Comments by "miraculixx" (@miraculixxs) on "CNBC International Live" channel.

  1. The key question for humanity to solve is: How can we avoid & stop single figures to become so powerful they can plunge the whole world into chaos?
    33
  2.  @Tepezcuincle59  yes. IMO monolitic leadership is a key source of bad at least in government.
    3
  3. His hand movements give off very weird vibes
    3
  4. Large language models are very much overrated. They will either go away or be built into everything. In either case companies like this won't be around for longer than perhaps 1 or 2 years, i.e. until their VC lasts.
    2
  5.  @ChristianIce  pay more money, have uncontrolled immigration, need to participate in foreign politics without much control, including going to war, be subject to laws made elsewhere & courts, be dragged into the euro zone and mess it is, etc. The development of the single market & euro are unknown and at risk. These are substantial risks, certainly not less substantial than going independent.
    2
  6.  @andreaerling7614  that's russian propaganda and you know it. The war since 2014 has been a fabricated insurgence by Russia. Yes they have attacked the Ukraine in 2014 already and never left.
    1
  7. The real danger is that Russia may force the US/NATO to get involved so that he can further his new crazy narrative.
    1
  8. People also have a tendency to prefer arguments that confirm their biases. There are risks with any path. Staying in the EU is a high risk too. Much higher than going alone.
    1
  9.  @ChristianIce  well call it what you like. Risk by definition is potential loss i.e. benefits - cost. I so happen to think that the EU is a net negative for most countries anyway (talked to a Greek or an Italian citizen lately? You should)
    1
  10.  @ChristianIce  solved? The EU will install an austerity government just as they did in Greece.
    1
  11.  @ChristianIce  the average man on the street did not cheat anyone, so you can't just blame a whole people. Besides it is not cheating if everyone knows. The EU knew pretty d* well that Greece was not fit to get into the Euro. It was also common knowledge that the Euro would never be stable unless either there is eternal austerity in the southern member states, causing deteriorating living standards en masse, or the northern countries will transfer moneys to equalize living standards, forever. Both ways are not sustainable. In my opinion all countries and Europe as a continent would be far better off, in the long run, without the Euro zone. Except Germany which is an irony, because history.
    1
  12.  @ChristianIce  No you won't, not if the majority of citizens in Europe have a say in this.
    1