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I'm constantly impressed that we are a civilisation that can look down from space and see this kind of barbarism.
by exe34 1y ago
I'm constantly impressed that we are a civilisation that can look down from space and see this kind of barbarism.
- PeaceTed 1y agoHaving a foot in both the future and the past. Or at least I wish it were in the past.
- lazide 1y agoMurder is timeless (apparently).
- elephant81 1y agoYes, the ISS as a sadistic Christof
- Configure0251 1y ago“The future is already here – it's just not evenly distributed.”
- card_zero 1y ago"Visible from space" used to mean "by astronauts". If high-resolution sensors are allowed, then the term applies to things like a tree and a car, and doesn't signify much. Well, maybe it signifies that nobody wants to go and take photos in person.
- tbrownaw 1y ago> Well, maybe it signifies that nobody wants to go and take photos in person. That sounds slow and expensive.
- freddie_mercury 1y ago"Analysis by the Yale School of Public Health Humanitarian Research Lab (HRL), which has been tracking the siege using open source images and satellite imagery, found clusters of objects “consistent with the size of human bodies” and “reddish ground discolouration” thought to be either blood or disturbed soil." The "visible from space" here is clearly dumb click bait from The Telegraph.
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- RobotToaster 1y ago> Well, maybe it signifies that nobody wants to go and take photos in person. I'd happily do it if someone pays for my ticket
- Ylpertnodi 1y agoStart a gofundme, I'll chip in.
- RandomBacon 1y agoTicket to Sudan, or ticket to space?
- anothernewdude 1y agoIt's a libertarian paradise.
- t0bia_s 1y agoCan we verify those images are not edited or generated?