cineticdaffodil

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by cineticdaffodil 2mo ago
Good thing we get wiser with age. Oh, wait no we don't. We insist on driving while beeing unable to look over the shoulder or having dementia. Knew somebody whose by no deceased dementia afflicted father used google to navigate him hom
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by cineticdaffodil 2mo ago
The good os also kind of is problematic. As in nazism was just a kind of hyper-imperialism by young countries to outrace other empires. And now 30 years after the "end of history" aka playing nice to bring down another empire, its
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by cineticdaffodil 2mo ago
I got a really cool picture out of this years eclipse: https://i.imgur.com/mrcV1V9.jpeg If you zoom in, you realize that every little pinhole between the leaves of the trees, works as a pinhole camera, drawing a little sun
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by cineticdaffodil 3mo ago
Japan did the same. And its colonies (Taiwan, Korea) became similar sucesses inheriting the institutions and infrastructure.
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by cineticdaffodil 3mo ago
Nobody is born a lactose bigot
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by cineticdaffodil 3mo ago
Is there something like a domino theory for earth quakes? Like first some stress releases in Venezuella, then the same stress travells further up the boundary, triggering a earth quake in a different region? Working its way up the plate bou
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by cineticdaffodil 3mo ago
If i was china wanting to invade taiwan, this is what i would buy.
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by cineticdaffodil 3mo ago
Sanctions where circumvented by russia and china. The economic malaise was caused by using the oil wealth to fund proxxies.
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by cineticdaffodil 3mo ago
eh, this is EU people regularly and en mass do comute across borders for work.
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by cineticdaffodil 3mo ago
We need a aponge country for these summers, something that can hold onto water.
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by cineticdaffodil 3mo ago
The whole economic landscape of the us is artifical. As in what survives and thrives does not need to provide any value, but need only have political connections, to remove competition and be good enough to supress all alternatives. The oil
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by cineticdaffodil 3mo ago
Scholz was also involved in cumex https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CumEx-Files
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by cineticdaffodil 3mo ago
Leave the windows leaned open so it cools down in the office over night? Impossible due to insurrance. Somebody dies from overheated office and you want to sew the insurrer who enforced this ridiculous rules even on the third floor.. imposs
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by cineticdaffodil 3mo ago
Take the agricultural policies in the EU. They want to correct against overproduction while doing ecologically good but they interpolate of cause from past data. Now take the hottest year on earth to come in 2027 due to El Nino and that col
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by cineticdaffodil 3mo ago
The rot is that a empire selling security can subsidize any economic policy indefinitely and is completely decoupled from anything resembling a free market forever.
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by cineticdaffodil 3mo ago
Nothing you wrote there makes sense, there is just no chain of causality in it.
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by cineticdaffodil 3mo ago
I think this landscape is littered with simulated systems as honeypot. Once you have it a normal adversary would stop searching, besides regular checks that the gun still works.
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by cineticdaffodil 3mo ago
Be aware that these systems remain on when your powerfuse blows as long as there is sunlight. This can be a real nightmare with electrical fires.
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by cineticdaffodil 3mo ago
Unless the language lacks concepts and like scientific recombinateability and the cultural Nexus of youth just moves.
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by cineticdaffodil 3mo ago
Also handicapped (by age or birth) individuals in nature are always squeezed into subpar territories where they then wither and sucumb
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by cineticdaffodil 3mo ago
Its prone to lists though, to endlessly squeeze, aggregate and accumulate elements, because a sequence of loosely connected elements allows it to pwm the statistic rivers it trys to bundle into the most likely sentence.
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by cineticdaffodil 3mo ago
I wish there was a orm that lets you autoswitch between static notify cached parts and dynamically subqueried fast changing data.
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by cineticdaffodil 3mo ago
Its also has no big picture - it just can add ever more - cancer can grow, but it will kill the host organism and end years down the line as a dead end. The "engineers" using that AI. Could they repass the whiteboard tests of old?
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by cineticdaffodil 3mo ago
Yeah, we should deport all those insane ideolouges of the west there from the countryside, call it utopia and leave them to it, like the likes of you left the cities once you destroyed them.
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by cineticdaffodil 3mo ago
Arab colonialism?
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by cineticdaffodil 3mo ago
Because if you compromise with mad ideologies you loose a hand..
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by cineticdaffodil 3mo ago
When a product stagnates and the investors get cautious, its time to pivot towards the military sector a safe space from the brute forces of capitalism and markets.
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by cineticdaffodil 3mo ago
You could induce artificial algea blooms. All that needs is iron and light + water soluble co2 and / or o2. If you are greedy you pump light down into the depths , go cubic instead of quadratic?
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by cineticdaffodil 3mo ago
Why has the us not yet mined every tunnel exit via cheap drones? Why is this war dragging on?
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by cineticdaffodil 3mo ago
Thank you for putting the burden of proof on me instead of wearing that coat yourself- like the optics guy you are. Well: Energy is 54 % of the money. Which is mostly for the industry up north. Renewables are decorative in the percentage. R

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