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https://www.encyclo.co.uk/meaning-of-keraunothnetophobia

An abnormal fear of being hit by man-made satellites.

I have Christian relatives who are so keen on going to Israel they can't stand not going and have opted for Turkey, which doesn't make much sense to me

of the below, "adventure" is the only thing I can connect with

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Purposes of pilgrimage

Christian denominations include, for example, Roman Catholic and Anglican denominations. learn more about and feel connected to the history of Christianity. see sites where miracles happened and receive special blessings. seek healing or self-acceptance of ailments.
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Why Do People Go On Pilgrimages?

Seeking miracles. Many people view pilgrimages as an act of devotion that can help them achieve or overcome something in their life that is difficult, such as an illness.
Finding forgiveness. ...
Needing guidance. ...
Wanting adventure. ...
Making connections.
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Who goes on a pilgrimage?

Some religions require or encourage believers to make a pilgrimage as an expression of faith. People may also journey to a shrine because they want a favor, such as a cure for an illness, from a saint or divine being. Others give thanks or ask to be forgiven for a wrong they have done.

Quite a bit of historical Christian history in Turkey.

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Salt in a wound hurts due to a combination of factors:

Enhanced Nerve Sensitivity: Salt contains sodium ions that trigger our pain receptors when they come into contact with an exposed nerve ending12.

Osmotic Effect: Salt has a property called osmosis, which means it draws water out of cells. When salt is applied to a wound, it dehydrates cells and intensifies the pain sensation12.

Inflammation Aggravation: Adding salt to a wound can exacerbate inflammation because it disrupts the balance of fluids and increases swelling and redness. The combination of these factors leads to heightened pain sensations when salt enters a wound12.

I think you wanted that to be 2 different posts

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A man who was pulled over by a police officer said he recognized her from OnlyFans.
He recalled that he said to the cop: "You can't arrest me no more; I've seen your private parts."
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How many onlyfans accounts are there?

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What is the average income for OnlyFans?

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What are the statistics of OnlyFans?

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Aside from that, there are only 300 creators who earned more than $1 million on the platform in 2021.

The cream of the crop.

I'm actually surprised Onlyfans takes that small amount. I think Youtube takes a bigger cut of creators there.

For some reason I am being reminded often about one socialist theory that some feel is debunked, but that others still cling to. Not the Socialist theory that redistribution of income is good for a country, that is still a hard sell and only a few still buy it [perhaps then only for the fairness issue]. There is also a theory out there that I at one time had thought little about, and that is that socialism, applied to things like manufacturing, has economic efficiency. It was feared at first, for example, that the USSR would exceed the US economically eventually due to such efficiency, and if you look for it, you can see it in elements of FDR's New Deal. The most famous instance of it went to the Supreme Court, where the law that attempted to make chickens a uniform product, exactly the same everywhere, was struck down. Turns out if you wanted a Kosher chicken, you could have one after all. As far as I can tell, this crushed this application of the New Deal program NIRA so quickly other such ideas hardly had time to be applied. Perhaps other instances never made it to court.

The idea is that if you are producing beer, for example, there is an economic advantage to producing only one type, in one can, all looking the same, and provide only that for every person in the country, then obviously costs are reduced. The alternate idea is to produce what people want, providing the necessary variety, and letting price and demand shape the market. That this is better economically is a fact, but seems to require proof being in the pudding, rather than in the theory. Although one element, not accepted by all, may be that an economy grows when there are more choices, even when some of the choices are higher priced items no one really needs. This goes against socialist ideas for sure, but may be essential to a healthy economy.

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Is socialism economically efficient?

Socialist economies can also be more efficient in the sense that there's less of a need to sell goods to consumers who might not need them, resulting in less money spent on product promotion and marketing efforts.

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Does capitalism have economic efficiency?

Capitalism, undoubtedly, is a major driver of innovation, wealth, and prosperity in the modern era. Competition and capital accumulation incentivize businesses to maximize efficiency, which allows investors to capitalize on that growth and consumers to enjoy lower prices on a wider range of goods

Marketing keeps this 'generations' thing going

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What are the 7 different generations?

The 7 Generations and Why They Matter in Marketing - Piece of ...
What are the 7 Generations?

Greatest Generation (1901-1924) ...
Silent Generation (1925-1945) ...
Baby Boomers (1946-1964) ... [later boomers sometimes called generation jones
Generation X (1965-1980) ...
Millennials (1981-1996) ...
Generation Z (1997-2012) ...
Generation Alpha (2013-2025) [Z is old enough to be having babies]
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How do you know if you're a Generation Jones?

Older boomers born between 1946 and 1953, are now about 70 to 77 years old. The Generation Jones folks arrived between 1954 and 1964 (some say 1965), and are around 59 to 69 years old.
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Why do they call them Generation Jones?

They believe they share few traits and cultural touchstones with a noisy cohort that overshadowed them. The name Jones — conjured up by cultural critic Jonathan Pontell in 1999 — refers to the idea of “keeping up with the Joneses,” as well as the drug-use slang of “jonesing,” or craving more

I was looking up other stuff and this came up in people also ask

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Did PT boats sink any Japanese ships?

How many ships did PT boats sink in WW2? - Quora
PT-59 ... is credited with sinking Imperial Japanese Navy (IJN) submarine I-3 on December 9, 1942 near Guadalcanal. PT-37 and PT-40 sank destroyer IJN Teruzuki on the night of 11–12 December, barely three months after the Japanese had put her into service ['42]

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Could a PT boat sink a battleship?

No capital ship was sunk in WW2 by a motor torpedo boat/PT boat but one Dreadnought Battleship was sunk by an Italian motor torpedo boat in WW1. SMS Svent Istavan of the Austro Hungarian Navy a Dreadnought of 21000 tons was torpedoed and sunk by the 30 ton torpedo boat MAS-15 the sinking was filmed
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56 tons

PT boats offered accommodation for three officers and 14 enlisted men. Crews varied from 12 to 17, depending upon the number and type of weapons installed. Full-load displacement late in the war was 56 tons.

doesn't look like abandon ship order went out fast enough? surely a lot drowned