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For 700 years, the Japanese have been producing wood without cutting down trees. In the 14th century, the extraordinary daisugi technique was developed in Japan.
The daisugi method ensures that these trees are planted for future generations and not cut down but pruned as if…
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For 700 years, the Japanese have been producing wood without cutting down trees. In the 14th century, the extraordinary daisugi technique was developed in Japan.
The daisugi method ensures that these trees are planted for future generations and not cut down but pruned as if they were giant bonsai trees.
By applying this technique to cedars, the wood obtained is uniform, straight, and knot-free, almost perfect for construction.
A pruning as an art form that allows the tree to grow and germinate while using its wood, without ever cutting it down. An extraordinary technique.
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My wife, a Republican, has decided to vote for the Democrats. TLDR: I put her quote at the bottom of this post.
She has never voted for a Democrat. She voted for Trump twice. She soured on him big time in his first term and was already fed up with him by the 2020 election, but
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35 years ago in Tiananmen Square, the world witnessed one of the most courageous acts of dissent – and one of the most violent & brutal crackdowns – in modern history.
As we said shortly after the Massacre in 1989, we must remember what happened because Beijing denies history.
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My absolute favorite mic drop moment from press conference was when Karoline Leavitt completely destroyed KJP and the Legacy Media’s lies to their faces:
"We are correcting the lies and the wrongs that have been committed over the past four years. Lies told to you from this
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NSW Labor MP Jason Yat Sen Li blames Australia for being sanctioned by Xi Jinping under the previous Liberal government: ''God forbid the Coalition win the next election ... it's hard for a leopard to change its spots ... As a Chinese Australian I think back to the dark days of
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