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by bulbar 4mo ago
I mean, a billionaire runs the country. First thing he did was to invite another billionaire and give him access to quite extensive data of every US citizen. He was even able to successfully campaign with stopping corruption which is kind o
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by bulbar 4mo ago
So you are saying the US just showed to the world that it is not prepared for modern warfare?
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by bulbar 4mo ago
It's ironic that Vance and Co were bragging about "no more stupid rules of engagement" but then they effectively do the very same thing by not allowing boots on the ground for political reason.
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by bulbar 4mo ago
It's not like the US did massive world wide power projection (capabilities) out of altruism. It's a necessity to project their political and economic demands. If the US citizen think being a super power is to expensive, that'
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by bulbar 4mo ago
It's not only about reputation. Trump has been so obvious in his doing that the western world has started to define a new world order without the US in its center.
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by bulbar 4mo ago
> so the results were dismissed due to not being obviously bad. Not sure if 'dismissed' is the correct phrasing. The results were statistically analyzed as it's always done with empirical studies. > They also lost track
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by bulbar 4mo ago
My intuition is the more you think it's unbiased the worse is it.
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by bulbar 4mo ago
> The clinical trial should have detected this, but it was rushed. Plain and simple. No, that is wrong. Trials generally don't detect very rare side effect that only occur for some special subgroups. They would have to have tested 1
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by bulbar 4mo ago
> That's absolutely not true. The standard for new vaccines, iirc, required a period of something on the order of 7 years. In Europe, it can take years, but because of organizational reasons and economic incentives. The whole proces
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by bulbar 4mo ago
No need for that. People will ask their favorite AI who to vote for anyway.
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by bulbar 4mo ago
Today's world is different. US just lost a lot of credibility in a very important region of the world. They were not able to keep the strait of hormuz open unilateral, nullifying most of their leverage in that region. Gulf States will
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by bulbar 4mo ago
For a singular seed, they wanted the resulting run to be stable in the sense that small deviations in decision making does not result in a vastly different result (as far as random events are concerned) Imagine the game of two players havin
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by bulbar 4mo ago
Palestinians crossed a border to murder and kidnap people. What would the USA do if 5.000 Mexicans, many of them on an official mission by the Mexican government, would come to the US and murder a thousand US citizen and kidnap 250 of them?
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by bulbar 4mo ago
That's possible, but isn't a counter argument to my point - not sure if it was intended as one though. For the people in the southern levante to live in peace, Hamas must be overcome as well as Netanjahu and his clique.
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by bulbar 4mo ago
They have always been capable of doing that and yet there are 20% Arabic citizen in Israel and roughly 2 million in Gaza. Before Hamas' mass murdering, there were no signs that Israel intends to mass murder Palestinians (they do of cou
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by bulbar 4mo ago
> The Israeli government (and many citizens) continue to take their land. Force them out of their homes. People in the Westbank seem to mostly support Fatah, not Hamas. I do generally agree though that the strength of Hamas was fueled by
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by bulbar 4mo ago
Stating that most Palestinian support the Hamas and their actions is a very big accusation, but your have not provided much evidence for that. I have read some poll results from years ago and don't have deeper knowledge of the topic, j
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by bulbar 4mo ago
Hamas has been the government in Gaza for the last years, so I'm not sure what you want to say by stating the mass murdering by Hamas is a police problem.
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by bulbar 4mo ago
What do people think Hamas would do if Israel was defenseless? I find the level of denial disturbing. It's not like Hamas has always ruled over Gaza, they stayed in power by force. Why do people struggle to acknowledge political elites
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by bulbar 4mo ago
Hamas' mass murdering isn't a "police problem" whatever that's meant to mean and they are quite explicit in their goal of genocide of the Jewish population in the southern levante.
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by bulbar 4mo ago
They will never charge such a fee, they will however charge a fee and name it "environmental fee".
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by bulbar 4mo ago
To the contrary, the war has proven to Iran how critical their nuclear program is to the regime's, and maybe Iran's, survival. US wouldn't go into such a war against Russia, because of their nuclear program. They wouldn'
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by bulbar 4mo ago
US just gonna trust Iran regarding their nuclear program? No trust or guessing need in that case, Iran will only pause their nuclear program, maybe not even that.
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by bulbar 4mo ago
That's true in a general sense, not true in every specific sense. Before the mass murdering on Oct 2023, Israel didn't fight in the sense of an open conflict/war for a time. It tried to normalize relationships with Arabic cou
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by bulbar 4mo ago
Biggest problem is that many strive to revert history in some sense. You can't just dismantle a country like Israel. Israel isn't going away without a genocide on the Jewish population. It's sad that there hasn't been an
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by bulbar 4mo ago
In the 40s, Jewish migration was restricted by Britain, which changed after WWII because of the Holocaust. As already stated, the political landscape shifted when the Holocaust came to light. As of today, 20% of Israel population are Arabic
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by bulbar 4mo ago
> there was a significant population of Jews within the Roman Empire Until they got murdered. The Romans also tried to genocide them.
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by bulbar 4mo ago
It's really hard to distinguish this from satire, because it's so much detached from reality. I deduce it's not satire from the other posts here. Labeling 300+ million people as "the good guys" grouping then by nati
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Might be better, might be worse, or the company simply does not care enough.
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by bulbar 4mo ago
This gives me "Reddit hates everything" vibes. > This irks me primarily because I'm so tired of rampant capitalization and constant advertisements. Then maybe complain about that instead of indie creators placing some text

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