isn't long for this world
these cock sleeves and meat puppets are a problem

>>19664612
"Considered by Michelangelo to be his finest and most outstanding sculpture, Moses sits inside the Church of San Pietro in Vincoli twisting in displeasure. Intensity emanates from his eyes, his muscles tense and his leg drawn back as if he’s ready to stand up. But the most baffling thing about him are his horns."

>>17911104
>What if trump knows who 42 is?
of course he knows
he stopped by to chat for a bit and give us a shout out
>>/biz/thread/14539367

I worked on R&D for the US Army Corps of Engineers on dielectrics and high voltage/high frequency electrical engineering
He knows me, and he's counting on us

>>16957636
he's grown on me
I didn't like the way the CLC ICO was handled (I wanted a piece of that pie)
but otherwise Timo himself has been solid and has some good posts on twitter

>>16851662
>I was anticipating AMD but still no confirmation
>>16748722

>>16850804
>What are your thoughts on the gospel of Thomas?
good question, I recently finished the Gospel of John and thoroughly enjoyed it but haven't read the Gospel of Thomas since I was a teenager (I'm working on catching up with my bible study)
Jesus really was ahead of his time, and the wisdom in his words resonate with me
It's particularly striking how he was teaching based off of the old testament, it's also interesting what serious Jewish scholars and rabbis have to say about Jesus

Regarding the Old Testament, have you had a chance to read the "Horned Moses" threads I made recently?
>>16791241
It was revelatory for me in the context of my experience with what I can only describe as "magnetic horns" protruding from my temples

>>16798227
>So at best he's an unknowingly ignorant bootlicker
an easily-digestible bed time story to help you sleep better

>>16791472
"Considered by Michelangelo to be his finest and most outstanding sculpture, Moses sits inside the Church of San Pietro in Vincoli twisting in displeasure. Intensity emanates from his eyes, his muscles tense and his leg drawn back as if he’s ready to stand up. But the most baffling thing about him are his horns."