indubioprorubik

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by indubioprorubik 8mo ago
We wont go to space in the forseabe future. The brink archievment we might pull off is longterm civilizational stability, in ressource scarce, chaotic environments. Basically a oldfolkshome where we grow wise and vulcan enough to goto the s
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by indubioprorubik 9mo ago
Because teens make up revolutions and warbands in societal regressions - they have nothing to loose and everything to gain, especially topheavy, elder centric societies like the west. Controll mechanisms are the stabilization agents prevent
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by indubioprorubik 9mo ago
Eh, orwell got his fare share of socialisation with socialism in spain and became a ardent anti-communist (more anti-totalitarian after seeing what this "experiment was all about" when it betrayed the anarchists). Its like animal
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by indubioprorubik 9mo ago
Tesla is stock is great. Not because its great. But because its a optin for people, who cant opt out on a system, that opted out on them. Its like the only "fast-forward technology-wise-and-break-things" button that still seems to
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by indubioprorubik 9mo ago
Yes, all you had to do is find transport companies that dont hand in gas bills in the tax season and they just pop up aus fraudulent.
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by indubioprorubik 9mo ago
People can also vote against a consequence decoupled elite that rule by virtual signaling to each other which was okay in a resource binge, ignoring the results their previous choices had for the lower echelons. To hit the captain with a sh
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by indubioprorubik 9mo ago
I see this approach as a win win for science. Debunking bad science becomes a for profit enterprise, rigorous science becomes the only one sustainable, the paper churn gets reduced, as even producing a good one becomes a financial risk, whe
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by indubioprorubik 9mo ago
The border - and thus illegal immigration and not integrating immigration, was the main debate point up to the election. He ran on ice..
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by indubioprorubik 9mo ago
And thus all citing, have fatally flawed there paper if its central to the thesis, thus, he who proofs the root is rotten, should gain there funding from this point forward.
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by indubioprorubik 9mo ago
The majority voted for this- this is the will of the people.
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by indubioprorubik 9mo ago
This war will likely clean some old electronics providers from the market. You are either very good at security (and that does not mean "airgap" all the things- if your plc needs a special laptop to connect to, the malware just ne
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by indubioprorubik 9mo ago
Eh, no, the debt is not a problem, as long as the world is willing to pay the tax for the police and ordering institutions. The ruling empire is a defacto service provider- and the world taking and hoarding the dollar is basically allowing
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by indubioprorubik 9mo ago
Should make flour from it: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S266716032...
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by indubioprorubik 10mo ago
Normally, yes - but now, after a humilating defeat - the regime is revealed to have squandered the riches. If you dont even have imperial glory to show for the billions spend- you are bankrupt, even in the eyes of fanatics.
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by indubioprorubik 10mo ago
And the us became a oil net exporter, which makes you more interested in a constricted supply. The whole story just never checked out, if you move it around just a little bit.
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by indubioprorubik 10mo ago
? The arab spring came from the islamic world regularly building population powder kegs, without having a modern industrial society to keep these populations educated, fed and with a perspective beyond fanatic death-cultist movements. The a
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by indubioprorubik 10mo ago
I find it hilarious, that a land-empire, trying to undo the rule of law internationally, so the rule of the strongest returns, benefits from one side upholding the rule of law- and even gets to cry about it (venezuella) and mimicry mock the
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by indubioprorubik 10mo ago
No, each pushed alternative is just worser. The euro could take over, but europe just revealed itself as a "lawful" player with no plan and no pants (security-wise) - so the euro is just defacto tied to the dollar value wise. For
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by indubioprorubik 10mo ago
Can you shadowprofile the redactions by length of the black box and heuristic occurance bundling?
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by indubioprorubik 10mo ago
Well, the purpose of the whole thing is to harden humanity against downfalls, distribute it all away from the people (who might become religous fanatics and analphabets) and away from the governments these people produce (insane clerics and
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by indubioprorubik 10mo ago
Should have a "You keep what you kill"- clause in academia. If you destroy somebodys hypothesis- you get to keep the grants they gained from that, deducted from their current grants. Make it viable to go headhunting and make p-hac
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by indubioprorubik 10mo ago
Microsoft making advertisements for https://store.steampowered.com/steamos ?
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by indubioprorubik 10mo ago
Makes you wonder, how much the AI madness will be able to cannibalize other buisness sectors before it encounters the limits of growth there, leaving behind hollowed out eco-systems - similar to how adds ruined everything.
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by indubioprorubik 11mo ago
The green revolution was vitally dependent on oil-gas based fertilizer trade - which means, doing away with manchester-style centralized trade empires who used cutting off trade as a tool of suffocating opponents. The past never went away,
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by indubioprorubik 11mo ago
There can only be one. Or two. Maybe three. Four shoots espresso a day.
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by indubioprorubik 11mo ago
It was a new race- and they where so comfortable having won the IC-race and customer base! Now everyone and his dog got a new chance to compete- and they just didn't want to do that. And now every advance in battery and solar, will dri
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by indubioprorubik 11mo ago
Way to miss a buisness opportunity here: https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2025/nov/29/climate-... is the real market for this type of technology. Inject clay - or sand- and create basins, channels