Comments by "Алексей" (@user-cb2df9zy6d) on "Econ Lessons" channel.

  1. In response, Ukraine will soon begin importing electricity in batteries.
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  2.  @daniellarson3068  The Americans were the first to invent the atomic bomb, and we built the first nuclear power plant.
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  3. We are not trolls, we are orcs)
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  4.  @Surfer-727  Are you aware that Biden will soon forget which country he leads?
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  5. It’s simply cheaper than developing it ourselves, but sanctions give us prospects for developing our own industry.
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  6.  @RZakelis  Lithuania, they found something to cite as an example, the center of the capital looks like an average Russian village, Russians consider Lithuania to be a large village.
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  7.  @BryanGilcrease  Russian cars, American, European - they suck, even BMWs. The Japanese have a sense of engineering.
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  8.  @afreire239  By using the dollar as a foreign policy tool, you have dug yourself a pretty deep hole.
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  9.  @SkyDiver-wd5oj  There is such a scheme: first, fuel is sold to Europe, then Ukraine buys it from Europe, but it does not reach Europe.
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  10.  @olmostgudinaf8100  And they supplied weapons to our enemies... Then we tried to build normal relations with Europe, but the United States did not need a strong competitor in Europe and so it began, first Georgia, then Syria, now Ukraine.
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  11. I agree here, in the USSR they made cool consumer items only to show them at exhibitions; it was difficult for the population to get them. Thus, the IT sector was destroyed.
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  12.  @MrRezillo  During the coronavirus epidemic, several Russian IT specialists had nothing to do, they opened a company in the USA, created a product and set up its production in Thailand, launching a fundraising campaign on Kickstarter without leaving their computer.
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  13. We have jokes like: Lithuania sent one soldier to ensure the safety of ships in the Red Sea, the country's defense capability decreased by 50%
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  14.  @JAnx01  There is no complex of superiority, we live our own lives and respect other countries.
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  15.  @darkslaerdark  A missile with a chip from a washing machine is capable of hitting an object less than 5 meters in diameter, a tomahawk missile (not just one, a whole salvo) somehow missed the airfield...
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  16.  @koskoskng  The first two modules, “Zarya” and “Zvezda”, now seem to be the only flight control point, there is no Western analogue.
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  17.  @EconLessons  It is difficult to get food from Ukraine, Poland is not allowed in, tractors are blown up by mines and other not very fun “joys”.
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  18.  @StepDub  Quite a common occurrence on YouTube, this is what it is, freedom of speech in the American way.
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  19. And in Russia there is nothing from Norway (We have a lot of things from Japan (I live nearby), but unfortunately everything Japanese is made in China.
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  20.  @BojanPeric-kq9et  It’s like with oil, if you mix Russian with American, then the product is no longer Russian, sanctions don’t work.
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  21. Canada has quality things, I came across them in my work, I’m Russian.
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  22. Russia has 11 time zones and a climate from arctic to almost tropical, in some places the average annual temperature is +25.
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  23. Russia has borders with Norway and the United States; this is most of the continent of Eurasia.
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  24. We are sorry, but it looks like Ukraine is finished.
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  25.  @BojanPeric-kq9et  The ear was too much, this is the same Muslim part of Russia.
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  26. Everything related to electronic games in the USSR is mainly copies of devices from Japan/America.
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  27. It’s just that exports to countries neighboring Russia have increased by 1000% in some places...
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  28. We used to joke about shrimp from Belarus (landlocked), but now we buy spare parts for Boeing and Airbus planes somewhere in Africa.
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  29.  @daniellarson3068  At this rate, you will soon come up with communism))
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  30.  @RZakelis  There is only one problem, the Russians will not stop.
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  31. So we look at Lithuania through the Western service Google Maps and understand that everything is not so bad with us in fact.
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  32.  @marioceva7163  You have Russia and we don’t care about sanctions.
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  33.  @RZakelis  A fairly advanced device with automatic guidance, but the range is short, the latest ones shoot at a maximum of 2 km, the tank is capable of shooting from a distance of 5 km, the Russian analogue “konkurs” from a distance of 5-6 km.
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  34.  @EconLessons  Are these Russians practicing hydraulic fracturing? Do Russians have water flowing along with gas from their taps? 0_o
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  35.  @sergejadam8860  You're right here, they screwed up completely.
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  36.  @daniellarson3068  Even now, car production is cheaper in China; there is no point in doing it in Russia.
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  37.  @ChrisChocol  As for the Internet, on average a 1Gigabit channel costs about $10 per month (in the European part of Russia it is much cheaper, I live near Japan) (and the provider’s competitors constantly call you). In public transport, parks, cafes, even sometimes in car repair shops - it's free.
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  38. ​ @darkslaerdark  Boom... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5cHLzRQCyR8
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  39.  @Oomph6006  KGB Red(Красный), Blue(Голубой), White(Белый).
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  40.  @Oomph6006  All that remains from the hammer and sickle are memories, good and bad, Russia is a completely different country.
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  41.  @Oomph6006  The USSR was not considered a union like the EU, it was a country ruled from Moscow.
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  42. The dollar has discredited itself in the financial market, they simply stole 300 billion from Russia, who will trust you after this?
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  43.  @roydavis5613  This allows humanity to move forward.
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  44.  @koskoskng  It was 1998, a long time ago in Russia, but the first module of the station was built with NASA money.
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  45.  @kareboantario9295  Will they kill various leaders in Islamic countries?
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  46.  @crystalbluepersuasion1027  You look at your recommendations and the authors of these channels, as a rule, do not live in Russia.
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  47. Kaspersky Anti-Virus remembered, but for some reason the Nginx web server did not, although this is a standard for highly loaded resources.
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  48.  @EconLessons  You have only one answer to any criticism - a Russian bot, isn’t it funny?
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  49.  @afreire239  I was surprised that some people cannot find countries on the map, such as America, India, Russia or China. With Russians this is not possible, you simply will not pass the exams and will not receive a diploma of education.
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  50.  @grahammewburn  Watching many videos from there, with crocodiles, giant spiders, snakes in the toilet, snakes that can devour a person whole, plants that can drive a person to suicide (the poison causes unbearable pain), how good it is that I live in Russia. The most you can meet is a bear, or a tiger, not so scary.
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  51.  @skullyboi1215  What is this “war economy”? Nobody drags you to the recruiting station; you can fly anywhere (it’s difficult to go to Europe, but through neutral countries it’s possible). In general, the life of an ordinary person has not changed. Equipment has become noticeably more expensive, but new products, for example, are appearing faster than in Europe.
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  52. The United States made a big mistake and decided that they could manage the finances of other countries.
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  53.  @EconLessons  Explain what specific chemicals?
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  54. There will be a response to this campaign; before, for some reason, Putin was embarrassed to destroy the energy system of Ukraine, but now there is a reason why the power plant is under attack. And even then they gave us a head start; in the summer the population will not suffer so much.
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  55.  @solifugus  Prices have risen, wages have remained the same, gas exports lost as a result of the US attack have been successfully compensated by Asia. The blows to oil refineries are sensitive, but in response, Russia could deprive Ukraine, for example, of electricity, simply the entire country. So that Western weapons simply cannot get from point A to point B.
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  56. Once upon a time, our ammunition depot caught fire and it exploded for three days in a row.
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  57.  @SkyDiver-wd5oj  Sappers then spent 10 years combing the forest and destroying unexploded shells.
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  58.  @SkyDiver-wd5oj  It was a warehouse inside a mountain, there is even a video (not of very good quality). It felt like the mountain was exploding. The population was evacuated.
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  59.  @EconLessons  At one time it was a dazzling success, but now it’s kind of sliding into the trash.
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  60. ​ @StepDub Ask your Western governments to do something about the homeless (how to rehabilitate them), drug addicts, propaganda of various sexual minorities (whatever the film, the main character is black and gay, I’m tired of it). Once upon a time you had a very personal culture, I grew up watching films like the Terminator and thought America was a cool country.
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  61.  @StepDub  Here (in Russia), for attacks on government buildings, people were sent to prison for a week (usually released the next day); in the USA, a person was simply shot dead for a similar crime. Feel the difference.
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  62. Various signs and road signs are duplicated in English throughout the country, such are the rules.
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  63.  @A_TAYLOR06  They transport oil and gas to Europe and buy resources there.
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  64. Here I agree, the Soviet Union made cool consumer things just to show at exhibitions, it was difficult for the population to get them. Thus, the IT sphere was destroyed.
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  65. Sorry, I missed the nickname.
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  66. So don’t starve, allow Ukraine to supply you with food (the Polish agricultural sector will indeed be destroyed, but this is for the sake of peace!).
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  67.  @28pbtkh23  The main market of Ukraine is Russia, but it seems to have come to an end.
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  68. And you will be even more surprised to learn that YouTube runs on a Russian web server.
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  69.  @Alex.Kalashnik  As for physical servers, they are sent free of charge to large and medium-sized providers, even in Russia, this is called “Google Global Cache”.
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  70. In general, it’s strange to see combat veterans as homeless people; even such a backward country as Russia treats its own better.
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  71. In fact, there were audio equipment from Latvia, a Russian TV took first place in some competition in Europe, and much more.
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  72. Там были плюсы и минусы, с одной стороны ты не получаешь разнообразия в потреблении, которое есть сейчас, с другой ты никогда не станешь бомжом, а если вдруг что то с тобой случится в каком то богом забытом селе, то правительство легко задействует армейскю авиацию для твоего спасения. Завёл семью? - На тебе квартиру, бесплатно.
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  73.  @memkiii  The first famous Abrams was destroyed by two drones. The second Abrams was destroyed by a rather ancient T-80 tank. Leopards were blown up by mines and destroyed by artillery and anti-tank systems. By the way, everyone criticizes the Konkurs anti-tank missile system, there is little automation, operator control is needed, but for some reason they forget that the range is almost 3 times greater than that of the Javelin.
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  74. In conditions of active suppression of communication channels, AI is very decisive.
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  75.  @surelyyoujokemeinfailure7531  There would be no greater escalation, the heat could become everything, even very hot.
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  76. You just don’t like that a country with a relatively small population owns 1/6 of the planet, 4 times more than the entire European Union. And you can't do anything about it for centuries.
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  77.  @dainagrn7030  Human influence on the planet is greatly exaggerated; on such a scale we are nothing more than cockroaches.
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