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foverzar
3y ago
Touché
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Corporate dynamics is different across any culture. > In China there is no strong separation between corporations and government. Is there even a country where that's actually a thing? It's definitely the opposite of "stro
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> We tried the approach you proposed in the past and it didnt work. You work at Boeing or aircraft safety regulator or something? Can you elaborate on what exactly you've done?
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Why not have some sense of humor? What kind of policing is this anyway? Does pointing out the irony of the fact that Boeing forgot how to build planes feels kinda butthurt compared to being supremacist about technology? Well it actually sho
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> Instead of What would be the fun of that? Anyway, it's not like people would even care unless you poke holes in their ideas first. > What, in your view, are the real reasons behind Russia's actions Fulfilling its role in M
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Can't help but remember a recent discussion about Russian planes and how it all sucks "because alcoholism". Wonder if those full-of-themselves people will blame fentanyl and weed here, hehehehe. Feels kind of karmic.
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> Russia is paranoid about NATO expansion in the belief it faces an existential threat. No one cares that much about something as vague and unspecific. Even a mentally impaired child should recognize the background of NATO-Russia relatio
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> until Russian tanks are again on the streets of Budapest Maybe instead of consuming propaganda about "evil Russia", you should figure out the real reasons behind its actions. These narratives are so detached from reality and
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> The lack of information is the point. In a Western democracy... ...people aren't really used to leaving their bubble and searching for information at the source, especially when the source is a foreign culture/language/p
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> You might notice a resemblance. Only if you really-really squint and look only at americas, while ignoring most of Eurasia and huge chunk of Africa where most of the world's population happens to live. I hardly see much of a globa
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Slogans sound fun, but realistically TikTok is just very good at giving you content you're interested in. If they don't care for this kind of content, they simply won't see it. It's the same the other way around.
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The goal is to guard against wrongthink and ensure that people act and think like their politicians want them to act and think. On the other hand, give them a framework to think for themselves, expose them to inconvenient perspectives, and
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> Whataboutism Comparisons and distinctions are the most natural way to perceive, learn and reason about stuff. The motivation that drives people to attack attempts of building a frame of reference is always suspicious.
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This is a naive reductionism. Also, the fact that Meta employs lots of spooks is commonly perceived as "Meta is accountable to the US government", which is no less reductionist.
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> they are putting their political system -- which is de facto a dictatorship selected periodically by a small ruling clique -- as an alternative model to democracy. Oh please. Just because you people in the west are stuck in the 20th ce
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Ah, I get it. I think the OP was referring not to the legal definition of free speech, but rather to the spirit of it.
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It's a more like a tax regime. Very useful for small hobby passive income penny projects, due to the fact that you can use all the electronic credit card billings like an LLC, but only pay a small income tax using an app, only when the
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> There was a far more productive reading you could have taken. As an individual, sure. But it's still a massively "go to" source of facts for billions of people. > Free speech allows Wikipedia to publish unpopular or c
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Who are "they"? It's still the same website on the same wikipedia domain, owned and hosted by the same global Wikimedia Foundation, with the same editors, roles and permissions. P.S. Kinda funny how the narrative of "THE
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Wikipedia is a very popular "no brainer" source of information, which inherently politically becomes a focal point of conflict of opinions. So, actually, lots of drama.
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This and lots of highly opinionated literature. Not that there is anything wrong with opinions, but they should at least be referenced as such when there is a clear debate. Otherwise it just erodes trust - this actually seems to be an awful
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> this is such a wild topic derail How is this a topic derail? What's the topic then exactly?
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Curious context: about half a year ago Wikimedia RU previous director had left his post to fork Russian wikipedia and develop an independent "Free Encyclopedia". https://www.rbc.ru/society/24/05/2023
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Finance is dominated by women workforce in Russia, so probably no frontline accountants.
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> can US slow down China's help to Russia's terrible war on Ukraine If anyone actually wanted to do anything about this "terrible war", they wouldn't using peace agreements as a mean to prepare for war. If Ukrain
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Why would you do that? This is such a weirdly common attitude to US competitors in a western bubble, but I can't figure what motivates so many people to act like such sore losers. No wonder things like BRICS start popping out. People o
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> I think even Chinese companies believed that Huawei was banned and sanctioned because they did something wrong I'd be surprised to see anyone seriously thinking that way outside of the western bubble. I personally can't even
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It's not real money anyway, isn't it? A vague assessment of a total combined price of each individual share the person has control of.
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> you're simply here to troll An awfully convenient attitude to having your claims challenged. > https://www.ohchr.org/en/news/2023/09/ukraine-civilian-casua... You are claiming tens of thousa
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> given the russians have raped, tortured, and massacred tens of thousands of Ukrainians just in the past couple of years Sorry, how many died? Where are you getting your figures? (C) P.S. How does that rape trope in western propaganda m
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