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202602904 en el slop AI
La columna diaria de grift incluye algunas de mis observaciones sobre cosas que no tienen sentido para mí en los medios consumidos. No son necesariamente diarios, la columna se llama así. Pero trato de hacerlo diariamente. Pero sin garantías.
Women's real emancipation
In old photos from the early 20th century, there are very few women on the streets. Of course, they went to shops and markets, but their percentage was several times smaller than that of men.
There was one serious reason that greatly limited women's movement - the lack of public toilets. Women tried to plan their movements so as not to get into an awkward situation. It was much easier for men.
The real emancipation began precisely with the appearance of women's public toilets.
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Second, this is how the US economy has worked for the last 50 or so years. Jobs aren't created. There is no utility. They (we) get $3 in debt to make $1 in revenue - or worse. There is no growth and no prosperity. Only an ever increasing debt.
Except instead of the bubble bursting, we go to war. Or have ourselves a pandemic.
Second, this is how the US economy has worked for the last 50 or so years. Jobs aren't created. There is no utility. They (we) get $3 in debt to make $1 in revenue - or worse. There is no growth and no prosperity. Only an ever increasing debt.
Except instead of the bubble bursting, we go to war. Or have ourselves a pandemic.
Second, this is how the US economy has worked for the last 50 or so years. Jobs aren't created. There is no utility. They (we) get $3 in debt to make $1 in revenue - or worse. There is no growth and no prosperity. Only an ever increasing debt.
Except instead of the bubble bursting, we go to war. Or have ourselves a pandemic.
Second, this is how the US economy has worked for the last 50 or so years. Jobs aren't created. There is no utility. They (we) get $3 in debt to make $1 in revenue - or worse. There is no growth and no prosperity. Only an ever increasing debt.
Except instead of the bubble bursting, we go to war. Or have ourselves a pandemic.