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If multipolarity involves great powers sabotaging shared interests when convenient, how is it any different from the unipolar abuse being criticised?
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Then it's a misunderstanding and I had misread your original comment. Of course we should not ban anything in the West.
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Yes, but then many young people today won't pursuing a career in SW development because of the doomsday stories... which - if your case turns out to be true - will lead to an even higher shortage of SWEs.
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9mo ago
Downvotes might happen because your comment reads one-sided. What about Russia blocking sites? As of late 2025 and early 2026, Russia has blocked numerous foreign communication, social media, and information services, restricting platforms
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9mo ago
I agree that people on the top usually got there because they wanted power. Also, they want to stay in power as long as they can. The greatest feature of democracy is that change of power is organized. With that said, I would argue there is
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Interestingly, someone like pg who is so outspoken about other things going on in the Middle East hasn’t said a word about the atrocities. How come I wonder?
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Maybe AI is a centaur??
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For the autocomplete one: on MacOS you can press ESC and get rid of the proposal.
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Theory X and Theory Y
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Like how…?
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If you’re interested in this topic I highly recommend Tony Seba’s analyses. He argues that because solar and wind are now the cheapest forms of new energy generation, they are on an unstoppable exponential "S-curve" that will make
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Another counterpoint: Columbo
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Someone tried to explain systems thinking to me with respect to a planning effort we had. I have to admit that it was very hard to me to follow what they were saying. Maybe I’m dumb, maybe the person didn’t explain it well, or, maybe system
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If you are of the opinion that the people in China are living a better life we can stop the conversation. In that case we don't have any common ground for a fruitful discussion.
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It’s 100/0 and 10/90.
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Exactly.
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Japan was leveled to the ground by 1945. What’s the excuse for not having the same GDP per capita 80 years later? The curve became exponential way too late. And only after they (partially) opened up.
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Yes you have missed something. I wrote per capita .
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I understand what you are saying and I was thinking about it when I wrote my comment. I still stand by the term. Apartheid literally means "apartness". Even though the segregation in this case is not on a racial basis they still c
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Not sure tbh. China could have been like Japan per capita. Protectionism puts a big cap on economic growth potential.
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> Had authorities withdrawn IPv4 routes, as they did with IPv6, Iran would have become completely unreachable, as Egypt was in January 2011. By keeping IPv4 routes in circulation, Iranian authorities can selectively grant full internet
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Thank you. This is a very insightful answer to my snarky cynic comment. And you’re right, of course. We dug our own grave.
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If you’re part of an independent kingdom can you decide to become part of another kingdom? Asking for an kingdom I know.
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I’ve started asking people to show me their products. I don’t get good answers so far. Maybe that’s just my small sample size / bubble of people I interact with. My thinking is that showcasing / interacting with products built by
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"If we’re not at table, we’re on the menu" Good speech indeed
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I no AI fanboy at all. I think it there won’t be AGI anytime soon. However, it’s beyond my comprehension how anyone would think that we will see a decline in demand growth for compute. AI will conquer the world like software or the smartpho
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Yes, the S&P rose only 4% last year for EUR investors.
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Nothing is done ever. Remember when the U.S. deeply feared Japan's rapidly growing economy? Whenever I read or hear definitive statements like that I heavily bet on the other side.
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Yes, it's always other people. It's never the actual leaders of a country who kill their own people.
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> We should start assuming that in the near future the limiting factor on a state or group’s ability to develop exploits, break into networks, escalate privileges and remain in those networks, is going to be their token throughput over
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