DO YOU KNOW that bringing a Yacht to MONACO is one thing but securing a trackside parking is ANOTHER. Here's the FACT behind this: ​To get a Zone 1 Trackside "Pole Position" berth (the absolute front row right up against the tarmac at the Tabac corner or the Chicane), the parking ticket alone is staggering. ​The Marina Fee: For a 60-meter (196-foot) superyacht, the port authority charges upwards of €210,000 ($228,000) just for the week's mooring rights. This does not include water, electricity, or fuel. ​The Charter Cost: If you don't own the boat and want to charter a 50 to 70-meter vessel for race week, the baseline rate ranges from €300,000 to €600,000. High-end mega-yachts routinely clear €1,000,000 for those seven days. ​The real kicker? The harbor layout creates a literal class system among multi-millionaires. ​If you "only" spend €30,000 on a peripheral berth, you are placed in the back rows. You can hear the V6 hybrid engines screaming, but your view is completely blocked by a towering wall of larger, more expensive boats. ​To actually watch the rubber hit the asphalt from your own deck, you have to drop a cool million. It is a level of hyper-exclusive capitalism where people spend the price of a suburban American home just to park a boat for 168 hours.

Norveç'te okyanusu merak eden bir adam, bindiği tekne ile suya açıldığında devasa boyutlarda bir köpek balığı ile karşılaşıyor. Köpek balığına bir tane balık atsa da köpek balığının hedefi, aynı boyutlarda olduğu teknenin üzerindeki insan gibi görünüyor!

July 9th, 1755. The British Army got slaughtered in the woods of Pennsylvania. Of 1,300 men, nearly 1,000 were killed or wounded in four hours. Every mounted officer was shot. Except one. A 23-year-old colonel named George Washington had two horses shot out from under him. Four musket balls passed through his coat. He rallied the survivors. Organized the retreat. Buried the dying general. And walked off the field without a scratch. 15 years later, an old Indian chief found him in the Ohio Valley. Said he had personally fired 11 shots at Washington that day. Missed every one. "He cannot die in battle," the chief said. "He will become the chief of nations." Twenty-one years after that prophecy, Washington was sworn in as the first President of the United States.

don’t forget that a compass was invented before the clock because direction is more important than time.

Aftermath of fighting in the interior of Fort Vaux during Battle of Verdun

🧵 By the 5th century, Romans didn't trust the army, the courts, or the emperor. So they stopped participating. Stopped paying taxes. Stopped calling themselves Roman. When people stop believing in the system, it's already dead. Signal 7: Collapse of Trust.

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