Yeul

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by Yeul 2y ago
The Trump tariffs will turn the entire world to China. America may no longer be interested in free trade and go full isolationism but many smaller countries can not. A painful truth is that for Europe the millions of containers with goods f
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by Yeul 2y ago
Education has always been important in Chinese culture.
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by Yeul 2y ago
A new Chinese export market: surveillance technology. I think Israel will be very interested... And the West will follow in time.
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by Yeul 2y ago
The whole point of banking that people have forgotten is trust.
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by Yeul 2y ago
I read once that when America refurbishes an embassy somewhere in the world they bring in their own construction company. Otherwise you end up with mics in the walls. Used to think the Chinese were paranoid with their bans on iPhones and Te
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by Yeul 2y ago
This leads to a bit of a conundrum for the Netherlands. It is the home of the ICC and officially a big sponsor of international justice. But also the right wing government has a hard on for Israel. I don't think that our esteemed ances
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by Yeul 2y ago
Edge is based on Chromium. Google won the internet.
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by Yeul 2y ago
I don't have TV but I watched the Euro football team matches at my mom's because guess what watching sport streams at 480p is no fun- and it frequently breaks because the internet wasn't meant for live broadcasting to a large
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by Yeul 2y ago
We've been conditioned to think democracy is the perfect form of government but why did people vote for Trump? Why in my country does less than 50% of the voters show up for elections? The masses just want food and security.
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by Yeul 2y ago
Back in the day everyone was watching the same thing. The choices for entertainment were limited to whatever was showing in movie theatres, whatever was on TV and whatever record stores were selling.
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by Yeul 2y ago
There's a difference between live broadcasts and serving up content that's sitting on a server I guess? In my country every time there's a big football match the people who try to watch it on the internet face issues.
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by Yeul 2y ago
Trump's diet is famously McDonald's no?
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by Yeul 2y ago
It is now. Belgian history is the true definition of insanity. There were Belgians who were quite happy to see this university go up in flames.
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by Yeul 2y ago
And when one of your followers has done the deed throw them under a bus.
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by Yeul 2y ago
Civil servants are a-political so why would you need to fire them? A civil servant carries out whatever law is enacted by the government. The bureaucracy is a tool and tools don't have a will.
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by Yeul 2y ago
As a boss you have the right to treat people like shit but you shouldn't complain about not being able to fill vacancies that way.
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by Yeul 2y ago
This is a winner takes all market. They spend it on becoming the US leader. Every country has one platform that wins, everyone else loses the billions. There's no second place.
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by Yeul 2y ago
The Chinese did it. Nationalism is a powerful force.
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by Yeul 2y ago
European countries practically begged the US to place nuclear weapons after the Berlin blockade.
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by Yeul 2y ago
Can you blame them really? American regime change is real and Koreans have a... complicated past with China. Besides nukes are cheap compared to fielding 20 tank divisions as the Europeans did for 50 years in West Germany.
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by Yeul 2y ago
Why would anyone want an in-flight meal? Seems to me that's the first thing to cut costs. The human body can survive not eating for 10 hours.
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by Yeul 2y ago
My last holiday I was under the wrong assumption that I was allowed to check in luggage. It cost me 60 euro at the airport desk for a single bag. Won't make that mistake again.
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by Yeul 2y ago
There's a reason why practically all cultures developed alcohol.
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by Yeul 2y ago
I would compare them with AH to go or the smaller city supermarket chain Spar. One of the nice things of living in a hyper densely populated country is that it becomes economically viable to have supermarkets every few miles. Japan still is
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by Yeul 2y ago
Distribution rights for obscure cinema are complex. Apparently Prime video has "suicide club" according to where to watch. But not in my country lol.
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by Yeul 2y ago
The difference is that TB kills young people. Old people have to die from something it's irrelevant what eventually knocks them out. But with TB it was laying waste to people who were supposed to be in their prime. That's why it w
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by Yeul 2y ago
UKs nuclear deterrence is built by the USA. It is a testament to deGaulle's genius that he never fell into that trap.
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by Yeul 2y ago
What happened in Spain is karma. Europe outsourced all of it's polluting industry to Asia which worked very well for a while. But like a child cleaning their room by stuffing it all under the bed it's still there.
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by Yeul 2y ago
The Chinese have the right to complain about their leaders. We don't because we choose them willingly. Crime goes down, the poors don't riot and that's all that matters.
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by Yeul 2y ago
Russian authorities don't cooperate with take downs. The US government forces the world to comply.

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