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On one side I can see this is propaganda. You have plenty of real world scenarios of companies wasting resources on the pursuit of something that looks trivial
by libertine 7y ago
On one side I can see this is propaganda.
You have plenty of real world scenarios of companies wasting resources on the pursuit of something that looks trivial: like electric vehicles. Yet a lot of them are pulling the plug on something that looked easy, after dumping millions into it, right? "It's just electric motors, a battery and wheels".
If any government goes on a spiral to pursuit these devices it surely is a money furnace.
On the other side, if this is clearly non-sense... don't they have smart people in Russia, China, etc, claiming the same?
Maybe that's the genius of it all: it's so obviously propaganda non-sense that's too much obvious to be propaganda.
- molmalo 7y agoExactly, or maybe it's a weird sense of humor, trolling their friends/adversaries? I mean, if I worked on secret stuff for years, maybe I would develop that kind of humor, and file a patent application for a Flux Capacitor, just to tease my friends about the time machine we are building...