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Everything in life is storytelling. How we think the world works and who we are is a story we tell ourselves because our broken pattern recognizing brains can't handle genuine chaos. "Investment Theses" are stories. Art is a story. History is a story. All stories are true, and all stories are lies. This is a little bit of our shared history. This is BASED history. This is: https://alphaleak.xyz/storytime

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Drywall, also known as sheetrock or gypsum board, is a construction material typically used to create walls and ceilings. It consists of a layer of gypsum pressed between two sheets of heavy paper and is manufactured in large panels. These panels are cut to size and fastened to a structure's framing using nails or screws. Drywall is relatively lightweight and easy to install, making it a popular choice for both residential and commercial construction. It is often less labor-intensive and can be installed more quickly than plaster, resulting in a lower cost. Plaster, on the other hand, is a mixture of gypsum, lime, or cement with water and is applied in several layers over a lath (a supporting structure) to create walls and ceilings. The plastering process is more labor-intensive, requiring skilled artisans to carefully apply and smooth the material. While this often results in a more solid and aesthetically pleasing finish, it can be more expensive and time-consuming to install than drywall. Plaster walls are also more resistant to dings and scratches and can provide better sound and fire insulation, but repairing them can be more challenging than fixing drywall.

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a huge thank you to our sponsor john the scott. critics have described john the scott as "the most astonishing person of the ninth century" and "the most significant irish intellectual of the early monastic period." check out john the scott in your local philosophical encyclopedia today! also a big anti-thank you to creators of 'modern' classical music. your atonal, overly asbtracted contributions to the medium have given the whole genre a bad name and turned entire generations off from some of the greatest pieces of music ever created. good job losers.

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prompt: please generate a podcast description for a episode with the following title: twitter alts // tezos // teachers are scammers // male breastfeeding and pregnancy Welcome to another invigorating episode of "Venturing Beyond Norms," where we unravel, explore, and challenge societal constructs in pursuit of evolving our collective knowledge. In this boundary-pushing episode, we unpack several diverse topics. We start off by exploring the realm of 'Twitter Alts' and how they're challenging the fabric of online identities. We delve into the reasons why people create alternative Twitter accounts and the social dynamics and implications it's creating in our digital society. From the digital sphere, we pivot to the fascinating world of cryptocurrencies, specifically focusing on Tezos. Our expert guest sheds light on the unique proof-of-stake protocol, its sustainability angle, and why it's gaining traction in an increasingly crowded crypto market. Then, we dive into a potentially contentious subject — the premise that "Teachers are Scammers". We unpack the systemic issues in modern education, debate how teaching methods might not be keeping pace with today's rapidly changing world, and discuss potential solutions to remodel education for the future. Finally, we explore an emerging topic in the realm of science and equality – male breastfeeding and pregnancy. We discuss the science behind this revolutionary concept, and how it could reshape societal norms and the way we perceive traditional roles in parenting. Buckle up for this rollercoaster of an episode that promises to provoke thought, challenge established ideas, and offer a fresh perspective on diverse facets of life and technology. Whether you're a crypto enthusiast, education reformist, or just a curious soul with a taste for the extraordinary, this episode has something for everyone. Tune in, question, learn, and grow with us!