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Colorado’s 4,000-Year-Old Walls | An Archaeological Mystery on the Continental Divide
High on Colorado’s Continental Divide lies one of the most mysterious archaeological sites in North America: a network of ancient stone walls dating back over 4,000 years. Archaeologists believe these walls were part of a massive game drive system, used by hunters to funnel elk and deer into kill zones. In this video, I explore these ruins, uncover the history behind this ancient site, and answer why people kept returning to this alpine ridge for thousands of years.36
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That's a trip.
First, that Super Beetle was my first car. Except I didn't get it new - it was four years old when I got it.
I can't think of a car less suited to a dizzy bank clerk, than a car with a manual transmission that requires valve-adjustment every 3000 miles. Give Little Debbie a Nova, fer cripessake.
Since that was a NEW "Super" Beetle (nothing "super" about it, except a front end suspension redesigned by the Porsche people) but with the old-style flat windshield, that had to have been taped in 1971 or 1972. Little Debbie would be in her mid-70s now...
That's a trip.
First, that Super Beetle was my first car. Except I didn't get it new - it was four years old when I got it.
I can't think of a car less suited to a dizzy bank clerk, than a car with a manual transmission that requires valve-adjustment every 3000 miles. Give Little Debbie a Nova, fer cripessake.
Since that was a NEW "Super" Beetle (nothing "super" about it, except a front end suspension redesigned by the Porsche people) but with the old-style flat windshield, that had to have been taped in 1971 or 1972. Little Debbie would be in her mid-70s now...
The GRAND parade —
(unh… a little AI enhanced)
(unh… a little AI enhanced)
Viking
Yellow Jacket
That's fine. Now how far along is the technology for a mute function?
Viking
Yellow Jacket
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Gonna be tough, for the next generation or two.
This Grrl-Powah Hypergamic dysfunctional culture is not gonna last. Frankly I don't think industrial society will last, not as we know it, not with abundance.
The current crop of young women are USELESS - as mates, as mothers, even as employees. A boss who's never been anything BUT a boss, is a boss that will run the division, or the company, into the ground. Hard.
And that's all of them. Soon...soon...with petroleum restricted by Davos, with machinery unaffordable, with the Eco-freaks preventing field repair of tractors...and no one having the money to pay four-figure service charges...soon, we're all gonna be Amish, basically.
And the Amish do not have grrl-bosses.
Men need access to females; but in hard times, often, many classes of women cannot have wives. The American West, with its mining towns, taught us that. The ratio of men to women was about 10:1; and women couldn't do the pick-mining, or the panning, or the mule-skinning needed to run ore to the rail head.
They COULD cook, in chow halls, or do laundry and seamstress work.
Or, of course, the other. There was no shame in that and little pride. It was how it was.
Probably, it's how this next generation is gonna go. A young man's status is going to be measured by what kind of brothel he can afford - a girl with no tattoos, or a dozen garish ones. One who's slim and polite, or one who's brain-damaged and mouthy.
Etta Place (attractive and educated), or Big-Nose Kate, or Calamity Jane.
Welcome to the New World Order.
Gonna be tough, for the next generation or two.
This Grrl-Powah Hypergamic dysfunctional culture is not gonna last. Frankly I don't think industrial society will last, not as we know it, not with abundance.
The current crop of young women are USELESS - as mates, as mothers, even as employees. A boss who's never been anything BUT a boss, is a boss that will run the division, or the company, into the ground. Hard.
And that's all of them. Soon...soon...with petroleum restricted by Davos, with machinery unaffordable, with the Eco-freaks preventing field repair of tractors...and no one having the money to pay four-figure service charges...soon, we're all gonna be Amish, basically.
And the Amish do not have grrl-bosses.
Men need access to females; but in hard times, often, many classes of women cannot have wives. The American West, with its mining towns, taught us that. The ratio of men to women was about 10:1; and women couldn't do the pick-mining, or the panning, or the mule-skinning needed to run ore to the rail head.
They COULD cook, in chow halls, or do laundry and seamstress work.
Or, of course, the other. There was no shame in that and little pride. It was how it was.
Probably, it's how this next generation is gonna go. A young man's status is going to be measured by what kind of brothel he can afford - a girl with no tattoos, or a dozen garish ones. One who's slim and polite, or one who's brain-damaged and mouthy.
Etta Place (attractive and educated), or Big-Nose Kate, or Calamity Jane.
Welcome to the New World Order.