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Secret Morse code tune sees game removed in China
- rmason 6y agoAs someone who learned Morse code in Junior High enroute to becoming a ham radio operator it brightens my spirit seeing it used this way. However few people know Morse code these days (fewer than those who know how to use a stick shift) all it takes is one to tattle to the authorities. What the Chinese authorities never seem to understand is no matter how hard you crack down there are those who wish freedom for China will always be there, willing to risk their life to achieve it. Sooner or later those wanting freedom, against all odds, will win.
- totetsu 6y agoDid you hear about it being used in the song in Colombia? https://www.exploratorium.edu/blogs/tangents/great-colombian-morse-code-song#:~:text=A%20clip%20from%20the%20song,it%20appears%20they%20were%20successful https://www.exploratorium.edu/blogs/tangents/great-colombian....
- waheoo 6y ago> Sooner or later those wanting freedom, against all odds, will win. North Korea would like words with you.
- Doxin 6y agoIt isn't over until the fat lady sings as they say. Anything can still happen with North Korea. Personally I imagine a revolution of some sort to be rather much more likely than North Korea somehow being the first eternally stable state in the world.
- waheoo 6y agoSo how does freedom, as you put it, win?