Boring! I want to see rivers of blood!
People keep sending me private messages saying they just want to laugh because this time is different.
Was that crisis different?
Is America really that powerful?
How powerful would America have to be to stop apples from falling out of trees?
The East India Company's influence was beyond even what America has today.
The City of the British Empire, on which the sun never set, really could control the whole world in a literal, physical sense.
Ten thousand pounds could buy an entire state.
A company's mercenary army numbered over ten million.
The number of peoples massacred by a single overseas corps was even comparable to the toll of a mini ice age.
But so what?
When the numbers reach their limits, when the bubble grows too big to save,
what does it matter if the British Empire, on which the sun never set, is invincible in its age?
So here's the question: who can change the theorem that 1+1=2?
Does America's army have bases all over the world?
Can America drop nuclear bombs whenever it wants?
How many peoples has America wiped out? Has America managed to kill a billion people in a single year?
It hasn't. So why can't this giant East India Company go under?
I think economic crises are pretty good, and world wars are pretty good too.
They eliminate excess capacity and surplus productive forces, and directly stimulate the market. All pretty good. Everyone should accept it all.
We should accept financial crises, accept world wars, accept the deaths of generations, accept history's spiral upward.
What's there to be afraid of? What's coming will come. This world doesn't treat you unfairly when it comes to death just because someone is powerful or useless.
There's nothing wrong with it.
Some people are really hilarious. They're not afraid of a nuclear bomb landing on their heads, but they're scared to death of inflation multiplying several times over.
What's there to be afraid of?
When history reaches the point where billions of people have to be sacrificed, you just go and die.
You close your eyes and lie down on the ground. What the hell good does that do?
I'll say something unpleasant: dying of old age, starving to death, dying of disease, being killed by a nuclear bomb, being shot by a machine gun—there's no difference.
There are eight billion people on Earth. So what if half of them die?
$NVDA
#美股超话
People keep sending me private messages saying they just want to laugh because this time is different.
Was that crisis different?
Is America really that powerful?
How powerful would America have to be to stop apples from falling out of trees?
The East India Company's influence was beyond even what America has today.
The City of the British Empire, on which the sun never set, really could control the whole world in a literal, physical sense.
Ten thousand pounds could buy an entire state.
A company's mercenary army numbered over ten million.
The number of peoples massacred by a single overseas corps was even comparable to the toll of a mini ice age.
But so what?
When the numbers reach their limits, when the bubble grows too big to save,
what does it matter if the British Empire, on which the sun never set, is invincible in its age?
So here's the question: who can change the theorem that 1+1=2?
Does America's army have bases all over the world?
Can America drop nuclear bombs whenever it wants?
How many peoples has America wiped out? Has America managed to kill a billion people in a single year?
It hasn't. So why can't this giant East India Company go under?
I think economic crises are pretty good, and world wars are pretty good too.
They eliminate excess capacity and surplus productive forces, and directly stimulate the market. All pretty good. Everyone should accept it all.
We should accept financial crises, accept world wars, accept the deaths of generations, accept history's spiral upward.
What's there to be afraid of? What's coming will come. This world doesn't treat you unfairly when it comes to death just because someone is powerful or useless.
There's nothing wrong with it.
Some people are really hilarious. They're not afraid of a nuclear bomb landing on their heads, but they're scared to death of inflation multiplying several times over.
What's there to be afraid of?
When history reaches the point where billions of people have to be sacrificed, you just go and die.
You close your eyes and lie down on the ground. What the hell good does that do?
I'll say something unpleasant: dying of old age, starving to death, dying of disease, being killed by a nuclear bomb, being shot by a machine gun—there's no difference.
There are eight billion people on Earth. So what if half of them die?
$NVDA
#美股超话