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Greenland may be one of the last viable options for living during global heat spikes.

It's been going on in the background. Ever wonder why internet searches have been super shitty and you can't find what you need when searching for history things or old internet things?

I wanted to support more people understanding the information without having to read through 326 pages (exaggeration, of course) as some of us are time bound. Others won't take the time of say to click either link at all. This provides the opportunity to read a quick summary without the need of deep diving. I was transparent about it as to not be misleading in any way.

Often there are times when I wish someone would do this on posts because the amount of and mixture of relevant and non relevant information can be overwhelming and/or time consuming.

My goal was to show the relevant information in an easy to read format. I thought it would be more important to spread the information than to share my own thoughts on the matter.

Is there any way to break into the field without being paid garbage? Are there part time options somewhere? Freelancing? Something so I can get that delicious xp to support my degree?

I thought it was to teach them proper dragging techniques.

No, I mean the game.

I'm lazy so I used ChatGPT to summarize and compare both articles since they was a metric fuckton of information and I have shit to do.

----CHATGPT Contrast and Summary----

​The 1956 Democratic and Republican Party Platforms reveal several key differences in their approaches to governance and policy priorities:​

1. Foreign Policy and National Defense:

Democratic Party: Criticized the Republican administration's foreign policy since 1953, accusing it of confusing timidity with courage and blindness with enlightenment. ​

Republican Party: Praised President Dwight D. Eisenhower's leadership in securing peace and fostering prosperity, emphasizing a limited role of government in foreign affairs. ​

2. Civil Rights:

Democratic Party: Advocated for voting rights, equal employment opportunities, and the desegregation of public schools. ​

Republican Party: Committed to ensuring that all citizens, regardless of race, creed, or color, may know the blessings of freedom, focusing on equal opportunity and protection of individual freedoms. ​

3. Social Programs and Economic Policies:

Democratic Party: Proposed increased spending on social welfare and agricultural programs, emphasizing comprehensive development and conservation of natural resources. ​

Republican Party: Praised advancements in social programs such as expanded Social Security, broadened unemployment insurance, improved housing, and better health protection, celebrating economic prosperity achieved under their policies. ​

4. Atomic Energy:

Democratic Party: Supported the peaceful use of atomic energy, highlighting its potential benefits for the nation. ​

Republican Party: Did not explicitly address atomic energy, focusing more on the peaceful use of atomic energy. ​

5. Government Integrity:

Democratic Party: Emphasized restoring American leadership and criticized the Republican administration's performance. ​

Republican Party: Stressed the importance of unimpeachable ethical standards and irreproachable personal conduct by government officials, pledging to root out corruption whenever and wherever it appears. ​

In summary, the Democratic Party's platform in 1956 focused on critiquing the Republican administration's foreign policy and advocating for increased government intervention in social and economic matters. In contrast, the Republican Party's platform praised existing advancements, emphasized limited government intervention, and focused on individual freedoms and ethical governance.​

Hmm.. Looks like a nebula...

The Division?

I don't think it's a pride thing as much as it is a money thing.

It's like the dark ages all over again.