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by fwungy 3y ago
It's all so tiresome.
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Anatomy of a Storm Shadow [stealth cruise missile] Intercept(simplicius76.substack.com)
1 points by fwungy 3y ago|0 comments
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by fwungy 3y ago
What if Group X has their own country where they will get that preference but Group Y is native born and gets a taint? The top class of Group Y will be fine. It's the lower ranks of Group Y who lose out to Group X and the higher ranks
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by fwungy 3y ago
Set targets like Canada dies. It's all stat juking. They can write bigger budgets because they are allowed to assume $x per immigrant in the economic plans, so increasing immigration means more budget funds. The problem is that that as
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by fwungy 3y ago
Aggressive immigration without proper planning raises rents and lowers wages. It is exploitation under the guise of benevolence.
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by fwungy 3y ago
Understand that if Russia wins the Ukraine war the BRICS will take the lead on global energy policy. It's the G7 who prioritize carbon reduction, not the BRICS and BRICS adjacent. If the G7 nations cut their fossil fuel usage they just
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by fwungy 3y ago
Is there an existing framework for building what the author proposes? I've seen the "queue mess" architecture many times myself but it's been too embedded to easily migrate to something else.
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by fwungy 3y ago
If there's a scientist on TV I do what they say.
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by fwungy 3y ago
Likely generated and then edited.
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by fwungy 3y ago
This is absurd. It makes no sense. I'm calling psyop.
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by fwungy 3y ago
It's sad the people who need the lower cost vehicles are people of color, and the people who push for these regulations are people of privilege. As I've learned in my courses from work, racism is pervasive and surfaces in manners
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by fwungy 3y ago
Anyone who questioned the covid vaccine because of 5G mind control factors was not rational. Questioning the covid vaccine because it was not fully tested and the technology has had a history of issues was completely rational.
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by fwungy 3y ago
It would demonstrate to the public what a real expert like Peter Hotez or Paul Offit is next to an ambulance chaser like RFK. RFK is the most prominent anti-vaxxer around. Humiliating him would cut the legs of the movement. This was also a
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by fwungy 3y ago
I did some modeling of the future auto market in graduate school. My model came up with a huge demand for low priced, simple ICE vehicles as a response to increased energy costs and lowered disposable income levels for many consumers. EV de
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by fwungy 3y ago
My big stumble in math came when I stopped being able to self-prove everything I saw. At some point you must memorize in math.
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by fwungy 3y ago
The world was better when personal sex lives were not a discussion topic of casual acquaintances. The thought of the average person having sex is repulsive to me. I don't want to know anything at all about it, especially if they'r
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by fwungy 3y ago
It's a make work job for providing political favors, e.g. politician's niece is given an easy job in exchange for future or past favors.
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by fwungy 3y ago
Someone once told me that ethicists were often actually psychopaths, that people with a working ethical sensibility were not interested in studying it. Seems possible.
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by fwungy 3y ago
A 10x on price would mean a significant shift would be much more expensive, as whales would have to be much bigger to cause a substance movement. Btc isn't just crypto, its the block chain too. So not only can you pay/collect, bu
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by fwungy 3y ago
A double spend attack requires a specific unsafe action by the receiving end of the transaction. As long as the receiver does not accept an unconfirmed transaction they cannot be a victim to it.
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by fwungy 3y ago
Yes, but the blockchain can be publically audited, unlike the current regime.
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by fwungy 3y ago
Tether is a problem. It's one of the reasons I would not go all-in on btc, but it's not insurmountable. There are plenty of use cases that do not involve USDT.
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by fwungy 3y ago
It doesn't need to be dominant. It's such a small sliver right now that it could go 10x and still not be anywhere near dominant. There are a lot of places where the government is not strong enough to maintain a reliable currency o
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by fwungy 3y ago
In many places Btc is one of the safest ways to store value. The scenarios it could collapse under are dark. It's biggest enemy is soveriegn currency issuers and banks. They would need to attack it such that holders lose faith in it en
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by fwungy 3y ago
There are $5T of foreign exchange transactions per day. Btc is already getting traction in the developing world as a reliable currency and that is likely to grow under de-dollarization. The entire crypto market is about $1T right now of whi
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by fwungy 3y ago
You can talk to them. It is not kind to tell children there is no hope. Tell them there are always problems and we've always solved them. Tell them things are going to be ok. Let them take on the burndens of adulthood when they are psy
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by fwungy 3y ago
The Ice Ages are well confirmed scientifically, but not understood. The dominant climate of the earth is cold. We get relatively brief warm periods, "interglacials", of which we are in one now. Ice ages are theorized to be prompte
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by fwungy 3y ago
Please consider this. As a parent of a teenager I know a fair number of teenagers are crushed by fears of what climate change will do. It's a horrific burden, it will crush a child's soul. We can make the environment cleaner with
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by fwungy 3y ago
Somewhere between 7k-15k years ago there was a massive flood that changed the world. Every culture has stories of this flood in their mythology, e.g. Atlantis, and there is rich geological evidence for it. What caused this flood? Scientists
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It only needs high pressure for high range. You could build cheaper FCVs that would cover commuter needs like basic BEVs do without high pressure tanks.

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