nomass

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by nomass 8y ago
what reactions did you expect?
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by nomass 8y ago
Very well put and also very true. Most people are absolutely unaware how fast big shifts happen. The invention of national-socialism with the foundation of the NSDAP happened 1920. A few years later a highly weaponized and aggressive German
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by nomass 8y ago
We have very little military spending. The ukraine invasion was a very successfull testrun for Putin. We in Europe we keep ourselve weak and defenseless. Why?
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by nomass 8y ago
I agree but how should this actually work? I feel like we have no options here. Everything comes from China, beginning with my mobile devices.
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by nomass 8y ago
As a European I hope we find the courage and the strength to allow ourselves to be militarized as we where at the beginning of the 20th century. I think to a certain degree a military conflict with China would not be a bad thing. Here we ha
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by nomass 9y ago
> Turning things around would require changes of a pace and scale that we have no idea how to motivate and coordinate Yes everything leads to that question: How can a problem of global scaled be solved, if it seems to be almost impossibl
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by nomass 9y ago
Somehow I can understand his frustration, but I do wonder if he actually draw the right conclusion from this failure. Because there is only one reason this couldn't work: He was under capitalized. Maybe initialy he had an intuition tha
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by nomass 9y ago
I just watched the video and here is what I think could be approved. As someone who knows nothing about your project the first thing I’d like to know how it runs. So I think you could get out more from your demonstration and place it before
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by nomass 9y ago
It was surprisingly hard to figure out the problem with these two articles.I mean it all makes sense, I couldn't stop nodding. And dont get me started with the picture from the stairs where the fighting couple stands below the lamentab
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by nomass 11y ago
I don't think it's the states problem. You find this kind of alarming situations all over the planet. The development pattern is always the same: Use it to the end as fast as possible. The poorer or weaker the state the faster it
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by nomass 11y ago
> artificially keeping the price low But isn't that the case with ALL finite/natural resources? In this case it's might be the state, in the case of oil it might be other actor(s), in case of rare minerals the causes are a
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by nomass 11y ago
I find the entire development very terrifying. Even if I don't live in the US and being not particularly interested I've heard about California’s water problem more then 10 ago. That means the problems and dangers are well know a
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by nomass 11y ago
I don't want to offend anyone, but really Apple has become a lousy company. The single only thing that still flawlessly works is indeed the "glossy surface" (article). Their hardware, sold as rock-solid, is partly flawed. My
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by nomass 12y ago
> 18 years is absolutely insane. Utterly, terrifyingly insane. Why exactly are you terrified? > That's more than murder gets in many countries. That's more than rape gets. That's more than terrorism gets. Orange and App