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goatsneez
3y ago
This figures; it is pathological of the entire failed world model of P.Eh. This guy singularly cause so much death, destruction of communities, his ideas cost humanity decades on progress (yes, his views influenced politics to such a degree
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goatsneez
3y ago
Wow, that is a point in case on how disconnected things have became from real problems of population. The ruling class and their second-hand dealer pseudo-intellectuals are revealing their pathological confusion. A quote to this is in place
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3y ago
I find this a trivial answer: yes (there so much math understood about this on so many level of analysis that it baffling as to why this is even asked). The first contention, the better we get to approximate human intelligence the worse it
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goatsneez
3y ago
Many a greater men have reached before a conclusion that it is never ok to lie (period). If that was strictly followed by everyone then 100% of contrived situations that seemingly appeal to allow to lie (for greater good or whatever other r
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goatsneez
3y ago
Why? How does European culture and collective ethos benefits from something that is aimed at erasing, forgetting and twisting reality and turned into artificially created, (short-term) politically motivated, shallow-cheap-advertisement-like
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goatsneez
4y ago
I would be of opinion that by 2035 the gasses to liquid fuels transformation of CO2 + CH4 from the atmosphere (using SE) will overtake the electrification idea of today. The liquid fuels are here to stay, not necessarily for the entire chai
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4y ago
It is not an issue of intelligence vs stupidity. Everybody/one can only make (mental) models of reality. The danger while "deadly" without being immediate lies in that people (true on institutional and societal level as well)
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4y ago
That is a rather well constructed rant... agreeable in the substance behind the rhetorical questions. Especially in this anti-intellectual social-climate that is all-pervasive through and through all institutions of the west, and the infant
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goatsneez
4y ago
My own observations of this 'blame capitalism' trend in collective social murmuring gained amplitude perhaps a decade ago, becoming really strong in the past 5 years. I am profoundly puzzled at the 'ad-hocness' and super
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goatsneez
4y ago
amen to that
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goatsneez
4y ago
This is excellent start of a debate, spot on on all points.
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goatsneez
4y ago
The precedents we are setting up here are ominous on several levels simultaneously: how we view private property of individuals, due-process, jurisdiction, as well as state-state non-military war waging, reciprocity is declared unjust ->
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4y ago
Which state/country has not grown (or better reduced) its surveillance capability. As far as I observe, even EU countries are announcing ever more frequently its ever growing appetite (ad-hoc justifications) for more of it? [scandals o
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4y ago
The final proof of how institutionally removed from reality are the dreaming incompetent elites of EU. However, more importantly, there is no excuse not to see that any state central planned idiocy has the same roots, causes, and effects&#x
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4y ago
Of cause J. M. is right (since 2015) because of the facts of events (however, there is entire array of experts in international affairs from Oxford to Yale who wrote actual research papers on this. In fact even current CIA director remarked
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Examining the utility of climate model projections
(iopscience.iop.org)
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"While building some internal capability might seem confronting and expensive, building future strategies on information that is not understood and is potentially misleading is likely more so, and quite possibly exposes the global fina
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4y ago
There is a plan for that too: https://www.esd.whs.mil/Portals/54/Documents/FOID/Reading%20...
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4y ago
Collecting such news into a conceptual picture of what has been going on (really all around the world, though became open in the UA conflict), it is a pretty much expose on how things ( military <-> corporations <-> state-appara
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4y ago
Exactly the point.
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This is, unfortunately (as this is a respectable datasite), a mother of improper data analysis. The story that is woven together over such a large time frame over which number of socio-politico-economic shifts happened do not inform what so
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4y ago
Future historians (if there will be any) will analyze this period of time (last 10-15 years) having the luxury of 'abstand' for the diplomatic blunders, ideological blindness supported by new found capability of waging propaganda
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4y ago
Im sure there were, however, from my point of view it seems (and Im not trying to fight that, just observing) the collective "mania" and false logic predicated on tribal mentality of emotions (for emotions can be controlled unlike
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4y ago
The myths we live by... My remark is of a philosophical nature how a culture/society creates its myths and their role in the dynamics of elites and the subjects. None of the comments, neither the original article nor on this thread cov
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A CBDC system would radically simplify the current system of intermediaries approving/checking/extracting-fee/etc shifting 0 and 1 from one digital ledger to another [e.g. https://www.bankofcanada.ca/wp-conten
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This is bizarre ... We went from 'the labs don't exist' to 'okay they exist but they are benevolent' to 'if the labs fall into Russian hands there will be a biological attack', now again to 'unfounded
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4y ago
An argument well done, although not complete. (Yes, I know, the prevailing journalistic school of thought we have become adopted to is to always have an angle (single bend) toward which the entire argument is aimed at). Im no Luddite, human
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4y ago
FYI, a flavor of Oberon will also fly to space soon it turns out... https://arxiv.org/abs/1709.03404v1
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Well, this 'controlled demolition' of EU economy and relationships with the East (RU and CHI) has been the point since very long time ago (B. Obama had a very clever strategic trade deals which would assure that be established bef
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Cloud cover anomalies and warming trends (Europe)
(climate.copernicus.eu)
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