No.1552
The age isn't too abnormal; I know a pilot and his father (also a pilot) started him young as well.
I also remember that during the war in the Pacific that the Japanese would not only have teen pilots but expected them to run off and on to a carrier and strike ships. Teens have sharp reaction times and good eyes working to their advantage.
No.1558
>>1552The Japanese pilot corps lost most of their experience pilots during the war and towards the end it was full of inexperienced pilots leading to things like the Marianas turkey shoot.
Experience is what matters most, it's why most aces and pretty much all the top aces had long histories of aeronautical pursuits before the war but many of them started in there early teens as well(Hartman was a gliding instructor by 14).
No.1597
So you can still hoard as long as you're Canadian
No.1598
>>1597yea but there are less of us so home prices should go through a correction
No.1599
>>1596Im surprised they were allowed to anyway. Foreigners cant buy real estate in most countries that don't make their money in being a tax shelter
No.1600
>>1599US relations are important so they let them do it, but the Chinese mentality is that real-estate is retirement funding so they caused issues that require federal legislation. maybe it will be tied onto a NAFTA (or whatever trump renamed it as) amendment by a future PM.
Something like only 7% of Chinese own business or bank investments, large rest of them buy multiple houses. Creates problems in foreign small countries because it skyrocketed price from foreign demand.
No.1601
>>1600They might have been panic buying too if it was chinese, because the real estate bubble is bursting in the PRC and many investors are desperate to invest elsewhere. Combine this with the Chinese tendency to panic buy and scalp and it could be disastrous for the natives.
The PRC's in a really bad place right now and it could be bad for the whole world if it gets worse. I hope Xi does the right thing and steps down.
No.1610
>>1598used to think like that until I realized that mass immigration can be used as a stopgap against penny pinching natives refusing to play the game.
No.1611
Canadians should just live in the Canadian wilderness, land is probably cheap there.
No.1692
Did that schizo shut down gnfos again? It's not loading for me.
No.1693
>>1692That's not 'cool news', dummy.
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>>1611The land itself can be cheap but the cost of living can be very high and the people who already live there dont want newcomers especially if you dont have familial connections
No.1695
>>1694Yeah. Most of the worlds problems nowadays are issues of logistics rather than production. We have enough to give to everyone, but the means to get it to people cheaply isn't always possible.
No.1766
>>1765>>1734I saw the deleted posts.
No.1767
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>>1737I'll delete these two posts of mine later today
No.1869
birds...
No.1870
Just get some chickens.
No.1873
I missed this when it happened (not that it would matter) but an asteroid about the size of a "minibus" passed Earth and got closer than some satellites. It was only identified a week ago by an amateur.
https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-64411469 No.1874
>>1873watching things trajectory get pulled around by gravity is entertaining
No.2034
funny
No.2040
>>2039Who the fuck, especially in a place as expensive as Canada buys new?
No.2041
>>2040like, my entire family other than me?
No.2042
also like... most cars that end up in Nigeria from theft are Canadian. or at least a very high number
https://globalnews.ca/news/9483215/stolen-dodge-trucks-cars-ship-overseas-edmonton-montreal/amp/ No.2043
>>2041My lower middle class is showing then
No.2044
>>2043idk. Maybe. there's a bit of generational wealth floating around
No.2203
>>2202I think everyone has realized by now that we can't pack up and head to a new planet any time soon
No.2222
https://abc7.com/virtual-kissing-device-china-sensors-phone/12889575/>New device from China allows couples to simulate kissing over their phonesFunny story.
No.2225
>>2222each 2 represents a couple
No.2317
>>2316It's really neat the way in which the two services discover a method to offset costs for each other in a mutually beneficial relationship. Would be nice if from their example others follow suit in trying to figure out ways in which they can do similar.
No.2318
>>2317Yeah, a sort of tech symbiosis thing is a great way of doing things. We need to learn from nature and such.