u/CuddleBuddiesJJ

I dont want to have to draw a bunch of lines all over the place and sound like a conspiracy lunatic. Or say things like "being mentioned thousand of times in the Epstein files" when I know Obama and Biden were too.

I just want the single best piece of evidence. From so far I feel like the anonymous claim by the person with the pseudonym "Katie Johnson" was the most direct tie to the claim, but Im also aware thats just an anonymous sources saying something without evidence. Which, is hardly anything.

So is there a single piece of actual evidence he r*ped a kid? Or does it require tying a bunch of seminar related claims together and suggesting "a person that does all these other things probably r*pes kids too"..?

Does it vary from place to place or is there 1 set liveable wage and you go where the cost of living matches that wage?

Also is there jobs that you feel dont deserve that amount because they arent meant to be sustainable careers, but rather extra money/supplemental type gigs?

I know theres no line in the sand im just asking for your subjective number.

I have 7 batteries in parallel, 6 of which will turn on and stay on. #2 of 7 will turn off long enough to show the menu, and then suddenly shut back off.

They were all running earlier today while balancing via a busbar.

After they were balanced, I turned them all off and connected the positive and negative busbars to my lynx distributor (with no other power coming into the system), at which point, I turned them all back on, only to find the 2nd battery wont remain on.

I then disconnected the 2nd battery from the busbar/ other batteries to see if they were affecting it, but the problem persists.. it will come on long enough to show the menu, maybe flash the battery image for a split second, then power itself off again.

Is there a likely solution to this problem?

Jiujitsu is a way of life. It will teach you the importance of doing even the smallest details right. You'll learn to go with the waves of life and not resist. Only make a move once the timing is right..

Jiujitsu will teach you to become a master at anything through repetitions and practice, and remove your ego and come to the understanding that you always have more to learn.

I could go on.. but why does jiujitsu seem to talk about these things more than any other hobbies that teach the same thing? Get good at axe throwing, laying concrete, playing baseball, whatever skill you want.. and youre going to get better the more you practice. But those groups never seem to turn into shaman like participants nearly as much. They dont steer the conversation to how baseball makes them better people. Or how getting good at darts makes them a better partner.

Is this just reminiscent of the origins of jiujitsu, and things said to the first students who then repeat them? Does jiujitsu draw in a certain type of personality predisposition for this type of thing? Or do we believe jj is really some Trojan horse that will make us all better humans with better principals and the art is simply Mr.Miagi-ing us into being enlightened individuals?