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Other languages / Неомонархии
« on: July 13, 2025, 03:11:20 AM »

Неомонархиите


 По повод приятелството на Путинова Русия с Кимова Северна Корея:

 "Две от най-отвратителните империалистични и милитаристични неомонархии са приятели. Някой да е изненадан?"

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Other languages / Относно гинекологията
« on: July 11, 2025, 03:44:31 PM »

Относно гинекологията


 На въпроса защо мъжете си представяли, че работата на гинеколозите е идеална. Отговорът ми бе: Идеализират нещата на база липса на опит. Нещо като "навсякъде в чужбина е по-добре.", от хора, които не са ходили и не са пробвали. :)

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Other languages / Re: Трейдърски блог
« on: July 11, 2025, 03:38:57 PM »
 Напоследък трейдваме с крипто (ежедневно почти). От малките трейдеания - кенове и кашони (около 5-6 пъти годишно).

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The Age of Uncertainty: How Elderly Leadership (gerontocracy ) in the U.S., Russia, and China Fuels Global Political Instability


In today’s rapidly shifting world, one of the most unsettling truths is that some of the most powerful nations on Earth are being led by aging leaders. In the United States, Donald Trump — now 79 — is the Republican president. He is one of the oldest presidents ever to take office. Meanwhile, in Russia, Vladimir Putin is 72 and has recently secured another term, potentially remaining in power into his 80s. Over in China, Xi Jinping, now 72 too, is already deep into an unprecedented third term, having eliminated constitutional term limits.

Well, the issue here isn't merely about age — after all, wisdom often comes with experience. But when the global stage is dominated by elderly strongmen or deeply polarizing figures, a dangerous layer of unpredictability emerges, especially when it's unclear who comes after them. The uncertainty surrounding political succession in these countries, coupled with the volatile personalities of their aging leaders, creates a geopolitical atmosphere that feels more unstable with each passing year.

The Fragility of U.S. Democracy

Let us start with the United States. Trump's nonsurpising return to the presidency is a lightning rod of division. After the 2020 election and the violent Capitol riot that followed, many Americans feel that the country is at a crossroads between democratic ideals and creeping authoritarianism. Trump's influence remains incredibly strong within the Republican Party, but his age raises pressing concerns. What happens if he is incapacitated? Or if he cannot finish his term? And beyond Trump himself, what about the Republican Party? Who will lead it next? Figures like Ron DeSantis and Vivek Ramaswamy have risen and faltered. The party's identity is so tightly entwined with Trump's persona that a post-Trump GOP feels more like a vacuum than a coherent movement. If Democrats are not energized by this uncertainty, a political storm could brew — especially if Trump's base feels disenfranchised again. That alone poses a risk of more unrest and social division in the U.S., the likes of which haven't been seen since the 1960s.

Russia: A Kingdom of Silence After Putin?

Now look at Russia. Vladimir Putin has controlled the country with an iron grip for more than two decades. He's outlasted four American presidents. His longevity in power has created an eerie silence about what comes next. There is no clear successor, and any public discussion of life after Putin is essentially taboo in Russian political circles. This lack of succession planning is dangerous, not just for Russia but for the world.

When authoritarian regimes lose a long-term leader, chaos often follows. The transition is rarely smooth. Infighting among elites, the rise of unpredictable strongmen, or even civil unrest could destabilize Russia — a nation with the world's largest nuclear arsenal. What is more troubling is that Putin has not groomed a visible successor, perhaps fearing disloyalty or rivalry. But that choice leaves Russia vulnerable to a leadership vacuum once he is gone.

China: One Man Rule in a Crowded Nation

Then there is Xi Jinping. His reign marks a return to one-man rule not seen since Mao Zedong. At 72, Xi is not yet frail, but health and time spare no one. His continued grip on power through sweeping purges of rivals and tight control over media and dissent suggests a system built entirely around one man. Should anything happen to Xi, China's political structure may not be prepared for a peaceful or rational transition.

Furthermore, China's complex challenges — from its slowing economy to tense relations with the West — need long-term strategies, not just loyalty to a single aging neo-feudal leader. Yet, no second-in-command has emerged in the public eye with the credibility or experience to step in. Like Russia, China's future leadership is a giant question mark.

Why This All Matters — Now?

So, why does this matter to everyday people around the world? Because global stability relies heavily on predictable leadership transitions. In democracies, the peaceful transfer of power is a cornerstone. In authoritarian regimes, the lack of succession plans can lead to crisis. Right now, the world is in a strange and perilous moment where the three most powerful nations are being run by men over 70 — all of whom have centralized power and all of whom have no obvious heirs.

If Trump is forced to step down due to health reasons, the resulting political scramble could erode confidence in American democracy. If Putin's regime collapses without a clear plan, there could be violence, elite power struggles, or even conflict over control of Russia's military resources. If Xi were to suddenly exit the stage, China's internal tensions — like unrest in Xinjiang, Tibet, etc; discontent over youth unemployment, or anger over real estate collapses — could explode.

It's easy to reduce this to a geopolitical chessboard. But behind these aging leaders are human truths: no one lives forever. And when countries are governed like monarchies in disguise, with fragile institutions and power hoarded by the few, the passing of a single person can shake the earth beneath us all. That's the real instability we face — not just political rivalry or ideological tension, but the fragility of systems built around mortal men. In the years to come, as each of these aged leaders faces the end of their tenure — whether by election, illness, or death — the world may find itself standing at the edge of multiple storms. What lies on the other side? That is the question no one can confidently answer. And that, in itself, is a warning worth heeding.

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“I will be here to support you.
You maybe have to have review.
I can't afford to disappoint you.
So you can send me a preview."

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Internet / "Honor of Kings" phrases, slang, etc.
« on: April 01, 2025, 09:12:40 PM »

Honor of Kings

Here’s a list of common phrases and slang used in *Honor of Kings* (**王者荣耀**), along with their meanings: 

### **1. Gameplay & Skill Praise** 
- **帅气单杀 (shuàiqì dānshā)** – "Stylish solo kill" (a cool 1v1 takedown) 
- **666** – "Awesome" (internet slang for admiration, similar to "GG") 
- **神操作 (shén cāozuò)** – "Godlike operation" (incredible gameplay) 
- **天秀 (tiānxiù)** – "Godly play" (a very flashy move) 
- **猛男操作 (měngnán cāozuò)** – "Manly play" (a fearless, aggressive move) 
- **丝血反杀 (sīxiě fǎnshā)** – "Sliver of HP comeback" (killing an enemy while nearly dead) 

### **2. Teamwork & Strategy** 
- **稳住,我们能赢 (wěnzhù, wǒmen néng yíng)** – "Stay steady, we can win!" 
- **猥琐发育 (wěisuǒ fāyù)** – "Play it safe and farm" (avoid risky fights and grow stronger) 
- **C位 (C wèi)** – "Carry position" (the player expected to lead the team to victory) 
- **上去开团 (shàngqù kāituán)** – "Go in and start the team fight!" 
- **支援 (zhīyuán)** – "Support/help needed!" 
- **别浪 (bié làng)** – "Don't be reckless!" 

### **3. Fun & Trash Talk** 
- **对面都是演员 (duìmiàn dōu shì yǎnyuán)** – "The enemy team is full of actors" (mocking the opponents for playing badly) 
- **这把稳了 (zhè bǎ wěn le)** – "This game is in the bag!" 
- **大逆风 (dà nìfēng)** – "Big disadvantage" (when losing badly) 
- **草丛埋伏 (cǎocóng máifú)** – "Hiding in the bushes for an ambush" 
- **你咋这么菜 (nǐ zǎ zhème cài)** – "Why are you so bad?" (trash talk) 

### **4. Praise & Encouragement** 
- **MVP** – Same as in English (Most Valuable Player) 
- **兄弟稳住!(xiōngdì wěnzhù!)** – "Bro, stay calm!" 
- **牛逼 (niúbī)** – "Awesome" (slang, be careful in formal settings) 
- **带飞 (dài fēi)** – "Carry the team to victory" 

Would you like any more?

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Plants / The temperature of a leaf 🌿
« on: March 31, 2025, 02:21:46 AM »

Leaf temperature

I like learning about everything. Here is some information about the leaves temperature:

The temperature of a tree leaf depends on several factors, including air temperature, sunlight exposure, humidity, and wind. However, in general: 

- In direct sunlight, a leaf can be several degrees hotter than the surrounding air, sometimes 10–20°C (18–36°F) higher due to solar radiation. 
- In shade or with good transpiration, the leaf temperature is often close to or slightly below the air temperature because evaporation (transpiration) cools it. 
- On windy days, leaves lose heat faster, keeping them closer to air temperature. 
- At night, leaf temperature can drop below air temperature due to radiative cooling. 

For example, on a 30°C (86°F) sunny day, a sunlit leaf might reach 40–50°C (104–122°F), while a shaded or well-watered leaf might stay near 30°C or lower.
 8)

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Eastern things / The most popular Cambodian names
« on: March 21, 2025, 06:27:07 PM »

The most popular Cambodian names


for boys and for girls


 In Cambodia, names often have meanings rooted in Khmer, Sanskrit, or Pali, and they can reflect positive qualities, virtues, or nature. While there isn't an official ranking of the most popular names, some common and well-loved names for boys and girls include:

1. Popular Boy Names:
Seyha (សីហៈ) – "Lion," symbolizing strength and courage.
Dara (ដារា) – "Star," representing brightness and success.
Rith (រិទ្ធ) – "Power" or "Strength."
Visal (វិសាល) – "Great" or "Vast."
Sokha (សុខា) – "Happiness" or "Peace."
2. Popular Girl Names:
Sreyneang (ស្រីនាង) – "Beautiful lady" or "Elegant woman."
Davy (ដាវី) – "Goddess" or "Angel."
Bopha (បុប្ផា) – "Flower," symbolizing beauty and delicacy.
Chenda (ច័ន្ទដា) – "Moonlight" or "Gentle light."
Sokunthea (សុខុន្ឋា) – "Virtuous" or "Good-hearted."

 Many Cambodian names have deep meanings and are often chosen based on their significance in Khmer culture.
 Do you have a specific name you’d like to know more about?

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其它信息 / “奥菲斯与欧律狄斯”
« on: March 13, 2025, 02:05:31 PM »
“奥菲斯与欧律狄斯”

奥菲斯是世界上最伟大的音乐家。他的音乐如此美妙,连野生动物和河流都停下来聆听。他深深地爱上了欧律狄斯,一个善良而美丽的女人。他们结婚了,但他们的幸福是短暂的——欧律狄斯被蛇咬死了。

伤心欲绝的奥菲斯前往冥界把她带回来。他弹奏着竖琴,甚至连死神哈迪斯都被他悲伤的音乐感动了。哈迪斯同意让欧律狄斯和奥菲斯一起回来,但有一个条件——奥菲斯必须走在前面,在他们到达地面之前不能回头看她。

当他们接近出口时,奥菲斯心中充满了怀疑和恐惧。如果哈迪斯欺骗了他怎么办?他无法抗拒,转过身——就在那一刻,欧律狄斯被永远地拉回了冥界。

 尽管心碎,但奥菲斯的爱和音乐依然流传,激励了一代又一代人。他的故事提醒我们,爱的力量足以感动众神,但有时,怀疑会夺走一切。

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Internet / (o^^o)
« on: March 13, 2025, 01:48:19 PM »

(o^^o)

The emoticon (o^^o) is a stylized representation of a face, often used to convey a sense of happiness, playfulness, or lightheartedness. Here's a breakdown of its meaning:

- The parentheses "( )" represent the outline of the face.
- The "o" characters are the eyes.
- The "^^" symbolizes a smiling or cheerful expression, with the upward-pointing carets (^) suggesting raised eyebrows or a big smile.

Overall, (o^^o) is a cute and friendly way to express positivity, joy, or a cheerful mood in text-based communication. It’s commonly used in casual conversations, especially in online or digital contexts.

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Other languages / Калориите в един патладжан
« on: March 10, 2025, 02:19:34 AM »
Един суров патладжан (около **100 грама**) съдържа приблизително **25 калории**. 

Ако патладжанът е **печен или пържен**, калорийното съдържание се увеличава в зависимост от добавените мазнини и други съставки: 
- **Печен патладжан (без мазнина)** – около **30 калории на 100 г** 
- **Пържен патладжан (в олио)** – може да достигне **200-300 калории на 100 г**, в зависимост от количеството мазнина 

Ако имаш конкретен начин на приготвяне предвид, мога да ти дам по-точни стойности!

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Other topics / Re: Been awhile.
« on: February 21, 2025, 02:42:44 AM »
 Thanks for asking!
 We're all doing well, especially after we left that neo-feudal country.
 I'm going to sleep earlier tonight because I promised so  :) :D. Waiting for your truth.

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Other languages / Кой друг?
« on: January 13, 2025, 12:28:14 PM »
Кой друг?

Кой друг така ще го каже?
Кой друг така ще изкаже?
Кой друг ще се постарае?
(Дори и да преиграе.)

Кой друг с жестове нежни
И с чувства едни, тъй безбрежни,
Ще мисли, ще страда, ще дава
(И себе си той ще предава?...)

Е, няма и няма да има.
Поне, поне тази зима.
При мен пък няма измяна.
(Не вярваш ли - питай Татяна!)

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Other languages / Ох
« on: January 09, 2025, 07:53:16 PM »

Ох


Ох, няма те онлайн, а липсваш ми.
Аз с вино ще се утеша.
Да, знам заета си (ти казваш ми).
Но няма как да не тъжа.

Защо? Защото си Кралица (Кралицата на моето сърце.) Единствена, красива, ЧЕСТНА...
Как искам те във моите ръце!

Не си ти някоя случайна Мария, Нели или Яна.
Без теб, Кралице най-омайна,
Крепя се само на Татяна!

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 What do you mean by "self-aware?"

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