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> The stock market keeps going up in the face of the indefinite closure of Hormuz. We're investing in datacenters at a scale that only makes sense If there is a psychosis, what is it? It is not an AI psychosis - modern AI started i
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> To me it seems obvious that this is exactly what happened. Democracy is by far the most common style of governance, extreme poverty is falling even as the population rises. A substantial majority of all human beings have a magic screen
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People who live in glass houses should not throw stones
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They removed changes and added their own stuff https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Contributions/214.13.2... ARIN shows that 214.0.0.0/8 CIDR is still US Department of Defense (or Department of War as Trump
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Because the IP is in the edit, and the reverse DNS went back there (and ARIN did not disagree) More info on this in my other reply.
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Look back to the earliest version of the history and information of various countries on Wikipedia. They say themselves they were from US State department or CIA histories of those countries. I was editing a page on the US massacre of civi
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Corruption means something legitimate is happening that can be corrupted. Maduro was president of a sovereign country. A bunch of kidnappers and murderers invaded the building he was in in Caracas, murdered everyone in the room, then kidna
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What I said is correct. Inflation-adjusted hourly wages are down. You posted a link that people are working more hours per year, so their yearly inflation-adjusted income is up. So you're really posting the second negative here, thank
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> But if you're single, isolated, on dating apps -- or maybe caught in an unfulfilling marriage commuting from the suburbs to a job you resent -- there often doesn't seem much point to your own existence. Everything has been st
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> When I came to the US in mid-90s (as an atheist) over half the population attended religious services regularly. No. When polled, half the population said they attended religious services regularly. Researchers going to churches and
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The average inflation-adjusted hourly wage in the US has fallen over the past 50 years. With productivity and wealth gains, the median worker working for an hour is making less. Meanwhile, the heirs and rentiers and "rich kids of Ins
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> Siding with a dictatorial regime Right, Iran used to have a parliament with Mossadegh as prime minister, what happened there? Oh yaa, Mossadegh wanted Iranian oil for Iranians, so the US and UK overthrew Mossadegh, with the help of co
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> Russia invading Ukraine and failing, has been the greatest strategic gift Russia could give to the US against China in setting the stage for shaping a defence of, and deterring an offensive on, Taiwan. Amidst the US bombing Iran, block
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> Chinese aggression, possibly ramping up to an invasion of Taiwan. It's amusing amidst the US bombing Iran, incarceration the president of Venezuela and his wife after slaughtering everyone who was in the room with him, seizing oil
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> a tyrant who killed his own kind in masses with gas and started wars with neighbors The US sent Saddam the Bell helicopters to gas the Kurds. US military aid increased after that happened. The war with a neighbor was with Iran - the c
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> Iran has been attacking the U.S. and its proxies for no reason for decades Iran did not attack the US and Lebanese Shia did not attack the US. Israel invaded Lebanon and the US went in in August 1982. This allowed for the Istaeli all
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> separatist movements The Kurds had their own state at the end of World War II - the US and UK forced them to dissolve and integrate with Iran. Actually the US just abandoned the Kurds in Syria two weeks ago as it signed deals with Syri
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The US just helped overthrow, with US troops on the ground, a secular government in Syria, to replace it with an al Qaeda leader who was on the US wanted terrorist list until two months ago. What are you talking about, the US has supported
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> non-violence Armed Baloch and Kurdish groups have been boasting of firing on Iranian police. The police are firing back. Hard to call them non-violent when they openly boast about armed attacks. Who knows where they are getting thei
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Iran had a parliament until they wanted Iran to control its own oil, whence the US and UK overthrew Mossadegh. They had ayatollah Borujerdi wreck the democracy. Also Kashani who helped oust Mossadegh, and then later supported Khomeini. Th
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Right, a clearer way of saying this, as you do, is the West imposed crippling sanctions just prior to all of this, as Trump sends aircraft carriers to the Gulf.
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Navalny, wasn't that the heroic fighter for human rights who said people from the North Caucucus were cockroaches, then mimicked a gun with his fingers saying what he would like to do with them? An obvious hero of western liberals figh
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His e-mails show him trying and failing to get a Russian visa. Not much of a Russian agent. Actually the person who was trying to help him was until this week the UK ambassador to the US Peter Mandelson. He had to resign this week due to
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> forced to pay dues to unions If I'm forced to pay dues to a union, I'm forced to pay expropriated profits to my company. And I don't get a vote on that (or a vote on the existence of the management, board and rentiers).
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They have almost no credibility. Gazan health authorities were releasing the names of their dead, and this was met with great skepticism and qualification in Israel and the West (until this week when Israel just accepted at least tens of th
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If the mullahs are so bad, why did the UK and US back them against the democracy of Mossadegh in the 1950s? Then Savak with CIA help slaughtered the secular left in Iran into the 1970s. Westerners work to slaughter the secular left in a co
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Like trying to treat his cancer with ivermectin? Doesn't seem to have worked.
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It was almost certainly used for agriculture. Observation of hunter-gatherer bands in modern times, and archeology have little in the way of skirmishes or warfare prior to the agricultural revolution 10,000 years ago. Not that it never ha
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What countries helped overthrow prime minister Mossadegh, who wanted to nationalize Iran's foreign owned oil, and installed a dictatorship? What countries backed the mullahs against Iran's secular and left opposition, helping SAVA
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In 1967 the Chinese people in Hong Kong were fighting against the English, English officers killed dozens of Chinese to retain their control on their "democracy". A city they had violently seized decades earlier to push opium and
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