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Like, I finish a lot of my projects but the last few years I've failed at a lot of them. If I were to go into it I could defend each one but then also I think I would be really proud or perhaps financially much better off if I had finished some. Others seem stupid in hindsight.

Now I don't know how anyone can call themselves a citizen if fighting covid-19 nonsense is not their current project, perhaps second only to something like raising their kids.

The problem is I'm not equipped for the fight. I'm more of an engineer. I don't know how to influence people. So many times this last year I've taken a step forward and then soon after a step back because in spite of searching I don't see what if anything I am supposed to do about covid mania. I just know that I won't be good with myself unless I try.

So here I am fighting a hurricane with kite. I dream up grand ideas about how to have an impact and then abandon them after a couple days when I realize they won't help anything. I've never felt lost before in life but covid changed that. I now have this vague mission of stopping covid zealots from stealing freedom away from humanity lmao. fuck my life.

I just can't stop dreaming of perpetual motion machines. Machines that can't be built and even if they could I don't have the tools or enough time to read all the books. I wish I was a stupid lefty so that all I had to do to make the world a better place was beat people up in the street and burn down buildings.

Like, I finish a lot of my projects but the last few years I've failed at a lot of them. If I were to go into it I could defend each one but then also I think I would be really proud or perhaps financially much better off if I had finished some. Others seem stupid in hindsight. Now I don't know how anyone can call themselves a citizen if fighting covid-19 nonsense is not their current project, perhaps second only to something like raising their kids. The problem is I'm not equipped for the fight. I'm more of an engineer. I don't know how to influence people. So many times this last year I've taken a step forward and then soon after a step back because in spite of searching I don't see what if anything I am supposed to do about covid mania. I just know that I won't be good with myself unless I try. So here I am fighting a hurricane with kite. I dream up grand ideas about how to have an impact and then abandon them after a couple days when I realize they won't help anything. I've never felt lost before in life but covid changed that. I now have this vague mission of stopping covid zealots from stealing freedom away from humanity lmao. fuck my life. I just can't stop dreaming of perpetual motion machines. Machines that can't be built and even if they could I don't have the tools or enough time to read all the books. I wish I was a stupid lefty so that all I had to do to make the world a better place was beat people up in the street and burn down buildings.

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[–] • 3 pts

Why are you wasting time to fight a fucking cold? Invest in yourself and your family. Otherwise you are a leftist shitbag.

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I don't have a family unfortunately. I mean I'm trying to fight for the freedoms that were stolen in the name of covid.

Now I think freedom has to be defined here.

By freedom I mean:

  • The freedom to walk anywhere in the country without a mask. We have had this for 99.999% of the countries history and there is no reason of any sort (deaths, health, compassion, safety) for us to not have it now.

  • The freedom to not take forced government injections.

  • Freedom of travel

Dude the democrats are taking away freedom in this country and as a red blooded american son of liberty it will be over my dead body.

[–] • 2 pts

See the fallacy that you've been lead to believe is that they have the authority to take those away. Those were never on the table as a governmental authority. What is happening is illegal at worst and overreach at best.

Still not a bad time to invest in yourself. Get a workout routine together.

If you want to dedicate engineering know-how to a cause, apply it to the above real problem and not the manufactured one you brought to the table.

[–] • 1 pt

Let me take a guess that you don't have a strong religious belief in your life. Without spiritual belief, everything else always feels hollow and meaningless. This is why the Jews were so determined to destroy the faith of white Christians -- and they largely accomplished their goals in this regard, in part because conventional Christianity has failed to support the needs of its believers. Jews struck with their media poison and pornography where Christians were weak, and it did immense damage.

You may be one of the casualties, even if you don't realize it yourself. You probably scorn religion. Many people who think of themselves as intelligent and well-educated do these days. It's not an achievement, it's a step backwards, because a human being needs a spiritual base upon which to build a life. Without it we cannot thrive. Intelligence has nothing to do with this issue. Spirituality is a basic need that religion fulfills in a social context. You feel something is missing from your life? Well, I just told you what it is.

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Engineers are problem solvers. Causing problems involves doing your job qbackwards. So whe the sjw libtard crowd tells you what they want, you know exactly what process needs to be fouled up to deny them this. Just do your job backwards.a

[–] [deleted] • 1 pt

Perpetual motion machines are a dream and a nightmare. However, if focused on the task of making the world a better place as an engineer then that is easily done as engineers are problem solvers. Example Problem - it gets cold in the winter in the northern hemisphere and people can't grow food. Solution - a farmer in Nebraska realized that the temperature at about 8 feet down into the Earth is a constant 58 degrees. So, he dug some trenches, put in piping with a solar-powered fan system (with battery backup), and now his greenhouses are a constant 58 degrees minimum no matter what the weather is outside. He has reportedly grown orange trees and other tropical plants in his greenhouses. His experience however, could be an anomaly. Interested engineers should investigate this farmer and come up with engineering parameters (size of pipe, speed and number of fans, depth of trench, trench backfill specifications for all kinds of environments for various sizes of greenhouses, etc.). This investigation/project could also be expanded to houses and even apartment buildings to reduce winter electricity bills (because the homes would never get below 58 degrees). Or, if you're not interested in that project, find another. Good luck!

[–] • 0 pt

I would like to recommend you read a book for some perspective "The Good Life" by Scott Nearing