Agreed

Finally!

Why is Timmy look straight at his moms ass? And what’s with big grin. Something unruly is going on!

I think about kinsman and the awesome Hollywood physics used in this movie

https://movies.stackexchange.com/questions/31162/why-do-they-go-to-the-toilet-and-put-the-hose-in-it-to-breathe#31254

Wel thank you good sir/madam! What an enjoyable and interesting video clip!

Fyi https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/mexican-filter

Hahahaha thanks! This gave me a good laugh

Summary: The article from EL PAÍS discusses a study predicting a significant decline in the global population by 2100. Here’s a summary:

Global Population Decline: The study, published in The Lancet by the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation, forecasts that by 2050, 155 out of 204 countries will have fertility rates too low to maintain their populations. By 2100, this will rise to 97% of countries.

Fertility Rate Drop: The fertility rate is plummeting worldwide. For instance, Spain’s fertility rate decreased from 2.47 children per woman in 1950 to 1.26 in 2021, with projections of 1.23 in 2050 and 1.11 in 2100. This trend is mirrored globally, with France, Germany, and the European average also experiencing declines.

Economic and Social Impact: The study urges governments to prepare for the economic, health, environmental, and geopolitical challenges posed by an aging and shrinking population.

Regional Differences: While rich countries already face very low fertility rates, low-income regions start from higher rates. Sub-Saharan Africa, for example, will see a significant increase in its share of global births, from 18% in 2021 to 35% in 2100.

Migration as a Temporary Solution: The authors suggest that international migration could temporarily address demographic imbalances, but as fertility decline is a universal phenomenon, it’s not a long-term solution.

The article highlights the need for strategic planning to address the impending demographic shifts and their associated challenges¹.

Reason: historic invaders

https://britainexplained.com/why-british-places-have-such-strange-names/

Fair point. Methods may vary, result is the same

Brave yes, the chance of falling out of a window has increased infinite fold

I know there are a lot of smaller airports which use a bus system

If you live in Europe, this might be done sooner than later https://www.androidauthority.com/whatsapp-messenger-interoperability-europe-dma-3423188/

Yeah i think you might have some other problems as well

Some info points from my first Google hit https://www.dw.com/en/what-is-behind-indias-rape-problem/a-51739350

Experts say that a woman is raped in India every 16 minutes.

“Rape is a non-bailable offense in the Indian penal code,” Anuja Trehan Kapur, a New Delhi-based criminal psychologist and advocate, told DW. Kapur has assisted government officials on high-profile criminal cases, including the 2012 gang rape.

“But people do get bail because of a lack of evidence [in many cases]. The accused are often sheltered by police, or politicians, or even lawyers,” Kapur added.

We have a patriarchal society in India, which gives more importance to men. Women are usually considered second-class citizens,"

https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/thoughtful-animal/once-upon-a-time-the-catholic-church-decided-that-beavers-were-fish/

This is gold!

So in the 17th century, the Bishop of Quebec approached his superiors in the Church and asked whether his flock would be permitted to eat beaver meat on Fridays during Lent, despite the fact that meat-eating was forbidden. Since the semi-aquatic rodent was a skilled swimmer, the Church declared that the beaver was a fish. Being a fish, beaver barbeques were permitted throughout Lent. Problem solved!