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The hardest thing to accept isn’t that the world has gone mad. It’s that for most people it still seems perfectly normal...

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The hardest thing to accept isn’t that the world has gone mad. It’s that for most people it still seems perfectly normal.

But we have to adapt and survive. We have no other way.

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Найважче прийняти не те, що світ збожеволів. А те, що для більшості він залишається цілком нормальним.

Та мусимо пристосовуватися і виживати. Іншого шляху в нас немає.

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One more interesting point: The co-founder of Nova Poshta added that businesses can also have their own fire-fighting services at their facilities. He cited his company's own experience, where employees independently extinguish a substantial portion of fires that occur as a result of attacks, without waiting for the arrival of the State Emergency Service of Ukraine (SES). "Now large businesses are looking for fire trucks in Europe in order to create their own services. This is our property—what'...

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While jokes are flying and there's a buzz in Paris.. Rockets are flying at us. There have been multiple strikes in Kyiv. We're living great. This is not surrealism, as influencers and very-respected bloggers often write without understanding the definition of the term. These are two absolutely real scenes of the same world that our consciousness refuses to accept as simultaneous. Because we simply cannot believe in this fucking mess. Voice of the Major ✙.