At the archaeological museum, in the former Auberge de Provence, later the British Union Club?
The museum officer told me the French auberge was destroyed during world war two. There is also archaeological research being conducted in relation to the Auberge.
The walls of the ballroom are being restored to their early 19th century British state, though they have discovered the early Knights artwork in a niche. Three female artists working while I was there. Last time was a function on and I couldn’t go in.
There is a display of Neanderthal skulls I don’t recall from last time.
‘In everyday life, one is usually able to distinguish whether a person is biologically male or female from their head and face alone. Many of these morphological differences between adult male and females are present even on the skull. Oesteologists look out for such indicators when trying to identify the sex of a skeleton from a skull’.
A neolithic scandal of gender proportions.
Also noted the first archaeologist working with these remains was a Jesuit priest who died suddenly before presenting any findings.

“Nearly 40 Percent of U.S. Gen Zs, 30 Percent of Young Christians Identify as LGBTQ, Poll Shows

???”

Have to wonder how many fit into: “Oh yeah, I’m bi-sexual – but at the moment, I’m in a committed, monogamous relationship with someone of the opposite sex.”
Viola! All the advantages of being the “oppressed minority” without doing anything different.

“If the world went to Bitcoin as its currency, how would you propose handling that sort of transaction turnover. At best, Bitcoin would max out at 604,800 transactions per day. (7 x 60 x 60 x 24 = 604,800).”

Umm… is that per block chain node?
Because there is already at least one South American country that has bitcoin as its official currency – if they have even 10 million people making just one transaction a day, they would have already overwhelmed your puny 604k/day.