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nullorempty
2mo ago
Some syndrome here, for sure.
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nullorempty
2mo ago
Russia has been criminally naive in its dealings with the West. Had they been more firm and realistic they would have never allowed the wall to fall and Warsaw pact to disband. They have no choice now but to reassert themselves. I hope we a
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nullorempty
2mo ago
Russia: stop pointing the gun at me West: ... No Negotiations don't work when stakes are this high. I read an article in early 2000 that stipulated that EU and USA are borrowing so much money that eventually they will HAVE TO recoup
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2mo ago
Russia and USA had elaborate discussion on the precipice of war late in 2021, but also continued discussions since the very breakup of the soviet union and the voluntary dissolution of the Warsaw pact. Negotiations didn't go anywhere u
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2mo ago
I never said I was russian or not ukranian. But your attitude is exactly the problem - remember, people are all equal as per western democratic values. And the way to solve the differences is by talking! And yes, I am ready to talk to russi
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nullorempty
2mo ago
You should really commit more skin to the game since your believes are so strong. Or are you so weak and cowardly that you want innocent Ukranians to go to war for your believes!
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nullorempty
2mo ago
Here is a strange idea: the sides should negotiate!
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nullorempty
2mo ago
Well, then may be you should volunteer.
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nullorempty
2mo ago
What were the Minsk agreements for?
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2mo ago
Russian war with Europe would be ‘very short’ – Lavrov https://www.rt.com/news/645860-lavrov-eu-nato-putin/
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nullorempty
2mo ago
Well then stop complaining and prepare for war as the article suggests. I can not believe the europe would risk all its heritage and for what?
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nullorempty
2mo ago
Well, the USA too.
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nullorempty
2mo ago
Hm, so much for dialog. These attitudes are unlikely to lead to peace negotiations. Labeling isn't a good place to start.
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nullorempty
2mo ago
Merkel admitted that Minsk agreements were meant to allow Ukraine time to build up the military - with the help from the west! So yes, that's how I frame it.
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nullorempty
2mo ago
I'd be curious to know where I could verify these numbers. Also, financing ukraine and supplying it with weapons does mean europe is at war with russia yet again!
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2mo ago
A lot of the commenters blame Russia, and ... have you looked at the map? Netherlands is one of the countries that are furthest away from Russia! And then, there are countries that take much more active stance against Russia - Germany for e
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2mo ago
Except... it finances and arms Ukraine. Yeah, Europe is at war with Russia. Yet again.
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2mo ago
We may be approaching technologically to expanding into the universe but we are certainly not there spiritually. Not to say that we shouldn't pursue this, there are probably war races in space already, but it seems to me that a better
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nullorempty
2mo ago
Yeah, rockets to Mars and splash-less urinals - the problems of one century
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nullorempty
3mo ago
I think China got it right with TikTok. Educational content only! Done!
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nullorempty
3mo ago
Let's also replace politicians and other officials. AI - might finally "care for miners and not the minors on the island somewhere". Therefore, AI will not be blackmailed into doing shit.
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nullorempty
3mo ago
Well, as soon as they start being replaced is there a network to bring.
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nullorempty
3mo ago
Honestly, this is hilarious! Please replace CTOs while you are at it and most architects can also be replaced easily!
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nullorempty
3mo ago
Nothing wrong with wishing your own kind to continue.
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nullorempty
3mo ago
Your taxes are building police state for you. What's the recourse here?
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nullorempty
3mo ago
True, but try being a dad to 14 kids in today's world.
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3mo ago
The trade offs are real, but a suppressed desire to have kids can lead to dissatisfaction and with time that will be hard to ignore or fix. Also, let's just not ignore that Musk is wildly successful in having shown you an example that
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3mo ago
Well, 'history is written by the victors' is not just a toss.
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3mo ago
... because now it can be done at scale.
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3mo ago
The content is preserved obviously, and I hope that sometime in the future it will be made available in its original form. What worries me about the trends is inevitable sanitization of content or straight out falsification.
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