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Photo by Backwoods, photographer. Glamour portraits. Published 31.07.2022.
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Backwoods
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31.07.2022 15:43
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Backwoods
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31.07.2022 18:51
I was scrolling through my feed the other day and was really confused by the punctuation and factual information. They say we don't watch TV because it's idiot-box, and we don't watch the internet because everyone lies. Newspapers and periodicals are completely out of the question.
I wonder where people get their information from? What sources of true truth are they? Well, a friend says he goes into the astral plane, and everything is crystal clear there. True, he doesn't advertise the methods.

I was a radio operator in the navy back in the days before the internet (fact). All the information came through the radio room. However, there were dissenting opinions among the sailors—the time of port call, the time spent fishing, and a whole host of other things that neither the radio operator nor the captain himself knew about. So there was a legend that there was a special radio in the hold (car, flour mill). Whether it was battery-powered or alcohol-powered—we couldn't find out.
I wonder where these knowledgeable people get their knowledge from?
Nikolai Semyonov
01.08.2022 07:11
I was scrolling through my feed the other day and was really confused by the punctuation and factual information. They say we don't watch TV because it's idiot-box, and we don't watch the internet because everyone lies. Newspapers and periodicals are completely out of the question.
I wonder where people get their information from? What sources of true truth are these? Well, a friend says he goes into the astral plane, and everything is crystal clear there. True, he doesn't advertise the methods of exiting.

I was a radio operator in the navy back in the days before the internet (fact). All the information came through the radio room. However, among the sailors, there were dissenting opinions – the time of port call, the time spent fishing, and a whole host of other things that neither the radio operator nor the captain himself knew about. So, there was a legend that the hold (car, flour mill) had its own radio, a special one. We couldn't find out whether it was battery-powered or alcohol-fueled.
I wonder where these knowledgeable people get their expertise from?
Backwoods, Well, where do they get it from? You ask strange questions! What radio?!!! Well, there's only word of mouth, really. What television?!!! It's simple: you walk out the front door, and there's always a couple of experts (they're called data analysts now) sitting on a bench. So, why don't you stop for a couple of minutes and pretend to pull up your sock or drop something important, but very small? That's all you have new news with commentary and analysis!!! Now go and pass the word on to others.