Part of the collection of Stanley Ho
Stanley Ho was a Chinese Business man that passed away during COVID era after living for 98 years. He was considered the King of Gambling in Macau. The Chinese government gave him a 40 year monopoly on the gambling industry. Part of his wealth is a boat made out of gold that weighs more than 300 kilos. It cost more than 20 million worth of gold if it was melted. The boat includes 300 people that all look differently.
One Acre homestead ideas. For this content creator, this video is pinned to the main page and has more than a million views. The question he answers is "What would I do with a one acre homestead?" Some in the comments asked "“You don’t need a lot of land to homestead ""just millions of dollars and nothing to do.”
1. 500 square foot garden.
2. 1000 square feet for produce to sell.
3. Permaculture orchard with 10 trees, co-planted with perennial root vegetables.
4. Plant nitrogen fixing covers crops like alfalfa.
5. Border the land with blueberries, raspberries, blackberries, and grapes.
6. Chickens for eggs and compost.
7. Angora rabbits for fertilizer and wool.
8. Goats for milk and cheese.
9. beehives for honey and pollination.
10. Aquaculture tanks for tilapia and leafy greens.
11. Rainwater catchment system for irrigation.
12. Fill the rest with sunflowers and zinnias to sell. Mint and lavender to make essential oils.
Ancient Masjid in Lanzhou City
I have been watching a lot of this content creators' videos lately. He speaks English, Muslim Chinese, well dressed, upper class vibes, showing the viewers about China. The Masjid in Lanzhou City is over 600 years old. The Masjid was built in the city center during the Ming Dynasty. The Masjid is broken into sections. Prayer hall, kitchen, imam living space, and place where the students live. One section is the meeting hall for the guests.
Debt Life of the Americas (USA and Canada).
"North America is one big scam" is the introduction to the video by Kevinwokeup. I don't know the content creator. I have not seen him before, but I believe in what he says in the video. The whole system is built on indebting the population. The first argument he makes is that if you're in debt, you will always show up to work. I am not sure if the idea is true. If you are not in debt, you still need to show up to work. You have bills to pay even if you own your house that requires a large capital. You need a vehicle to travel. You need to buy daily supplies from food, clothing, and all of the new electronic accessories. You need to work to pay for all of these things.
Second argument, medical personnel cannot practice in Canada or USA if they don't have the board certificates. To become board certificates you need to get into debt. That has nothing to do with the nation system itself. This has to do with the monopolistic nature of the fields. Even though there is a claim of shortage in these fields. There is no need to get more people into the fields. They like the shortage because it raises the importance of the people that have already completed the board certifications. The people with certificates do not want the field to be flooded with people. They need to create scarcity to keep the field exclusive.
Third argument, currency is fiat and money needs to constantly move. The fiat money is not exclusively an American and Canadian thing. It is a world wide thing. The whole world money system exists in fiat. The fiat currency always decreases in value. So it is always not a good thing to keep your money in cash. That is why people are willing to go to debt to purchase a house. They believe even after paying double the price of the house from the initial purchasing price, the house is going to cost more in the future. The reason people need to constantly work and cannot stop for a moment is because they have to pay for their lifestyles. If someone with no debt and has a skill that will pay him 10,000 a week. It does not mean he would stop working after 10 weeks when reaches a certain monetary value. He will work the whole year because he would have entered a different level of lifestyle that he wants to keep. Which will require more work.
Fourth argument, student loans entrap people. Most of the people that get the loans want to get trapped even though they don't need to get trapped. They want to go to a private school that overcharges their students to live a certain lifestyle that is beyond their current means. They could go to community college and apply to State college, but it will not be the fashionable thing to do. They need to live a good life now and deal with their decisions later.
Fifth argument, the system wants you to be in debt. I mean debt creates money. They don't allow all persons to get a loan, but they need someone to get the loan to create the money. When I go to the bank to get a loan for a house. The bank creates the money at the moment. The money did not exist before the loan. If everyone stops getting loans, then money will not be created. The system requires enough people to participate in good faith. Not all people. Actually, most people are not worthy of the banks' money. As long as enough people get loans and pay it back, and if they could exclude most people, they would do it since the most important is the creation of money by the fact someone took out a loan.
It’s not the formulas it’s the basics!
The basic problem with students not understanding Algebra is because they don't know their times tables. Their basics are weak. If they cannot do basic subtractions immediately without hesitation they would struggle with advanced concepts. To be prepared for Algebra, kids need to have no problems with percentages, plus, minus, time tables, division tables,
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