Youtube comments of ricardo kowalski (@ricardokowalski1579).

  1. Solid content. My two cents: you had your fun. You can't take them with you. Scatter the collections so others can have the thrill of the hunt, as you did.
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  2. It is often overlooked that urbanization covers the land with impermeable roofs and streets. So the rain water is prevented from percolating into the earth. This creates paradoxical floods even in cities that are in drought conditions. Any little rain that falls overwhelms the drainage, because it is no longer absorbed into the ground.
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  3. Storing warships for a rainy day? Cloudy, with a chance of 16inch AP shells?
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  4. The very fact that a saturation strike with 2000 ~5000 rockets in 20 minutes was required is evidence that the defense system worked as specified. No system is "infinite" in it's capabilities. And no hits are reported in strategic targets.
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  5. "lead to tyranny" how naive. Tyranny is here, it never left.
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  6. Solid content No bias, no BS. Suggestion: review the chinese nuclear deterrence strategy document. For all the fear and paranoia propaganda we consume in the west concerning China, their nuclear policy is level headed and reasonable.
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  7. insider trading is not a sign of "weak leadership" it is a sign that leadership is strongly corrupt
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  8. "security guarantees" Poland once had plenty of those guarantees Ukraine gave up nukes for guarantees Anybody that has even a superficial knowledge of history knows what "security guarantees" are worth
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  9. Imagine holding a job with no accountability, no legitimacy for almost ten years.
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  10. I am amazed on how many pictures of a dog were taken The whole idea of asking a dog for a ticket is peak railway
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  11. "safe and efficient"... when they were granted legal impunity and big fat checks
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  12. The analisys is incomplete until you add that 1China buys a lot of Saudi oil, 2 that oil is shipped thru the Malacca strait 3 India has placed considerable military in the Nicobar and Andaman Islands that guard the entrance to the Malacca strait 4 Indonesia has allowed India to operate from a base in Sabang, closing the net 5 China is not happy that a major oil supply lane is under India's surveillance, and possible control The "skirmishes" for territory that no one cares in the mountains are a sideshow. The Indians are buying the russian oil to stop China from taking it.
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  13. They may crash into your room, but they will still lose your luggage 😁
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  14. What effect does the "measuring device" have on the photon? 1:29 What has been demonstrated is that this measurement device affects the photons, not that the photon knows it is being observed.
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  15. plus non-interchangeable parts... peak elbonian.
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  16. judges should be held accountable for their decisions
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  17. “Amateurs talk strategy. Professionals talk logistics” - General Omar Bradley During wartime the complex and delicate supply chains become evident, to the point of becoming painful. Sugar, henequen fibers, crude oil and refined products, come to the top of the list. Other equally vital things don't make headlines. -Cinchona/quine bark from Peru to make anti-malarial drugs was essential to the pacific island campaign -The caribeean is dotted with salt works that had served their european metropolis for centuries. Lack of salt complicated the canning of food for troops, and the regular civilian industry had a hard time preserving food. -The chocolate bar became an icon because the cocoa trade to europe was squashed, while it was now abundant and looking for markets in the americas. And if you suddenly want to increase the size of the Royal Navy... where are you going to get the rum for it? 😁
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  18. Every record has been destroyed or falsified, every book rewritten, every picture has been repainted, every statue and street building has been renamed, every date has been altered. And the process is continuing day by day and minute by minute. 1984 - Orwell
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  19. Spot on.
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  20. "spiral into a hostile movement"... Either show the "hostility" or stop spreading lies
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  21. Always remember that socialism is not the "goverment ownership " of the means of production... it is the "government control " of the means of production It matters not who "owns" something, if someone else "controls" it It is always about power. It is only about control.
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  22. Mandated medical interventions are un-ethical Regardless of effectiveness
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  23. All I want for Xmas is having an un-elected, un-accountable organization without mandate, legitimacy or representation CERTIFYING my health status. 😂
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  24. do not -eat the yellow snow -drink the kool aid -have the chocolate shake
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  25. And if you add local knowledge advantage...the thunder run can exploit terrain in ways a conquering enemy would consider "impossible" Solid coment.🎩
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  26. And the post war effect of al that capital investment in machinery drove the quality of life improvements of later years If you were building refrigerators and ice cream machines for destroyers, that tooling did not evaporate at the end of the war, it became fridgidairs, windsill A/C for houses and larger units for shopping malls. Water pumps, generators, foundries...all were left ready to work at marginal cost. Respectfully.
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  27. What has to be understood is that the amount of rice traded is minuscule compared to what is harvested and consumed locally Top rice producers in million of tons China 149 India 129 Bangladesh 35 Indonesia 34 Vietnam 27 Thailand 20 Top three rice exporting countries in millions of tons India 21 Thailand 8 Vietnam 7 So prices move sharply, not because of large scale crop failings, but because it is a very tight international market.
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  28. Correct. And the video is incomplete without mentioning this ALSO: Tokio was razed to the ground and rebuilt in the 50s, so infrastructure was laid out much better with modern criteria and objectives
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  29. The three 5in guns and the bureau of ordinance Bureau of ordinance wanted for a 5in gun. The 5/51 was too heavy. The 5/25 was too weak. But the 5/38 was "just right". The end 🎭
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  30. In peace, it is very important. Radar, airspace control, early warning, ELINT In war, it has to be denied to the enemy, not because YOU profit from it, but just to avoid the other side from doing so.
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  31. Japan taking notes for the "asian sphere of prosperity"
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  32. He lost me at "...carry out what the government suggested..." "...i was following orders..." Didn't work then, and we must make sure it does not work now.
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  33. 12:33 when even the french are calling you "clumsy and bureaucractic" ...you know you are in trouble.
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  34. Shadow economy is still economy. The goal should be to dismantle the government taxes and make ALL economy 100% tax free and fully "shadow"
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  35. Yes... and these are the "smart ones" in universities, investment funds and political lobbies
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  36. Two most dangerous things that must be kept away from engineers at all times: 1- welding machines to make things bigger 2- hacksaws to make things smaller
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  37. Free indoctrination and mid 1900s care. Fixed that for you.
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  38. The joke I heard is like this 😁 The last B52 pilots will fly back from the airplane graveyard in a DC3 The last DC3 pilots will fly back from the airplane graveyard in a C172 The last C172 pilots will drive back from the airplane graveyard in a WV beattle The last WV beattle driver will walk back from the junkyard wearing RedWing boots
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  39. 1:37 keeping the range safety officer instructions and checks in the edit is appreciated and important. Many channels just leave it out of the cut. The "fun" part of shooting must be shown with the "responsible" part of gun handling. 👍 Respectfully
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  40. He has had a LOT of practice.
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  41. collectivists never retreat, never give up, never let go of power. If they appear to lose ground, they are just stalling for time.
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  42. I am a little concerned that Matt made no reference to a load chart.
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  43. ...so thirsty... couldn't lick a stamp to save my life. And the envelopes kept coming, relentless. I still have nightmares.
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  44. If you go so far out of your way to knock down an MQ9 over the sea, it means you are moving something by boat.
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  45.  @markdavis180  A weapon like this, which is poorly suited for dirty conditions, would be ideal for police in small urban areas under threat by guerrillas. If the gun is captured or lost (ejem!), the rough life of insurgency would render them unusable quickly. The lack of interchangeable parts would also be a plus.. only in this sense. OTHER THAN THAT as a consideration... it is a very difficult sell. My 2 cents.... respectfully.
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  46. Yes. This is the issue Everything else is a red herring Respectfully
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  47. TAFFY 3 taking notes: "...best defense....lightly built ship..." 😁
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  48. If you are british, any amphibious landing will bring the spectres of Gallipoli or Dieppe. Planning and commaning such operations will require a level of resolve, will and fortitude I can only imagine And being a trooper, filled with equal parts of trusting your superiors, bravery and purpose is also admirable. Respect 🎩
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  49. government mandated monopoly fails to develop competitive products? WoW, who knew?
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  50. Script went to great lengths to avoid identifying the responsibles of the corruption.
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  51. In Venezuela they keep repeating that they are "building socialism"... but they never show the blueprints!! 😁
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  52. In case you don't understand "Boeing Co spent $13 450 000 lobbying in 2021." "Boeing ranks as the 10th largest federal lobbying spender since 1998, spending more than $288 million."
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  53. 3:50 speed was of the essence Time was on the argentine side with winter coming and expecting a backlash in Britain against "maggie's war" There was no time to starve out the argentinians, nor to grind them down to deplete their ammunition. There was also no logistical capability to supply and extended shelling from afar. The loss of the helicopters made the required fast pace advance even more difficult. The surviving Chinook is a touchstone to all the people that know war is as much about supply as about courage. https://youtu.be/9LNCVpFHeCI Equally important, for the argentine junta a prolonged (but contained) war was excellent for the local front. It would justify all problems and scacity. Silence any opposition and allow them to ride the winter. That is why they wanted Menendez to fight as long as possible, for internal political gains. The early re-capture of the South Georgia with the loss of the submarine Santa Fe surely influenced the Junta's decision to leave Menendez without any resupply. Gen Menendez's decision to surrender can be examined, and it will be found the right thing to do.
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  54. (Apologies for geeking🤓on Dune) "The AP shell is the ship killer. I will let the AP shell to go past me and thru me. When the AP shell is gone, only Taffy 3 will remain"
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  55. Question: why is the BBC not prosecuted for "misinformation"?
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  56. As a stubborn nerd I resisted the trasition to digital for over a decade. I was the "target consumer" that truly believed that digital did not have the quality of film. I shot whole rolls of 36 with the certainty that only 4, maybe 5, images would be good enough to print. The wait for developing, the contact sheet. The interaction with the lab guys to get the prints as "just" as I wanted them... was part of the hobby. I loved the grain in the enlarged photos, using a magnifying glass to find the grain when I could not see it. Planning ahead with fast film for night outings. I hauled around my SLR above my head while walking into a flooded cave. The confused looks I got from friends and family when I was geeking with exposure lock or manual focus. Fun times. Having said *that*. When digital became "good enough" I switched. I still have my lenses and film camera, but they are now part of someone that is not today's me. Solid content.
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  57. I played the "plainly difficult" bingo since the late 80s. Gliders, hot air ballons, parachutes, refineries, offshore oil rigs, helicopters, shifty 3rd world airlines, unmarked food stalls by the side of the road.... am I lucky or what?😂
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  58.  @TobyIKanoby  AND local support for the home team doing the thunder. Nothing like thousands of friendly eyes telling you where they stockpiled the fuel...and the vodka. 😁
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  59. Yep. It got interesting for me when the japanese started talking about the Izumos... "honest to god, not offesive, NOT an aircraft carrier" 😉🤞
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  60. " it cannot be done" The same lie they said about Argentina
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  61. I for one appreciate that India is taking a greater role in the international stage. I hope they become a moderator in a world prone to extremes. Brasil, Mexico, and Indonesia also have a part to play.
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  62. the funniest part of this is that they were called "disney bombs"
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  63.  @Q-n2b  strawman argument. Why would homeschooling be related to any news channel? Fox or otherwise?
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  64. 🎼C'mon barbie, let's go marxist!!
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  65. 1-most young people don't even have life insurance. So the harm is under-represented. 2-private enterprise data, even if tainted by "greed and capitalism", is better than government data tainted by "common good"
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  66. how dare you defend yourself?
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  67. Maybe create a "tech tree" but of recommended books. It would fit nicely in the website, and people could track where they are/ where they are going better than a list. The YT video comments of each book or node could be linked. Respectfully.
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  68. Destroying widely shared culture is required to replace it with one of your own
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  69. Blindfolded monkey pins the tail on the donkey "here on map"
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  70. Just a tibdit. BP paid not for "fixing it". The largest part of the payment was to cover the expected taxes lost in the spill. Government and courts pretend to care for the environment, but it's only about the tax money. Respevtfully
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  71. Poor management is the most destructive weapon known to date.
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  72. Nada que hacer. Una mas de las muchas cosas buenas que hay que reconocerles a los argentinos. Que alegria, se les saluda. 👍🎩👍
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  73.  @johnny5584  google "no first strike" and "china nuclear deterrence doctrine" Good luck.
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  74. Merida is growing at a crazy fast rate. Regards. 👍
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  75. Solid content. My two cents: you had your fun. You can't take them with you. Scatter the collections so others can have the thrill of the hunt, as you did.
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  76. Medical board: you're blind Admiral Lee: Radar will be my eyes
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  77. When NASA tells you "we have Chernobyl at home"
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  78. If you have air superiority, the AC130 is better than the A10. ( I see your 30mm and raise you a 105mm). If you DO NOT have air superiority, then anything that can fire a Maverick is not "better', just less risky. The A10 made sense when missiles were crap, and you knew you had to go into contested airspace, expecting to get hit. In the future, grunts will call upon swarms of expendable cheap ,unarmored UAV to deliver better/cheaper munitions in close quarters. There is nothing wrong or hyped about the gun, it is just that time waits for no one.
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  79. A HANDHELD land mine. 😊
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  80. min 2:48 destroyer captains: We are expendable. Cruiser captains:we serve the fleet. Corvettes/submarine captain: we outsmart the enemy. Battleship captains: we pick our battles. Carrier captains: we strike first or run away. Merchant captains: fear is a luxury we do not have
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  81.  @jakubrejak1114  there is no need to destroy something to go do something else Nobody tears down the highways because flying on an airplane is a thing? Why not let the dolls behind? Why destroy them? The message is clear in the open
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  82. "that is a data point we lack" And yet, they denied transplants and cancer treatments because of this very data point. Curious
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  83. French MN fell off the technology tree, hiting every ugly branch on the way down. It came to rest on the ground, with their faces firmly planted in the Béarn.
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  84. Yes. Some countries do know what is at stake. Respect 🇵🇱🎩
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  85. I once read: a developed country is not one where even the poor drive cars. A developed country is one where public transport is SO GOOD that even rich people use it.
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  86. the real evil is in what was this data required FOR The point is not IF this or that causes depression. The point of these studies is what is the fastest/cheapest/most effective way to CAUSE depression. What does it take? What can be done to soften the targets (subjects)? How long it takes? How much damage it causes? How long it lasts? If you need this sort of data collected, you look for an already depressed scientist with marital problems✅, check out he is cruel ✅.... and then willingly FUND him.
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  87. I am not defending and will not defend the CFA system. I just want to point out that, among the many problems these countries have, hyperinflation (a-la Argentina, Venezuela, or Zimbawe) is NOT one of them.
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  88. Noteworthy: Iraq is NOT complaining about drones violating it's airspace. Quiet as a mouse.
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  89. 2:30 The roster of command reads like an all star game. The invasion was inmense, and they still managed to pile on more experience than tonnage
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  90. "restoring free expression"... gee... how can you "restore" something if you claimed it was there all along? gaslighting 100!
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  91. This man confuses indifference with unity
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  92. 4:10 Yes you can have Harriers and they are killers. But Harriers could not fill the role of AWACS or E2s. Argentina's pilots exploited this blind spot. History was made, lessons were learned.
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  93. Cadillac Management: Toyota built this car, in a cave, with a box of scraps!!! 😡 Cadillac engineers: We are not Toyota. 🤷
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  94. Society has always had charity to take care of those that "do not make the cut". Governments are just middle men in the normal healthy private charity process
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  95. solid dad joke👍
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  96. I have always believed that many cease fires were negotiated by a meaningful look and a desire to live. 👍
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  97. Sealion was a bad idea, invading Taiwan would be a terrible one. Add loitering munitions flying over the beaches and it goes from terrible to unspeakable horror
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  98. 7:00 Pauni doesn't have the machinery? No... Pauni doesn't have access to capital Government interferes in everything. Best wishes to all the good people in Indonesia.
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  99. Let me guess: all the cameras were inoperative.
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  100. Cherbourg fell, but the harbor was denied. It was useless until two weeks after operation Cobra achieved the breakout. It was later to become the starting point of the red ball express, which in itself is a logistic masterpiece deserving a video.
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  101. It always was "WITH", never "FOR" The fact that age, obesity, diet, hypertension, and diabetes are not part of the discussion is the issue
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  102. One would be forgiven for thinking there is a shortage of ropes and tree branches in the UK.
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  103.  @filonin2  if you calculate the cost of throwing utilities, and the increased freight of one extra hour drive... you will quickly understand that "cheap" land means "hidden costs".
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  104. In LatAm we have a joke about an exchange university profesor from some european country (say Germany). He saw that people in LatAm wash their cars on the streets, and the run off makes puddles and damages the pavement. He asked; hey, why do you wash the cars on the street? The LatAm reply was: the street is public, it's for everybody, so we CAN do that. The profesor goes back to Germany and asks his neighbor; Would you wash your car on the street? The german answer was: No. The street is public. It's for everyone to use. We CAN'T do that! same word, "public". Two very different understandings of what it means. respectfully
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  105. A missed opportunity for Fry and Laurie.
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  106. When GG is not enough, you give out the medals yourself. Morgan and De la Penne sit at the grown ups table.
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  107. 51:00 Degassing Short answer Drach is right, by the time the navy gets the bunker fuel it is already de-gassed. It happens before distribution. Long answer Crude oil has hydrocarbon gas in solution, refined fuel and destilate products have little or no gas in solution. Crude oil inside the reservoir is under pressure, and gases are dissolved in the crude oil, held in solution by the pressure. During production, as crude oil travels UP the wellbore the hydrostatic pressure is reduced. A lot of gas comes out of solution as pressure is reduced. (think opening a bottle of soda that forms a lot of bubbles suddenly when it is opened). The first step of De-gassing is what is called a "gas separator", usually at the well site. The gas separator is a primitive device, simply a tall cylinder with baflles inside to allow the gas to vent to the top, and liquid to collect on the bottom. The crude oil that comes out of the separator is called "unweathered". The unweathered crude is then pumped into pipelines under some (lower) pressure. In the refinery the crude is then passed thru a vacuum Degasser to capture valuable gas (these gases are feedstock for chemicals or used as fuel) The degassed crude is now passed thru a distillation column, where the different fractions of hydrocarbons are separated by their condensation temperature (pretty much a large moonshine still). The liquids that are extracted from the distillation column are called distillates and have negligible amounts of gas in solution. The most valuable fractions become gasoline or diesel. The less valuable are called BUNKER FUEL. Bunker fuel is just a notch above asphalt and tar. Ship's boiler run on bunker fuel. Bunker fuel usually has to be heated to thin it out and pump it, use it in burners for boilers. This is why ships have fuel heaters and pre-heaters. Beware that distilates are still volatile, they can evaporate and become gaseous (gasoline in open jars will evaporate)... but this is a change in phase, not release of solution gas. Cheers.
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  108. Shut down the world for two years, gets you increased poverty and hunger. Notably, in Davos they are not talking about hunger, or poverty. They are talking about digital tracking and social credit systems
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  109. the fact that this is "legal", and that it can drag on for over 13 years tells you how much power governments have over the individual
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  110. Anybody with high BMI, high sugar, high blood pressure that wanted others to take medication to protect themselves already had brain damage. So there is that confounding factor
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  111. Keep in mind that the greatest obstacle to chocolate candy was the sugar itself. Cane sugar was expensive, had to be refined from molasses, and molasses came from tropical areas. Beet sugar only became available in industrial volumes after 1830s.
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  112.  @Jjm-t9i  What you have is a medical union protected by the government. It limits supply and you are worse off. Every deficiency of a market can be traced back to a government intervention
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  113. "Never ask a barber if you need a haircut" = "Particle physcis departments ALWAYS want a bigger collider"
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  114. Is there any information on the age/seniority/background of the EasyJet pilot that radioed the go around? This goes beyond cockpit resource management. As the other incident demonstrated, most pilots will use the radio and add to the confusion, but they will not be clear, confident and useful. The uniqueness of this radio call must be traced back to some uniqueness in the pilot. This factor should be identified and encouraged in the future.
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  115. The level of production in those costumes is on par with the "safety dance" song (go see it, there are power lines in the horizon, a mailbox, and a power pole with wires and a transformer in it)
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  116. La pregunta es por que los habitantes siguen votando por ladrones
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  117.  @maddiesenator5491  I wouldn't be so sure. They already took away Speedy Gonzalez.
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  118. WMD anyone?
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  119. Yes. Anybody can make a gearbox. But making a gearbox that can handle insane amount of power and last, that is the "secret sauce" 😁
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  120. =====YOU DIDN’T! BECAUSE IT’S NOT THERE! Almost the same as ======'You didn't see graphite on the ground because it isn't there,' Denial is a powerful thing, poisons the mind and clouds the eyes.
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  121. the original strain was also mild. It was only a threat to old, frail, fat, diabetic, high blood pressure. That was wonderful enough. Hopefully we learned the lesson: lockdowns delay but do not avoid, but lockdowns DO create poverty and great social damage.
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  122. Rather have the US exported 9% inflation per year, than take the local inflation in Venezuela o Argentina of 8% per month
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  123. min 25:00 TIK spot on. We may never know, everyone has to make up their own mind. We cannot and should not quarterback from 80 years in the future peoples that were exhausted after five years of war. The lesson here is that we should avoid placing ourselves in positions where we are limited to bad outcomes.
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  124. Rocket exhaust with chunky bits. 😁
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  125.  @CruelDwarf  👍 Stalin comes bearing gifts.....run away!!!
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  126. George Lucas surely saw this thing.
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  127. Yes. You would create a lot of confusion. Yes it would be "fair". As long as it is clear that "nationalism" is different in every nation . German-nationalism cannot be the same as Czech-nationalism. They do not have the same "nation" at the core, and they do not share the same (external locus) strawmans required to seize power. I get the same blank stares in LatAm when I tell people that Pinochet was a socialist. Their little minds can't process the state owned copper industry, the military control of the copper industry, and the "ley reservada del cobre".
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  128. The difficulties this rapid pace of change imposed on management deserves attention. Within a service life, a commander would have to oversee the addition of engineers and stokers, the carpenter equaled to the blacksmith/riveter, coal added to the supply considerations, head of steam buildup and lag understood. It is not only a matter of where would you find qualified people to run the sophisticated machinery. Who of the previous generation can train the new officers on how to command these innovations and these new ratings? How do you retain them? A steam engineer is not an illiterate midshipman that you can gang presss into service and manage by lashes. And mind you, it will only get worst with the introduction of radio, electricity, hydraulics, electronics, diesels, turbines. The fact that the RN as an organization survived all these changes and pressures is remarkable.
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  129. Why would you need fingerprints in the metaverse? Think people, think.
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  130. Did you keep the fragment?
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  131. Good catch. Dr Jordan realized that "revelation" was too loaded a word.
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  132. Would "al dente" be code for case hardening?
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  133. What is not reported is that a lot of well connected people got access to the route in planning, bought lands alog the route, expecting to then re-sell it for a (much) better price. The route of the train has been changed several times to suit these speculators. Environmentalists, and local comunities are just mouthpieces of these hidden interests. It is not and environmental, relics, or commuity problem. It is purely political and profit problem The real issue is: Why is this not funded with private money? Because it is a money losing scheme.
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  134. "divine wind" UK edition
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  135. The most disturbing idea is not that a computer becomes "sentient" The problem is... what if WE are just fancy computers that have no sentience? What if WE ARE THE ONES that have analyzed language and answer with what others want to hear? The issue is not if we "elevate" a computer.... the issue is what if we LOWER ourselves to the level of a machine?
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  136. Let's put some tribals together, and add Piorun. Lord have mercy on the enemy, because they won't.
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  137. Today I've learned there is a contradictory form of yes. 👍
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  138. they are keying cars and setting car dealerships on fire... but the "right" is the threat.
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  139. Two thoughts 1- I fear just as you do, that we will never see another like Patton 2- I am relieved we have not had another war that requires someone like Patton to win it Not sure what I fear more... Respectfully
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  140. There are plenty of mistakes to go around 1- it is a mistake to be loudmouthing about intelligence. Always, in all cases. 2- Both Rusia and NATO underestimated Ukraine's defensive capacity. They both expected a quick outcome. 3- NATO overestimated the surge capacity of Rusian standing forces. 4- all the west suddenly realized that their aging, limited stocks of weapons and ammunition are really not enough even for a limited conflict
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  141. The learning curve is even more impressive if you consider the huge strides in radar equipment capability, and how fast the radar data is incorporated into doctrine and tactics.
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  142. A mild variant that spreads fast is "dangerous" only to the narrative, the fearmongers and those who expected to profit from this.
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  143. 4:10 "without recognition no loans" The lesson here is that loans are NOT required. That recognition and international money result in greater corruption and graft. Leave these people alone. They are doing much better than "recognized" countries. They do not need recognition.
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  144. Buthan: we want to preserve our ancient culture and ways ALSO Buthan: Bitcoin is an ancient ancestral industry of this agrarian society 😂🤷‍♂️🙄🤷‍♂️
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  145. Can we appreciate the finesse and politeness of Drach in this answer. 👍👍👍 😊
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  146. Accuracy is not a requirement. Fear is the metric. Randomness and "errors" only help that goal The STASI did this without any computers, decades ago. It can be be done, it is really easy to do.
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  147.  @luke-be8yw  you are inverting cause and effect. Corrupt leaders are weak. But weak leaders are not automatically corrupt Respectfully.
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  148. "free Palestine"? Yes. But how do you free a people from their elected "leaders"?
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  149. Jeune École came back with a vengance when the Argentinians fired an Exocet from a trailer, and more recently a truck fired some Neptunes. It is no longer that small cheap boats can pack a punch... is that DIRT CHEAP TRUCKS can pack so much harm you dare not approach the coastline. Respectfully.
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  150. Perun rules.
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  151. If we are seeing this model, it is already superseded. Next step is a submerged craft, similar to the drug running submersibles. At night, in bad weather and taking advantage of tides they can get really close... just before sprinting to targets. The anti-torpedo nets will make a comback on ports, but this is a cheap and effective area denial system.
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  152. If you have most of your money in assets, stocks or real estate, you are not affected by inflation. Inflation hits hardest those that have a few hundred dollars in a savings account, and that live from paychecks.
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  153. the enemy of my enemy... is NOT my friend. It's funny how many times politicians have to re-learn this
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  154. Solid content. Controversial topic, done well. Government created the problem, pinned the blame on everyone else but themselves.
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  155. Geographers: You are calling it the "Crimean war". Crimea is in... Historians: Well yes, but actually Petropavlovsk also gets bombarded. Confused, angry, Geographer noises
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  156. I bow to your cleverness.
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  157.  @KoleKojot  1- No, it cannot be done without bloodshed. The collectivists are many and they are willing to use violence. 2- An-Caps do approve to the right to self defense, against violent impostion from people that use violence first. AnCaps are not against violence, just against initiating violence. This is an important point. AnCaps don't turn the other cheek. Respectfully
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  158. The White Fleet color scheme is stately and magnificent. That was part of what made it "great". Solid content
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  159. dishonest video 1:27 the graph is about not public universities 5:49 the graph is about public funding for state run universities oranges and apples, presented as equivalent and interchangeable, to justify the red herring of the day
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  160. There are no accidents -Master Oogway 😁🐢
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  161. Oilfield is the same way. We had the running joke that if you leave a (Marine or Rustabout, your pick) and two anvils in a locked room at 0700... by 1300 one anvil is missing, and the other one is broken. Nobody knows how or what happened. 😁
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  162. Compared to the last to years of government induced conflict between the in/out groups, this was pretty mild.
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  163. Japan is similar. The house has no value
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  164. Why is the WHO not on trial for medical malpractice?
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  165. If the oil industry with "fat margins" cannot take down offshore platforms and jackets on the surfacte... who is going to cover the cost of de-comisioning these systems at 400 meters depth in 30 years? Ahhhhh... taxpayer money. Sweet sweet taxpayer money.
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  166. It is soooooo funny to hear the un-initiated say " it's just a bunch of forms, how hard can it be? " 🤷 It's not " hard" ... but the learning curve is steep and costly. 😁 I did Imp/Exp of CKD vehicles with my dad, in LatAm, mid 80s. Fun times. Respectfully
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  167. the problem with the Metaverse is that you still need to eat, defecate and sleep in the real world. Look at Maslow's pyramid. The Metaverse lacks the first level. You cannot build above a missing ground floor.
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  168. Even the non-upgraded T55 would be useful in some roles -Against a light thunder run of MRAPs or Hummvees they would be in a fair fight -As pillboxes against infantry after an armoured spear breaks thru they can provide in-depth defense If you have hammers...if life gives you lemons... if you have thousands of T55s... you get the idea
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  169. There is no substitute for dakka....The only thing better than dakka itself is: MORE DAKKA 😀
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  170. 5:26 Look at Mount Suribachi for a "what would it take to storm Gibraltar". Remove the rest of the Island, and add 15 inch shells
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  171. "they" didn't do this. Your neighbors, your family, your boss, your co-workers did this. You are surrounded by traitor sheep. Act accordingly.
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  172.  @TheImperatorKnight  I agree with you 100%. As always you are hitting the nail on the head. ===== Private ownership INCLUDES control. This is why in most legal texts it reads (In spanish "Es el derecho que tiene toda persona de usar, gozar, disfrutar y disponer sus bienes de acuerdo a la ley." ) "It is the right that every person has to use, enjoy, enjoy and dispose of their assets according to the law." It is the "dispose" part where they excert control while (pretending) to respect private property. And this is not disposal as in end of life what we do with the trash. "dispose" means what you do with somehing, where would you locate it, and the authority to have or delegate CONTROL over it From Merriam Webster dispose 2obsolete : to come to terms dispose of 1a(1): to get rid of how to dispose of toxic waste (2): to deal with conclusively disposed of the matter efficiently b: to transfer to the >>>control<<< of another ///// disposing of personal property to a total stranger 2: to place, distribute, or arrange especially in an orderly way disposing of the weapons in the new fort Cheers!!
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  173. The cables for fast charging could be more expensive per kw, like premium gas. If you put a price difference (time is money) the issue will solve itself
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  174.  @BeKindToBirds  "irreplaceable" is what they used to say about battleships.
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  175. There is a saying: "Victory has many fathers, but defeat doesn't even have a mother" That is why everything is "mad hitler's " fault
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  176.  @bauefrenchmen3126  pray do tell who are the corrupt "capitalists" not mentioned in this video
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  177. AND social credit to identify and contain tin foil extremists that dare ask questions!!! respectfully
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  178. Because, until now, NK missiles were a joke. They had the range, but lacked in accuracy. Rusia is now transfering guidance technology to NK. Suddenly, China is within range of accurate missiles. Very close, no time to intercept. Very concerned about being blackmailed by Kim. This technology transfer will greatly upset the balance.
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  179. From: "the data is clear" To :"nevermind the data" Across 65 billion dollars of profit
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  180. "encourage uptake" = you will lose your job if you refuse
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  181. Remember Cortana from Halo4. Never forget what they have taken away from us.😂
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  182.  @wasneeplus  Calling it "bonkers" does not make it wrong. Nazis were socialists, the fact that they fought other socialists just tells you that they eat their own. There is only ONE definition of socialism, and TIK is 100% right.
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  183. What I want to understand is how everything can now be a zoom meeting, but at the same time private jets sales are at record highs. It's like high value business does not trust electronic communications and rather not leave a record of their meetings.
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  184.  @schlirf  Exactly. A bridge too far, a railhead too far, a gallon diesel short, "for want of a horseshoe a kingdom was lost" Solid coment. 🎩
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  185. Churchill: Sink the Bismark Tovey: It's burning, listing, not firing back, can't steer, the scuttle charges have gone off, and the men are jumping off the deck. Churchill: Did I stutter? Tovey: No Sir, you did not.
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  186. 57:18 USS Johnston laughs itself silly
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  187. Somewhat away from Asia... but Olivetti is super interesting
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  188. In fairness, what would Yamashita have had to do? Forget being aquitted, just not put to death. Had he killed every IJN marine and personally declared Manila open city to the first US recon troops... would that be enough? Nope. It is not only that the americans, the british, and the filipinos wanted him hanged. The japanese also needed him dead, to save the emperor from any fault. Yamashita truly died for his emperor, just as he had sworn to do.
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  189.  @frankgulla2335  I agree, compromise usually fails to meet both goals. I suggest that the use case in close range combat during the Solomon islands campaign minimized the range lost in anti ship fire role. While at the same time, a longer barrel with powered movement made it a better AA gun in an environment chock full of land base airplane threats. They couldn't have foreseen this, island hoping and "withering on the vine" were not the original plan orange/rainbow. But they DID hit a sweetspot with the 38. Regards
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  190. This discussion is two years late. The people that delayed this debate must be held accountable.
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  191. The US needs many more politicians like Tulsi. Hopefully the voters will reward moderation.
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  192. Parshall rules
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  193. France is gearing up to repeat the success of the Mirage3. Many countries that don't align with NATO want to purchase from another source, and Russia's kit is no longer competitive.
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  194. Drones laser designators + Loitering munitions + GLSDB = everything and anything the A10 did or does Faster response time, organic control at company level, less risk to CAS and spotter pilots, less risk of blue on blue.
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  195. It is amazing that not a single health institution has said: "take vitamin D, sunlight, outdoors moderate excercise, avoid sugar and salt" Cheers!!!
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  196. 4:40 "just eight housing projects" 5:23 and yet they had FOUR separate housing government entities! Government bureaucracies created to give salaries to friends, not serve the citizens.
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  197.  @nikaszekeval6850  "a chicken in every pot" kind of thing 👍
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  198. Neutrality does not equate to indifference. Ireland has unique advantages in geography that allow it to navigate these issues safely. Good for them. ✅
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  199. Under capitalism, you salvage museum ships. Under socialism, museum ship salvages YOU. 😁
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  200. The moment a coxswain told and admiral what to do, Nimitz became certain he had the human capital required to win the war. Imagine this same scene played over a thousand ships, for several years and the cummulative gains.
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  201. Lawyers would rip them appart if it happened again.
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  202. IMO The good Dr trusted the system, his whole career he worked with trust and goodwill. He even was able to understand and forgive harm caused by ignorance, or unforseen consequences. This "emergency" lifted the veil for him. When the data is not recorded, actively hidden, posting and publishing delayed, if communicated silenced, and when exposed it points to wanton harm of entire populations. He is fighting the good fight. We need hundreds like him.
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  203. Elon Musk takes notes for upcoming press releases, mumbling "this is pure gold" :-)
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  204. This island is like a hill. If you can't have it, it must be denied to the enemy. Rusia now knows that it is cheaper to deny than to occupy, I would bet they have "poisoned the well "
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  205. Well, invading another country is also a "colossal risk" Technically the whole thing is a "special military operation". So it requires a "special" answer as well.
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  206. And when they DO NOT confront the problem....politicians make a lot of money
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  207. The potato bit was pretty clever Polish are not fools. They may be (insert polish joke here) but they are not fools
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  208. The rudder? AGAIN?
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  209. I am amazed on how little emphasys was placed on trade interdiction, convoy protection and ASW. You would think the lessons of WW1 would be fresh in their minds.
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  210. 32:00 "entered floating drydock¨ THIS. This was another hole in the attrition and great battle strategy. The assumption was that both sides would take damage, but that the IJN would have had an advantage in being closer to repair stations, and the USN would have had to sail back damaged ships to (at least) Pearl Harbor. Well, the IJN never had enough drydock space or industrial output to repair the damage or cover the losses. While the USN output made up for the losses; AND floating drydocks patched up many ships to remain in the area, or make the trip back safer/faster We need to know who came up with the drydocks, how many and when they entered service, and who managed them. Solid content
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  211. 9:15 The "gold standard" discussion is a red herring 1- currency can be backed by ANY asset, not just gold 2- all the "problems" that are intrinsic to gold are used to distract from the real issue "much harder for reckless money printing" <<< THIS IS THE ISSUE Liars say that the gold standard is no good because there is " not enough gold " . But the problem is not the supply of gold... the problem is the supply of paper currency, the EXCESS OF PAPER CURRENCY. 8:45 It is the government who benefits the most from inflation. Inflation is now a policy, it is an unlegislated tax, and a source for all kinds of corruption. They sale the red herring of the gold standard to avoid the conversation about monetary expansion. 9:35 "a terrible way to run and economy" The HUBRIS!!! There is no mandate, moral argument or legal basis for governmens to "run" the economy What we do have the name of the economic system where the government "runs" the means of production. Ask uncle Karl.
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  212. Everything is propped up with margin. There are no fundamentals, because the distorsions are larger than the signals Arthur is a treasure.
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  213.  @Philistine47  kind of like defusing bombs... just give the fuse and primer good reasons and avoid escalation. 😁
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  214. Make no mistake. This kind of criminals have NOT been erradicated. They are STILL in government positions. The methods have changed, the criminal intent is the same.
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  215. I see a contradiction (tension?) between removable/serviceable "capsules" and the "core"permanent cast in concrete service infrastructure they depend on. In many ways it's like having water sewer and gas pipes laid vertically, instead of underground. A great deal of the city infrastructure is invisible, buried "out of sight out of mind". Houses are demolished and built above services without being subject to them. Would you buy and install a new shinny state of the art capsule with the latests wifi and tech... onto a rotten core with leaky pipes? But that is what we do with new housing over victorian (or roman) sewers. I suggest the conversation should define what is meant to be permanent (think the Roman aqueducts) and what is meant to be replaceable. Respectfully.
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  216.  @Ithirahad  you confuse "individuality" with pettyness and lack of empathy. they are "collectivists" because their personas are dictated by a group. respectfully
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  217. Also applicable to politics and finance
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  218. Government interferes in money supply, interest rates, capital markets, housing loans, tax brackets, payment and rent moratoriums.... and people still blame private enterprise!
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  219. 3:45 Nah... Marines would call an airstrike on the camp and call it a night
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  220. Anatoly Dyatlov enters the chat: You didn't see a sumarine on the water because it isn't there!!!
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  221. In Cuba they changed it to "work will make men of them". (El trabajo los hara hombres) The "them" were homosexuals.
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  222. Over the target 🎯👍
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  223.  @AmsterdamHeavy  gravity will beat diversity EVERY SINGLE TIME Respectfully.
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  224.  @wasneeplus  TIK's definition is the correct one: state ownership or control of the means of production
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  225. A measured voice in an otherwise screaming match. Hopefully voters will gather around her.
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  226. I don't think the experiment "failed" since we did record the data, lessons were learned. It was never meant to be permanent, and the capsules were indeed relatively easy to remove. Respectfully
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  227.  @zyansheep  your attempt to personalize the debate has failed. It matters not if I have had, or not, had taken charity. Try again.
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  228. When the greeks say "point blank range", they mean it.
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  229. Keep in mind that Elon is doing this Twitter thing for fun and giggles He is actually making rockets and electric cars And if it is the OTHER way around? It is even funnier 😁
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  230. I saw this Uboat when I was eight years old. It was a defining moment in my life.
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  231. The data is not provided = it is willfully hidden
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  232.  @tavdy79  Tatcher "laid a trap"? DId Tatcher mismanage Argentina too?
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  233. I have thought about this a lot. There are videos on calculus that have a few thousands views, and "despacito" has over six billion views (check it!) The "do gooders" use to say that acquiring knowledge was expensive . That books were expensive, that universities were expensive, only the rich had time. The internet has made the cost almost zero (you still need to pay the phone, the wifi and the elctricity). But the internet has proven that cost was never the issue. Even paying for that small cost, people rather see six billion times a music video, than gain knowledge about calculus. Ignorance is a choice. Always has been.
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  234. yep
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  235. You are correct, serviceability is now a lower priority. One reason is the disposable, planned obsolesence nature of consumer goods. (Why vehicles that used to be capital goods became disposable consumer goods is another conversation.) The second reason is that the reliability of the motor/regulator has improved so much that it outlasts the rest of the car. But everything breaks down eventually, so some serviceability should still be considered.
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  236. Government creates a problem, and then blackmails you to "fix" it
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  237. Is there an "excess death" counter on the evening news shows? No? WHY NOT?
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  238. I can see 1860's Paris society following the development of the submarines and ironclads with the same attention that we today pour on SpaceX
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  239.  @BlueStarr86  a 16 inch sniper rifle, to be sure. 😁
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  240. The red is a head turner.
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  241. Min 7:00 The water supply for Crimea is one of the keys. Any negotiation will include the water supply and russian control of the sea of Azov. Not saying that these things should be surrendered, but I am saying that if this has to be resolved if a lasting peace is desired. Again, Binkov is doing a great job of handling a very complex issue in real time. Keep the tone and the balance.
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  242. In order to clarify the difference between "ownership" and "control" consider: You "own" a car or a gun. Someone runs over or shoots another person with your car/gun. Police will come knocking at the door of the owner, even if you "lost control" of the asset. When they catch the one that did the shooting or driving... you would want the car/gun returned to you... because you "own it" and need to be better at "controlling it". Control is the only thing that matters. You can be killed with your OWN SWORD, if someone elses controls it.
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  243. Lloyds, ABS and DNV are going to dig into this event without mercy Insurance rates will reflect the lessons learned
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  244. The colombians have the best "lines" . wink wink 😉
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  245. Waited for this video for a while. 👍 ABC accelerated bridge construction accelerated and engineering usually don't go well together accelerated and untested non-redundant structure design are a recipe for failure
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  246. IMO The F4 Phantom was the high tide of the FighterMafia vs the Heavy Jet Mafia They were both wrong at that time The F4 had no gun, because the heavy jet mafia argued that missiles had already eliminated close in dog fights. That was a mistake, the missiles at that time sucked big time. The fighter mafia took the early development stage of missiles as evidence that dog fights ruled and that they were right. As a reaction to poor missile performance, Fighter mafia's idea of a high thrust to weight ratio, small(ish), light(er), armed with cannon and not much else won the day, we all got the F16. A few years go by and missiles improve greatly. By the time the AIM9L and the AMRAAM mature, there is no need for agility or dogfighting. Hell even helicopters are capable of shooting down jets (J CATCH results) At this time the original error of Fighter mafia to keep dogfighting as a key requirement is revealed. Then Stealth came along. If they do not know you are there, they cannot shoot missiles at you, much less intercept and dogfight you. Radars and sensors have pushed stealth back and we are again favoring standoff missiles over cannon. In the future, when unmanned expendable cheap platforms allow taking increased risk, we may get another round of airframe specialization and arguments. The interesting detail is that the fighter mafia has never championed unmanned fighters
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  247. the better question is...why do we let the government pick and mandate the peg ? Every citizen should be free to use the money or currency of THEIR CHOOSING. If you think it's wheat, if joe there thinks it's silver... freedom is the answer.
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  248. Yep
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  249.  @budakbaongsiah  that is the point had these governments had the "independence" to print their own money, they would have ALSO punished their citizens with hyperinflation
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  250. Odd that the available knowledge of water soluble corrosion protection has evaded these caisons pools
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  251. There are many angles to this question 1-If you fought against overwhelming odds as a resistance fighter... who dares doubt your "love of country"? 2-If you already demonstrated (1) ... what is the excuse to prevent you from doing so again in the future? 3- If the french government already failed to protect you, why would it now expect you to disarm and become helpless? 4- If the french government had already collaborated with foreign invaders...why would you trust them in the future? Governments only want their inhabitants armed when they are used as cannon fooder for their own designs
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  252. 3:30 Boat1: Hey. #49, we will turn left to get out of your way. Ok with ya? Boat2: Hey #92. Cool, thanks! This tub of rust turns like a fat pig. We will also turn left. Appreciate it, bro. Media: US Navy playing chicken with multi-million dollar ships in daring display of hubris. 😱 ======== 5:00 to 5;20 Did the Harper's Ferry use a bow thruster to mantain alignment? There is a wake coming off the bow towards the bouy.
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  253.  @uchee211  let me know if you want tips 👍
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  254. Why Haiti is effed? "Haiti ranks globally 129 out of 129 in the 2021 International Property Rights Index, based on a score of 2.64 out of a possible 10. " It is not because of a "weak" government. It is because of government meddles into everything, so there is no incentives
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  255. My money is on the logic that controls flight/ground mode based on the Weight on wheels switch. The plane set down, the switch tripped the computer from flight to ground mode. The bounce was high enough for the gear to extend, and the switch toggled from ground to flight. But the fan was already cut off at the intake vanes. The detailed report will surely be filled with juicy bits about the computer logic. Respectfully👍
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  256.  @cgi2002  just a guess: the bottles are part of the "child proofing" requirements. Can't child proof the strips.
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  257. Fleet problem report: the dummy torpedos worked great!! BuORD: wait... "dummy" what now?
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  258. 21:25 The shelves on the right with the bottles says "armchair historian" 😁
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  259. May we live to be worthy of these heroes Solid content
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  260.  @mrvk39  "some people aren't particularly educated" fallacy of special pleading. FAIL If "some people" value NYC, let that elite pay for rebuilding it. Without public money. Leave us "uncultivated deplorables" and our taxes out of your elite appreciations
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  261. "non violence" and "H1t\er" are only acceptable in the context of comparing against Stalinism.
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  262. The FED giveth... and the FED taketh
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  263. 0:40 " allow...closed loop... live and work in the factory" The government in it's infinite wisdom and generosity is ALLOWING you to work!!!! Be greatful!!! Remember when they attacked the inhumane conditions of the Dickens' industrial revolution? Long hours at the factory and miserable living conditions? Now you get to become "one with the factory"... Flying Dutchman style. Mind you... this IS happening in the worker's paradise. Not in the exploitative capitalistic nations of souless corporate fat cats.
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  264.  @MirzaAhmed89  So nobody uses airplanes? Do you call JetBlue and change the flight time to suit you?
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  265. Before we question the drone attack on a single wounded soldier, there is a previous and higher crime of HIS fellows in arms that left him behind, alone and wounded And I DO question the drone attack against a single wounded soldier. (hint, there is no right answer, it's a trick question) But I ALSO question what is a single wounded soldier is fighting FOR... when he is left behind alone and wounded by his fellows?
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  266. In the Falklands a ship received a direct order to not touch the dud bombs it had received, to wait until a proper ordenance disposal team arrived...but the damage control group had already lifted the duds, and thrown them overboard. They had to reply that, sadly, they could not comply with that order. So it was courage plus god level trolling.
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  267.  @jont2576  low value commodity, low barrier to entry Hard to compete on a race to the bottom on price. 😁
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  268. Venice has entered the chat
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  269. The parallels between the french response in 1940, the Dowding system and the development of CIC in ships is notable Technology only captures the data (radar). Or makes transmission easier or faster (courier, telephones, radios) Having radar capturing the data, having phone lines/radios to talk long distances are not game changers by themselves It is the development of the value chain from data to information to knowledge what was a crucial advantage.
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  270. Call sign: Pop-it
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  271. This needs to be remembered.
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  272. The markets will make no sense until the excess liquidity is wringed out of the markets Low interest rates threw trading on margin and leverage into overdrive
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  273. "guns or butter?" question has been answered
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  274. just the good ones. Everything else is written in politcs
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  275. IJN: write that down, write that down.
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  276. The japanese invaded Malaya with bicycles. History rhymes.
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  277. Yes, but is it pointy? Pointy is scary.😊
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  278. 16:30 on the previous users of Mirages Keep an eye on LatAm. Many countries will replace their aging Mirages over the next 5 years Solid content
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  279. min 31:55 "whipsaw"... Keeping two fronts plays into the oil supply strength of the USNavy, while forcing the IJN to spend their limited fuel in steaming between fronts. ALSO, two fronts make impossible to know which one is the true "kantai kessen" one....so the IJN never commits to either one.
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  280. This is good data It still only scratches the surface. The rise of china's cheap labor 1970s coincides with the stagnation of wages in the US and Europe. The huge labor pool in China affected wages everywhere. Effectively China's labor was a price cap. In just the same way as a more expensive chinese labor pool today will rise the prices of labor everywhere, the cap is moved somewhere else and it is much smaller in size What is needed is a quantitative evaluation of global labor demand, labor availability, and then track inflation adjusted prices in the 1950 to 2000 period. Further insight can be gained by tracking container ship tonnage and traffic (as a proxy for globalization) One of the better videos of this channel
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  281. Consider these soldiers saw all these assets as expendable. That combat life of an asset was expected to be short. They were disposable tools to an end. The minute the war ended they had no more value than a candy wrapper. That line of thinking would change, and now we weep. 😢 Respectfully
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  282. the progression of variants looks like a natural process that is unaffected by any of the "interventions" that have been ordered. 😁 "long covid"-ers is the creation of a paid army of obedient servants of the government
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  283. Perun rules! 👑
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  284. Propaganda becomes useless when called out. Once you said it, then they had to stop.
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  285. A LOT of money was paid for these celebrity endorsements. With poor results
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  286. "my plane", "my controls" or even "get your stinking paws off the controls" are much better CRM than "stop stop"
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  287. 17:00 that is one chunky submarine😂
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  288. This is great content It works on so many levels. Historical, firearms enthusiast, and a lightly threaded humane side
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  289. 13:18 Please note that these owls are not to be confused with "mochuelos" (Athene noctua), that usually are associated with Athenea, wisdom and reason. Goya needs these owls to have little horns in the head, to transfigure them into bats in the background. Effing genious. 🎩 respect
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  290. Easy for politicians to be cautious with someone else's livelyhood and freedom. Ministers and MPs should be placed in lockdown, no salary, and no wine and cheese parties. Then we would see how "cautious" they are willing to be.
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  291.  @ScottFidler  every lift needs to be checked against a load chart. Regards
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  292. Solid content
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  293. Because citizens are cowards
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  294.  @Edax_Royeaux  how many battleships have being comissioned lately?
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  295. Yes. And the move to larger silicon waffer sizes resulted in surplus "smallish" silicon ingots, waffer and lithography machines. Before solar cells had to compete with actual computer chips for machine time. Now the surplus equipment is a sunk cost and solar cells are not part of the node reduction race, so they are using the previous generation litho machines. Regards 👍
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  296. 2:26 Do not overlook the fact that the CSeries have the exact passenger capacity as the original 737 waaaayyy back in 1967 coincidence? I think not. ALSO it shows how far the 737 mission creep has gone. 9:50 "medium haul airliner" The irony of Boeing creating the point-to-point long haul 787 small twin aisle jet, having customers begging for a 757 replacement, SouthWest as a friendly case study... and THEN missing the opportunity of a long legged 100-ish seat airplane is exquisite.
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  297. Solid content. Please consider a video on the Montreux Convention, and why everything Ukraine is getting is coming via land. It makes no sense for Ukraine to risk p1ssing off Turkey with sea mines, because: 1- Turkey would then consider allowing Russia to sail new warships up the straits 2- Turkey is supplying drones By the same logic, if you lost the Moskva and would like to bring a new ship, it makes perfect sense to attempt to drive a wedge between Turkey and Ukraine
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  298. About Comm-Ships. The value of signal inteligence should also be included. Multiple commships can triangulate enemy's positions better than one large (powerful) land station. Also, the detection range is much greater than the effective communication range Add interference and jamming of flight direction beams and radars from multiple ships. Also comm ships could act as ad -hoc navigation beacons during raids
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  299. 6:40 " a school largest expenses are personnel, many of which are tenured" FALSE. The largest share of personnel are ADMINs, not professors There is scope for firing Admins and lowering cost. Ask WHY this lever is not pulled. From FORBES A recent report I authored found that on average, the top 50 schools have 1 faculty per 11 students whereas the same institutions have 1 non-faculty employee per 4 students. Put another way, there are now 3 times as many administrators and other professionals (not including university hospitals staff), as there are faculty (on a per student basis) at the leading schools in country. 12:18 "bloated administrative budgets" they have no shame in contradicting themselves. But they put the falsehood at minute six, and bury the reality way into the end
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  300. There is not a single brick-layer Barbie. No garbage truck Barbie either Hell, is there a "temporary migrant crop picker Barbie" to harvest the food? I see internal combustion cars and airplanes, none are EVs... where is "oilfield barbie"? And "petrochemical Barbie"?
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  301. It's hot. 😂
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  302. Rapid fire 5in barrel life. Do smaller guns have better life than battleship size rifles? Much better life? Are these smaller barrels easier/cheaper/faster to change liners?
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  303. Premises: 1- If Hitler secured the eastern front before attacking west (Ribbentrop/Molotov pact), it was because he already feared soviet strength. Enough fear that he did not want to take on the soviets first, without securing the western front. 2- The germans planned for a fast, mobile, different kind of war. And it was succesful. TOO SUCCESFUL. France fell so fast that the germans were (positively) surprised, and learned the wrong lesson from this. 3- The quick victory in the west changed Hitler's perception of the relative risk the soviets poised........ QUESTION... when did the hubris from the "fast and easy" western campaign convince Hitler that invading russia was going to be equally easy? He feared the soviets enough in 1939, but at some point he stopped fearing them, as evidenced in the "just kick in the door" comment.
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  304. Debt is the new slavery. fiat currency is the new shackle
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  305. From a latin american point of view, these videos into asian culture are greatly appreciated. 👍
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  306. 11:45 Solid Totalitarians implement their theories. When they start seeing that the results are bad, they claim that they need to apply said theories EVEN HARDER After they apply them FULLY and fail miserably ... then they claim "it wasn't real (whatever)" 👍
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  307. So the disease does not cause miocardiatis.... but we DO HAVE miocardiatis.... It's like watching a game show: tell me what causes miocardiatis without using the \/-word....
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  308. This was funny.
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  309. I dislike the term "unfortunate", because most of these issues are pretty much under our control. The outcome may be "unfortunate", but the decisions that led to that outcome are "willful"
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  310. I find no shame in having people excercising their free will. What is shameful is the media circus around this. This event should not be more than a small note in page 12.
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  311. What strikes me odd is that it has no Sidewinder, and not even a 20mm gun Noticeable. Cheers!!!!
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  312. Gains in health and medicine created challenges that no society had never faced Government's attempts to "solve" these problems are plagued with un- intended consequences Elders should not be idle, nor working menial jobs. Traditionally elders took care of children, and we do pay a pretty penny for teachers and day care. (private or government provided) The issue here is once again, the government's intromission into the sphere of childcare, schooling. The small chores that children can perform in a household, are now outlawed and chastised as "child labor", creating idle time to waste on duck face and tiktok Governments have created these problems. They have scammed workers from their money all along their productive life with taxes and social security. Retirement and pensions are run as ponzi schemes based on people dying before they can collect benefits, and later on an ever growing base of young workers to pay the deficit. Time and reality have shown it was all a scam. The simple solution is tax less, and let people channel their own money into charities, into near home schools, where their own parents are entrusted to instruct and also educate (there is a difference between instruction and education) the children. But any solution that starts with less government will be shouted down by the collectivists. (insert The Simpsons meme "will somebody think of the children".... "think of the elders"... "think of the etc" )
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  313. I must add a little more. Sadly is not that there are "evildoers". We must say no to our neighbors that submitted. The "evildoers" get their power from the obedience and compliance of the masses. And the time to say no to these neighbors is RIGHT NOW and FOREVER. We have to weed out the weak and compliant during the good times, because they WILL betray us in the hard times. Pick your neighbors carefully, be selective with your friends, drive the extra mile to be a patron of those who resisted. Treat the shepple as they treated YOU (close your business, loose your job) by using your wallet over long periods of time. Respectfully
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  314. Today blue stickers, tomorrow kristallnacht. These are the warnings, we already know how this plays out. Are we going to let it happen again?
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  315. 23:15... Mae West had and still has no equal, and the "look alikes" can be spotted a mile away. Fun fact, the life vests were named after her. 🦺 . ( No points for guessing why)
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  316.  @smorebytes  Spot on. Very different geography, very different geo-politics, very different goals...result in very different armed forces.
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  317.  @matthewcreelman1347  I see what you did there 😁
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  318.  @maurices5954  yes 👍
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  319. The economic calculation depends on what are they attempting to cover by knocking out the drone. If all they lost was the Sukhoi's radome, it is a good deal.
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  320.  @hawkeye5955  Lee would shoot a 5inch shell thru the snipper eyepiece. 😁
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  321.  @untruelie2640  There is only ONE definition of socialism. Socialism is the government control of the means of production. Socialism has no other definition.
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  322. Let's keep in mind that for the majority of history we worked from home Farmers work from home, seamstress worked from home, bakers lived above the bakery Work got pulled out of the home with industrialization. A shoemaker's "conmute" was a flight of stairs
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  323. Ms Shiva walks a fine line to avoid falling into a luddite trap. This is noted and respected. Even if you disagree with her comments, there is an happy vital component to her delivery. This is a welcome change from the doom and gloom everywhere else.
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  324. Yeah... About that "soft underbelly". What Churchill was fixated on was on the critical route between Gibraltar and Suez. Without it, the british empire would be cut in two. Respectfully.
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  325. Pineda; "they couldn't find that woman" Everybody: Laughing in Lara Croft, Seven of nine, Cylon #6 😁
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  326. Yes. And up is down, left is right, theft is legal, graft is good, inflation is temporary. It is all topsy turvy now. That is why they push so hard for "reset", new normal, and change dictionaries In fact, I know from a very reliable source that we have "always been at war with Eastasia." 😁 Respectfully.
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  327. Hope all the environmentalists, tree huggers, extintion rebellion members are paying attention. THIS IS what a world without fossil fuels looks like.. plus enemy aircraft bombing from above with impunity because electric airplanes and missiles just aren't a thing
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  328.  @dancroitoru364  he was blinded by years of (misplaced) trust The censorship and hamfisted silencing is what changed his mind.
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  329. BOEING many years ago: Let no new improvement in flying and flying equipment pass us by. ~ William Boeing. BOEING today: EICAS? we don't need no stinking EICAS
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  330. Agreed. The offensive will not start until the railways, railheads and combat pipelines in the rear areas are targeted first. Respectfully.
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  331. "good enough" for a missile doesn't have to be "cutting edge" anymore In 1950s when a radio had the size of a refrigerator, yes WoW, a cutting edge chip with a few thousand transistors was a competitive advantage in a missile. In 2020 an obsolete chip that runs a microwave oven or a roomba can guide a missile.
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  332. Brazil is not interested in selling corn, the want to sell the pork and chicken meat, high(er) up the food chain. It is always fun to watch two governments play each other, and both believing they are calling the shots.
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  333. For best results, apply generously...😂
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  334. 15:00 "until after the election" is everything you need to know
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  335. “An appeaser is one who feeds a crocodile—hoping it will eat him last.” Sir Winston Churchill True then. True now. Sweden just figured out that it was next in line to be eaten.
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  336. The carrier numbers are impressive in hulls alone.... But to then I think that empty carriers are pretty but not much use. The planes, the pilots, mechanics and enough slack to rotate both ships and airwings? THAT just blows past my imagination. (swooshing sound) And it still wasn't enough!!!... where do you get over a hundred experienced and capable skippers to run the carriers? Where did these guys that knew seamanship, air wing operations, and management of large complex systems come from? Respectfully.
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  337. ww2 landing craft are still running around in Indonesia. If it could carry a tank, it can carry a oilfield truck. The oil industry in Venezuela took up a LOT of surplus auxiliaries, tugboats and barges. Regards
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  338. 25:45 "... pilots attempted to manually crank the stabilizers... " This is another known issue with the 737 family. The manual trim wheel cannot be turned by hand at high speed/high stabilizer deflections. So when the pilots cut off the electric trim motor 25:30 , they stoped the problem from getting worse... but also made extremely difficult to adjust the trim. This also had the effect of confusing the pilots. Since they had no knowledge of MCAS, they believed they had a trim-runaway problem. The fine details of this are all over the internet. ============== From another forum (you can google it) From the 737 NG FCOM (9.20.8 Flight Controls - System Description - Stabilizer Trim, emphasis mine): Excessive airloads on the stabilizer may require effort by both pilots to correct the mis-trim. In extreme cases it may be necessary to aerodynamically relieve the airloads to allow manual trimming. Accelerate or decelerate towards the in-trim speed while attempting to trim manually.
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  339. It has been said before. You can't spend, devalue nor print your way to proserity. As much as Keynesians hate it, only delayed consumption, savings and investment create wealth.
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  340. Swarms of these things with heat seekers. Stuff of nightmares. Call them winged monkeys..."fly my pretties...fly" 🐒
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  341. Rusia can't finish the two weeks special operation in Ukraine that has dragged almost two years, and would open a second front because....?
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  342. What Alex said. 👍
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  343. 1- NATO is " north atlantic treaty organization" ...well, you can hardly get any more " north " than Finland 😁 2- Turkey is playing it's strong hand while it lasts. Good for them.
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  344. Two years on, "avoid overwhelming the hospitals"... How many NEW hospitals were built? The objective is not to solve the "crisis", but to drag it along to abuse the "emergency powers"
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  345. It is like the huge "no smoking" sign painted on the superstructure of every oil tanker/ LNG ship. If you are in need of this remainder, you should not be on board this ship. The lawyers put the sign up, the dead paid for the sign.
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  346. Yeah... everybody knows who Rommel or Patton is... but nobody remembers the name of the quartermaster that kept their men fueled and fed. "hundred of tanks destroyed" is a better headline than "seven thousand pounds of butter arrived fresh today" I got my priorities straight... I want butter on my toast , I can't eat a toasted tank.😁
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  347. What Timor-Leste should do is have Singapore manage the country for 50 years. Let the profesionals do it.
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  348. ​@benz merc The collectivists will not rest until they have demolished everything and only "the party" is standing, and "the leader" rules alone.
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  349. 3:30 "growing the economy at the expense of other states" Still pushing the zero sum fallacy? The video opens by stating the USA is growing AS A WHOLE , so Florida's growth does NOT come at the "expense" of the country. Yes there is migration and movement of people and companies, but the growth is NOT coming "at the expense" of other states. Maybe Florida is growing faster than other states...but then those other states must examine what they are doing to drive away investment and population.
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  350. Agree. Teething problems are to be expected. What should be tracked is how the management handles and solves the problem. Management is the keystone of complex projects like aircraft.
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  351. It is not the oil. Norway has had none of these problems It is the political system, and the culture of worshiping the "caudillo" It is a LatAm thing. If you try to make a country out of slaves, you can drown them in oil, but they will still be slaves En guayuco, pero con Internet 😁
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  352. Dr Campbell tells it like it is
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  353. Solid video 12:00 coconut logs are not in the script, but they are canon. 😊 ba dumm tiss 🥁
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  354. 19:30 the belt armor knows were it is at all times, because it knows where it isn't
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  355. Big boom good. Bigger boom good-er 😂
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  356. I was waiting for this topic.
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  357.  @untruelie2640  The definitions are not up for discussion. Dogmatism is saying something without evidence, based upon belief. The definition of socialism is not a "hypothesis" that has to be tested, it was created by Marx and it is "a priori", not a result of the discussion. 1-If you do not like Marx's definition of socialism, take it up to him. 2-If you are a revisionist that wants to claim you know what "real socialism", you are rejecting history. 3- I care not for the "nothing is absolute" because if nothing matters and everything is relative then no values or morals are possible.
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  358.  @Arthion  I would suggest that CAS is not an "airstrike". In the same way that forward air control is not recon. ---- CAS means (to me) putting ordenance in close proximity of ground troops in short notice. If you want to risk manpad or small arms fire, then yes you need an A10 to do that. But if you have standoff weapons (Think an excalibur round) you can make it rain without the A10 raindance. Respectfully 👍
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  359. If you review what the Marines have done so far...they would have needed a supersonic, stealth, armoured, vertical takeoff submarine with a 105mm gun. And they deserve to get one! 😁
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  360. 14:15 I say, dear chap, have you not some experience in demolition, explosives and that sort of unpleasant noisy matters? Be a dear, take care of this matter.
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  361. Maybe the washing machine has no impact in India because over 80% of the households lack running water.
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  362. True that. And the countries that escaped the middle income were wealthy enough to subsidize local agriculture, to avoid it from disappearing completely. China STILL has a large agrarian left over population. So large that it cannot be subsidized into middle income, much less high income. So China will have increased tension between rural agricultural and urban manufacturing sectors of society.
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  363. How can they be smart enough to prevent "contagion" when they failed to regulate and control the initial failure point? How are they going to do better, many times what they did wrong in the best of times?
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  364. Video suggestion: fast fleet oilers. how the shift from coal to oil and the fast carrier forces caught most navies planners by surprise
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  365. Calum is good content. 👍
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  366.  @Leotv1948  there is no such thing as "state capitalism" If the state is the owner of the capital... well.. THAT IS SOCIALISM SK an Oligarchy and a government controling the means of production? Sorry, that is exactly what socialism means Your argument seems to imply that free markets can somehow exists under a government controlled economy. Here is a hint: they don't and they can't. When they do they are outlawed and called "black market" There is but ONE form of capitalism: an economic and political system in which a country's trade and industry are controlled by private owners for profit , rather than by the state. STATE capitalism is an oxymoron. Capitalism by definition is PRIVATE ownership and control. The STATE cannot be a "private owner"
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  367. It's like the spiderman meme... the IJN, the royal navy and the USNavy all pointing at each other "YOU won the washington treaty"
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  368. If the Falklands had remained with Argentina they would have enjoyed hyper-inflation and political turmoil for decades.
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  369.  @spiritsplice  disagree. Collectives have a single identity shared between all members. Societies have individuals that share a goal, each individual mantains it's personality. Also, collectivists persecute and destroy those that resist or refuse the common identity. Collectives do not allow members to leave, and punish those who try to leave. Societies are voluntary, and individuals are free to join, or leave, as it suits their individual personal interests. There is a difference between a society of willing individuals, and a collective of lumpen proletariats that draw their identity from the country, tribe, futbol team, class, or "gender" (ejem!)
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  370. they just keep creating words it's no longer pivot... it's toggle
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  371.  @NONO-hz4vo  government should have no part in this.
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  372. If "international law" makes asylum seekers UK's problem, then international law should allow the UK to overtake the asylum seeker origin country and run it as a colony. If they prove they cannot govern themselves and are exporting their problem, they cannot claim "independence". If their internal affairs spill to other countries, then they are no longer internal affairs and self determination issues.
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  373.  @tobene  Once again... why are you assuming "comprehensible" is a requirement? Governments are by and large NOT concerned with accuracy, correctness or comprehensiveness. Just go read a government budget or audit. The amounts that "disappear" into thin air should clear this up to you.
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  374. Is the Harrier or the AV8B data available? The complexity and risk profile of the vertical landing is mis-represented in the other more conventional aircraft Solid content.
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  375. 49:00 What is inmoral is to use over 70 years of hindsight and question those who took monumental decisions with limited information. I do not approve to the START of violence, but once started I want it ended as fast and in such a way that others lose their appetite for it.
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  376. "Tiptoe" is a clever name for a submarine.
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  377. This one Taiwanese company SERVES the entire world There, fixed your alarmist clickbait tittle Have you ever bought a chip at GUNPOINT ? Or are your purchases voluntary?
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  378. Shells is only part of the game The barrels themselves get worn out Perun did a great video on it This is good content, the format is unique.
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  379.  @Conn30Mtenor  👍 a "strategy" that does not take logistics into account is just wishful thinking. But some people believe that some sort of "strategic" genius exists.. with "enough" of this genius few, naked, hungry, sick, tired, unarmed soldiers will ALWAYS win . If someone believes that Nelson could have won Trafalgar swimming naked.. we should just let them believe that.😁 Cheers.
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  380. We are blessed with abundance.😊
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  381. Turkey would like to ask questions about ships with nuclear weapons sailing the bosphorus straits. But it is likely it will remain silent "on the record".
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  382. “Amateurs talk about strategy and tactics. Professionals talk about logistics and sustainability in warfare” - General Robert Hilliard Barrow. Of course Napoleon, also knew this. TIK is making sure everybody that wants to learn knows this.👍
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  383. And then there is Canada. They would jump at the opportunity.
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  384. Another example of "state control" is state defined, mandated and enforced school curricula. In most countries the state defines what is taught at schools, public or private. It also engages in unfair competition by providing "universal schooling" and repeating ad nauseaum that it is "free" (it is not, it is paid by taxes) In some countries, private schools are outlawed, because state controlled schooling cannot allow competition. If you attempt to home school or teach your own children outside of the state enforced system... you get violence and coercion
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  385.  @MadNumForce  "peaceful" requires keeping the weapons Si vis pace, para bellum Farmers, workers, engineers all fine roles.. but you are leaving out the most important among all: CITIZEN
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  386. I love the marine law trials where they nitpick things like this. 😁
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  387. 2:56 Yes, mentioning the Italians in Libya is a good starting point for the history of the COIN concept. ✅ One issue is that COIN (against "insurgency") and CAS (against "enemies") is a murky distinction . Are you in: 1- a civil war, where both sides are fighting for the right to call the other "insurgent" ==> COIN 2- a proxy war where sides are fighting for power on behalf of deep pocketed cold war super powers ==> It's complicated🤷 3- a true kinetic conflict between regular troops of the actual super-power nations ===> CAS another even murkier issue is that by definition... COIN is meant to be used by governments... AGAINST IT'S OWN CITIZENS . Not the most popular use of public funding. So they get dressed or justified as "territorial security", border patrol, anti-narcotics, and many many other excuses. Remember that it is the goverment that applies the label of "insurgent" on anybody they dislike. ManPADs are the reason COIN (and CAS) have had soooooo much trouble. Yes, COIN is a deep rabbit hole. Solid content
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  388. Honest question: When is the node size "good enough"? The processing power is orders of magnitude greater than a few years ago, but when does it become overkill and gold plating for the consumer market? If we still have 4004 and Z80 in industrial work, what node size will be the "concorde" moment where we move in a different direction? Feed the algo, Good content
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  389. Let that sink in...😂
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  390.  @johniii8147  yep 👍... The 757 replacement is exactly at the gap where all these variables breakdown: aluminium/composites, one aisle/two aisles, more electric/traditional hydraulics. Even wing design balance for cruise / climb becomes tricky if you plan for several flights per day. I am fully expecting to be impressed by how they crack this nut!
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  391. Elon identified that the niche of high income early adopters was big enough to pursue. As Henry Ford said it himself: had he done a market study, the consumer would have asked for a faster, more mpg, lower emission ICE (a horse drawn carriage) instead of a model 3 ( model T) ALSO, to this day, Elon wishes he could have called his car lineup "TESLA" . But since "model T" was taken, he had to go "S3XY". 😁
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  392. (Insert Gru's meme) USN: Send the PT boats, destroyers and cruisers! ALSO USN: In terms of PT boats, destroyers and cruisers... we have no PT boats, destroyers or cruisers
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  393. 4:55 "oil fired boilers". What happened to the coal bunkers? Did they remain empty?
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  394. Territory, prisioners and heavy equipment are all important and fine. But I, for one, for once, want to celebrate the fact that the re-taking spared the civilians There are so few occasions where something like this can be said or celebrated.
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  395. The tittle is Was Dropping The Gold Standard A Mistake ? Total red herring. The real question is " Is printing currency without backing a mistake ?" The video instead dances about these questions: -What was the gold standard and why it was abandoned? -What was the advantage of the gold standard and what were the drawbacks? -Is returning to the gold standard something that could fix the economic issues we are facing today? By repeatedly hammering the "gold standard" phrase it avoids talking about the thing that governments DO control, and DO use, and WANT to hide: monetary expansion Would this be labeled as "misinformation" by the SAME government that benefits from inflation and reckless currency printing? I think not.
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  396. Everybody can attempt to do high concept movies Some people can (Nolan). Others.... can't
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  397. 6:50 "all major stables" Stables would be poorly ventilated when compared with a herd in open air.
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  398. and you are paying for the racket!😁
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  399. Min 12:25 Klimt is shorter than she is. Maybe Klimt thought of himself as short? ... This is also implied in the painting, the woman's knees are bent and we can see her feet, while the man is standing up, thus being almost a midget (see the stocky neck). Height is a measure of power. The force implied in the framing of the head and the closed lips may come from a auto-perceived position of weakness or lower status.
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  400. 15:27 "regardless of profit" Not true. The shale boom was made possible because of the same low interest rates and expanding money supply that brought on the financial crisis. The "big short" got made into a movie, but a lot of the capital flows also went into drilling wells. 16:20 "operators cut back" Nope. Politics interfered with banks that traditionally extended loans to oil companies. So many green this, ESG that, and pressure on investment firms cut off the supply of credit to the oil drillers. Operators did not "cut back" investment, they were "cut off" from the financing sources. What you are seeing now is payback. Drillers have no lost love with the politicians pushing EVs and badmouthing fossil. So now they are all playing the same game as OPEC, no longer competing with it. And the impact has laid bare the lies and broken promises of "alternative" energies. Germany paid the most expensive electricity to shut down coal mines, nuclear plants and subsidize renewables... for what? To be held hostage to rusian gas because the renewables failed to deliver. Higher gasoline prices are the result of a war, just NOT the rusia-ukraine war. It is the political and financial war against oil and gas investments that has brought us to this.
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  401. These SDBs are a tactical ground attack airforce wing, in a much smaller, cheaper package. 6:20 "greater radar reflection" Yes... yes... turn on the radars. Then the HARMS will hit. Risking the air defense assets to engage gliding bombs is a bad trade. The fact that we are getting BETTER information and analysis from a sock puppet than from "traditional media" should not be overlooked. 😁👍
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  402. Because the responsability to keep congress in check falls on the voters. 👍
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  403. A system that fosters blackmail is more an argument for dissolution of NATO and the EU, rather than tweaks over %
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  404. Say yes if you ever used 8inch floppies and at the time made fun of perforated cards as "dinosaurs"
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  405. An additional factor is that there are not enough pilots/crew for multiple smaller aircraft. The shortage of pilots RIGHT NOW (after the covid layoffs and retirements), means that they are making do with 747 and A380 rated pilots that are left. There is no point in training anybody on a 787 or 777x that it is not available. One last thing, there is a huge market of 2nd hand spares for 747. That will surely have counted in the financial decision.
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  406. this was the comment I was looking for. 😃
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  407. exactly. They delayed the testimony as much as they could, and now a new period of extradiction process starts.
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  408. I confess I am amused by this development.
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  409. Czech republic is also NATO. From the Russian point of view jumping thru all these hoops doesn't change that. My guess is that these will be left in rear positions and new(er) equipment would be freed for the frontline. There must be a very long string attached to this items.
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  410.  @EdgyNumber1  the problem is the same: politicians and central banks. It matters not the development status Respectfully
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  411. min 8:30 "what is new" is the abundance of civil owned tractors. In 1940s Rusia had few tractors, and most farmers used horses. Tractors allow civilians to do things that previous poorer inhabitants could not even dream about. 👍
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  412. Consider. With no radar fire director, a single AA gun manned by an injured sailor downs one airplane and damages several others. This was "point blank range".
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  413. 3:20 15 inch splashes turned turttles into hares
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  414. Maybe. But it is a pretty good joke.
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  415.  @82MrKanister  Ukraine is NOT paying for anything expensive, it is all foreign aid. So what is YOUR argument?
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  416. Good. Now it is at the state level, and each legislature has to answer to their citizens. I do not care if yes or no, I just want to hold politicians accountable, and ultimately the citizens themselves must take this responsability on themselves.
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  417.  @Archangelm127  There is the video where he reviews the lessons from Midway... and "moar dakka" is the theme. 👍
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  418.  @Leotv1948   1- it was their plan. And their rethoric. Go talk to them 2- what do you mean "can't get anything in borders or ports"? They traded freely with Rusia, Iran and China. They imported weapons and military equipment. What stopped them from bringing in chinese rigs or service equipment? NOTHING STOPPED THEM. They bought and received chinese rigs, cement pumps and steel pipe. They just can't manage them. There are no sanctions on stupidity, inefficiency and theft.
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  419.  @wasneeplus  I am sorry. Isn't the government meant to obey the citizens? What policy does a government have to "enforce" if it is only doing what the citizenship is already doing willingly and voluntarily? Yes, your opinion is as valid as mine. I just don't pass my opinion as arguments. My argument is socialism is government ownership OR control of the means of production. Both Marxists and Nazis controlled the means of production. Both are socialists. Your opinion is that it wasn't "meaningful way"... but that is NOT an argument
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  420.  @Leotv1948  strawman What I have said is that socialism is the government ownership or control of the means of production There is nothing about "free markets" or "pure market capitalusm" in that definition. Keep government out of ownership and control. Ad hominem attack "old men". stop talking about me, talk about the argument. ad hominem attack "mega pseudo intellectual". name calling is not an argument.
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  421. Ice cream? But do they have cookies?
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  422. In regards to the wealth of the looting. What we should understand is how poor mankind was prior to industrialization. The common peasant today has access and can pay for things not even an emperor could have then. At any cost.
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  423. 12:20 is that an Umbrella corporation logo?
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  424. 19:10 They had to chain the valves to stop visitors hands from messing things up.
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  425.  @johnhudghton2287  I understand and agree with what you are saying. Had they been "regular" troops, they would have waited for 5:1 ratio, some armor and maybe artillery support. Paras perform well, the high casualty is usually a result of poor planning, para's light weaponry or misuse of the resource in pitched dug in battles. Respectfully
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  426. "white men for harris" is like "gays for sharria" The collectivists are full of contradictions. Funny contradictions, to be sure, but contradictions none the less.
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  427.  @PrinceOfDolAlmroth  sweet sweet proximity fuses 👍
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  428.  @NONO-hz4vo  I do not hold the illusion that there is a "good enough" government to risk giving them the monopoly of violence
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  429. The Geo-political aspect of the Pacific is relevant Since it was "Europe first", then the US could run the Pacific war single handed, without having to make many concessions to the british, french or even the dutch. Also, the US had clear that the objective was to beat Japan, not recover Singapore, Malaysia or Java. Even retaking the Phillipines was weighed against reaching Japan.
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  430. 5:45 This is convenient It is a win-win. It's cheaper to build new ones. It avoids the cost of disposal, and it develops a capability that will get export sales.
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  431. Train already got stuffed by a submarine once, so angry battleship is showing restraint😊
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  432. 6:51 do note that any retreating troops driven out of the trenches ALSO have to go over the minefield When you make it impossible for your enemy to advance, you also make it impossible for your troops to escape
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  433.  @jasonandlynnechambers3420  Any and all. If the mortality data to distinguish among different types of diabetes is unavailable...you must first ask WHY is it unavailable?
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  434.  @bullpupgaming708  the SDB GBU39 is also launched from the A10. So the blast radius is the same. What is your point?
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  435. 0:55 If you are breeding a dog capable of taking a wolf down, it is wise to also breed them to be fond of humans.
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  436. yep.
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  437. we do not live in a perfect world. we are falible humans. perfect is never a requirement
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  438. How come King got a destroyer named after him, while Forrestal and Nimitz got carrier classes to their name?
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  439. To understand Japan you must look into the fact that real state is NOT a sink hole of capital. The house itself is worthless, only the land has value. Japanese had no place to park their savings, and the government has debased those savings for decades.
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  440. 9:38 "the best and brightest of the labor pool"... but the whole case is made around truck drivers ? Seasonal workers? If truck drivers are the "best and brightest" in the UK economy, then the economy IS DOOMED, but not because of BREXIT
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  441.  @tonstril  i mean that some people were already brain damaged before taking the jab or testing positive
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  442. By now you would expect steel mills to have radiation monitoring at the scrap entry gates, and maybe even at the furnace pour channels. Anybody knows if this is an industry "best practice"?
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  443. We take infrastructure for granted. Massive ships threading a needle below busy road bridges are everyday technical miracles that we should appreciate much more. Condolences to the families of the lost
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  444. The actions of HMAS Sidney are almost reckless.
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  445. I am a little concerned that some people will react poorly to the humor, if the subject is willfully criminal. I hope the production team can continue walking that fine ( and funny!) line. And I also expect them to succeed at it. Respectfully.
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  446. This is why they wanted no liability on the contracts And this is why they floated the "amnesty" idea a year ago
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  447. She owns the look. Excellent work. This is the kind of meta-content I approve
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  448. I see what you did there. Approved 👍 🪨🧻✂
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  449.  @budakbaongsiah  I did not say that. Strawman. What I DID say is that, had they had this "independence" it would have been WORST. Not the same thing
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  450. Mr El-Erian still believes everything that has happened was by mistake ? There is no reason to apologize for something done willfully and by design, that is why they don't apologize
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  451. Political and social change without violence. Respect 🎩
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  452. We will study this operation for decades to come. The feint, the misdirection, the intel gathering✅ Setting the objective in the railways ✅ The execution in dispersed formations, negating concentrated targets to artillery✅ The use of local knowledge and supportive population✅ Negating air superiority over the theater.✅ There is one thing missing: where are the prisioners ? Where are the images of the soldiers surrendering or walking? Too much equipment, too little POWs. Little fuel and few trucks for logistics should result in NO fuel and NO trucks for retreating infantry. 70 Km is a long walk.
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  453. Canadair/Bombardier has the firefighting market cornered. They keep updating the CLx15 line, and there is not enough demand to pay for a complete brand new design. Respectfully.
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  454. Solid content. OIl is always at the center of everything in WW2
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  455.  @SuzetteKath  how is taking what is not yours "defensive"?
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  456.  @garymallard4699  fair point! 😂👍
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  457. Solid content This is peak yutube
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  458. Everybody talking about the consumer But nobody is talking about the household debt, automobile delinquency, and collapse of disposable income
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  459.  @chrismckellar9350  totally agree... the problem is that Boeing "did something" for the sake of "doing something".... and we got the Max 😁
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  460. Keep in mind that serfs were part of the land. Forbidden to travel or leave their parrish or birthplace. And had very little incentive to do so, since they got the same treatment everywhere. The "right to roam" probably was an un-intended consequence of the black death. It produced labour shortages, and that prompted migrations. Let's stop for a minute to appreciate how wealthy we are that this whole subject is now about recreation and idle time in the wilderness. Respectfully
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  461. And submarines quickly sort out targets into two kinds: damaged targets and artificial reef targets. 😁
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  462. You are missing out. Mexico is really great. 👍
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  463. AND when it collapses... "it was not REAL wokeness".. .JA JA JA 👍
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  464. Somewhere, someone is developing a heat seeking, flying, drone anti-tank mine. One that doesn't need communications, can't be jammed, and attacks both tanks and sappers.
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  465.  @benwilson6145  Ja Ja .. not the smartest thing to do... 😝
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  466. The NTSB will not leave any stone unturned on this matter👍
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  467. Precision guided munition negate concentration of large armor spearheads
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  468. No kilts allowed at the Crow's nest, please. 😆😁😆
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  469. And the shop floor is spotless. 👍
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  470. I had not even considered the physical IC size. Great comment. Thanks for the perspective.👍
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  471. Best wishes to all Indonesia so that this change is a success. 👍 - Another reason to leave Jakarta are the earthquakes. Kalimantan is farther away from any tectonic edge
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  472. 0:45 Asking the "big guys from the government" to save the depositors from a government created problem is the pinnacle of political infancy
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  473. Par for the course in LatAm politics and wasteful government decisions.
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  474. hot potato problem solving. 👍
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  475. 26:20 funny you avoid the issue of regulation and permits from BBC England Planning permission for new homes in England 'at record low' 8 September 2023 Tim Dodd Planning permission for new houses and conversions across England has fallen to a record low, new figures suggest. The Home Builders Federation (HBF) said permissions continued to fall "sharply", with home numbers approved in first the half of 2023 down 19%.
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  476. Boeing has dropped the ball on the 787, the 737Max and the KC46. The NMA value proposition is unclear. Market wants a 757 replacement, but it can't be done. I am not smart enough to do better than the current Boeing leadership, I just know they are in deep trouble.
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  477. "release the kraken" ? Hold my beer: Release the armoured D8 caterpillars. The whole place is about to become a parking lot. There is no good outcome left. Not even an acceptable one.
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  478. 1:49:33 "USA has no real need for a navy" US navy laughs in Big Stick diplomacy, laughs in Monroe doctrine.
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  479.  @KuK137  current architecture has the core buried underground. Rotten cores undergrouns. Leaks and damages are unseen, and go unrepaired for decades. "out of sight, out of mind" As I said, there is a tension between the design objectives: access to the core and individual capsules. To access the core you need to remove many capsules, so the "individual" objective is not met, and the whole community is impacted On the "forever"... there was no requirement for this building to be "forever". Japanese don't even consider real estate an asset. The core had a life expectancy, as did the capsules. All were exceeded and abused (for reasons)
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  480.  @mrvk39  you are arguing that "educated people" value NYC That is your "special pleading", that you have to be "this much educated" to appreciate NYC ALSO: I am not saying NYC is "worthless". If it is worth so much to YOU, then you rebuild it with YOUR own money. Don't expect to use taxpayer money to rebuild what YOU alone value
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  481.  @Leotv1948  There is no lockdown. As I said, they import weapons and oilfield equipment. Humanitarian aid was stopped at the borders by the venezuelan government, not by the US They weren't fine, oil extraction started declining a decade before the sanctions.
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  482.  @wasneeplus  strawman argument. I have not said that ALL GOVERNMENTS must be socialist. You asked about the governments that have existed in modern nation-states. Strawman argument, I have not said that a society has to lack government to avoid socialism. You make up strawmans so that you do not have to face the definition of socialism
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  483.  @Leotv1948  special pleading fallacy. "you haven't read" "4th grade understanding" is enough for "government ownership or control of the means of production" No if, no buts, no exceptions
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  484.  @wasneeplus  I don't believe in the possibility of utopia. Neither do I That is why I do not believe the government can deliver utopia That is why I want to take the government's thumb of the scales I rather have the hobbsian "brute, short, violent" life than the totalitarian "long, obedient, safe" life And here is the thing... I don't want to force my choice on you... I just want YOU to not impose YOUR choice on ME
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  485.  @jboss119  there is no reason roads cannot be private, paid by tolls Many roads, railroads, bridges, ferries and canals were and still are private.
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  486. mon dieu!!! 🤣
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  487. Trump doesn't want to "mess" with this. But these are easy geo-political gains and talking points Greenland: Start offering outright purchase, calling the colonial bluff of the current status quo. Offer USNavy protection to the inuit and offer them a deal similar to Puerto Rico Panama. This is a shot across the bow to China, Mexico and Nicaragua. Do not mess with the shortcut the boats take. Do not doubt alternative canals would be military targets. The problem is not control of the Panama Canal... the issue is that there can only be ONE canal
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  488. There has to be an un-named engineer, somewhere, in this tale.
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  489. There is one, but they will never admit that the cause of inflation is debasing the currency
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  490. 5:35 The only true 1 vs 1 in history 👍
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  491. 9:10 carbon taxes don't incentivice, but are a convenient source of revenue to governments, and an indirect tax on their own citizens
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  492. central banks "let this happen"? NOOOO Central banks MAKE IT happen It is not an accident
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  493.  @bhz8947  so, what is YOUR definition?
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  494. "floats better than a brick" is similar to what was said about the space shuttle "glides better than a typewritter"
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  495. Sabine: There is no way to rule it out. Karl Popper: And I took that personally
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  496.  @mikea5745  You put forth no argument, you will be ignored. Your attempt to personalize the discussion has failed.
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  497. Weyland-Yutani corporation can't hurt you East India Company can.
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  498.  @rsiraistlin2473  1- you take taxes as a given. I for one cannot agree to something that is forced, that then justifies other forced things. 2- I am not talking barter, in the ancient world many currencies existed, and you had ample choice to use the one you liked. Even private currencies backed by individuals. So no, I am not advocating for barter, but for choice of currency BACKED by different assets.
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  499. We already had an Admiral King. Hard to beat that. 😁 (Insert totally "ernest" joke here 🥁)
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  500. This raid would be done today with small drones and laser guided artillery. The dare and bravery of these men will remain unchallenged for many years into the future.
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  501. 4:17 "things of value" This is key. Value is a deeply personal, subjective and private matter. Zero scope for government intervention.
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  502. @Jeff Spicoli poor countries remain poor because they rather sell metals instead of the high value added complete cars. Poverty is a political choice made by people unwilling to take responsability for their own life.
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  503. Solid content.
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  504. The only people concerned by this are politicians Let them live in fear, or leave office
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  505. The calculus of war is grim business. COST 180 KIA + 260 POW + one destroyer and a dozen small craft GAINED Keeping Tirptiz bottled until sunk 1000 KIA, many convoy transports and escorts spared. Planners will fudge the numbers to justify it. Since life is priceless this is a butcher's business, not a moral calculus. The decisions makers giving these orders should take this as a very heavy burden. And the men that volunteer to execute these orders are truly remarkable.
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  506. amphibious landings are difficult IF un-oposed, in good weather and with good luck in today's environment, with oposition, drones and portable missiles...it is closer to "nope"
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  507. 9:45 "we accomplished our mission" The devil is in the detail: what was the mission? The mission was not to fly in, fly out, land a sucker punch and get away with it. The mission was to " immobilize the USN Pacific Fleet ". And on this it was a failure. Please read that again. The objective was not "weaken", reduce, hinder, diminish, or get an advantage. By April, the USN was mobile enough to strike Tokio. The proof of the immobilize failure is that the carriers are drawn out to Midway. If the IJN had succeded in immobilizing the fleet, they would have never planned for the USN to sortie out to Midway. They would have pounded them at Oahu anchorage. The very fact that the IJN knew the USN fleet could and would sail negates the "immobilization" HAVING SAID THAT.... -what was the best way to ensure the fleet was immobile? was it the oil? the drydocks? blocking the channel? The how is very much up for discussion. -Did Fuchida or anyone have the foresight to ask for a third wave? I am not buying it -The failure to include the oil tanks in the target list is indicative of the same IJN mindset that logistics were un-important. That courage, willpower and valor can make up for lack of fuel, hunger or ammunition -It IS very telling that Fuchida sees the importance of logistics when questioned by american officers, which are versed and have in their doctrine that logistics wins wars ALSO... I will say this much. The rapid turn arounds and forward fuel stocks were vital for Coral Sea and Midway.
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  508.  @johnnyz2378  I understand. It is the "lured" part that baffles me. The decision making is what interests me. Regards
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  509. I care not for cases, hospitalizations or "with" deaths Almost three years in, where are the "all cause mortality" plots? Where is the life-years lost versus life expectancy numbers? https://youtu.be/uKpnLda6hS4?t=270 More importantly... if the whole purpose was to avoid overwhelming the hospitals, how much has bed capacity increased? Where are the new hospitals?
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  510. without shielding. 🤦 What could go wrong?
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  511.  @tjroelsma  like I said. Watch how management handles the problem If they make it political, then the project is truly doomed
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  512. Remember when the government was all stoked up because old folk with less than two years of life expectancy were "vulnerable"? Government is now quiet as a mouse regarding excess death of young people with decades of life lost.
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  513. "long covid" = extended scam , "we have always been at war with eurasia", permanent emergency to make the "emergency" powers permanent
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  514.  @Dratchev241  that is only problem for the politicians that would lose their feifdom.
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  515. Tom and Jerry enlist in the navy?
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  516. You know you are in trouble when NBC throws you under the bus.😂
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  517. Cybertruck is a prototype for some military contract. That is why they pushed the envelope so far
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  518. The german socialists lost the war they waged against rusian socialists, french socialists and british socialists Socialists eat their own, the wage war among themselves. But that does not mean they hold different ideas from each other. The worst tragedy for a socialist is to live in a socialist country where the socialists leaders are not in his SAME socialist party.
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  519. 7:00 -what does the letter "c" in "scada" stand for? -control🎓 7:14 why, then, you can't control the gas pressure? -🤷‍♂ don't know!
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  520. As the battles come closer to dense urban areas, longer barrels are unnecessary I would submit that this reproduction is made with tolerances and fit way above of what could be done/expected in the closing days of the war. Solid content
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  521. Yes SAP is a monster and a pain. The upside is that it forces structure and order into what otherwise would be a flying circus of monkeys chasing headless chickens with waffle bats. 🙂
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  522. "Britain is prepared to deploy troops to protect Nato allies in Europe ".... Let's not forget that Britain made that same promise to Poland. How did that commitment pan out?
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  523. Sports we didn't know we need: warship drag racing
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  524. 10:30 Everything this man says can be knocked down by a single question: If the objective, and the solution, was the DONBASS (Donetz and Luhanzk) Why did Russia advance on Kiev?
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  525. The technologies that make the 787 do not scale down. The generators, cables, insulation, batteries of the "more electric" airplane concept become (proportionally) too heavy when applied to a 757 replacement.
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  526. 1- glad that the intro song is back👍 2- solid content
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  527.  @untruelie2640  "you could just claim as well that Britain and the USA were "socialist" states during WW2." Why yes I do claim that. And the interesting thing is the return to private property, and the things that remained under government control.
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  528.  @untruelie2640  There is only ONE definition of socialism. Socialism is the government control of the means of production. Socialism has no other definition.
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  529.  @georgea5991  here is the thing. If you buy a house with a mortage, you are doing TWO things. 1- you are buying a house, it is now yours. 2- since it is YOURS you can pledge it as collateral for a loan. Item #2 is what "disposal" of an asset is. Under socialism, where housing is not asset, you can't ask for a loan on a house. Even if you say the house is "yours"
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  530.  @georgea5991  Word matter, that is why they are so interested in changing the meaning and use of words. What would be equal to "socialism"? What do you mean by "same thing"?
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  531.  @brucetucker4847  How do these "workers" exercise control over the means of production?
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  532. It doesn't have to be a purpose built ship. Commercial container ships are good enough. The missiles provide standoff to keep the ship safe.
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  533. Solid content There is so much craftmanship in this article.
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  534. This is why it was so important to force everybody to get the medication, they were trying to destroy the control group Once again, ask yourself why there is no breakdown by age, body mass index, or vaccination status . Why is there no granularity of the data?
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  535. SBF was taking notes
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  536.  @normaperez5767  es dificil hacer una patria con cobardes y mendigos Esa es la tragedia de LatAm
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  537. ​ @patwick7351  Imagine the conversation writer's room..."does the dog get killed?"... "Nah...we don't have the money for all those dead extras" 😊
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  538.  @cgi2002  yes. Those sockets are terrible Regards 👍
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  539. 7:30 all this infrastructure was made taking up debt Once again, government central planning and government control of the means of production create a disaster 15:14 government just making everything worst
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  540. The problem is that when humans ask the question of "what is life", we see the question itself with our limited perception of ourselves. Similarly, we are the dominant and most inteliigent spieces (ejem!) of the planet, because we are the ones making up the questions and grading the answers. Talk about rigging the system. ..
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  541. Had to be arrested to prevent having his testimony on congresional record. Tomorrow his choices were confession or perjury, and this delays that reckoning for several weeks while the extradiction takes its course.
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  542. technology makes humans more productive
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  543. Sad news. First the An225 and now the Kommuna.
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  544.  @annaredding  I am sorry for your personal loss. But no death is worth my liberty. And I yield to no government, much less one that could not "save" you from your loss.
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  545. The tumblehome bow. 👍
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  546. 1:44:00 British at Gibraltar: Hollow out the rock, stock supplies, build kill zones, introduce spainards to machine gun's effects. General Tadamichi Kuribayashi furiously taking notes
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  547. One advantage NYC has is the low seismic activity. In other urban areas with more newer gas systems, earthquakes have made these explosions more frequent. Regards.
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  548. 43:00 head cut off or sail with the british... I thought you said there were good news! 😄
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  549. in 15:50 "in the back of the captain's mind was ..." If KLM's STAR pilot and trainer for all other pilots cannot identify his own fixation/go fever, If your BEST pilot is thinking about cost and fines instead of flight safety... if your PROPAGANDA pilot kills hundreds of people....KLM should have grounded ALL flight crews. When you "best" won't do, everybody else is just deadly.
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  550. Since the vaccinations reduce the severity of the illness and reduces hospitalizations... the power mad politicians have to fire medical staff and nurses to MANTAIN the crisis and the headlines "hospital capacity overwhelmed".
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  551.  @dancroitoru364  yes. But some fought back in 43 and 44.
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  552. They had the numbers. What they lack is management, at every level.
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  553.  @MAX-Well-i2k  "saved". how do you arrive at that conclusion?
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  554. suddenly "targeted" vaccination and not "massive" Why is a lockdown for the "vulnerable" not implemented? If the government can send someone who got sick thru no fault of their own to a "quarentine camp"... why can't they send the ones that actively engage in KNOWN risky behavoir? ==== 19:43 "men who have sex with men" So... TRANSwomen that engage in sex are not at risk? They blow up their own narrative!!!!!
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  555. The danger is not the people dying WITH covid. The threat is the people living IN cowardice and submission to the government. This was never a medical problem, but always has been a political one.
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  556.  @ometec  My digital gear takes my glasses. The lenses last forvever
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  557. The little lander that could. That image is priceless!
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  558. Jackie Fisher, the original "do more with less" manager. 😁
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  559. By denying air superiority to the Z army.
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  560. Regarding operation Husky How did the germans manage to do better at Messina than the british did at Dunkirk? The british had to leave behind all their heavy vehicles, but the germans pulled lots of equipment to Italy proper. Why didn't the Royal Navy strike Messina hard? (Mers-al-kebir or Taranto hard) Why no battleships raking the channel from the south? Weren't the ferries fish in a barrel? Was this another oppotunity lost? Like the channel dash? Thanks!!!
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  561. It makes sense if you understand that the junta's objective was to secure and remain in power. Taking the islands was just a means to that end. Sending the best troops to the island would (maybe) gain the island but risk loosing power in Buenos Aires.
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  562. It is smart to create alternative production lines
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  563. Laws and regulations taylor made to suit large lobbyist? What would they think of next?
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  564. The same people that say artificial/synthetic is no good, are the same one that oogled Baywatch's Pamela for her "naturality" 😂
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  565. Solid content. Did IBM ever profit from customer's data?
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  566.  @mrvk39  why would you rebuild NYC?
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  567. If we could make roads like they made plank caulking 200 years ago, that would be nice.
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  568. There must be a special ring of hell for millitary procurement. Build three ships to sell for scrap and spares.
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  569.  @Leotv1948  tell you what. If you can get that video taken down for "misinformation" I will say you are right. But YT allows it. And what is YOUR source? These fact remains. There is no blockade. Venezuela has imported weapons and oilfield equipment. Oil extraction was in decline before the sanctions. Can you get the video I presented taken down? As "misinformation"?
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  570.  @wasneeplus  Imagine a government that DOES NOT put forward socialist policies. There is no need for population to resist such a government. Thus a government that does not try to control the economy and the means of production is the non-socialist government. Your opinion on what is meaningful is just your *opinion*. You are free to assign value and judgement, but not to use it as an argument. A non-socialist government would have a defense minister and a foreign service minister. Not much else at the federal level.
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  571.  @alexgray2482  the "difficulty" of "going about it" is the price to compare against the market. You should know that the great depression and the great recession were not prevented by regulation, but CAUSED by it
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  572. This is funny.
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  573. Solid content
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  574. Farofa... Yum yum 😋
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  575. 30:28 "broken through...beyond it" The very moment tanks succeed as a break-through weapon... cavalry is instantly revealed as too vulnerable and too slow to exploit the gaps. This was not just "modern" warfare. It was warfare evolving faster than doctrine or materiel could be imagined.
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  576. Magnus is the Schumacher of chess. If it's true, it's not arrogance. 👍
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  577. 3:50 "accurate information" It never was accurate. It is NOT accurate. It never WILL be accurate This is all political, the numbers will go up to create terror in the population, and come down so that the government can declare a "huge victory". Just what China itself will declare before the party congress later this year. Less than 9% of north korea population is above 65years, and less than 5% are above 75years. If age and obesity are the greater risk factors, then North Korea has little to fear (and a lot of political capital to gain What SHOULD be investigated is vitamin D levels versus mortality in a naive population ... and compare those numbers to (initial) Italy (aged population, low vitamin D) and Japan (aged population, high vitamin D) . THAT would be interesting.
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  578. learn a trade repair your own house repair your own car use hand tools know first aid keep your word Any three of these things will make you a "deplorable" 😁
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  579. Solid content. Feed the algorythm
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  580. Additional considerations 1-IF the facility is processing nuclear material, do you really want to OPEN the ventilation, and then blow it up to make a radioactive plume? Just destroying/blocking/burying/damaging the ventilation would shut down the facility. There is no need for two consecutive bulls-eye drops. This is not the Death Star, it is a factory. 2- IF it is a ventilation port it will stand out in the infrared. Forget the laser guidance and fire the biggest IR guided thing available. 3- Why no net of heavy gauge steel wire across the canyon? just saying... if you have money for SAMs and nuclear facilities buried in a mountain, cheap The movie is a big "meh"
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  581. All the cost lines calculations are moot if Europe weans off Russia's energy. There is an old saying: You catch more flies with sugar than with vinegar. Folk wisdom should be pre-requisite for aspiring "strategic" dictators that want to restore something-something to it's "former glory"
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  582. when the discussion is about talk, feeling, beliefs, chance and probability it is not economics nor finance
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  583. min 26:09 TFW being a slave under nazis is actually a better gig than being a "patriot" under Stalin. 😱 /// guess the land-lease money given to Stalin purchased much more than expected
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  584. @@danbeech4241 The strategic mistake was to believe the British would not fight. After that, it was all inevitable
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  585. Next week: Drach riding a velociraptor firing lasers 😁
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  586. Soviet collapse was no excuse for aiming low, or making ugly aircraft. 👍
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  587. 6:00 redirected by simple command "return to sender" not like that!
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  588. "provoke russia" as if russia needed provocation to make mistakes
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  589. To the railroads: you made your bed and now you have to sleep in it. The bill is now due for decades of underinvestment, lack of innovation, and cozy politician connections. To the unions: The decades long fight against automation, using the unions as voting blocks for hire, that has consequences When politicians, unions and business fight each other the only loosers are the workers and the citizens.... they have to pay the new alimony expenses between these bickering "lovers" There is nobody worth a shedding a tear in this story.
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  590. Min 30:30 - Typhoon: There, I knocked off the bow flight deck --- Hornet: Laughs sailing backwards.
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  591. QT is why Keynesians always leave the party before the bill is due...to avoid being called out for their "ideas"
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  592. Yeah. I refuse to monday quarterback VonSpee. He already proved his competence at Coronel. He had a weak hand after that: no coal, no re-supply, poor intelligence. He played and lost. Respect 🎩
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  593. Great visuals. Solid content. 16:38 the 777 captain rejects the takeoff This was the last hole in the cheese. The 777 crew broke the causality chain. It is unfair to judge the 777 decision from the comfort of a chair on monday. What would it take to have a red light similar to the train track segments? It should be visible to the airplane lined up at take off threshold. The red light stays on until ADSB reports positive climb rate. Stop using speed as a criteria.
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  594. Just like: Police Academy, Blue oister bar. Ken walks in and asks for music to dance
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  595. That study cannot be funded. If it got funding it would not be accepted for publication. If it got published it would be taken down as "misinformation"
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  596. North Korea has sent artillery shells to Russia, they can only do so if China looks the other way. The question is not "IF" China is sending materiel to Russia, it is a question of "how" it is sent. Now, to be fair, China is a country like any other. And countries advance their geo-political goals. I may not like this, but it's a fact. Nothing is gained by yelling at clouds.
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  597. Media yesterday : He is in top shape. Sharp as a razor. HIgh energy. No concern at all. Younger people can't keep up with him Media today: We wish him well. Stunning and brave. Much deserved rest. Health is a priority. The media HAS TO BELIEVE the lies they peddle.
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  598. Defines the problem well. But deeper missile magazines don't need to be aboard the ship with the sensors and control. A common container ship can serve as a dumb launch platform, carry many missiles, and be reloaded in any commercial port.
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  599. There is an additional dimension to another attempt at the Falklands, and the english speakers may not be aware of it. The argentinian government behaved like a total A-hole to the veterans, wounded and crippled from the war. This has consequences among the ranks, and officers morale. I do not doubt the courage of the argentinian soldiers or officers. Not then, not now. If they have to fight to defend Argentina, they will do their duty. BUT if you ask them to go attack the Falklands... NOW they have a precedent of what happens to them in their own country. And it wasn't pretty. Respectfully.
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  600. Good. The world stage needs more french presence. These kind of versatile ships can project "soft power" in peace, and deliver "hard power" if it comes to that.
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  601.  @JosePineda-cy6om  ok... if it is a voluntary process, it needs no laws. And if it IS a natural voluntary process, then FIAT forced circulation currency is inmoral!
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  602. Lots of them, lots of fuel, lots of spares, lots of reliability and easy repairs
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  603. Totally agree.🙂 And you would not believe the size of the internet hordes that shout "mission kill" when you point this to them. Regards
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  604. Friend or foe identification becomes an important issue when long reach is given to dispersed units.
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  605. Just like Spain could not defend Cuba or the Philipines.
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  606. How automated is the Constellation? Can it run autonomously for a week? Curious
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  607. This is a very good video.
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  608.  @tobene  once again. It matters not if they target the "right" or even a "real" person. Fear is created even if a 80yr old grandmother gets her head blown off in a church for a terrorism warrant. The SCS is not for tracking "suspects", it is NOT about law enforcement, not about justice, not about prevention. It's about widespread fear.
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  609. This is why they asked for complete unlimited inmunity from claims
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  610. The OV10 is now a COIN rather than a CAS asset
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  611.  @Telhias  Why you assume the only punishment for theft is monetary? You have too little imagination. There are multiple, gradual, and sophisticated ways to punish people that we have accumulated over the years. Apply the subjective theory of value to the punishment I would PAY to stop you from stealing again. A rat steals a little cheese here and there, that is worth pennies. And yet we buy complicated traps and pay exterminators, that cost hundreds. Are we "irrational"...or are you missing the hidden costs of allowing thiefs in your community?
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  612.  @Telhias  did they ask for my consent to steal from me? Why would I ask for their consent, when they did not ask for mine? How am I different from a government? As I said: I do not use someone else's money to violently threat others to tax them. Another difference is that I am punishing those who steal what I have produced, what does a government produce? What can you steal from a government?
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  613.  @DraftySatyr  Totally agree. I would hope that ALL command staff are "half way" decent or better. And most soldiers go into battle with the belief that it is so.
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  614. It didn't work then, let's make sure it doesn't work now. 👍
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  615. click bait. No such thing as a reveal
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  616. Stop making excuses for Haiti The rain is not a problem, because they grew sugar cane and tobacco and became very wealthy doing so. (from globalsecurity: Annual rainfall varies from 500 mm (20 in) in the northwest to more than 2,540 mm (100 in) in the south and east. ) The earthquakes are not a problem, as proven by Japan 3:30 Poor Haiti. Could only trade with the dutch, Rusia, Italy and the entire mash up of what later became Germany boo-hoo Yes, Thomas Jefferson was (check notes).... a tobacco farmer... yes who knew? why would this be "ommited"? . So very much a conflict of interest.. it was purely a commercial affair, NOTHING to do with slavery. 4:00 so they could not pay their debt, but they could afford to take over the other half? And then they taxed people who had nothing to do with this debt to the point of revolution? Are you sure this is the moral high ground? 6:40 What US interests? Didn't you say that Haiti was shunned from business because it was a "successful" slave revolt country? Pick a lane. 8:30 Haiti has a fully functional government. But governments do not create wealth, they steal it. Haiti's government is SO FUNCTIONAL it keeps all it's population in abject poverty, destroys any private enterprise and steals whatever is left.
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  617.  @primmakinsofis614  if we let them do it! 👍
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  618. What is left unsaid is that airlines only survived due to public money subsidy. When they can, they rise prices. When they can't, government gives them money. Moral hazard in full display.
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  619. Venezuela es un cuero seco, si lo pisas por un lado se alza por el otro, Antonio Guzmán Blanco
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  620.  @andrewallen9993  I have risked passing as argentinian in Brasil during playoffs....😆
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  621.  @jonathanmonck-mason6715  in the post covid world, where asking the question (forget about stating a fact) got medical licenses suspended promptly and without due process
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  622. I love opportunistic self servers. Beware of the "do gooders" that require armed police escorts and hide behind gates paid by public money.
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  623. LatAm collectivists say the law of supply and demand has no effect on prices. Until the water level in the lakes that reduces the anount of transits on the canal "inevitable" rise prices.
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  624. 10:00 the test had been a success The failure was successful...🤷
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  625. solid content
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  626. Remember when they had the death data in the evening news? It's no longer the interest of government to do so! Remember when the government was taking measures to protect you? Why would they not protect us now?
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  627.  @budakbaongsiah   because politicians that have stolen all the wealth for decades would have no problem adding inflation to their sources of ill gotten gains.
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  628. the root of the problem is cultural The spanish legal system is arranged around (the king, the government) giving you "permission" to engage in a business The english tradition is a "registry" at best, but you never ASK or GET permission With that as a base, the people accept that governments can tax and threaten individuals at all levels of economic activity.
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  629. Drach in Texas.
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  630.  @mikhailiagacesa3406  pretty much 😁
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  631. I am so glad to see him strong and healthy enough to be this forceful and upset. Go Jordan! 🏁
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  632. The reversal from "let's destroy the bridge" to "protect the bridge" is something that layman would not know, or even think about.
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  633. The problem is not copyright, which is well justified. The problem is that estates and corporations are inmortal, and they want protection in perpetuity, to match their own life expectancy. The solution is to return to the original intent... copyright protects the rights of PEOPLE. People have definite life spans, and the copyright should end with their death, maybe 20 extra years so that your child is not left without inheritance. Corporations can purchase the rights, but the transfer of rights does not extend the rights, The problem is (as always) legislators willing to pimp the law for money.
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  634. thank you
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  635. Yep.
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  636. Socialists then: We should be more like Sweeden Sweeden: No lockdowns Socialists now: Never mind Sweeden! We must be lockedown... like China
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  637. F35 sensors and sensor fusion is useless if there are no other assets to fuse with.
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  638. I am sure there is some valuable important information in this video. The presentation and the structure are not on par with other videos on this channel.
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  639. Has a gun, ever, been test fired repeatedly until failure by salvo count?
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  640. 4:53 Great animation and images. 👍 It shows the production effort Consider adding five minutes regarding the nature of fire risk. The "optimal" alarm type depends on what is the most likely fire hazard . If you have a shop with volatile solvents, or you store flammables, you cook with a kerosene stove, the flames will be quick and ionization is the "better" one. If you have stored lots of paper, cloths and other materials that are prone to smouldering, low voltage/ low power electric components that may burn slowly (server farms? crypto mining?) .. then choose the optical. Homes are usually closer to the solid fuel smoldering risk. So based on the RISK the opticals are ahead? How would (future) battery banks fit in this risk asessment? Cheers
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  641. The answer is always more dakka More powerful? , more precise? Are all good, nice and welcome But more dakka? Yes, please 😀
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  642. Number go up
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  643. Idea: a text only website that generates gibberish with the trending keywords the algorithym rewards. Users copy and paste it to comments to drive traffic
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  644. 46:45 Time travelling Drachinifel arrives al 1950. Orders full stop, drops anchor, raises Mike flag, and orders rum drinks with little colored umbrellas for all the crew.
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  645. If "american troops" are marching against american citizens...who gets to keep the "american" tag? The left tries to hide the fact that the original "american troops" are the militias . Militias made from citizens with private weapons. Profesional troops come later, and they are never "american", at best they can be "government" troops.
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  646. 6:10 "took a couple of years to occur" respectfully disagree. Patton wanted to take Moscow, and Churchill wanted it nuked. Some people were squaring off for the cold war even before Vday Europe. I do grant that this would be a millitarily impossibility. You do NOT want to pick a fight against the red army in May 1945. What took two years to occur (on both sides of the iron curtain) was changing public's hate from one enemy to another. "eurasia has always been at war with Oceania" kind of thing. regards
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  647. "obey the experts™️" "I am the science"
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  648.  @MisterBoggins  you fail to understand there is nothing to "enforce' Ancapstan is completely voluntary. There is no need to enforce anything.
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  649.  @MisterBoggins  again, you are mistaken. There is government: SELF-government. The ONLY moral government is to govern thy self. Also, Anarchism is literally "no government" So saying "no-government" is impossible is denial a priori. Your argument cannot be your desired conclusion. Try again!
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  650.  @MisterBoggins  no I am not Me as an individual am my own government. There is no contradiction. I have control and monopoly of violence over myself. If I am to delegate or elect representatives, I must first be able to self-govern. A slave cannot vote, delegate, or elect an external government. Do slaves vote for their masters? But a free man can choose self-government. Or choose to associate volutarily, to delegate to representatives. In all cases, it is voluntary because it is the expression of the will. "by the *conscent of the governed*... remember?
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  651. 18:38 The trustee has no mandate to make a " more equitable" distribution of the proceeds The only mandate is maximum value. Highest bidder. Mr Murray's job is to maximize value. The " for all creditors" is NOT part of the mandate, the ratio of distribution of the money is outside the purview of the liquidator. This comment is not to be understood as support/approval for the previous owner. I am only talking about the liquidation process.
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  652. the irony is explained by the amount of royalty that was beheaded In the USA they have not beheaded any "king"... until now.
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  653. This is even more pointless since a large supply of pre-atomic steel is available, without ethical concerns, in Scapa Flow. Salvaging this metal only makes sense if you want to hide the need and the scale of the demand for this particular material.
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  654.  @untruelie2640  "You literally gave an example of dogmatism with your first sentence. If something is not up for discussion, at least in principle, it is dogmatic, because it can't be corrected, challenged or critizised." The definition of socialism is not up for discussion because it was established "a priori" to this conversation, not because of "dogmatism". You don't like the definition of "socialism"? Then go and hash it out with your "socialist" buddies. NOT ME Do not attempt to undermine the discussion of what socialism WAS and DID with you future unknown and irrelevant definitions of "socialism"
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  655.  @brucetucker4847  yes they are coercive and violent. If I have a factory, and it is MINE.If I refuse to give the control of MY factory to the "workers"... what happens? Don't they take it by force? "By your definition every government or form of social organization from a tribe of 8 Neanderthals to today has been coercive and socialist." Yes, every form of government has been coercive No, social organizations that are voluntary and follow the non-agression principle are different
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  656. It is a bad analogy. Gold standard is not "training wheels"... a peg to gold (or anythibg) are shackles that bind the central bankers from printing paper currency. Gold standard are not training wheels, they are an Anti-theft device.
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  657. Imagine designing and building a nuclear reactor with no shielding... and these were the "smart" ones!!! JA JA JA
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  658. 3:25 "balanced perspective" This in itself is a problem. I want "balance" in the news, or debate. Satire and entertainment are better when skewed, hamfisted and exagerated. Did CNN fail so much that South Park become the news? Editorial pages are so biased that debate happens in a poorly drawn cartoon show?
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  659. The left went very quickly from "the constitution is flawed outdated" to "let's defend the constitution" ALSO: there is no threat to the constitution. USaid is being audited. Audits are not "unconstitutional".
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  660. This whole japanese raid is the equivalent of Taranto. Secure the rear.
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  661. 1- Capitalists don't "make money".... They create wealth 2- Capitalists pay the workers exactly what eight hours of labor are worth. The profit is the value added by the machines and tools to the labor.
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  662.  @henrylootens6578  If you consider yourself a "machine", it is your pre-rogative. Please refrain from considering other people machines for your goals. Your argument is flawed. People are NOT machines. Try again. And if you had thousands of workers, but no capital, there would still be no product as well. So what is your point?
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  663.  @henrylootens6578  that is your argument?
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  664.  @henrylootens6578  if you want to have conversations with people, you should start by not assuming what others think (mind reading) and using words for what they mean, not what you hallucinate. My point still stands. You can have thousands of workers, and if they do not have any capital, they create no wealth.
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  665. Solid content
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  666. Aren't the breech screw caps heavier than the shells? How many people are needed to unscrew the caps? How do you put them back on?
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  667. 20 minutes of useless rambling, dancing around the issue 20:30 "introducing safety by design".... read this as GOVERNMENT regulation "for your safety" That is what he wants to leave unspoken, and what he avoided all along the rambling. As for the AI itself... the fact that a large language model can fool a human to believe that it is "empathetic" means nothing... half of all humans are below the median IQ.
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  668. 0:35 "you need new workers"... who is "you"? Not ME! GOVERNMENTS "need" workers to tax. There is no "you". There is no "need". We should denounce every government intervention to "raise fertility" as equally inmoral as the "one child" policies.
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  669.  @oLevLovesLove  You say that Rusia is tossing mines "randomly" in their own way. Have you considered that they can be tossed on purpose much closer to Turkish waters?
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  670. 4:00 the government won't be able to pay the interests on debt THIS is the most important thing in this video. And they cut him off!
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  671. 54:00 "low resolution representation" is still a representation of reality. Mind blown. Low resolution doesn't mean fake or wrong. And it depends on what you want it for. There is no point on having a map resolved to the milimeter if you are moving around tankers that are half a mile long.
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  672. This is a very ambitious project. Amphibious landings were hard. In today's battle environment, they are extremely hard. The focus seems unclear, there is no need for a large vessel that can support troops for a month if the mission is to shoot and scoot.
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  673. Solid content. Feed the algo
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  674. progress and change can be blinding fast... but the QWERTY keyboard, 12V DC electrical systems, the M2 machine gun, and the spring mousetrap remain as living fossils. 😁 The rapid pace of advance suddenly yields to "good enough", and sometimes it makes me laugh myself silly. Cheers!!
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  675. from boston tea party to drone tea bagging
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  676. I fly a lot of ATRs... in between the tropics.🌴
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  677. Narrowbodies for developed countries, flying point to point between a large network of regional airports Widebodies for emerging countries, with large populations and limited infrastructure, with few airports and only large hubs The real fight is now between centralized control (hubs) and decentralization (point to point) at a political level. If the political class wants to mantain control, they will pass laws making the point to point model impossible.
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  678. Do notice that nobody talks about R number any more? Because it would destroy the emergency narrative and make clear the seasonal and endemic nature of the illnes
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  679. Sunday morning, coffee and Drydock.
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  680. Yeah... capitalism sucks and it violently opresses the workers... This would never happen in the worker's paradise JA JA JA JA😁
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  681.  @danieleyre8913  they had it. Taking Italy secured it.
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  682. Noteworthy: Haitians do not seek refuge in Cuba nor Venezuela. Both socialists worker's paradises with ample natural resources and governments praised for their health services, free education, and sports achievements. They risk life and limb to reach the "racist, explotative, capitalist hell" of the USA. Draw your own conclusions.
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  683. The naval base in Sevastopol is everything. Ukraine is increasing the cost to Russia of keeping it. The same cold resource/benefit calculus that happened on Snake Island is repeating in Sevastopol. It was not worth holding on to snake island, and the Russians retreated from it after loosing several ships.
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  684. pure ad hominem name calling: "populist" "far right" LIbertarians are not far right. There is not a single "populist" proposal in Milei's platform. Juntos por el Cambio is not "center right" either. These are what we call "hervibore left". They still embrace inflation, fiscal deficit and capital controls. Calling the Peronismo "center-left" is also wrong. Peronismo is mlitary coup to get into power and full control of economy by the government. There is nothing "center" about that. 4:55 "Argentina's present economic turmoil" Error. Argentina's PERSISTENT long standing top serial defaulter 100 years of decline turmoil. Fixed that for you.
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  685. Oh joy! A "what if" with Ching Lee!!
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  686. I agree. It is the best to have come in a long while. But besides the strong visual language, it is just "good enough". It is good, hopefully a sign of much better yet to come. Respectfully. 👍
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  687. You will be glad you spend time on TIK's videos. Happy trails.
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  688. They were in this position for a reason. Abandoning the (desired, advantageous) position is already a tactical loss.
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  689. This is the only video on this channel that deserves a downvote. Not sure why you made it. And the continued debt, inflation and supply chain problems are evidence that lockdowns did have a lasting impact
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  690. Oh boy. Drach has guests. Bring out the fine silverware!!!
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  691.  @timmyburden5701  the world was shut down for two years. 2020 was first time in over 25 years that poverty increased worldwide. Ukraine HAS NOTHING to do with poverty and hunger, because it started in 2020
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  692.  @IsMaski  👍
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  693. "We do not know why...but we know it is not ejem related" Knowing that it is not related to ejem is good to know. 😁 The fact that they are STILL hiding the breakdown by age is important. It will show that the years of life lost during the pandemic peaks were actually lower than today.
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  694. Want to hear a funny thing? We paid for the implementation of a detailed database about who took the jab, when, which one. BUT this database it is not available to discern the epidimiology between jabbed and un-jabbed. Using the database to curtail your freedom of travel and association was OK. But other than that, the government is "protecting" your privacy 😂
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  695.  @celinenaville  The risk was never there for the young.
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  696. Drach already gave us "floaty log". Now we are blessed with "angry raft"😂
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  697.  @westnash  the issue is why are the voters afraid to call them out? Citizens cannot delegate this responsability on an UN-elected technocrat
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  698. Goering became yellow of envy when he saw the RAF Mosquitos, made of wood. Imagine the body blow to morale: finding fresh chocolate cake in a foxhole!
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  699.  @ciybersal9833  the clock starts now. In three years we will compare numbers.
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  700. @Jack Jones Neither Russia nor China can afford it But affordability never stops government spending, debt or war mongering My point is not that they will refrain from going to war, is that even if the "win" it will be make everything worse.
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  701. Remember last time they made the entire world believe a bat made out with a pangolin? . 😁 This next tale is going to be amazing!! A supersonic butterfly or a heat seeking seagull.
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  702. 11:05 I find it funny when people say that recycling is "modern" People with limited resources wasted nothing, even ashes were gathered to make soap A whole wooden ship being dismantled would be a boon for an entire year.
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  703.  @goodshipkaraboudjan  the oilfield is the same, we just add "the effing dumbest way" as default. 😁😆😁 The "wrong way" usually works if you get a bigger hammer. 🤣😂🤣
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  704. thetimesofindia This story is from June 27, 2019 80% Rural India Waits For Piped Water
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  705. Rum is the answer to so many questions 😁
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  706. If your airline screwed up one in five reservations...one in five bags... would you trust them with your life? If a pharmacy gave the wrong meds to one in five? If the repo trucks hauled away the wrong car 20% of the time Still don't get it?
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  707. 7:35 tyranny is not "political stability"
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  708. The very fact that government has to be forced to publish data that is paid for by the taxpayer is enough to prove that we live in tyranny The redactions and blacked out lines is prove enough that there is criminal intent.
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  709. remember when they screamed about the "popular vote" vs electoral college? You will now hear only silence, since Trump got more votes and a rather large margin
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  710. 11:30 who was the ghost american president between Obama and Biden? The auto-censorship and TDS is strong in this channel.
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  711. Cuba a oscuras. Chile y Venezuela siguen el ejemplo de su tutor. El colectivismo produce atraso y tinieblas.
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  712. The chip detector data is great. The sequence of events is incomplete if the gearbox oil temperature and engine torque is not covered. Engines and nacelles don't burst in flames without a trend of overheating oil or creeping torque
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  713. Walk up to press briefing podium Say: "I am Iron man, I shot down the balloon" Take a donut, bite the donut, chew loudly. Walk out without answering any questions.
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  714. 2:15 Pick up a movie prop "now you have the real one in your hand" Peak meta. Fake resin knives made for entertainment are now considered "real"
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  715. Remember these things: 1- socialism is one thing, and one thing only: government control of property. "Control" meaning ordering when can you open your business, forcing you to put mats on the floor, dictating how many customers you can have. 2- facism is the government not only controlling property, but becoming a business, and using law to benefit the business. Forcing the individual by decree to take some medicine, to purchase insurance, or forcing options onto your vehicle. 3-totalitarism is a government that prohibits quite many things, but what is not prohibited is mandatory. The individual is left without action or choice. Every decision is already made, any expression of will is a crime. Go back to january2020. And run what happened thru these filters.
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  716. the feeling when you get assigned to a destroyer named "soothsayer" or "prophet"....🤷
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  717. Thermal mass was known in antiquity. Modern hubris declared it "obsolete". Re-discovering the low energy solutions is now trendy. Hopefully we will also learn a lesson about the people who sell "new" instead of "tried and true"
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  718. Solid content.
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  719. Solid content Was Sargent an inspiration for later artists bent on exploiting scandal? Warhol, Mae West and Yoko come to mind
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  720. Rope and oak tree branches, at road crossings.
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  721. 2:30 "make a choice... force your hand" revealing the scam. It is a forced choice, it' s a scam. "In stage magic, a force is a method of controlling a choice made by a spectator during a trick."
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  722. What I want to know is if India, Indonesia and Brasil are taking notes from Turkey on this matter (insert Mr Bean taking test meme)
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  723. This. 👍
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  724. Free red shirt with every grenade launcher
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  725.  @_DeadEnd_  "can't touch this" 😆
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  726. ISRO should lease a dozen Falcon 9s and spend the money on payload, not boosters. ALSO, offer SpaceX a launch facility free from FAA ALSO2 if the boosters did not need fuel to return to launch site, but only enough to land downrange from Texas in India it would increase launch payload In any and all cases: well done. We need more players in space.
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  727. This 👍
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  728. Interesting class.
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  729. 23:40 Including the thrust reverser contribution in the landing distance calculation? How did that get past certification? The landing distance is to be calculated with the engines inoperative Sec. 23.75 — Landing distance. (g) If any device is used that depends on the operation of any engine , and the landing distance would be increased when a landing is made with that engine inoperative, the landing distance must be determined with that engine inoperative unless the use of other compensating means will result in a landing distance not more than that with each engine operating.
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  730.  @freddy4603  well, you are NOT financing the military with taxes, but foreign aid. So what is YOUR argument?
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  731. The video completely blurs the point. The issue is walkability. The attempt to make a distintction between "alley" and "street" is the product of a mind boxed in by motor vehicles. If alleys are planned and used to store and collect garbage... your urban plans ARE garbage
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  732. . The A220 is setting a new standard 2-3 cabin, not chasing the old 3-3.
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  733.  @OhioPaulDE  you don't care and also care enough to comment here? Enjoy the contradiction.
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  734. Nope It took a month because they dragged the testimony in the house as much as they could. While using the media to paint a better image of SBF When clock ran out on the house testimony, THEN they pressed charges to prevent it. Now the extradiction will drag for some months.
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  735. 15:50 public takes a more aggresive posture? But you just said that 58% already felt safe ( 15:00 ) So which one is it? Is the public misled into feeling "safe"? Or is the public scared stiff to take a more aggressive posture? Pick one The contradictions in the content are becoming more common. The production value is still high, but the content is slipping Extra funny note: This critique of "invencibility" was missing when for the last three years politicians and unelected bureaucrats were screaming "if it saves ONE LIVE"... guess we will never see that video
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  736. Reaping what he sow
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  737. Transitioning from kill or be killed combat to providing care is a tall order for individuals, much more so to a large organization.
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  738. 52:00 The Phillipines were always meant to be lost as per war plan orange Pearl Harbor? Was meant to be untouched That is what the " optics" demanded. The alternative was admiting war plan was wrong, and this cannot be done.
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  739.  @mrvk39  You said to raze it to the ground. NOT ME. I am in opposition to rebuilding it. So your strawman failed. Special pleading is applicable because you are saying that only the educated appreciate NYC. And now you contradict yourself saying that you DON'T have to be educated. Make up your mind. In both cases, once razed, educated or not, there is no justification for rebuilding it. Again, YOU said it was "worthless". And again YOU said it should be razed to the ground. Please do not put your hallucinations in my mouth.
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  740.  @sirmiles1820  doubt is healthy. 👍
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  741. meddling with natural inmunity development causes health problems Everybody knew, except the "experts"
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  742.  @Leotv1948  so you finally settled on insults and name calling The facts remain: Venezuela has imported weapons and oilfield equipment from Rusia and China. If the oil extraction is in "chaos" is not because of any sanctions
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  743. You asked the question, you are the one that accessed an "alternate reality" and came back saying that "we will never know" In THIS reality we know what they did, and there is no reason to speculate it would have change had they won. What they did is put yes men as front men to do their bidding. They controlled the means of production. That is what would have continued Can't help but notice you sidestep the "public works" issue. And the separation of government from nation/country.
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  744.  @wasneeplus  again strawman I am not saying that the government must obey the citizens as a collective. Every citizen, and all citizens, must be obeyed by the government. Any compromise must be struck between the citizens themselves, one with another. No government intervention required. Strawman argument. Not every application of power is socialism, as I have said, the government can apply military power beyond the frontiers to whatever end the citizens allow. That governments excert violent power over the economy is not proof that the government has the right or mandate to do so.
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  745.  @Leotv1948  "you haven't read" again, fallacy stop talking about me. what is the argument? Why are you taking me seriously? seriously enough to keep attempting to personalize the discussion Socialism is the government ownership or control of the means of production. Marxists did it. Nazis did it. decades of LatAm "neo liberal" countries did it. All socialist.
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  746.  @alexgray2482  companies agree to arbitrage. PRIVATE arbitrage. Outside "legal" government courts. It happens everyday. There is no need for enforcement, because you accept the outcome voluntarily. And it is cheaper, faster and more reliable than government courts Let people sort it out themselves.
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  747.  @alexgray2482  You already agreed to the arbitrage. This isn't a court that is imposed on you, that you then say you did not recognize. You agreed to it willingly. You and me agreed to it when we make a contract. It is no different than establishing the "legal venue" in a contract...just PRIVATE. not GOVERNMET. criminal matters would be an insurance service. A private insurance service would be highly motivated to solve the case and transfer the cost of the insurance. If you refuse the arbitrage you agreed to, again it's an insurance issue. All other of your commitments will be called: loans, employment, banking. Nobody will deal with you. And the consequence would be so terrible you dare not risk it. And here is the important thing...no government would step in to save you, to say you are a victim, to use someone else's money to paper up your broken word, to defend your humanity or your "rights" after denying the rights of others. Government won't even step in to give you free food, medical and shelter for life for being a criminal.... no such safety net. F# around and Find out.
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  748.  @wasneeplus  where have I said I want society to be an utopian "free of crime"? What I want is the right to defend MYSELF What I want is to take away the monopoly of violence from the government... because we DO NOT live un an utopia where the government can, want or will save me Will you, please, stop strawman-ing? Stick to what I written, not what YOU want to believe.
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  749.  @wasneeplus  ​ (((Again, the only reason you'd wanna do that is if you want everyone to be able to commit \/olence. That would be the logical result of your suggestion.))) What I want is the right to defend myself. You are attempting to equate self-defense with wanton agression against others. Please stop making strawman arguments
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  750.  @wasneeplus  No i do not have that right “You can’t use a gun for self-protection in Canada. It’s not a right that you have,” says Trudeau. And that is in Canada. In LatAm you will fare even worse.
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  751.  @wasneeplus  why I would pay myself for the BEST PRIVATE hospital I can afford Your false dichotomy is useless. The choice is not between dying and a government hospital... unless the government has FORCED to be the single provider.
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  752.  @alexgray2482  "a state monopoly"... is still a monopoly So as all socialist claim.. .there is "good monopolies" and "bad monopolies"? And the "good monopolies" are the ones YOU approve of?
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  753.  @alexgray2482  anecdotal is not an argument I know plenty of places where rail and water are government owned and they are disasters try again
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  754.  @alexgray2482  "the system" that is upheld by governments? "the system" that has protections and barriers to entry codified in laws and regulations? "the system" that supports FIAT currency with guns? How much of the system is government?
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  755. big carrier = 28 knots floaty warehouse 😊
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  756. Remember the counter in the news about the "deaths" tally every day? There is NO tally for this cardiovascular deaths, or for the known increase in all cause mortality. The media and pharma don't even dare to call it "long covid", because it would have to be treated and it would reveal the scam. They want to memory hole these abuses.
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  757. British TV has always had a wry humor that is very poignant.
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  758. Imagine the Jackie-coin: "WoW broadside...long range...big gun...much dakka...fast ship...more dakka... no dread...armor something"
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  759. Relating to shell/armor penetration video. Why is there no high speed footage of these tests? All I have seen are after the fact stills. HIgh speed cameras were developed well before the 30s, and there is high speed footage of the Manhattan project explosive lens developmet. Thank you.
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  760. Min 15:30 "forgotten the cruiser".... Would it be fair to say that the USN lacked cruisers up to 1930 because the US did not have an empire to trot around showing the flag? The navy was shaped by foreign policy, and the US had no (peacetime, empire, show the flag) requirements. After Korea, the USN went into overkill and "show the flag" became "here is a carrier battle group for your consideration"
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  761. Did Mahan update his books after airplanes became practical?
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  762. Governments caused the disruptions in supply chains by enforcing lockdowns Then governments debauched the currency to "solve" the problem they caused, and this created a 2nd problem: Inflation And now they want to make you believe that they will somehow soft land, thread the needle and "make it all right"? No, this is the new political and economical paradigm: Managing poverty. Permanent crisis allows for unchecked and abusive power. The decimation of personal wealth will now result in calls for "universal basic income" (since the pandemic handouts went SOOO WELLL).... effectively making every individual a paid employee of the government. Governments are now attempting to control not only money supply. They want to control demand itself. Lockdowns halt consumption. And by arbitrariely saying this is "essential" while this is not... or mandating remote no touch commerce as the ONLY option.. they pick winners and losers in the supply side. This is "government control of the economy, the means of production, and the labour". I am sorry is you can't see it
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  763. The Opel Kadett design and tooling became the Chevette in Brazil.
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  764. It's dam amazing😂
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  765. 60s Test pilots were either fools, brave, or both at the same time.
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  766. 1:20 saying that the space shuttle thermal shield was "easier to use" is a stretch 😁
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  767. @@danbeech4241 Agree: The argentinian airforce did great things. Disagree: it was not about luck. The landings were sucessful despite the good performance of the argentinian air force.
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  768. 9:00 The Montana got cancelled in July 1943, before anybody had had a good look at Yamato/Musashi.
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  769. Time is money. How fast you want to spend? 😁
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  770. There is also the british Paras in the Falklands. They did perform well, but also took high casualties
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  771. What's in a name? That which we call a Battlecruiser By any other name, would have as many guns I'll see myself out. 😁
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  772.  @korbell1089  😁👍😁
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  773.  @AndrewGivens  glad you like it. 👍🙂👍
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  774. Top shelf content.
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  775. There is no "demographic crisis" Population growth is slowing, and will eventually decline Economies will adjust production, salaries and prices to the changing reality This is only a problem for goverments that run Ponzy schemes and call them "social security", or run high debt expecting larger future tax revenues Once again, politicians are manufacturing a crisis.
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  776.  @Heegaherger  Incoming shells never knock... 🤣... rude!
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  777. "dependent on gas" .. what happened to the years of subsidies and "investment" on green energy? Where are the Kilowatts from solar and wind? The unreliable and intermittent nature of these power sources was fudged over using cheap gas. And now their ambition and poor judgement are exposed for everyone to see. "energy rationing" = extended lockdowns to create and manage poverty as a political objective
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  778.  @SlavicCelery  👍😁👍
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  779. I expected much worse numbers.
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  780. Remember when the experts said "where is the double blind randomized trial data"? And now they have a study on eight mice...was that double blind randomized?
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  781. Min 14:15 Today, people would voluntarily submit themselves to the procedure, post the picture in Tiktok saying "trust the science", shame all the " lobotomy-deniers", and flash some sort of paper that said: "i got stabbed with an icepick in the eyesocket for the greater good"
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  782.  @Drkbowers1  that is why I do not want one or any government.
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  783. Nope. Hard pass
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  784. Min 6:27 The modern shoulder mounted anti tank missiles solve both the range and back blast problems The portable Anti tank missile: 1- has over 2 kilometer in range, and 2- is rocket propelled, so there is no back blast and you can fire from enclosed positions ATmissiles will do to the tank what airplanes with torpedos did to the battleship
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  785. Solid content
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  786. Notice that what information "has come to light", CNN does not say. Pretty odd for a "news" organization to withhold information. You would be forgiven to believe that CNN is hiding what it knows!
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  787. Required reading: The Cave Paperback – October 15, 2003 by José Saramago (Author)
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  788. Good content
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  789. min 7:25 the wounded leading the blind //// how come the japanese did so much better recon with floatplanes, and the allies did not push the land plane advantage for recon or attack?
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  790. the naval gun anti torpedo section is superior content
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  791. Thank you, kind sir. I now know one more interesting thing about the Genus Musa. 👍 Respectfully.
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  792. Min 3:26 "alert criminals"... so anyone who works, is productive and wants to keep what they have earned is a criminal? Peak marxism
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  793. Plenty could and did go wrong What I want to know is... who are the people for whom this "go right"? Who made money? Who benefited? And the most important question: who is going to give SBF a "get our of jail" card?
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  794. 20:00 I had never taken a surrender, let's have tea >>>> Maximum british unlocked 🫖🎩🧐 The "unconditional" bit was harsh. Traditionally the terms would be something closer to: leave the weapons, but keep your colours, you can march in regular order back to your lines. Sadly, modern warfare has no place and makes no mention of keeping drums, horns or Eagles. ☹
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  795. Forget the navy. It's the bridge that matters Respectfully
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  796. PRIVATE trains - fixed that for you
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  797.  @VallenChaosValiant  not true. I could use money with intrinsic value. A gold coin has X grams of gold. No law is required for THAT
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  798.  @edward9674  we have permeable concretes. But they conceal wash outs and erosion until it's too late.
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  799.  @gottagowork  Show me the data about these "young and healthy" that died. I am VERY interested in the "YOUNG" claim... remind me again about the average age of the dead "for" ?
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  800.  @markusdanielsson498  I would watch that show! 👍
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  801.  @joansparky4439  who creates "unfree markets"? Who gives or takes permits to allow or prohibit?
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  802. Solid content
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  803. Solid content
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  804. Remember when an unarmed, slow Cessna landed on Red Square?
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  805. 10:30 the real limit of capital deployment and productivity is consumption. Even if you can make 200 thousand cars per day, people don't change their car daily. So there is no point in producing more cars, regardless of how efficient you could be.
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  806.  @cjmillsnun  why would this be absent? Peculiar! This is one of the most common and relevant factors reviewed in any accident. Thanks for the information.
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  807. 14:15 but for the invention of the locomotive torpedo, and then the adoption of "mine", we would have specialized "torpedo-sweeper" ships. The badges of such ships would had been beautiful I find notable that english language had to make distinction between "sea-mine" and "land-mine", even when the original mine/mining was always done on land.
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  808. I see what you did there 😁
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  809. Agree. Because the calculation of how much forces and resources to spend versus how much damage you inflict is very hard to make. When you are retreating, battle damage asessment is next to impossible. That is why it is usually "easier" to talk about trading space for time. Easier to measure miles and days.
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  810. Solid content
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  811. Here is the thing If you "believe" then proof is irrelevant, because belief is actually holding something as true even in the face of facts that disprove it If you deal with proof and facts, you hold *no beliefs*... you only KNOW things. And are always open to being proven wrong. This is why the new rally cry is "feelings are more important than facts"
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  812. That is a nice vest
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  813. In spanish "acorazado" was used. Meaning "has a shell", like a turttle or an armadillo.
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  814. So deliberate intent and action to "scare the pants off" the public is now an "error"? This was no mistake, it was a crime. And if we do not punish it, we are no longer citizens, we are serfs
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  815.  @crash.override  If your argument is "unfortunate"... there is no mandate for government to average out "fortune" or "luck". Should we give social security to gamblers? If there is NO charity that likes you... you should examine your life and actions. Murderers are a "minority"....should we give charity to them? (newsflash... even murderers GET CHARITY!)
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  816. That is because only the rich pay to lobby the lawmakers.
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  817. people need to understand that power cannot be had, it can only be used. If you do not use it, then you never had it.
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  818. social security is not "self sustaining". From day one it was in deficit. The first check paid was given to someone that never contributed to the pot.
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  819. Nope, margins are too thin on groceries. Discresionary spending will collapse. Walmart will be the least ugly house in a very bad neighborhood, but it will take a beating as well.
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  820. "studio caved in"... three times....there is your problem, right there. I hope we get as good memes from the trial as the ones we got from Depp/Amber
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  821.  @Luredreier  there was no "failure" The choice of ministers was deliberate. Corruption was always part of the plan.
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  822.  @wbertie2604  1860s fictional Nemo would be closer to 2010 Tony Stark. Real Musk of 2010 would be closer to Gustav Eiffel. Respectfully.
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  823.  @wbertie2604  ahhh 🙂👍
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  824. 0:44 The rock show was on the 23rd. So actually the peso was rebounding during the song. You later fail to tittle the next graph, "brecha cambiaria" and cherry pick the data to avoid showing what was the trend during the last four years 0:53 "still running at an annual rate of 300%"... once again, the graph shows that inflation began BEFORE Milei took office. But you fail to mention that 3:37 FALSE "the inmediate effect of the devaluation was a spike in inflation" Inflation is not caused by devaluation. Please stop spreading the "multi-causal" theories of the keynesians Inflation is caused by loose monetary policy. Inflation CAUSES devaluations. The exchange rate IS a price rate. 6:38 Once again. Inflation and devaluation are the same thing. Inflation is ONLY caused by monetary expansion. It is the release of the HUGE AMOUNT of pesos tied down on LELIQs that is causing this "spike" But you fail to mention who printed that money, and who created the LELIQs
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  825. Radical-ANYTHING is the issue. Respectfully.
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  826. There is additional data gathered from sensors that are not radioelectric. Gravimetric or magnetic.
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  827. 31:50 "what your aiming for" I see👀what you did there.😁 40:30 That there are "so many cruisers", while (some) people argue that "cruiser" is a mission and not a type of ship, makes me smile. 😁 I love to see the flaming wars when this is discussed. 🍿
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  828. My two cents: NATO compatible F16 with NATO standard IFF will allow more aggresive use of the available NATO SAM systems. This is important because rusia is not selling jets, nor missiles to Ukraine.
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  829. Solid content
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  830.  @waylandchau9431  As a starter... have you seen this one? https://youtu.be/l9ag2x3CS9M Is this the chart you would be looking for? Cheers
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  831. It is impossible to make anything foolproof because fools are so ingenious. - one of the Muprhy's laws The everyday fact that we have nuclear power plants, airplanes are fueled, and IV medication are administered is a miracle. Incompetence is widespread, from the boardroom, thru the captain, to the boatswain. Homer Simpson is real, that is why the cartoon exists
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  832. This is a significant development. Maybe on par with the Gatling gun
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  833.  @Pusserdoc  Training and expectations do affect these situations. Thanks
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  834. Nitpickers will nitpick, let them. This is pretty well thought out. The selection of the initial timing of the orders is what drives the outcome.
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  835. LeCorbusier approves
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  836. Min 8:45 How come the ethnic and religious differences are a problem? Isn't diversity a strength? JA JA JA On a more serious note. If the problem was the separation from the Ottoman empire, the solution is for Iraq to re-integrate itself back into Turkey. This would give Turkey access to the gulf, solve the water problem and give them a stake in the fertile crescent as a bread basket.
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  837. The author says "too much parking space is BAAAADDD", leaving out the part that is GOVERNMENT MANDATED parking space. And later, without even skipping a beat, endorses European GOVERNMENT PLANNING as "superior" The problem is not that one government regulation is better than the other, the problem is the absurd belief that government regulation is ANY GOOD at all
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  838. RDJ 🤴 , interviewer 🤡
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  839. Every country that exports "asylum seekers" must be declared a failed state. If you make your "internal affairs" a problem for other nations, then there are no longer "internal" anymore.
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  840. so... hunger games without the woke?
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  841. Drach and coffee. ⛵☕
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  842. There was also the need to deny Alaska to the British navy, and force them to defend two fronts in the pacific.
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  843. "potential for escalation" It will "escalate" all right... they will now send two drones and paint troll faces on it. U mad, bro? 😁
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  844. Government run top-down projects that are unsafe, broke, and can't pay for maintenance, much less upgrades. Who would have guessed!
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  845. 5:30 aircraft ferry I wonder if these ferry runs included tanks or other large cargo
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  846.  @rickycoverrubias6176  what is your point? Did or did not Germany have hyperinflation? Bolivia? Even Russia had it.
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  847.  @benbouss6849  false. inflation is always a purely monetary issue. Milton Friedman won a nobel prize in economics for this. Sanctions are a red herring. First, according to socialist economics, free trade is harmful to local industry an jobs, so sanctions should promote in country development
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  848.  @benbouss6849  isn't "huge debt" the very definition of mismanagement?
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  849. Nevermind the collection of data What should be interesting to know is if the ballon came to broadcast over hundred of thousands routers, laptops, cellphones and infrastructure devices. In the era of Internet of Things, things can obey a digital master.
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  850. Either sue Elon for the specific records being made public, or shut up about "allegedly" stealing data. Stopping illegal payments DOES NOT violate the constitution.
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  851. Posting once again 1:15 "export ban"... it is not a ban if there is a loophole "without written consent" Consent? By WHO ? What are the requirements? What transparency and accountability is attached to this consent? The government just created a legal bribery system, and empowered a few cronies to get rich! 8:50 the introduction of a local currency does not " unfortunely " kick start inflation It is the government mishandling of the money supply that CREATE inflation. "fortune" and "luck" have nothing to do with inflation. Place accountability and blame where it is due. 9:50 "low tax base to grow their economy" It is an oxymoron that taxes "grow" the economy. Only INVESTMENT does that. Every dollar that is taken as tax is a dollar removed from investment. "the government relies on money printing to fund it's expenses" Funny that they cannot print money to "grow the economy"? Why is this? Interesting that they want taxes to "grow the economy" but are too busy printing money to pay for expenses You just said inflation was an "unfortunate" event... or is it caused by money printing? Which is it? 14:10 so the ban on Chromium exports did not work. Because the evidence says it did not work, the Zimbawean government wants to repeat the failure with Lithium! 14:30 "significant investments from chinese firms" Wait. I thought you said that growth and investment was going to be made by the Zimbawean government with the tax money? What happened to use "tax money" to grow the economy? (9:50) Or is it with foreign investment? Which is it? This is a terrible video, full of unsuported ideology, half truths and lies.
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  852. The same people touting "zero cobid" and shouting "one death is too much" want NOW to pretend there are "acceptable" adverse effects numbers.
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  853. the labor market is broken since people got money for doing nothing while staying at home
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  854. Min 16:14 JAMES : Why? It's a Jeep!! Ja Ja Ja Ja Trackhawk goes BRRRRR
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  855. I am holding my breath for a run about "HMS Speedy Gonzalez". 😂
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  856. We are getting another half hour of the admiral talking about whisky? Right?
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  857. houston 500... search it
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  858. 0:40 a stubborn elephant is par for the course.😁
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  859. 27:04 "peterson' comments outside the BBC show... celebrate the capitalist west " Complete strawman 3:50 Peterson is talking about English journalism tradition . This is NOT the "west", This is NOT an endorsment of capitalism. The on-screen quote merely says that Peterson considers Orwell a "hero", not a champion of capitalist west ======= 24:00 (publication) "besset by roadblocks" And yet, the author misses the point that this is exactly what Orwell and Peterson are saying: the right to say what others do not want to hear 1984 was a book nobody wanted published. Not the communists, not the "british capitalist establishment". And yet the book DID get published... but where ? Was it published in the soviet union? Or was it published in the awful capitalist west ? The issue is not that Peterson celebrates the west, or capitalism. The issue is that ONLY under western capitalism CAN a book like 1984 be published As an important english tradition, it is worth remembering that Marx has to flee to England to be able to publish his works. And publish them IN ENGLAND he did. Not in Germany, not in Russia, not even in Italy. He had them published where he found the liberty to say what others do not want to hear . ======= 28:18 "important to down the Nazis first" This is where the author fails to understand the disappointment of Orwell on mankind as a whole. Orwell wants to bring down EVERYTHING, he merely has a preference of the order: nazis first , Stalin and communist second, and the "opressive" English establishment later. ======== Questioning what "western culture" means, and the three points put forth ( 31:00 ) does not support the premise that Peterson doesn't understand Orwell. You should explore that issue, but not crutch and claim a strawman (Peterson doesn't understand Orwell) to make the point (western culture is ill defined)
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  860. "easily missed" should be making headlines.
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  861. I see what you did there. 👍🙂👍
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  862. Why is this still an "emergency"? Why is the authorization still "emergency use"?
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  863. 13:44 Palmanova forttress Italy
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  864. Thumbs down.
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  865. Stewart is still carrying water to the totalitarian left.
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  866. Terrible video. When it suits the narrative, it's Hamas vs Israel. When it doesn't, it's the "palestinians" vs Israel.
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  867. Solid 30 minutes of strawman attacks
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  868.  @lindsayheyes925  there is no such thing as "public ownership". There is no tension between a non-existing "public ownership" and ownership, which can only be PRIVATE. Much less tension against freedom, that includes ownership, again by definition private in all instances.
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  869. Exactly. It is deliberate government policy. Let the brain drain continue, have a stable poor political base at home. Skim off taxes from the remittances. AND blame it on "capitalism"!!! It is well designed explotation system BY THE GOVERNMENT.
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  870. Centrally planned economies fail. Every time. No if, buts, Xis or Maos. The real illusion is the sleigh of hand that hides the FED control on the economy.
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  871. The graphics team is doing great work. Solid content.
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  872. Call back to office is to force resignations and avoid calling it layoffs It is all about the narrative
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  873.  @doughart2720  37:37 They are releasing the chocks blocks on the wheels. The engine is at (some?) power, and the wheel is pressing againts the forward block. By bouncing it up and down the chock could be pulled out using a rope. Do note that the airplane starts rolling for takeoff inmediately at 37:49 you can see the sailor on the left wing incorrectly positioned himself in front of the wing, and he was dragged a few feet before moving to the side Cheers
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  874. I see a TIK video, I click on it. Add a like. Feed the algo. 11:50 There is something to be said that this was the exact same reaction of Churchill when France was invaded, that the germans had stuck their neck out and were vulnerable to being cut off. 16:30 This 👍 Was Montgomery competent ? Was he a decent tactician? That is another matter. I say "no", but that is my own very shallow opinion. 41:30 THIS Montgomery clearly was Once bitten, twice shy. BUTTTTTT..... The differences between airborne or armor units when surrounded is crucial. I know TIK understands it, but I am still not sure Montgomery did
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  875. "regardless of vaccination status"... JA JA... remember when they promised you would get your freedoms back after taking the injections? You can give your freedoms away, but you always have to fight to get them back. /// hospitalizations WITH omicrom will increase, but are they hospitalizations FROM omicrom?
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  876.  @dffndjdjd  Agree with your adjective. Yes it is cynical. But cynical is, to me, the right answer to politics in academia. I understand your position, I hope you can understand mine. Respectfully.
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  877.  @XX-sp3tt  actually SUPER human rights, since all humans are mortal.😀
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  878. This. 👍
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  879. There is no point talking about data anymore, because all the data is flawed Subjects never investigated or studied, but surely memory holed: - PCR adequacy as diagnostic tool. How many months did an individual test PCR positive after recovery? Confounding PCR positive with no symptoms (ie, exposed to the virus) as a case (ie developed illness) - Treatment guidance was that no treatment was available, every attempt to repurpose or develop care was delayed, or shutdown. - By allowing infected and symptomatic to develop grave symptoms (for lack of early treatment) then intubation/ventilation guaranteed death by sepsis , not virus - No prophylaxis or early treatment was allowed to be tested or developed because it is a condition for emergency authorization usage of the shots - The data of the shots development was never published, and had to be fought for, and is revealing that it was known it failed EUA criteria. - The EUA approval criteria was changed to "stimulate an inmune response" - Data of deaths by age and body mass index was never published and is still hidden - No retrospective study of the models or their suitability The above is just a partial list of "data" sins.
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  880. As Bugs Bunny said: this means war. Now do we fight? Or do we surrender in the altar of "tolerance and inclusivity" ?
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  881. It's like diseases know when it is politically advantageous to be transmissible...or not. 😁
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  882.  @flyboymike111357  The CLx15 can't. But there are plenty of helicopters in full production that can do that.
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  883.  @flyboymike111357  and your point is.....?
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  884.  @flyboymike111357  as I said. Plenty of helicopters can do that better. No OV10 can fill the role of a CL415.
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  885.  @flyboymike111357  what does that have to do with "constant production"? where is the criminal?
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  886.  @smgdfcmfah  Right? 😁
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  887. It forces you to really think about it. 👍
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  888. 57:30 naval history and art school 😊 Recommended: a channel called "the arts hole" has a decent video on Turner
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  889. YTube is hiding the new videos from the subscriber feed
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  890.  @divinechariot5542  international recogniton is not even mentioned in Maslow's pyramid of needs. So no... Not needed.
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  891.  @Protont  pffff. If they want to avoid a take over what they need is guns. Plenty countries had "recognition" and were invaded. Just ask the poles.
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  892.  @Cbabilon675  the case of the depth charge would implode/collapse, but that would not detonate the main charge. The depth fuse would be unarmed (safety pin), so it would not respond to water pressure. There is an unknown wreck in Palau with pictures of depth charges. search "Helmet or Depth Charge Wreck"
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  893.  @grateberk6435  good. So should we all. Your self interest is not a crime. But abusing government power for your personal gain IS a crime. I rather have whistle-blowers motivated by money than politicians motivated by abuse of power. Pick your poison, choose wisely
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  894. Terminal guidance is the challenge. But exposed airplanes on concrete tarmac makes for an easier target. Curious about the warhead.
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  895. Did Germany share their radar detectors with the IJN? Did japanese merchant ships or escorts carry radar detectors?
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  896.  @twokool4skool129  That is the neat part... they don't. They covered everything that moved with heavy grease, and cleaned it every chance they got.
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  897. give this man some redstone and a torch
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  898.  @rondogwil  spot on 👍
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  899. Now we just need Nexus6 replicants to fabricate the industrial diamonds, so we can eat lab grown meat, while plugged into the Metaverse with no remaining concept of what is real.
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  900. Solid content.
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  901. ​​ @davidbastow5629  Yes it's humour The interesting thing is 8:10 they called the control room to shut down the gas. Did the control room have actual "control"? How? Why only later? Respectfully. 🎩
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  902. 6:00 "report a smell of natural gas" Here is the deal, natural gas is odorless. You can't report a smell of natural gas. An additive is included in the gas stream to aid in leak detection. When someone reports a "smells of gas" it actually is "smells of Mercaptan" Cheers -------------------- What is the gas odor? - Metropolitan Utilities District Mercaptan is the additive that is added to natural gas to make it easier to detect in case of a leak. The most important thing to know about mercaptan is that it stinks.
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  903.  @andrewstraub131  Now that would be clever. Take one Mosin barrel and make two machine guns. 👍
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  904. you can see the trial of Depp, but you can't see the trial of Maxwell or Sussmann what is more important to the republic? what is gossipy distraction? Hiding what should/must be seen is ALSO mis information.
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  905. 4:30 "forcing supply side growth is unbelievable hard for governments to do" This assumes A PRIORI that government has the mandate or the authority to manage, control o meddle in economic growth. It does not. Actually, access to land, labor and capital is easy. It is goverment restrictions, regulations, and barriers that hold these factors hostage .Politicians take this items from entrepeneurs and give them back in exchange of ransom (ooppss lobbying money) and call it "politics" 9:10 " governments can intervene" Yes the CAN, yes they DO...but it is inmoral and an abuse of power. Government has NO MANDATE and no legal grounds to intervene in the economy
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  906. Min 12:00 My grandmother says the world has changed.... yes, because of fossil fuels!!!... If not for oil, gas and coal... you would NOT have airplanes, cellphones or the sanitation that made your grand-ma live this long.
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  907. Same reason why health insurance and the tax code are made unbearble large: it is profitable
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  908. Lots of talk about carbon fiber and fiberglass, while avoiding the "reinforced plastic" part 🤫 Good luck making the plastic resins without oil and gas. As investment in oil and petrochemicals plants diminishes, these resins will become even more expensive.
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  909. 7:10 Maybe overlay the habitat of big predators (tigers) and realize that bamboo forests are safe islands of low quality food that drives away most prey. Pandas just found a safe house, and are paying for it dearly
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  910. So much fear uncertainty and doubt presented so fast without a single fact or data point. Pure senseless propaganda.
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  911. It should be made abundantly clear to Florida that frog hail is not a challenge. 😁
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  912.  @jacobzindel987  "crazy" is just falling back to ad hominem and calling other people "crazy"
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  913. So disgusting intolerable mediocre gruel is now "the best" Such is the Star Wars we now have.
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  914. almost ten minutes and did not comment on the drug cartels 🤷
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  915. 2:20 "the department told them so" Government creates the problem, and now acts surprised of the consequences.
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  916. That legal and financial "inmunity" the pharma companies demanded will come in handy
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  917. 1- Mathias Rust did it better 2- anti North Korean or anti Kim? 1:15 Not the same thing
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  918. This cry me a river video skips the part where Petion took over the most productive and richest country in the world at the time. Forgets that sugar trade was the Apple and Facebook of the era. Petion had enough money to send to stir trouble makers in other countries. Not against France, mind you. Haiti is poor because from day one the government has attacked private property and wasted any wealth it can get it's totalitarian hands on. "Petion provided shelter and food for Bolivar and the Venezuelan families and soldiers who had traveled with him after his recent defeat by the Spanish. They recuperated and regrouped under the care of Petion. According to records, Petion provided, among other supplies, 4,000 rifles, gunpowder, food and a printing press. He also contributed to Bolivar with Haitian military strategists and veterans from the Caribbean nation’s revolution to accompany him on his April 1816 expedition."
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  919. This is not "migrant". When you migrate, you bring your family and you STAY Euphemism rejected
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  920.  @carlomalabanan  the issue is "CAN". You let me know when Nepalese are allowed permanent residency un qatar
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  921.  @doctorwilly  The economy of scale aspect is similar to what happened in steel mills and petroleum refineries. They are built or grow to a large size, but the returns of the next capacity increase are not worth it.
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  922. 1:54:00 battlefield desperation is the mother of many a great idea
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  923. 1- people that poke their tounge while working are my people 2- Watching Adam bash the ball with both hands against the table has a primal primate appeal
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  924. Morning coffee and battleship
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  925. And you need to buy the non-compatible fuel hose 😁
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  926. Yes 😁
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  927. It is not only that carbon chemistry "life" may be common, abundant and universal, it may be that life is not a big deal at all.
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  928. 👍
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  929. I agree with the re-test 3600~3700. What makes me loose sleep is what else is out there....how much credit card debt, housing price drop, non qualified mortages, trading on leverage and margin ... that may drag us lower
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  930.  @Rickyyhu  Agreed👍
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  931. I would like to have less "people" or "volks" and more citizens
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  932.  @Copyright_Infringement  because "people" in english doesn't convey the precise meaning of "rambling mass of proletariats". Like the spanish "pueblo", german "volks" or french "populace". All this in opposition to "citizen"
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  933. 3:25 yeah... not very smart to hide cables inside concrete As a side note, the Puente Rafael Urdaneta was brought down by a oil tanker that hit the bridge. https://youtu.be/Lh6uaF31Lrc Also, the bridge is usually known by the name "Puente sobre el Lago", instead of it's official name
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  934. Hope this is a problem with the translation 0:08 "reasons ukranian army did not enter russian territory" 0:15 "russia de-militarization in Crimea politically" 0:25 "ukranian Crimea" 0:46 "threaten russia's territorial integrity" Is there an "ukranian crimea" and a "russian crimea"? Is Crimea "russian territory"? Is Crimea "integral territory of Russia"? This is confusing. Maybe on purpose, maybe in translation.
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  935.  @coryburris8211  right. That is why I'm confused.
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  936.  @hetedeleambacht6608  We became settlers with agriculture, not TV. Nomads and foragers lost in the economic competition. Cheers
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  937. If I may be so bold Museums have now to compete in the space of mass entertainment In the past, scholarship and specialization were the entertainment for a reduced number of well paying patrons We had museums long before we had Disneyland. But crowds seek entertainment, not knowledge.
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  938. Dr Petersen rocking a sharp suit with vest. 👍
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  939.  @noobster4779  I am sure the German government is willing if they get a share of the sales. The English have a fair share of their OWN ships sunk in Scapa Flow to salvage for their needs of pre-atomic steel.
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  940. 7:50 urban street fighting .... veterans of Stalingrad After something like Stralingrad, we should not talk about these men as "veterans", but "survivors". The horrors they learnt became useful AGAIN , madness!
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  941.  @js1423  I am not making apologies for anyone. I am highlighting the insanity that street fighting became useful AGAIN
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  942.  @FatherExo  yes. That is why I think the fault is in the logic that feeds from the switch signal. The accident report will be filled with juicy bits about the flight mode logic, controllers, FADEC and lift fan vane reaction time. 👍
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  943. 3:40 " we cannot be the college educated party" You got this backwards. ONLY people that are exposed to indoctrination in college are conditioned to vote for you
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  944.  @CantusTropus  any regulation made by the government makes it "state controlled". If the regulation comes from the market participants, and they choose not to buy children, then it is a "free market". I am not advocating for child anything, just saying that citizens must not pass along the responsability of choice to the government.
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  945. 3:00 "good enough" This is a key concept that will rock the eletronics industry As Concorde showed, not every advance is economically justified of viable.
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  946.  @kylenolan2710  you do understand that my point is that it is useless to talk about the "gold standard" when the problem is "the excess of paper currency"?
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  947. Cloudy, with a chance of HE shells.
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  948. Did Cuniberti ever get a ship named after him? He deserves it.
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  949. Politicians need to step up, or they will be left in the dustbin of history. Citizens have realized that government, political parties and representatives are optional, unnecessary... and maybe even harmful and against their self interest.
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  950. Come for the statue, get climate narrative frontloaded. Downvote your video.
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  951. 11:18 " the protests and storming of the government residence also shows what happens when governments lose control of an economy" WRONG. This is what happens when governments HAVE THE CONTROL of an economy for over a decade. The Berlin wall did not fail when it fell, but when it was built. SriLanka collapsed not when the residence is stormed, but when the debt was taken ======= SriLanka's population should recognize they have no citizenry, and are incapable of managing their own government. They should tender the administration of the country for twenty years (one generation) to Singapore.
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  952. And it is foolish to believe governments can stop it, or alleviate it. What they DO is profit and gain from it,
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  953. The leftards always say "that wasn't socialism"... egalitarism, equality, justice is not socialism.
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  954. How do you unload a battleship gun if you stand down and withhold fire? If ramming the powder IN is an affair.. is there even a procedure to pull them out? Is it better to shoot anyway?
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  955.  @Thirdbase9  I often think about this point you are making. I consider the Alaska class the end of the line of "fast battleship" design. Carrier aircraft shifted the priority to better anti aircraft defense. Not more tonnage, not more armour, not bigger guns. Just plain more radar, and more daka. Respectfully.
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  956. 1:24:40 "that is not a good enough story"... this is key. World poverty has declined for over twenty years, but data convinces nobody. Jordan is right... we need better stories, better story-tellers. For the left it is easy to tell a story of despair, horror and threats.
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  957. I sense another "great leap forward" coming
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  958. Solid content
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  959. I agree with you, except in LatAm. I have had Toyota dealers pull out spares from my car during warranty service. And replace them with counterfits. 🤷
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  960. should tail strike detection interlock and disable cabin pressurization? That would force a "land ASAP"
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  961. 7:50 Evergrande jeopardy for several billions -You buy an apartment but the money goes to another ADDITIONAL project - What is a Ponzi scheme? Ding Ding Ding
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  962.  @oatymilkshake  So cherry picking only the bits you like?
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  963.  @HannibalTX  There are many ways to destroy the radar and later do the AC130 do it's thing. The CAS support mission is not taking out radars. Again, the justification of the A10 is that you want to risk enter an area and planning to be hit.
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  964. Water in Mexico City would take several videos. And then you still have aqueducts in Oaxaca and cenotes in Yucatan. It would be a new channel: Mexicanometry!
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  965. Demographics and no young replacement population have already removed the oppotunity window
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  966. Feed the algo
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  967. Mooring buoy https://youtu.be/6zbN42Eh5C8
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  968. Parents take notice. If the headmaster of the school you send your children to is teaching YOUR children to trust the government... You need to find a new school. No if, no buts, no excuses.
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  969. This is amusing.🙂
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  970. "you shouldn't talk about topics you don't have a degree on" Well... that is a spicy take on electoral democracy. Should voters limit themselves to tiger print sweat pants and sitcoms? Why are the politicians asking people without degrees about complex government functions? But it is an even a hotter take on the elected representatives themselves . "Of the 535 members of the 88th Congress, no less than 315 are lawyers. " Does this mean that (at least) 315 representatives should SHUT UP and refrain from voting in matters of... say... economics, science, healthcare or defense? The whole "you can't do your own research" is censorship. Plain and simple, but candy coated for modern audiences. What they are saying is "eat your swill in silence, peasant. And don't you dare look up."
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  971. So many times the engine power limits were "solved" by going from one to two engines
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  972. The shell knows where it is at all times. It knows this because it knows where it isn't. 😂
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  973. Apollo landed within walking distance from a Surveyor lander. This kind of targeted landing is well within reach
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  974. 19:20 California is not "unique". And it has huge problems because it has a large government that intervenes in everything and anything. The "solution" is "small government". Government is never the solution, and it is in the government's interest to never solve any problem.
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  975. Yeah, lets put people in high stress jobs in sterile bubbles by themselves. What can go wrong?
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  976. Who is to judge what is "un-utilized"? Do you REALLY want the government to make that decision?
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  977. 13:35 BINGO Government ≠ State When a country has elections... the GOVERNMENT changes.. but the STATE remains the same. Until the dictator starts messing around with the institutions. What is STATE? State is a collection (constellation? that would be poetic) of institutions: common law, bill of rights, carta magna, guilds, cooperatives, private arbitrers, private companies, people that speak the same language, people that live in the same territory, the territory itself, traditions, even intagibles as regional food or festivities. What is GOVERNMENT? An institution hellbent on applying violence to control any and all aspects of the STATE. (What is the objective of this control is irrelevant, sometimes is for economic profit, sometimes is just lust for power itself) AnCAPs have a problem with GOVERNMENT, because by definition it cannot be voluntary. 14:19 " politics are the affairs of the people" This is where we get "res publica" => republic ----Res publica (also spelled rēs pūblica to indicate vowel length) is a Latin phrase, loosely meaning 'public affair'. It is the root of the word 'republic', and the word 'commonwealth' has traditionally been used as a synonym for it; however, translations vary widely according to the context. Solid content. Respect and regards.🎩
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  978. min 35:00 1934 planning to take islands...wait until 1941 to buy higgings boats
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  979.  @TheCountess666  Wells are capped and cemented. there is no risk of spills after they are shut down. As for the "safety" of these systems, when the bladders start breaking and showing up on fishermen nets or beaches, we will review your comment.
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  980. Imagine getting depth charged, but you give zero effs. Because you are eating ice cream underwater.
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  981. This did not age well
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  982. So the failed to investigate, ando now are failing to prosecute How much budget do they need to sit idle on their thumbs?
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  983. Natural inmunity is the reason why they ended the control groups in the trials. And it is also the reason why they are fighting the release of trial data. Several years of easy government money to vaccinate entire countries over and over again are at stake.
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  984. Iron batteries will make a comeback for stationary installations, mostly in the tropics where freezing is not an issue. Cheap, cheap cheap large scale standard cells
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  985.  @briannicholas2757  With the advances in area denial, long range drones and stealth, what I see is small sized, very fast drone launchers "mini" carriers that keep the full sized manned "fleet" aircraft carrier well outside the actual combat range. Respectfully.
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  986.  @alainarchambault2331  like I said, Turkey holds the key to the strait and the drones. Why would Ukraine use mines and risk it's relation with Turkey.
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  987.  @steriskyline4470  Rusia is not risking any ships in shallow waters that could be mined by Ukraine. And the Moskva proves that Ukraine has ways OTHER THAN MINES to deal with ships
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  988.  @alainarchambault2331  So? Is this the same kind of special storm that burns russian ships?
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  989.  @oLevLovesLove  strawman argument. As I already said: Ukraine has demonstrated that they have better methods to engage ships other than mines. _ Why would Ukraine want to risk "inconvenience" Turkey that is selling them the BA2?
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  990.  @BrandonClark-StocksPassports  Just a minor squibble "the country" can "the government" can't Respectfully.
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  991.  @allangibson2408  Cool 😎👍
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  992. If the government places no taxes on business, and low taxes on the individuals, then who is in "power" is irrelevant to the common citizen. Elections are important only because there is a large pool of public money to steal, and a large number of thieves trying to get their hands on it. The Singapore government is so efficient that it has become irrelevant: streets are clean, public schools are good, and they do all this with low taxes and little cumbersome regulations to business. Remember the fable about the frogs asking for a king? Well, imagine if after the wood had splashed the frogs were smart enough to say "A king that does nothing is better than a king that abuses power". If you vote for a more "active" government... YOU WILL GET "more government".
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  993. Ahhhh the old (never ending) Battlecruiser/Fast battleship brawl. To quote the bard: ----What's in a name? That which we call a Battlecruiser ----By any other name would steam as a Fast battleship; Scene. 😁
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  994. YT is shadow banning TIK hard
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  995.  @raylast3873  the denial part is not ignoring the grim reaper. The denial part is sending scores of men besides yourself. Either to clean graphite, or to attack a build up you rather not acknowledge...the issue is the moral hazard of placing someone else's live ahead of your own. Respectfully.
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  996. Bitcoin failed as a hedge against inflation. This has not been explained. This cannot be swept aside by the bitcoin bulls
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  997.  @patriarch7237  so earnings is the priority? And culture comes 2nd?
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  998.  @patriarch7237  "no impact" means government gets the money and the citizens stay miserable
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  999.  @Hardcase_Kara  Agreed.
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  1000. India and China cannot agree on a border, how can they agree on a common currency? The very idea of "BRICs" is laughable. And that was before the R screwed up
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  1001. This. Solid content
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  1002. I see what you did there 😁
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  1003. For some reason, everything in Crimea is a cluster*uck
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  1004.  @annaredding  Everybody deserves courtesy. Since liberty and safety is a dificult tradeoff, please do not let the governments make that choice for nobody. KNOWINGLY infecting someone is not a biological/medical problem, it is murder. But if I have a virus that is asymptomatic... how can it be known?
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  1005.  @annaredding  it IS an inconvenience. I do not dispute this. What you do not have is the standing to force inconveniences on others. Not by yourself, and not by using the government as your personal thug. You also attempt to say is a "minor" inconvenience... as if the scale of the coercion matters. You do not get to judge what is "minor" for me. I will not give you the right or the power to MAKE ME use a mask.... but if you, personally, asks me in a civil way to do so, I probably would. Maybe I would leave, wait until you are gone...I would exercise my freedom without imposing ON YOU.
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  1006. 1-Suburbs cannot be fixed, but they must be left to fix themselves at their natural pace. 2- Suburbs must be weaned from the externality of road maintenance cost. When they start paying for ALL that tarmac, they will densify and bring in public transport very quickly 3- governments that create the problems with zoning laws and tax revenue seeking MUST NOT have a say on newer communities, nor in fixing older ones
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  1007. You may have difficulty finding material about these incidents 1- Tacoa electrical plant fuel tank fire. https://youtu.be/i_4a3ezUiX0 (in spanish, dramatically narrated) 2-Tejerias tragedy. A trench digger hits a gas pipeline. The fire burns people trapped inside the cars stopped because of the road work. The pictures have been censored since day one, showing burnt bodies attempting to escape the cars. https://youtu.be/89hya90pSHU
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  1008. Solid content
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  1009. This has to end. A decent resolution is no longer possible. Now only terrible outcomes for everybody are left.
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  1010. Oh boy Oh boy. Drach on wheels. 👍
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  1011. Listen up people, the cheap labor pool of China and all Asia has now dried up. The same way it dried up in Japan post war. Large flows of goods made by low cost labor are no longer the driving force of trade or economy. Do not confuse free trade and globalization with offshoring
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  1012. Demonstrating that management is just high paid fortune tellers.
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  1013. Something to keep in mind is that Stalin agreed to sell oil, food and raw materials to Germany. But Stalin being no fool... he never sold Hitler too much oil... just enough so that Germany could invade France... but NOT enough so that Hitler could squirrel it away for a "Barbarrosa" day. Somewhere, there is the grave of some unknown and unsung russian economist/statistician. Someone that calculated in 1939~40 how much oil could be safely sold for Germany to consume....but not risk them stockpiling it. He nailed it.🎩
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  1014.  @asamyers4572  Lauda Air Flight 004. It happens.
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  1015. Solid content Revisionists want to install the idea that "unconditional surrender" meant "humiliating extermination" This is a strawman argument. Terms and conditions were hashed out for Operations Manna, Chowhound and Faust. Reasonable acts were paid with reasonable action. If the Nazi government had declared an unilateral cease fire, pulled back to the 1939 borders, and left behind all aircraft and artillery, the war could have ended two years earlier, saving millions of lives. But the Nazi government did not. The Nazi government didn't want to take the political cost of this decision. They rather see the country razed to the ground. Nero decree and all.
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  1016. Well, that ia fuel for nightmares.
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  1017. I have been told, from reliable sources, that the consumer is flush with cash from the quobid helicopter money All this talk about credit card is none-sense!!! (((JA JA JA)))
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  1018. Remember when the \/ax was going to save us all? Fun times! Why are these ministers and bureaucrats still in office? Why are they not prosecuted for malpraxis? Because politicians-government-pharma-academy-tribunals are all in it. And they added traditional media and digital media to run cover for all.
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  1019. Everybody: we need strategic metals, aluminium and specialized workers R.E. Bishop: hold my beer. 😁
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  1020. If they are attempting a distraction on the north, it's because they can't take the pressure on the south.
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  1021. super AI still is vulnerable to "garbage in = garbage out" Even if it could be computed, there is no guarantee that your data is correct or accurate enough to give a correct output As far as britain knew, they were doomed to loose the battle of britain. But their data was all flawed... and one day the germans did not show up. Doing the "right things" based on "wrong data" is ALSO A FAILURE To claim you "won" because your assumptions and data was all proven wrong... is the ultimate propaganda coup.
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  1022. the same people that say GMO foods are bad for you, forced you to take a drug that alters YOUR genes
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  1023. The author has deep contradictions. At 3:45 it places the blame on "capitalism"... but at 6:50 it's the government acting as broker "to avoid a revolution". Can't have it both ways, you cannot say this ia a capitalist evil when it is an openly declared government policy. Even the house helpers are "forbidden to leave"... guess who stops them? The GOVERNMENT is.
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  1024. Just wanted to say the F16 is fully fly by wire, and the QF16 is already certified to carry weapons. We have all seen what they have done with Bayraktars and cheaper drones. Now level up to QF16.
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  1025. there was no switch welfare handouts is slavery, by other means. the democrats are still the party of slavery you contradict yourself, the STATES university systems is paid for....wait for it... BY THE STATES! The Transcontinental railroad was built by PRIVATE COMPANIES... there was no "big government" involved The republicans have ALWAYS championed reduced federal government, and more state governance
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  1026. The Panama Canal touches so many things Signaled the downfall of Lessep (Of Suez canal fame), and created a political/financial scandal in France Splintered Panama from Colombia Drove forward malaria research and use of DDT, with enormous consequences in S-america, asia and africa Replaced the overland Acapulco to Veracruz trade route, and the taxes it produced to the mexican government Affected the size of marine vessels, merchant and military Brought thousands of asian workers to the americas, and a lasting cultural heritage Set precedent regarding the transit rights for the Montreux Convention (Crimea was also an issue back then, Crimea is always and issue) Gave us the beautifully designed Gatun dam spillway, an under appreciated masterpiece. https://youtu.be/eFJHxLcp1Wk And all that before we even talk about steam shovels, dredges, the locks, the control valves, the fact that the whole thing runs on gravity Yeah... a video on the canal would be great.👍
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  1027. Solid content
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  1028. Solid content One more thing laid to rest
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  1029. 17:00 propietary inside information There is a difference between the economy and the banks The banks already knew they were over-leveraged, and that they would need a bailout to avoid a crash The FED and the markets DID not know and COULD NOT have indicators that reflected the "insider information" banks had BANKS inverted the euro/dollar curve... Banks crashed and dragged down the economy They held the real economy hostage to get the bailouts
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  1030. @N Fels "cleared flights like that" ... the assumption is that the pilot that had never landed on this alternate airport " knew " that was the way ATC did things, in the middle of an unprecedented emergency... No need to increase awareness, manage risks, recognize that this ATC may be overwhelmed by an invasion of aircraft... far easier just to call the ATC a "moron" and save the company some bucks.
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  1031. @N Fels If VanZandt believed the ATC was deficient, he could have "shut down" himself. Please stop making a strawman argument. I am not defending the ATC , the ATC could be "dumb" and " shit". But the ATC is not commanding any aircraft . The buck stops with VanZandt. The buck stops with the pilot in command.
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  1032. @N Fels what to do when your ATC is crap? --- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AM01NSZyA7I
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  1033. @N Fels you contradict yourself, sir. Before you said that "okay" is not an approval. IF "okay" is NOT a proper approval, what pilot would take off if proper approval has not been given? Pilots are not dumb , only ATC is dumb . VanZandt was hasty and focused on something other than flight safety.
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  1034. @N Fels That is the point. "Now with a non-idiotic ATC who follows protocol, that would not have been confusing since you don't grant clearance that way ." --- ATC may be an idiot, but idiots DO NOT grant clearance. Specially "not that way". The pilot must get proper clearance from the "idiot". A pilot cannot decide the ATC is an "idiot" and the follow the idiot's instructions. See the contradiction?
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  1035. Thinking in terms of kilometers of front in an era of internet or economic warfare is a sign of a decaying traditional military that fights to mantain it's power over Russia's economic output. The same can be said about NATO. The day the soviet union collapsed, NATO was left without a mission. It should have reformed right there and then. It didn.'t. It has fought for decades to mantain relevancy and budgets for a mission that was long gone. The geopolitical analysis is incomplete without the economics
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  1036. I thank the drinker for watching this swill, so I don't have to. 2:13 broken, depressed, old man... what? no blue milk? 8:35 So they turned Indy into Luke. Got it!
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  1037. Yes. And not the only time latAm governments have used wars for internal political purposes. Colombia once tried to take a few small rocks in what is is called the Caldas incident. Peru and Chile beat the drums everytime the economy goes sour, or the miners go on strike. There even was a "football war".
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  1038. Incredible these new advances in healthcare. Handcuffs are now medicine.
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  1039. 13:00 Kongo class Battle Cruisers .... Are you paying attention? Good. 👍
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  1040. The discussion is incomplete because it must include the QE that created inflation in the firsr place.
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  1041. 7:30 what would be considered definitive proof of burials? Unless we agree what would be acceptable evidence, we will continue uncovering more facts and the goal posts will keep moving.
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  1042. At the very least.
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  1043. Can we start a campaign to send that flap to the Smithsonian?
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  1044. The number is right there... hourly wages 5,2% YoY That is what has to match the target 2% As long as wages are increasing faster that the (desired) inflation, there is no pivot NOTE... most of the income of the wealthy comes not from WAGES, but capital gains. So this 5.2% is not that the "rich are getting richer"
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  1045. As they should. Asking for anything else is not sensible
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  1046. Heavier, slower, shorter ranged.. the ANTI Zero
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  1047. Media does not "get it wrong" They are using the words the FAA wants them to use Propaganda is never a mistake, it is carefully constructed to direct attention
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  1048.  @samualcrocket1405  spot on If NATO expansion was a concern, now NATO has a wider front to isolate Murmansk. "Never interrupt your opponent when he is making mistakes" 🙂
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  1049. La UE y USA aplicando sanciones... las sanciones son autopistas en ambas direcciones.
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  1050. Solid content
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  1051. This is a very rational development With winter coming, the supply line cannot depend on two chokepoints across the river How much heavy equipment was left behind is very important from a military point if view. But taking Kherson without a single civilian death is the political angle to be exploited. Can anybody, please, confirm if Kherson was declared an "open city"? Are these formalities still carried out in this day and age?
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  1052. 3:26 Where it says "Ballester - Molina" there is a letter h in parentesis (h) means "hijo". This is because, as said in the other video about the .45.... this was the SON of the original Ballester It would make sense that this happened at the high serial numbers, in the later years
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  1053. Remember the queen of hearts, sentence first. Trial later.😂
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  1054. 20:26 that fan installation 😂 These are the little things that squishy humans do to their workplace. 👍
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  1055. min 11:00 If the japanese government is the largest single owner of corporate stocks, then Japan has become a socialist economy where the government controls the means of production. This explains the stagnation. The reason for Japan stagnation is to be found in government bureaucracies allocating capital and dictating companies projects, resulting in stiffled INNOVATION. The key to growth is increased productivity, and productivity increases come from innovation. No innovation in Japan? Am I crazy?... Well, yes they have the best bullet trains. But the new bullet trains are only refinements, evolution of previous bullet trains. Not a NEW train system like it was initially. And not a crazy new boring company or hyperloop idea neither.--- Yes they make the best electronics, but Japan did not create the IOS, nor the AppleSTORE, nor the iPhone. Neither was Facebook or Paypal created in Japan... because there is no venture capital in a socialist economy where a bureaucrat decides what stock to buy . It's no wonder that the only place left for japanese creativity is cinema, comics, music and the arts. There are plenty of "sensible" government funded projects that lead nowhere, that act as a sink of liquidity. The japanese government prints money, and then buries the money in concrete walls and roads. Government controled investments do not innovate to create new industries and growth. A hundred thousand bridges is not the same as one Amazon. There is a reason Elon Musk is in the US, and not in Japan. Government control of the means of production.
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  1056. Un-intended consequences The conclusion that is left unsaid: China cannot afford a war . Losing any amount of people in the productive 18-35 range will just accelerate the economic imbalance. And that is the best outcome, if they "win".
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  1057. Min 8:00 the bloopers and the out-takes of the three spider-man actors on set should be a riot
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  1058. Imagine blowing up so many vessels and people that (finally!) they started thinking that quality control MAY be a good idea.
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  1059. wow.. it's like wind power is economically viable ONLY when subsidized by government! The fact that you can't see money printing and low interest rates as subsidies, makes you part of the problem
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  1060.  @RolopIsHere  empty bottle. Right? 😁
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  1061. What is the difference between a "leak" and insider trading? Asking for some friends
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  1062. The left continues to create double-speak and change the meaning of words "Voting" is not "democracy" And hereditary is not "anti-democratic", it is just not "universal" or "popular" Please do note that no review of what laws were approved, what accountability exists, or should be desired. This is just an attack piece, like the ones seen in the US against electoral colleges
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  1063.  @davidb2206  exactly. 👍 Island hoping and "co-operation" (ejem!) with naval gunfire would have driven Patton mad.
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  1064. Suddenly "special military operations" are not to liking? What you're going to do about it? Attempt to tale Kyev? Fire missiles at electric infrastructure? Move in with troops and tanks in a measured proportional retaliation? Oh...wait....all that was already done! Russia's foreign policy is now at North Korean levels of saber rattling angry noises.
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  1065. We been toying with the idea of fiery man made horror at least since greek fire. Maybe since we tamed fire.
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  1066.  @carlmorgan8452  He will now claim that he cannot give testimony because of his incarceration and pending trial.
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  1067. "if clinical data emerges".... that is why we are pausing the clinical trial, to avoid the emergence of said data
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  1068. Notably the intelligence here was even better than at Midway. But if you are just going to believe BuoOrd propaganda and BS, you will still fail. Also notable is that the japanese saw the transport ships and thus "explained" the escort, instead of recognizing an intelligence breach.
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  1069. Few random half asleep ideas: 1- The study of vitamin C and scurvy and how it enabled the age of discovery. 2- The longitude problem and the Harrison clocks. 3-the trade of salt and sugar from the caribbean to europe 4- the effects of opening the panama canal on the southern route trade (affecting both Chile and Argentina) , and the overland route veracruz-mexico city- acapulco. Good luck
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  1070. Government actions creating harmful un-intended consequences! What else is new?
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  1071. so many layers of cheese🧀, so many holes lined up.
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  1072. 6:10 " poverty has risen sharply" Funny enough, DW like all collectivist leaning media, " discovered" poverty when Milei took office While poverty was rising during the Kichner and Fernandez years...🤫
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  1073.  @thecrow3461  NATO is separate from AUKUS and the 1951 US-Phillipine MDT. Australia already disengaged from the french submarines, and went all-in f35. The point, again, is that the USA can no longer take asia-pacific for granted respectfully
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  1074. -Good enough, but not great. -Too long. -A tad too much exposition -The scene of the wagons falling was better in jurassic park -Some greenscreen shots poorly made. -The "nobody should have that much power" theme is underdeveloped. A solid 7.
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  1075. 6:35 low cost cruise missile Can't have "cruise" and "low cost"
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  1076. Keep in mind that half of the motivation to sue will be to force life insurance payments. These high paying customers have life insurance. If they engage in reckless dangerous activity, then insurance may refuse payment. The relatives need a court ruling of negligence to make the case that the death was not "reckless" Anything and everything may serve this purpose, whistleblower, window, design, testing, controller.
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  1077. Where are the "6th generation" VERY long range missiles?
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  1078.  @jonstoddard8288  On the whole, you are correct. Of course some people would argue the semantics, but not me. 👍
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  1079. All the measures were justified by unreliable modelling from Imperial college The fact that TWO YEAR ON medical journals are not ripping these charlatan's models apart is all you need to know.
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  1080. Government doing government things.
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  1081. I am the 3%. I also have the watch history off. The problem is that the recommended feed is attached to the tail of every video
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  1082. Cue the sloped armour controversy zealots in 5 ...4...3...
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  1083. 9:05 good luck offloading tanks onto a hostile shore, from river barges, under fire, in autumn weather.
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  1084. >>>>The french had HIDDEN an aircraft carrier<<< There... fixed it for you!! 😁
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  1085. If this was done with dumb munitions, it is a towering achievement ( pun intended) 🙂
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  1086.  @marvindebot3264  👍
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  1087. From "british bakeoff" to "housing con" 😁
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  1088. the reason is that nobody is willing to risk the announced tax increases to salary income.
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  1089. Trump trade deficit, Trump NATO 2%, Trump nordstream gas, Trump China, ALL painted in a bad light. But it turns out Trump was right! Russia and China are unreliable trade partners, suddenly Germany feels the urge to re-arm itself, and were not for LNG imports Germany would be crippled. The video goes to great lengths to avoid recognizing Trump was right all along.
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  1090.  @karlheven8328  👍😁👍
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  1091. it is bad. there is no "good" form of government. the only moral government is individual self rule.
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  1092. Solid content
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  1093. 1- It's the argentinian citizens that dolarize themselves. They are using dollars.They are using their OWN dollars. They are the ones that set the price of the peso. 2- Milei never said he was going to dolarize, he always said free competition of currency 3- There never was a timeline to get rid of the peso, and the central bank. There is no "problem" nor need to do it within one year The number one problem is not the peso, it's the government's deficit. Poor quality, biased and missleading video
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  1094. 5:10 "for a long time trailing edge chipmakers have been hesitant to invest in such a thing" the under-investment in trailing edge capacity began much before the lockdowns or the ukranian war and if 4:22 they were modelling to run in the 80% as "full" utilization, there was no signal for additional investment The video does not show any data concerning installed capacity, or if the lockdowns changed it.
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  1095. Not the first time the military has tried to solve the portable power problem They funded micro turbines, and methanol fuel cells. Longshots that didn' t pan out. Having said that, 45 million is peanut money for the defense budget, even at 1 to 50 odds, it is a great bet
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  1096. Also, there were hundreds of surplus F4U that proved to be "good enough" for several decades.
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  1097. @Trollsagan69420  the very fact that voting "neither" is not even an option is very telling. Respectfully.
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  1098. The "wierdness" can be explained if you understand that the goal is keeping the population in fear.
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  1099. 1:05:40 The bomb was made to end wars. --- Maybe some people believe that, but this is disproven by history. In 1884 Maxim believed that machine guns would make war unthinkable, even some military planners agreed ... and then we had Verdun . Machine guns or Bombs do not, cannot, make peace. MUTUAL ASSURED DESTRUCTION makes peace. When there are no "acceptable losses", no government risks war. Declining populations in the developed world means these governments can no longer risk conventional war either. India and China can see that their own population will peak and decline, so the window of opportunity to wage war will close for them too. It takes very few, relatively cheap, well positioned weapons (not all of them atomic, some are now digital) to make the cost of war unbearable...TO ALL.
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  1100. Why is it that a replacement/alternate bridge is not considered? Are we unable to merely repeat the successes of the past? Incapable of improving on it?... or have we lost the will to do so? Engineers will make real only what we dare to dream.
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  1101. O melhor? sei não... top five? Con certeza 👍
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  1102. Maduro? Diaz Canel?
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  1103. 8:00 -Here is the latests, most advanced, the most recent machine... how shall we call it? - OLD brass brains, obviously
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  1104. How does taking Kiev fit with the "demilitarization" and "denazification" objectives? Either 1- it does....and since Kiev was not taken, these objectives already failed 2- or it doesn't.... so the russian objectives are different and not the ones stated. pick one
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  1105. "it needed that" the hubris is strong with this one
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  1106. So a less severe variant with a large part of the population vaccinated is grounds for an "emergency"? ja ja ja
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  1107. Min 3:37 asks "do we need taxes" and then spends the next minutes listing countries and their taxes, but the question never was "are there other taxes alternatives to the Income tax?"
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  1108. regulators did not prevent Enron or Theranos, what makes anybody think regulators will prevent this?
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  1109. This ⬆
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  1110. Heavy breathing in polish and korean.
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  1111. 49:00 Another example of socialist time travel is the sugar harvest in Cuba WLRN 91.3 FM | By Tim Padgett Published May 28, 2022 at 6:42 AM EDT "Cuba this week is reporting its worst sugarcane harvest since 1905 . The official communist regime newspaper Granma concedes the island reaped considerably less than half a million tons. That’s only about half of what officials had forecast — and it’s less than half of the sugarcane Cuba harvested last year."
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  1112.  @andreamarino6010  if it is not "needed" ... why did the officials "forecast" it? The forecast is wasteful? Try again!!!
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  1113. ...so say we all.👍
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  1114. "protect yourself" protect yourself from... the sniffles? Government has literally gone from "duck and cover" from nuclear fallout to the sniffles. the whole "everybody six months and older" is wrong There is a well known profile of risk: age, body mass index, low vitamin D and chronic pre-existing conditions. How many "six month old" are of advanced age, morbidly obese, don't drink any milk and have diabetes?
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  1115. How good are the security cameras in the Bahama's jails?
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  1116. Min 1:39 "Cuba had claimed their independence from the Spanish"? No sir. Spain relinquished Cuba to the US. Cuba never claimed anything from anybody. Independence was given to Cuba as a gift, and they have failed to make good use of it.
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  1117. 19:54 steering laughs in Falcon9
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  1118.  @joshuamitchell5018  👍
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  1119.  @freddy4603  there is no " money OF the collective ". Only INDIVIDUALS get taxed. See how your contradictions run deep?
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  1120.  @readingnews6965  circular reasoning. It goes thru government hands because it goes thru government hands?..... If Ukraine cannot be independent, go tell them to stop fighting and give up.
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  1121.  @sep0262  The individual must be free to chose in order to delegate power. The individual must also be free to be enslaved by tyrany. Freedom is not an "ideology", is the baseline state of the individual. "idiology" is just a bunch of excuses to limit freedom.
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  1122. This should be better known
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  1123. It doesn't matter what the government says they are "saving" or "protecting". One day swamps are useless, later they are precious. But do note that poverty DID NOT CHANGE by the government intervention, one way or the other. Only private enterprise creates wealth. All government programs are wasteful at best, and shameful grafts most of the time.
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  1124. All careers in politics are based on "divide and conquer". Power is captured by driving wedges, us vs them, and then stoking one group against another.
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  1125. Violent crime is used as an excuse to attempt to strip away private gun ownership. Countries with low gun onwership have more crime, either by under reporting or corrupt impunity. Gun control is not a violence issue. It is a keep the government in check issue. Gun control means government control of an unarmed and defenseless population.
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  1126. The question is WHY and HOW Hancock became a conservative MP What is the reason of having a party is it does not vet its members? What is the vetting process anyway?
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  1127.  @peterhardie4151  please get your story straight You can only pick one: 1-Ukraine was/is a threat to Russia 2- Ukraine was/is weak and a three day special millitary operation will wipe it out Pick your lies carefully
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  1128.  @peterhardie4151  why yes it is! You are smarter than you let on! Good for you Now understand that this false dichotomy is not mine ... It is RT, Pravda's and Russia's special operation battle plan. Be a dear and go argue with them.
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  1129.  @peterhardie4151  sorry. You disagree with the people that created the false dichotomy. Go argue with them. Not me. Once you are clear in which lie you want yo put forth, and quit "speculating"... Only then we may know if we "disagree"
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  1130. Forget the engines. It's the 18+ seat width that is the key issue. That and overhead space.
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  1131. The west must steer clear of this mess. They wanted self governance, live with it.
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  1132. Solid content
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  1133. The requirement for leading edge nodes points to covert government surveillance against it's own citizens. Automobile, home appliances, and mass consumer electronics do not need these nodes.
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  1134. What are the connections between fast sequencing and personal identification? DNA sampling for forensics is well established. Can/could these (quick, portable, accurate) machines make identification from ADN samples viable at points of entry?
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  1135. It cannot be ruled out that they may end up as fixed pillboxes in a fortified line. Without clear air superiority, the war in Ukraine will drag onto a Verdun style meatgrinder with inmovable trenches
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  1136.  @paramounttechnicalconsulti5219  the inside is not planked over. Go over to Sampson Boat channel, they have several videos on the metal knees and the interior look of the boat. Cheers!
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  1137. Any country that is a net exporter of population is a failed state. Migration has been weaponized by governments.
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  1138. This would be smart. This may be a kill shot for the E-jets
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  1139.  @jaysmith1408  yep. And ATR/Leonardo has already said that there is no demand or reason to develop an improved ATR, much less a new airframe. For reasons that are beyond me, the regional market is in a deep slump. 👍
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  1140. this is great content
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  1141. Same thing happened to Demming
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  1142. good content
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  1143.  @Laskuna  keep voting for leftists politicians until they have enough power to destroy the markets. Then you will understand that it is very simple: you cannot have snakes in your bed because they will kill you.
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  1144.  @Laskuna  agreed. 👍
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  1145.  @alexgray2482  (((is their some kind of metaphysical force that prevents companies from conspiring with each other?))) Yes... it is called competition. Like I have said. Any resources devouted to conspiring would result in exposure to a cheaper/better competitor UNLESS the government to cover or protect you from the in-efficiency. With tariffs, captive markets or barriers to entry As for companies getting together to share information. I have no problem with that. Corporations have agreed on standards, joint projects, and information sharing for decades. The laser disc format wars, the usb consorsium, the individual credit scores... you have a problem with any of these? (((Hint: corporations are only interested in giving the customer "a better product at a better price" IF IT INCREASES THEIR PROFITS ))) And what is the problem with this? As I said... collusion is not a way to increase profits, because it opens the door to a competitor that devotes ALL it's resources to the customer.
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  1146.  @wasneeplus  nope. I have been very clear. It is weapons and guns I am talking about weapons, guns, armoured cars, bodyguards, private armed security
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  1147.  @alexgray2482  Why should they be "government owned"? If they are "inevitable"... they would happen without the need of government What is preventing the "unnatural" accumulation of profits by the central banks?
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  1148.  @alexgray2482  is the CCP neoliberal? Who writes the laws? The government or the entrepeneurs?
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  1149.  @alexgray2482  "some amount of government is necessary"... I disagree I have no "necessary" amount of thieves, murderers or liars.
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  1150.  @alexgray2482  what does "reducing crime" have to do with disarming law abiding citizens?
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  1151.  @azerty8866  1- slavery existed in rome, and Egypt long before capitalism. It was capitalism in England that started the anti-slavery patrols. 2- the chopped off hands were King Leopold of Belgium. By definition a king is the government. Government control of the means of production is what chops hands off. 3- the most polluted rivers and cities in the world are in China. Plus they have terrible air quality. Meanwhile capitalism has improved environmental metrics for decades.
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  1152.  @mikemcmike6427  It’s a trend of the Nazis seeing the right as their allies: Sooooo... the Ribbentrop pact was with a "right wing" ally?
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  1153.  @mikemcmike6427  "Out of convenience"? "Temporary"? So convictions and values are only "cast in stone" when it suits you? What if the conservative party connection you mention is also "out of convenience"?
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  1154. Solid content.
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  1155. Here is an idea: A range limited, geofenced EV as first car for teenagers, or senior citizens.
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  1156. Min 11:05 Captain: My controls CoPIlot Speed brakes go brrrrrrr
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  1157. This is a carefully crafted message. Palestinian citizens have to decide if HAMAS represents them as a nation.
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  1158. "jailed" by whom? It is up to us to jail them, this responsability cannot be delegated
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  1159. Not the issue It matters not if it is "anonymised" The issue is "is it shared"
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  1160. Totally in favour. Glad the problems are being identified early. As others have said, these projects have a long term "if you build it they will come" aspect that make them risky, high cost, high barriers of entry.
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  1161. Develop "stay put" strategy Build concrete building to achieve some sort of fire-proofing Wrap the whole thing in flammable and toxic cladding Be surprised when a terrible fire develops (Pikachu face)
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  1162. The controversy we should be talking about is why didn't Conqueror attack first the Exocet armed Destroyers? The Belgrano was outdated and useless, when compared to the destroyers.
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  1163. There can be no trust when there is no transparency
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  1164.  @stillcantbesilencedevennow  flames 🔥 . 😁😁😁
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  1165. Fun fact Ukraine debt is still considered less risky than Argetina's. Invasion and all.
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  1166. Notably absent: Venezuela, Colombia, Brasil and Peru I do not say this as a critique, but as I am sure the time will come to address these countries.
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  1167. the same government that gets lobby money from OEMs to stop "right to repair", is now banning tunning. Still think government is on your side?
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  1168. If Italy wanted Suez to cut the route to India, why didn't Germany and Italy attack Gibraltar first and together? If Singapore can and did fall, Gibraltar surely was vulnerable. A concentrated Uboat blockade and amphibious invasion from north Africa, instead of wasting over long distances across Libia.
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  1169. The important thing is that we are so jaded and cynical that we don't get emotionally attached anymore. That is a big step forward.
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  1170. If this checks out, they will meet the FAR reserve range requirements for small aircraft. It will be huge
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  1171. Guess the lessons of the Charge of the light brigade were still not understood by this time.
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  1172. 20:48 Government tyrants are always trying to "flatten the curve" Keynes "two quarters of QE to flatten the curve" Fauci "two weeks of lockdowns to flatten the curve" 17:55 "...how to run a nation...outside of 'let people do what they do' ...." This is the key issue. Attempting to MAKE people do something different from what PEOPLE DO... is TYRANNY. Disguising coercion as "economy" is Keynes sleigh of hand.
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  1173. "long co\/id" = "stimulus check withdrawal"
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  1174. 4:00 It is very interesting that for propaganda purposes "we were all in this together ". As soon as you took and interest and asked a question, then it was "mind your own business" The contradictions of the liars were clear from the start.
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  1175. Dali does not like this. JA JA JA
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  1176.  @serafinacosta7118  yes... The OPEL Kadett. Just as I said
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  1177. Where the good doctor streams, we will follow.
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  1178. Consider: They killed the gorilla because footage of the gorilla killing the child would have been bad press. It was not a safety or humanism discussion, it was a PR issue.
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  1179. Min 8:10... only inside the private "islands" there is progress. The state-lovers have had the rest of the country and the WHOLE of Mumbay to experiment... and it is ALL dirty and floods. So the correct lesson is: more private development, less red tape, eliminate permits and you will instead of "islands" have a complete, continous "continent". Private sector will build for every price range. It is actually the cost of government corruption that prevents cheap housing from developing
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  1180. ⭐One star. Worst coup ever. Would not recommend. Not what it was hyped up to be.
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  1181. In spanish we have: "Verdad, mi amor, que todo es mentira?" (Tell me the truth, my love, everything is a lie?" 😊😊😊
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  1182. IMHO (and it may be a faulty opinion) the IJN failed to recognize that the "decisive battle" were the landings in Guadalcanal. They had to send everything they had, at that very moment. Now, I am not saying it was enough to win the war. What I am saying is THAT was the battle, and the moment, where they contradicted their own strategy. Respectfully.
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  1183. Interest rates increases
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  1184. So the guideline changed... based on WHAT DATA? To change the guideline from "priority " to "rest of the population" ... there must be some "science"
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  1185. 10:21 This distribution was denied and ruled out when the \/ was mandated Now it is confirmed. Is there any accountability to the "experts" that mis-informed the population then?
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  1186. "social stigma"... ?
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  1187. Min 3:11 - stating that HChavez cracked down on corruption proves the video is lacking research.
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  1188. bouncy castles are now a threat to the government
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  1189. 4:40 "the central economic problem is unsolveable" ON THE CONTRATY... the central economic problem is solved every day, several times a day. Yes we have unlimited desires, and yes resources are finite. The solution is precisely the assignment of VALUE, by millions of individuals, to the available resources. Individuals make choices, not sacrifices. Implying or expecting that the "solution" requires satisfying unlimited wants is misleading. Calling the choices "sacrifices" is also misleading
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  1190. You live in a totalitarian state when government designs and builds brothels.
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  1191. 1:10:00 is the key issue "... the ideology that we must keep people apart from each other..." "... the state has the right to impose that..." If you spend two hours a day on social media, and claim you can't hear this in it's entirety... you are beyond help.
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  1192. Solid content
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  1193.  @letmelick  digital meetings are instantanous. If it were "time" they valued they wouldn't fly at all
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  1194.  @bobbyb2725  the nature of reality is that we progressed from supernatural shamanic beliefs to Newtonian mechanics. We got smug about our ability to understand nature when we could calculate cannonballs and planets. 😎🎓👨‍🎓🎉 Fundamental particle physics just humbles us back into the "wtf?!" seats. Respectfully.
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  1195.  @gfrewqpoiu  THIS 👍
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  1196. The smart thing to do is to dissolve NATO. ( It had to be done the day the USSR dissolved, spilled milk etc.) Then the EU steps up and leaves the US and UK out of their petty continental quarrels.
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  1197. Saturday morning, coffee and warship guide.... wishing for some hard tack and butter.😁
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  1198. fall from grace? the first question is why media elevated this guy to the level of "grace"
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  1199. "breaking ranks" is accurate. The virus response is totalitarian military psy-Ops effort that needed uniformity, obedience and conspiracy of silence.
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  1200. So wind turbines have two decades ignoring lessons learned and paid for by aerospace and airlines? I wonder if subsidies and government incentives have anything to do with such poor management and knowledge transfer
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  1201. Can we see a YouTUBE short of Drachinifel doing the Dr. Livesey Walk? Background, location, companions, and attire to your discretion. Smile for maximum effect 😁
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  1202. 16:00 we are watching the future of human space exploration Nah... at most we are watching the swan song of NASA human space flight. Private companies will take it from here.
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  1203.  @GiRR007  you believe you have awareness, but you may also be deceiving yourself. 👍
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  1204. Solid content
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  1205. there is nothing "genius" in government propaganda, gasllighting, social engineering and historical whitewashing. the fact that it failed, drives my point home
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  1206. yutuv deleted my comment. Egypt remains quiet because it does not want to upset it's own large population.
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  1207. this is not good news. They are running out the clock.
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  1208. only communists can trash talk global trade as evil while also crying about being isolated by an embargo
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  1209. Yes it is. And that is why it is a heavyly regulated government granted privilege to run a "bank", sorry a scam.
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  1210. Elon y El Leon JA JA JA
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  1211. Brand is guilty of "thought-crime". What must be understood now is who runs the Min-Truth
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  1212.  @Two_Tier_Britain  AI has made me realize that "natural" intelligence is scarce. Respectfully 👍🙂👍
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  1213. Freedom, Georgia? Stunning and brave Saint George, Louisiana? Racism and bigotry Got it? good
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  1214. I can't understand people that thank "leaders" for creating the crisis and then "solving" it
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  1215. What we are NOT seeing is the smaller, faster, stealthier drones being built with these same technologies.
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  1216. 7:25 "profound inefficiencies" This is where it all fails and falls apart. the inefficiency is part of the "command economy" because it does not read price signals "command" economy fails....and the solution is "MORE COMMAND", later "computerized COMMAND". Freedom and price is the answer. Not another layer of priests, technocrats, bureaucrats or programmers
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  1217. 3:00 " controllable " semiconductor industry "not sure the industry controls itself" This is the crux of the issue 19:15 controllable supply chain.... will only repeat the fundamental mistake
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  1218. ANYMORE?... cases were never the proper metric. ONLY YEARS OF LIFE LOSS matters
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  1219. Worth notice: for these projects, they steer clear of the "carbon footprint" global warming babble. The eufemism "those who can afford it" means A-listers that fly private jet to superbowl or Davos. Not average Joe. Not you.
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  1220. After 1945, it still was a war crime. The war never ended, it became a "cold war". A cold war, was still a war.
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  1221.  @awatt  ji ji ji 👍
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  1222. solid content
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  1223. Remember when they blamed europeans colonialism for their OWN problems? Good times!
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  1224.  @idontwanttoputmyname403  Yep. It is all very brief snapshots at that time . When look down radars made the helicopter vulnerable, MANPADS just moved the threat closer to the ground. CHeers!
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  1225. So it was found buried below a suspicius package? Why assume the burial and the package are connected? And why dig over a meter under a package that was nothing?
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  1226. If a drunk yutuber can see the writting on the wall better than a 10 figure corporate board
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  1227.  @GetGwapThisYear  pray do explain how taxes affect inflation
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  1228. 4:27 So... how is the China building boom going? 10:50 "for your own good" is the rallying cry of tyranny 23:39 zoning laws are enacted by government. Keep this in the back of your head when the "solution" is presented (spoiler, the solution is not presented, just implied, and it is MORE government)
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  1229. there is no choice if the choice is "automatic enrollment". If democracy is the government of the people, then a government nudging behavoir from the people is not democratic
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  1230. There is a lot left to be said about the fall of Puerto Cabello and Bolivar surrendering Miranda to the spanish
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  1231. "generous government spending" is not conducive to "pull people out of poverty" It is called "clientelist populism" and it is purely a power play. It has economic consequences, but the objectives are not improving the ecoomy ALSO lacking from this video, Cuba. There was a Cuba before and after socialism
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  1232. The media makes up words to suit the narrative Gleichschaltung is dropped, "privatization" is used "bliztkrieg" was made up, instead of using Bewegungskrieg Orwell warned us... every word is changed, every date altered, every street renamed.
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  1233.  @swojnowski453  That is the spirit
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  1234. "mandate" ? Mandated by WHO? Only governments mandate anything.
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  1235. Oilfield equipment lives and breathes thanks to the 71 series, even today.
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  1236. Solid content, right idea and themes. Asia, insecurity, relative labor cost. Two comments : drugs cartels and water Yes, move the manufacturing to Mexico. But no, not to the cartel riddled north where water is also scarce Think Yucatan, and it's a safe, drug free, plenty of water, a three day boat ride away from the ports of Houston, and the Mississipi Check out PCC Airfoils. They are making gas turbine blades in Merida. Respectfully
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  1237. imagine someone saying "nobody needs a high capacity musket!" 🤷😁
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  1238. In 2022 bank runs are virtual
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  1239. Min 8:10 Using Minecraft to create your city landmarks
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  1240. 1:03:00 This makes the Altmark incident almost simple by comparison.
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  1241. yep... and some people still say global supply chains are something new...😁
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  1242. Keynesians... Keynesians everywhere! If printing/borrowing was the way to prosperity... why wont credit cards give consumers unlimited credit at zero interest rates to "stimulate consumers" ?
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  1243. "peer review takes time"... but the masks and lockdowns were ordered without study, evidence or peer review
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  1244.  @lyianx  what is the con? I am curious.
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  1245. 23:58 the four white lights should have prompted a go around. They already had a bad feeling about being to high, this confirmed it.
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  1246.  @johniii8147  Cool. Are these the ones with the titanium center beam? (the "terrible teens")
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  1247. Or the ever popular "you mama so ugly sharpnel runs away from her face" 😂
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  1248. This is "so you are saying" but with different words. "you like violence" "you are so sure" "you wanted to make a movie with slavery" "revenge is essential" "you must care"
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  1249. I hope they develop a drone based on the Grippen. It would sell like crazy, it could be risked against manpads at low heights, provide CAS on demand, probe air defenses and have maintenance commonality with the manned version.
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  1250. ramblings with made up graphs to create fear.
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  1251.  @Canada_Dominium  marxism creates divisions among the citizens. (Burgeois and proletariat), and pitches one group against the other. This movie also creates divisions between citizens. (Patriarchy enforcers and victims). And pitches one group against the other. Marxism exploits divisions and the resulting strife por political gains. That is what "marxist" has to do with it.
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  1252. 8:24 I'm confused... Isn't the intermingling of religion, language, ethnicity and culture AN ADVANTAGE ? When did "diversity" and "multiculturalism" stop being a "strength" ? I'll wait.🪑
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  1253. Coffee and Drydock 👍
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  1254. 4:10 infinity stone rip off I thank the drinker for sparing me from this swill
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  1255. What I have learned is that every "-ism" had to have a catchy phrase "less is more", "form follows function"
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  1256. "You can learn a lot from a cannonball", Why yes! An incoming cannonball imparts all sorts of wisdom, pretty quickly, and is a lesson that you will remember.
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  1257. It's only illegal if you don't pay enough lobby money.
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  1258.  @Theswedishfoamer  "the best" means stolen money from taxpayers and nation wide strikes. So not "good enough"
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  1259.  @danielcarroll3358  all roads should be private and paid with tolls.
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  1260.  @rsiraistlin2473  FROM "said currency is required to pay taxes" TO "government forces me to use said currency for everything else" there is a long road that you have not justified. --- I am not a Ludite, the issue is not going back to stone coins... is FREEDOM to choose the coin, not being FORCED to use certain coin
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  1261.  @VallenChaosValiant  not true. If I have a gold coin, I carry the peg in my pocket. No law is required for a coin to hold some amount of gold
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  1262.  @cloodberst  ehhh... by DEFINITION "fiat currency" is forced. If I refuse to accept it, I risk being thrown into jail. If I use a different currency, I am also jailed. The "this note is legal tender" wording is pretty clear.
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  1263. 4:34 you can see how this images influenced the art deco nautical style houses of the 20s
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  1264. Yeah.... seeing Rusia invade Ukraine would make even the slowest bureaucrat suddenly move quickly!!!
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  1265. 9:30 " needless to say", but it will be said 😁
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  1266. The jury is going to get sick watching this interview.
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  1267. He who pays the piper picks the tune.
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  1268. It happens in many industries. There was a time when Motorola ruled the cellphones, then Nokia...both gone! There was IBM, and then it was no more. Once there was Sony, once there was Kodak, once there was Xerox.
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  1269. it's a good thing fuel economy isn't part of the doug score. I love my Grand Cherokee SRT8. I like simple things, big engines and gasoline... and you know what Chrysler can do? Big engine gas guzzlers cheap.
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  1270. The hospital capacity and overwhelmed ICU is a red herring. They have had almost two years and no new hospital capacity was created. They are actually firing nurses and doctors. They set up (at great expense) temporary facilites AND TOOK THEM DOWN. If there is no capacity, it is because they are managing the scarcity to suit political goals of permanent fear and emergency government by decree. ---- Preparing for a "worst case scenario"... but have built not a single new hospital?
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  1271. 3:10 tax credits to housing developers. When did housing developers transition from "greedy profit driven corporations" to needing tax breaks? Isn't the party line that it's greed, not taxes, that raises prices? 7:20 "you just might want to know".... ok, so will these records be made public? OR is it that THE GOVERNMENT wants to know? And use and abuse that information?
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  1272. Why is there no breakdown of cases or deaths by age? How can these bureaucrats talk about public health and not talk about years life loss and life expectancy They have a graph for everything that DOES NOT MATTER
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  1273. The lack of radar guidance makes them unsuitable for AA work. The high elevation suggest urban combat mission
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  1274. -"bombs are good because mission kill" - Laughs in Yorktown at Midway
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  1275.  @rohanthandi4903  because ships were no longer armoured against large gun shells. Weaker (modern) ships are now more vulnerable to pityful missiles. If the torpedo was obsolete, attack submarines would not have torpedoes. And yet they do. The Belgrano effed around and found out that torpedoes are FAR from obsolete. The fact that you are now attempting to qualify from torpedoes to "air launched" torpedoes means you are trying to generalize a particular case.
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  1276.  @rohanthandi4903  Ohhh no... against a "peer" adversary unmanned boats with explosives are better than "obsolete" torpedoes. But guess what? They strike at the water line... and let water IN
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  1277.  @gottagowork  you say "half"... but you have no data to support it I have seen the data, and it is far from "half"
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  1278.  @MisterBoggins  yes
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  1279.  @MisterBoggins  the advantage of ancap is the elimination of tyranny. In all the other systems the door is open, and it's a matter of time, slow boiling the frog, one little slice of freedom at a time. Remember it was "only" two weeks. And it's "only" giving up meat.
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  1280.  @MisterBoggins  There was a mexican leader, called Benito Juarez. Now I wouldn't call him "ancap" , but this is a pretty solid quote: Entre los individuos, como entre las Naciones, el respeto al derecho ajeno es la paz” Manifiesto a la Nación, julio de 1867 "Among individuals, as among Nations, peace is the respect for the rights of others” 1867 Benito Pablo Juarez Garcia In spanish, this combination of words is particularly strong. "others" just doesn't convey the power of "ajeno". Respectfully.👍
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  1281. The pandemic did no such thing. LOCKDOWNS created poverty. Lockdowns were a political decision. No virus can create poverty, only political decisions create poverty. From the very first breath this is another propaganda piece 4:25 the inequality in China was rising This again goes to Margaret Tatcher's speech: "rather have the poor be poorer provided the rich were less rich" youtube Thatcher's Last Stand Against Socialism 5:46 "it wouldn't be fair" What is unfair is that soccer is a zero sum game, but the economy is not. This is even more dis-honest since at 0:40 they expressly said "economy is not a zero sum game" You judge why one part has animated colorful graphs to create emotional response, and the other lacks it. 6:30 "suffering under a higher level of inequality" inequality does not cause suffering. ENVY is the cause of suffering, POVERTY is the cause of suffering Pure, unadulterated propaganda
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  1282. For children, every virus is "novel" to them Flu shots were only ever recomended for elderly and frail, never for children
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  1283. It is unfair for me sitting on a couch to question the choice between takeoff/reject. We can all calmly agree that REJECT was the better decision. But the issue here is that the captain made the choice without hesistation and with no time to spare. A choice made at the right time has a better chance of success than a late decision. The only solution I can see is that running takeoffs are to be allowed only from the runway ends, thus eliminating the risk of taking off in the wrong direction. At worst you will end with low speed runway excursion. Good case study. This is why there are "wrong way, do not enter" signs on some roads
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  1284. Absolute BS. 9:57 "responding to traditional values" is a red herring. There is nothing "traditional" about individualism and civic duty. The american infatuation with individuals, liberty and freedom is both unique and new. On one hand they say that "american exceptionalism" is chauvinistic, and then they ALSO say that american values are "traditional"? Get real and pick one. "Traditional" means english "for god and country", or german "for the motherland". Traditional is collectivist self sacrifice, comrade! Traditional is obey the great leader, wear his clothes, read his book, be silent, obedient, he knows best. There is nothing traditional in rugged individualism, the suspicion of government at all levels, self reliance and justice taken in your own hands. Movies are a mirror of the values of a society. And meta-modernism is just a weapon in cultural war That is why they feel "off". When a movie attempts to DRIVE instead of REFLECT the culture, it never tastes right.
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  1285. Imagine later delays and excuses for spares. A tank without a reliable logistic tail is just a rust bucket on tracks.
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  1286. "close loop production" = slave cannot leave the plantation
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  1287. La diferencia es el rio Magdalena, que se podia navegar, CdMX no tenia ningun equivalente. Su merced me recordo las ganas de comer almojabanas. Saludos. 👍
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  1288.  @panpiper  Understood, thanks. 👍
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  1289. I walk away with this idea: Torpedo bombers are torpedo boats taken to the limit. Fragile, one shot, no reload, everything sacrificed for speed. Battleships had to give up even the secondary guns for more AA dakka.
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  1290.  @r.r.r.918   @r.r.r.918  you DID see the videos about Daewoo and Hyunday? All state protected, corrupt, uncompetitive monsters.
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  1291.  @gikigill788  "responsible for modern tech"? maybe you can't cherry pick the technologies that PRIVATE COMPANIES then made into products what about the Super sonic transport? or the unducted fan? the fact that private entrepeneurs find value in the scrap heap of NASA does not mean that NASA is a "success"
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  1292. Taking a step back. Perhaps the initial attempt at Kiev was to have a bargaining chip to trade for control of Kherson and a solid bridgehead north of the river Strategically, the initial failure to secure that chip made holding to Crimea impossible So I put forward that there will be a new Russian offensive (somewhere else) to capture (something) that can be traded for "let me keep Crimea" Where the lines stand today, there are no stable, peaceful outcomes. Good content. Good enough production. No hype, sensible talk.👍
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  1293.  @Saxafruge  Lel's hope you are right.
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  1294. Law enforcement submitted the suspect dna to a private company. That is OK. But law enforcement cannot request the database to be turned over wholesale.
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  1295. "safe" means "no legal risk for pharma"
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  1296.  @thelandofnod123  to be fair, when the A10 debuted, it was the "shark with brrr gun on it's head"
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  1297. 20:45 "regulators need to decide" No. They don't. Regulators have no mandate nor legitimacy to act in this matter. The entire video is avoids the central issue: customers only care about price , and then make pikachu faces when they get the lowest price service. What none of this system or "solutions" provide is on time data, % of cancellations, delay or service quality measures that can differentiate these offerings. Airlines do not invest in IT, and do not mantain robust systems of planes and crews because customers have no way to find them and reward them.
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  1298. High tempo operations to recapture territory would be an inferior solution to a negotiated ceasefire right now. Rusia did not take Kiev (much to old to learn new spellings, sorry), and Ukraine proved it can stalemate them.
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  1299. there is nothing "phantom" of this debt. It is politically profitable to not enforce existing reporting standards.
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  1300. You are an "equal" branch of government, and you have independently shown to be accomplices of the waste and fraud. You are now exposed, by another "independent" government branch. This is what "checks and balances" are about. ALSO: Shouting doesn't make an argument.
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  1301. Solid content
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  1302.  @ericbashir7275  right? I sometimes believe nobody remembers Kafka! There is a joke: two romanians are discussing what is happiness🤔❓ . One says that hapiness is health, travel and a family. The other one says that happiness is being awakend at 3am by knocks on the door and a police man shouting : Franz Morovich, you are under arrest!!!....and shout back: Franz Morovich lives next door! 😁 Most people saw this in the Fifth Element, as entertainment, not a remainder. Regards
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  1303. Cut it off the seafloor, put an engine and a rudder, nothing to it! 😁....
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  1304. Min 11:40 Contradiction. You cannot ask for subsidies and government intervention and at the same time complain about regulations and bureaucracy Min 9:45 . Any and all government intervention or subsidy will cause harm. Let the market decide. Borders on hypocrisy to ask for rules and subsidies for something...while complaining of rules and subsidies you simply dislike. Be consistent, reject ALL subsidies and regulations. You are just advocating the (ab)use of government power to impose your opinion.
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  1305. min 3:04 there is at least a seven day lead between the rise in sewer measurement, and the rise of symptomatic cases That means: - A large portion of the cases were and still are completely A-symptomatic, NOT A PROBLEM! - Lockdowns were ALWAYS too late, no matter how harsh. It already had a week running wild, and most lockdowns were enforced when DEATHS started going up almost another 10 days later - Confirms that PCR (amplification) testing is useless for diagnosis. Most people that tested positive were in fact A-symptomatic and had no impact on hospitals for a week, and in deaths for another ten days. The CASES mean nothing. Only deaths matter. And this wastewater indicator is a distraction to take the focus away from obesity, age and chronic conditions that are the issue.
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  1306. Praise the gods of the algorythm
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  1307. Go ask the argentinians if debt matters. They have defaulted on their debt nine times, and went from the third richest country in the world in 1910 to the bottom of the list today. Debt matters, because debt is future taxation, and taxation is government sponsored theft
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  1308. Sanity prevailed.
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  1309. Solid content.
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  1310. Boeing is moving to military aircraft. Less regulation, higher profit. Commercial aircraft died with the 737max.
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  1311. I see Chieftain, I click the video. If it's in MilHistVis, so much better.
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  1312. The voids inside the F16 hullform where filled with foam blocks to prevent later addition of new boxes of equipment. This was done on purpose. Guess that is why it was "slightly better" on this.
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  1313.  @petesheppard1709  Complete agreement. Regards.
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  1314. That is the issue: things DO NOT stay the same. Complex systems self correct and adapt. KurtZ continues to promote fear and doom with climate change. Instead of admiting THEY CAN'T predict the future
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  1315. Not a nuke? Then why is it pointy? Pointy is scary... if not nuke... why pointy?
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  1316. I am old enough to remember that this has happened before. Rats and trash are not the problem, they are the result. It is not a nuisance, it is deliberate desired outcome.
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  1317. Solid content
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  1318.  @ExtraordinaryWordSalad  You hit the problem on the head when you say rural and agricultural. Old age folk are a problem in URBAN areas that have adopted the nuclear family. People that do not save must be left to suffer the consequences of their decisions. Less taxes will make mopre people to become ABLE to save. The social safety net already exists and it is a well known solution: Extended family. A family that extends beyond the nuclear family does find value in keeping the elderly around. As for the tiktok thing, we agree. Respectfully
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  1319. If two QUARTERS of lower GDP is no longer a recession.... then three MONTHS of CPI trend should mean nothing and not be enough at all!
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  1320. Do you want a forty minutes guide to warships? Why, thank you, yes I do.
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  1321.  @Telhias  I am sorry to inform you that YOU made the assumption " IF ONLY monetary bla bla". Not me. Please do not project your assumptions and logic failures onto me.
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  1322. In times of peace it is usual to tarnish and speak ill of the men needed to win wars Patton's behavoir was overlooked while he was useful. When the war was over he outlived his usefulness, he already was a liability, and in peace became an intolerable political danger. Patton died not in a car... he died when combat was denied to him.
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  1323. can we appreciate how fast things were moving then? Steam engines were state of the art fine machinery at that time, and already were disposable.
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  1324. Can you imagine the headlines if Trump had mandated vaccines?
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  1325. Solid content It's all greek to me😁
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  1326. May I suggest "superdrachtives"? #drachtastic
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  1327. To make a movie even worst than the cristal skull movie is impressive
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  1328. 25:00 "give us" ? Nope... "force upon us" This was not a gift, this was agression.
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  1329. "absurd" requirements. Not true. The entire argument is built on a lie. ALSO: Migrants should dedicate these efforts to fix their own countries.
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  1330. "I blame the local government"... The one you voted for?
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  1331. 3:39 The surface of the wall is meant to create revenue for politicians to spend and graft. If you attempt to make a void black space into something beautiful... you are arrested. Worst of all? He was doing it "for free" in a voluntary manner . Voluntary action is a dangerous idea that must be erradicated before it reaches the masses, it defies collectivism and planification
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  1332. Something is missing from this story. 13:50 yes tensions have risen. But merchant shipping across tension points predates 2016, this cannot be claimed as a "reason" Also, submarines (nuclear or diesel) are never employed to protect merchant ships or sea lanes.
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  1333. First: I take issue with the "equitable" requirement. The grid has never been "equitable" Why are underground lines only used in populated areas, while rural folk are left with ugly posts and huge power lines crossing the land? Isn't beauty and the horizon part of the "equitable"? Guess "equitable" means different things to everybody... so it cannot be a goal nor a metric. Arguing for "equitable" should start by burying all transmission lines. But that is not on the agenda, because "equitable" is a urban dweller thing. And rural folk can go eff themselves because the votes are piled up elsewhere. Secondly. Given that incentives for rooftop solar have had un-intended consequences (affecting grid reliability)... the solution is not "different" or "better" incentives. We have just proven we are NOT SMART enough to dream or design such incentives. The real solution is NO INCENTIVES at all. We should be humble before we delude ourselves to think we are clever. Third and most important. The whole discussion about incentives, equity, society, group, reeks of "government control" and government regulation. It is not said expressly, which is dishonest. It is actually carefully danced around the fact that these incentives were ordered by government . Utilities had no use for rooftop solar, and they were shoehorned to comply. And then have had to spend more money demonstrating the perverse effects of government meddling into industry. All these added costs were placed on consumers. Finally. It is now evident that without subsidies and incentives renewables are NOT economically viable by themselves. Never were. They just shifted some money from one pocket (grid maintenance) to some special interest group (solar panel manufacturers). Consumer is just a pansy.
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  1334. If Trump engaged in "insurrection", why is he not imprisioned?
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  1335. Estatismo clientelar populista Van a hacer con el LItio lo mismo que Venezuela hizo con el petroleo. No aprendieron nada
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  1336.  @JulieBeyerRDN  in relation to the pandemic? or as a general platitude?
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  1337. Stalingrad takes one more casualty! Even decades later it is still deadly...... Take care of yourself. 👍
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  1338.  @andrewjgrimm  Exactly, seasonal workers are as old as the pyramids. The driver shortage was in part triggered by lack of examiners and delayed testing for the HGV licences. Government creates bottlenecks, and blames some externality. ---- SEARCH: Backlog of 54,000 HGV licenses exacerbated by staff strikes, social distancing and home working.
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  1339. It's a History Matters level of cheekiness Fun fact... Yes😁
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  1340. Thanks to the drinker for sparing us from watching this garbage I can't wait for the Babylon review
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  1341. Cutting off the Volga river traffic was not enough. The railway line east of the Volga was underestimated. // Saying that "time makes no difference" is notable (Min 19:45). Time was the essence!
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  1342.  @davidburroughs2244  👍 . That is the thing, in the stepes, there are no doors! 😁 ... You are not gaining territory, you are isolating your armies from their support bases., while coming ever closer to the enemy's support.
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  1343. The Dr is doing this right. 7:15 Translation from double-speak to english Double-Speak...............................English "in a limited number of cases" ....more than once "may be engineered".....................has been engineered "transparency"...............................after 75 years or by court order only "alleviate".......................................milk government budgets for all their are worth
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  1344. This was a moral and sensible position. But the trust that served as it's base has been broken. The covenant upon it was built is no longer valid. I had no enemies besides myself, my pride and my own failings. But some want me to pay for their demons. Now I have another clear and present danger. A new danger that wants to trade my demons for theirs. This is not a matter of denial of my failings. I do not deny the filth in my eye. But even a blind man has the right to defend itself from the will of others . I choose to die fighting, even if I am blind in my own filth, rather that live as a slave to someone else's "wisdom".
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  1345. 19:50 IF you (somehow) survived the experiment you still die That is good enough proof of criminal activity.
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  1346. Did the show avoid and sidestep that they had slaves ? AFRICAN slaves? 🤔 The "african" queen allowed slavery? Asking for a (woke) friend😊
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  1347. 2:10 "decided" Making the decision "easier" still does not explain of justify why is the decision taken away from the actual owner of the land
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  1348.  @michaeld4861  As I said, governments interference You believe there is such a thing as a " decent" government that is not controlled by someone
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  1349.  @kennethmatney9622  👍
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  1350. 18:30 German voters: vote for a strong state that could take over the economy, fast Strong state takes over the economy, quickly German voters: Pikachu face 😲 Left leaning, Gramscian, historians ever since: "it's a mistery, we will never know🤷, not real socialism...in fact not socialism at all, nothing to see here🧑‍🦯.... look!!! over there... a facist!!! "
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  1351.  @Troglodytarum  fair point. I agree that "strategy" includes "logistics"
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  1352. 1:14:00 The purified, concentrated output of a brilliant mind. 🎩 respect.
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  1353.  @johnnyz2378  still does not explain why Sydney closed the range. That is what the boats are for
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  1354.  @Pusserdoc  i appreciate the risk to the boat and boarding party. But risking a cruiser is a larger gamble. I submit that a long(er) boat ride was "necessary" to reduce the risk to the cruiser. Respectfully.
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  1355.  @Pusserdoc  I celebrate that we agree that there is a similarity between the Uboat/Qship and the Sidney/Kormoran The difference, and to ME what was the "reckless" .. was that the Qships happened 25 years before the Kormoran fought the Sidney . The Uboats that got sunk in WW1 by Qships are the only ones that can claim to be "surprised", naive or careless. After that, nobody can. If Burnett knew about the Qships and the abandonment of the "cruiser rules"... since 1920s, he was reckless. Are you going to argue that Burnett did not study naval warfare for over 25 years?
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  1356. 23:00 After the development of nuclear power, there was no need for H2O2 boats. The nuclear submarine would always have greater range, endurance, speed and require less logistic chain Respectfully
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  1357. I love how free enterprise fills every need. "Food deserts" are caused by consumer preferences, never the other way around. I call BS on all the "food deserts" arguments as long as liquor stores are running a brisk business. The claim that government is meant to "fix" this is un-justified and an invitation to abuse of power.
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  1358. "...like Stalin" Mao: write that down! write that down! 🧽🍍
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  1359. Why is the world shutting down (again!) for "mild symptoms"? Where are the people falling dead on the streets that were promised? Either give me a true spanish flu death toll, or get off my back.
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  1360. Yep 👍 You butchered the spanish. No biggie We butcher "worcestershire" in LatAm everyday Even Stevens is fair. 😁
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  1361.  @NatureLover-62  Yep 👍
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  1362. Should we not consider that humanity does deserve to be contained? Is not that we have much to offer to the galaxy..."Klaatu barada nikto"
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  1363. 1:35 "caught off guard" JA JA JA... That is a very naive asumption. They KNEW. This is not an "accident" They are picking winners.
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  1364. Solid content
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  1365. A seven minute video about natural gas manages to avoid mentioning fracking, the ban on fracking and the consequences of those decisions Easier to point a finger to Rusia, than your own elected tyrants MinTRUTH has thrown fracking into the memory hole... consume the narrative, forget and do not question https://youtu.be/lFud6ZsClvM https://youtu.be/Z5D-Ps8sgJw
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  1366. Check out the North Korea age pyramid. There are less than 10% above 75 years of age and life expectancy is 72 years. Remember that the vulnerable are the aged. Using "fever" as the outcome allows to bundle multiple causes of death from debilitating illness, and blame it on the virus In a few years this will turn out NOT to be omnicrom raging like wildfire in a naive population. This will be exposed as a goverment plan to perform a "controlled burn" and reduce the non-productive aged population. The NKorea data was not credible, it still is not credible. This is all propaganda and it is being weaponized against the "unproductive".
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  1367. COIN and CAS coming back with vengance. Still ugly, can't say they improved the look. Would have to see the IR signature of this thing before making an opinion
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  1368. Stove top Bialetti.
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  1369. 16:36 The problem with this revisionism is that Russia WAS GOING to enter the war. Nobody could stop Stalin from taking whatever he wanted from Japan The minute Japan surrendered, the atomic bomb became a protective shield over Japan to keep the russians at bay.
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  1370. Min5:32 concerning oil price The EU has been "leading" the way to green energy. They have the most subsidies. They have the Gretas. They have all the extinction rebellion activists, they pat themselves in the back with their CO2 goals every year, ESG fund bla bla After all that... WHY are they so dependant on fossil fuels? Forget that the fossil fuel comes from Russia... the EU has waged war on itself by crippling it's growth and has gotten neither energy security nor any advantage Having spoken ill about oil and gas for decades, and making grandiose plans about zero ICE cars bla bla.. WHY would Saudi come to your rescue? You made your bed, now lie on it. Sorry, you can't have it both ways. Accept the fact that the green subsidies have failed, that the "sustainable" energy does not replace fossils or nuclear, that too many eggs were placed in a single russian gas supply, that all the cash Putin has was actually provided by the EU, stop throwing rocks at your long time suppliers that do not threaten you with nuclear weapons. Saudi is part of the solution, but you pissed them off long before this war.
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  1371. I'm so happy I don't have a TV anymore.
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  1372. Asking the government for MORE CONTROLS is evidence that you do not understand that it is the government that grants monopolies to companies, and inmunity from prosecution MORE government is not the solution
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  1373. 9:35 "gave the better forecast" better than a previous, poor model? ok better as in closer to what was mesured? ok but better does not mean accurate, matching, and small error margin when compared to actual
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  1374. Good stuff. If you can, do the clock alarm/radios and the WWVB stations. Cheers https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WWVB
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  1375.  @Farweasel  THAT I didn't know... even more interesting!!! Thanks for the info. 👍
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  1376. Venezuela was doomed because it has too many inhabitants, and too few citizens.
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  1377. The gig is up All cause mortality was the only number that mattered, and is the only one that matters today This is the variable that media never dares mention
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  1378. District 12
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  1379. we all know that parents are the real terrorists 😁
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  1380. But drinker... they are "suberting expectations" 🤣😁🤣
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  1381. This is a big deal.
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  1382. The only moral government is to rule ONLY oneself. Subjectivism is a problem only when conversion and adherance to a narrative is mandated by government upon others. The solution is not to seek "right" or "truth". Science is not concerned with truth, just verifiable facts. This is why science papers have results (data,facts) separated from conclusions ( interpretation, opinions) 18:35 reality is objective. Those that deny reality still get out of the way when a bus is coming. The problem is when they deny the bus by making the government outlaw and ban buses. 34:25 TIK channeling Dumbledore. 😂👍
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  1383. This is the price of sovereignty. The price of freedom is that Ukranian citizens bear arms all the time , not only when it suits the government. Not only when invaded by a foreign power. Different things.
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  1384. 2:30 "am I paying for it" There is nothing "free". It has to be payed for somehow, by somebody The difference between private insurance and government insurance is that you are not forced at gunpoint to pay the private insurance If you refuse to pay the government insurance, you get liens, you get arrested, and the debt is never allowed to be wiped in bankruptcy Terrible terrible divisionists content, zero understanding of economics, and full of ad hominem attacks
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  1385. G'dam I love british parlaiment
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  1386. 5:02 having a bowsprit complicates using the ram?
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  1387. 28:00 Pure blackmail 1- Yes, nobody wants CHINA to collapse 2- What everybody wants is the CCP to collapse 3- The CCP is holding China hostage and threatening the world 4- By making this video and attempting to tie the destiny of CHINA to the CCP remaining in power you are a spokeperson for a violent criminal scam. It is a tried and tested totalitarian strategy to fuse and confound leader-government-party-state-country to threaten disaster should the ruling tyrant lose power "Après moi, le déluge" -- King Louis XV
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  1388. Recycling is not high on the design goals of this battery pack. Maybe it will improve later?
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  1389.  @oof_Dad  yes I did. And the key line is "as found in a mine". Why would you spend the extra energy to freeze and process this "ore" to then have to spend the same energy as with new materials?
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  1390.  @oof_Dad  Sandy's comment makes me say it. It takes energy to process the battery with liqN2 And then it is "the same" as "found on the ground" I care not for your report
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  1391.  @ericrichards7884  please take it up with Sandy, not me. He is the one that said it.
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  1392.  @ericrichards7884  did you come to talk about ME or about the batteries? YOur attempt to personalize the discussion failed. Please do not talk about me, or what you believe are my motivations. I care not for your delusions and mind reading. And if you ALSO pretend to know what Sandy said... there is no hope for you.
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  1393. Dishonest video. Timed to say that poverty had increased to 54%, while avoiding the data point released 10Feb where poverty has already fallen to 37%. The results are in: The Milei experiment has succeded in little over one year, where 20 years of peronismo made everything worst.
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  1394.  @budakbaongsiah  that is the point. These cleptocrats tha have stolen everything from their citizens, would have had no qualms in ALSO using hyperinflation to steal some more. As you say yourself: the only reason they did not do it was because they couldn't. Your analogy is insufficient. The amputee here is the government. And yes, the citizens should be thankful and rejoice in having a crippled government that had no "hyperinflationary" legs.
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  1395.  @TheRealUsername  go find top ten countries by inflation rate in a channel called "single digit" tell me which one of those countries was not "in development"
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  1396.  @budakbaongsiah  because tyrant cleptocrats that have stolen all the wealth for decades would have no problem adding inflation to their sources of ill gotten gains.
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  1397. @budakbaongsiah  because politicians that have stolen all the wealth for decades would have no moral barrier to adding inflation to the looting.
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  1398.  @TheRealUsername  ad magister and ad hominim. Kindergarden debate champion much?
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  1399.  @benbouss6849  FALSE. Inflation is always caused by money printing. The sanction narrative is a red herring. According to socialist ideals...isn't global trade a capitalistic tool to undermine local industry and economy?
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  1400. How did omicron get into Australia? Is it that all the mandates, all the masks, all the restrictions do not work? ---- Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall, Humpty Dumpty had a covid shot. All the king's horses and al the king's men (and all the masks, all the restrictions, the passports, the temperature checks) couldn't explain how Humpty Dumpty got covid again!!!
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  1401. Now you understand why there is a war on milk, cows, and dairy? Now you understand why the mandate was "stay indoors" and do not go outdoor to excercise? Now you understand why they chased this "misinformation" as heressy?
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  1402. At some point I was expecting a little coo-koo bird to come out and chime twelve o'clock with gunfire.
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  1403. Let's place dangerous radiation sources in an unstable third world country... what can go wrong? 🤷
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  1404. What is needed is --- Say "project texas" one more time... I dare you... I double dare you... say "project texas one more time"
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  1405. compare she-hulk introduction with Want to make her weak? Catwoman https://youtu.be/mVYPpqK5BNk Want to make her a boss? Miranda https://youtu.be/2PjZAeiU7uM Cruela https://youtu.be/Dwr7l4BTado
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  1406. 22:40 because : "I like money"
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  1407. some rando with a range finder, called out on the radio? ...secret service sleep😴 "there is local police on that building"... we just didn't bother to radio check them where drones? (insert orangutan meme) crowd sees shooter and warns police? .....secret service sleep😴
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  1408. min 1:48 Why is this rudder so small? Is it that it "looks" small and it is huge IRL? Is it that square rigged ships can't tack? Am I missing something?
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  1409.  @larsrons7937  I believe you to be right, and I confess my ignorance in this matter. 😁
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  1410. That children are/may being affected NOW underscores the fact that they were not affected BEFORE. The school closures were never justified . If you point out the contradictions of the tyrants and narrative they just "fact check" the critiques.
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  1411. good content
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  1412. se non è vero è ben trovato 😁
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  1413. min 9:50. It was never true. Children and young people were never at risk. Old people have a negative outcome correlation to the vaccine. So what age group "benefits" from the vaccine? 🤔
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  1414. Trudeau: Shuts down the country for two years, closes business, schools, flights and the economy ALSO Trueadu: "violent extremists want to shut down the country, business, schools, and the economy"
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  1415. Crypto was promoted as a hedge against FIATmoney debasing. On this, it failed. We know why gold is not a hedge anymore, it is make believe paper that has no real bullion behind. Saying crypto is full of fraud is not reassuring.
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  1416.  @firstlast8258  So? The effects can extend well after they are closed
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  1417.  @firstlast8258  Your doubts are not my concern.
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  1418.  @firstlast8258  you care enough to answer my first comment
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  1419. I rather take my chances with novel pathogens, than absolute certainty of tyranny and taxation on all things. No virus ever closed down my business or took a 12% cut from the top line.
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  1420. The important thing here is the USAF is in joint exercises with the Philipines.
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  1421.  @MariaRodriguez-dx6sm  no it is not. leaders are extracted and come from the same people they are stealing. It is a myth that the "leaders" are different (better or worse) than the habitants Venezuelas are descendants of slaves, the civil wars decimated economy and population, the hard working inmigrants were mocked because... they *worked*. When mocking was not enough, they were expropiated ALL WITHTHE APPLAUSE OF THE "people"
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  1422. @A B Yes... but the average inhabitant ALSO doesn't care. They lack an ideology, they just want to avoid work.
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  1423. Not sure if there was another option. Had the ships been taken by Italy and France... would the British have gone full Mers-al-kebir on them?
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  1424. A sniper rifle kills from afar, prioritizes range An assassin rifle kills nearby, prioritizes stealth A very specific mission requires an unique weapon
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  1425. Pure hubris. There is no proof humans are naturally intelligent, so what makes us capable of creating "artificial" intelligence?
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  1426. Ten days ago: manned fighters are stupid A week ago: Go back to your lane. Manned aircraft are here to stay 4ever. The technology is not there yet, it may never get there at all. Today: Here is a disposable, deep penetration, unmanned drone that fires missiles to improve pilot survival. We have been working on it for four years. The engine is already proven, the sensors and data link already works. No biggie.
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  1427. 8:00 This is the pivot of everything And it gets worse if you add that China imports coal from Australia and Indonesia. It is not wise to piss off your suppliers.
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  1428. words for the wise
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  1429. A couple more of these "victories" and the front line will be at the 2014 borders again.
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  1430. Cruisers are such a controversial subject.
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  1431. 1:00 simplified Sten gun confused unga bunga sounds
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  1432. textbook castrismo. Remember when Fidel empitied his prisions and sent them all to Florida? Chavez did it in Venezuela, building slums into the middle class areas.
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  1433. 1-there never was any "consensus" 2- WHO torpedoed the investigation 3- Science is not a "consensus" game, and there is no such thing as a "conspiracy theory"...just "theories proven wrong". 4- without the investigation, NOTHING was or is proven wrong
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  1434. Solid content 1- Is the wafer size a "Concorde" moment? The intersection of material limits, cost, and diminishing returns of scale is fascinating 2- The next big thing collides with "good enough" and produces interesting debri. If you are making cheap calculators, do you really need to make them in the largest available wafer?
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  1435.  @Kynareth6  I hope so. But the issue is that if the machinery for 200mm and smaller wafers becomes obsolete and unsupported, one day it may have to be cut from 300mm. Respectfully.
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  1436.  @wildkarrde3370  after a "few days" you don't want to put bloated corpses on deck. You would have hundred of sailors commenting on the stench, corroding morale. The sense of smell connects directly to the most primitive reptilian brain, where reason is dead on arrival. If you read or talk to the veterans, mention of the smells pull a dark cloud over their faces. Burial at sea is only done when you are not already in port. By burying these men in Tonga, only a handful of the crew were exposed to (additional) trauma. Easier to manage. Cheers 👍
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  1437. Pregunta odiosa... no era que Alemania "lideraba" en energias renovables y BLA BLA? Vieron que todos esos subsidios a parques eolicos y solares fue plata botada? Y si ADEMAS van a cerrar las pocas centrales nucleares que tienen... les va a ir peor!
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  1438. All the best to the people of Indonesia.
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  1439. Fifty years of breakthroughs. 😁
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  1440. Reconocimiento a la ONU? Ja ja. La ONU es la que alcahuetea estos gobiernos fallidos, les da estatura internacional, y esta gastando fortunas para tapar el fracaso de una compañia petrolera gobiernera.
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  1441. The Telephone 1988 Whoppy Goldberg
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  1442. "un-named" = cover up
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  1443. 3:32 "the currency itself becomes a sourcenof massive inflation"... sorry to break it to you, but in fiat systems it is also the "currency itself that becomes a source of massive inflation". As for asset backed currency fails everytime...not true. The currency doesn't fail, it is debased by government decree. That is the cause of the failure.
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  1444. ugly? To me, the Catalina is up there with the Constellation in the beauty department
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  1445. Greece broke all the guidelines. It is wrong to pretend that supra-national entities will "fix" the problem The problem is weak citizens that are accesories to their own poverty
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  1446. ​ @jamesedwards7237  Happiness is a private matter. The last thing I want is governments meddling into my happiness. Fines for "low happiness" and "happiness training" are close to " the beatings will continue until morale improves" Buthan has a gross domestic happiness index, but I have not followed it's use or effects.
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  1447.  @philv2529  that is why envy is such a powerful motivator
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  1448.  @philv2529  yep
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  1449. Everything that Alameda, SBY and FTX did is already a crime More regulation does not stop scammers or theft
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  1450. Oceania has always been at war with Eurasia. Also, chocolate rations went UP, not down.
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  1451. I find it easier to understand when you make the distinction between MONEY and CURRENCY Money has three functions unit of account, medium of exchange and reserve of value Currency, critically, only has TWO: unit of account and medium of exchange. You cannot "store" value in currency because it will be stolen by inflation. What we have today is merely currency. Hardly different than mining company tokens (scrips) . https://youtu.be/N2twhVxVKaw https://youtu.be/F7AOWLOOT-U
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  1452. Yesterday's post gaps are equivalent to todays broadband gaps
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  1453. Where is the "tilt" sensor?
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  1454. 5:20 Government plan "all organic nation" Economic reality JA JA 13:40 "exposes weak governance" NOOOOOOOOO Exposes GOVERNANCE . period. It was never "weak", it had guns!!! It had "international recognition"!! This is what governance DOES... create poverty. Stop pretending or insinuating there is "good" or "strong" governance
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  1455. no idea
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  1456. Solid content
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  1457. #1 and #3 I dispute. All others solid. Good piece.
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  1458. Imperial College model says how many million dead this time?🥱
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  1459. inflation is inevitable, it was caused by the (rapid) increase in the money supply Inflation is not an undesired effect, it is an effective tool to create poverty. Governments are managing a policy of increasing poverty, destroying the middle class, and creating moral hazards to benefit cronies
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  1460. Trades and STEM will always be in demand. 👍 Agreed. Now here is the catch: trades and STEM are the modern slaves. In some countries they are forbidden to strike. During the plandemic they were made "essential" and marshalled while everyone else sat pretty doing nothing. In the next 20 yrs handymans will not be rich, they will be forced to work at gun point. By the government. Because the useless voted for it. Respectfully.
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  1461. 1:25 criminals have knives and guns? Why, it's like gun "control" laws don't apply to people already commited to breaking the law! Please note that the legislative in NY state has armed security, paid by taxpayers. Who are denied the use of similar arms to secure themselves
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  1462. yep. room for improvement
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  1463. No running tally on TV. No "our world in data" webpage" No WHO taskforce That is how you know it was all propaganda.
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  1464. EU has crippled itself by simultaneously rejecting nuclear and hidrocarbons under their control. Expensive unreliable renewables and hidrocarbons sourced from dodgy dictatorships are not solid footing for growth.
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  1465. Love cannot tame the un-dead. There are people among us tha are NOT living creatures. Evil will destroy you, even if you don't believe it can. The teddy story is flawed. Teddy was full of resentment and depended on an external will (the teacher) to kick start his own life. He is an NPC, and later goes from resentment to adoration and dependance on the approval of the teacher.
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  1466. So only Disney can do it?
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  1467. The poison is in "defending democracy". We should defend REPUBLICS. Not the same thing.
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  1468. remember when doctors got banned for using the words "b-cell", "t-cell" and "inmunity"? Or mentioning age, obesity and diabetes? Now it's okay, because Gates says so. And he is sad
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  1469. "I didn't see where that one landed" "take cover for incoming counter battery fire"
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  1470. Exactly.
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  1471. 5:59 "do need government attention" WHY? Where is the mandate for governments to "manage" the population? Are citizens a herd to be culled or expanded? Or is the government there to SERVE, whatever the herd size is? If we repudiated the "one child" program, we must also repudiate any government that promotes more births. The issue is not if the policy increases or decreases population, the issue is GOVERNMENT has no mandate over this There is no justification for government making policy nor taking action on this
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  1472. A video that does not distinguish between "education" and "instruction" is useless. The tell of Gramscian adoctrination is that they use universities to spread "values", not skills
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  1473. 10:20 "same team all along" No... Kathy is NOT on Jordan´s team. Never did, Never will be. Kathy is not in the "free speech" camp. She is in the "you are free to repeat what I tell you to be true" camp. She truly does not perceive that she is offending Jordan. 1-she doesn't care; 2- Jordan is a man and he deserves to be punished and offended 3-Offending Jordan is a virtue because she is righteous (greater good)
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  1474. Solid content
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  1475. 22:00 "alternative policy" Here is important to point out that Britain did not engage in "regime change", neither in the Falklands nor in Argentina. That would be the "colonialism" way. The conclusion is that Britain was no longer a colonial empire, had no colonial objectives.
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  1476. Top shelf content
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  1477. Too little, too late. 👎 So little, so late.😥
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  1478.  @dragoscepraga9103  too little because asking for withdrawal of foreign troops is NOT "preparing" for withdrawal of foreign troops too late, because this is festering since the 1990s so little because now the consequences will be greater, more people, more infrastructure so late because the wheels of war that grind small nations don't stop easily
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  1479.  @dragoscepraga9103  I am terribly sorry, I am not here to answer your questions. If you start calling others "trolls" you get even less answers. The real trolling is expecting foreign troops to "just pack up and leave"
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  1480.  @dragoscepraga9103  And you are free to interpret them. I am not here to help you, or anybody. Now, be thankful that I interpret your "troll" comment as " you are not worth my time" Good day!
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  1481.  @divumque  i don't get paid to be nice And bullets are much more rude than me
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  1482. Good. Natural inmunity is the only viable strategy.
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  1483. now you know why they wanted legal inmunity
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  1484. 16:30 Marx wrote that the production forces of capitalism were required for comunism to arise Later, the Lenin said that electrification was the path to comunism And after that the GDR latched the wagon to another technological fetish, semiconductors Solid content
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  1485. Failed states everywhere
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  1486. There is no "right" Keep repeating "right" to create a narrative of fear, uncertainty and doubt People are fed up with supra-national burocrats that are not accountable.
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  1487. 19:45 And then you find out there is also a shortage of paper, ink and pencils!!!
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  1488. Remember that it's your steak and cow farts that are damaging the environment, not these fires. This is not the carbon footprint you are looking for.
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  1489. 21:00 "entirely up to automakers" Yes. And that is how it should and has to be. Automakers suck at it? Yes... and competition between automakers allows for natural selection of the better designs, and the bad designs fall to the wayside Governments suck MORE at it? Without a doubt. And laws are not subject to competition. Bad law stays on the books for way longer than poor design stays on the road. The solution, as always, is "caveat emptor". Buyer beware. Informed, empowered customers will tell the automakers what designs are the safer/better/favored ones. I applaud that this channel is making it's contribution to inform the public and the buyers. 👍 I cannot accept the call for government intervention. 👎
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  1490.  @peanut-sauce  that is of no concern to the government. If people want to be ignorant, and not research what they purchase, not a goverment issue
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  1491.  @peanut-sauce  so? How is that a government issue? If "no one" will know...how will the government know? You want the government researching " hyunday brake issue" ?
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  1492.  @peanut-sauce  false dychotomy. Because you can't make requests or complains to "every person" is not an excuse to complain TO the government. At best, you complain to Hyunday. No need to complain to "everybody", and no need to get the government involved in a private transaction between YOU and Hyunday. You don't like your car brake lights? Park it, sell it, modify it, re-wire it, burn it, scrap it. Not a government issue, not by a long shot.
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  1493. And to think the original star wars was just a B movie that turned out pretty decent, while decades later the high budget productions are crap
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  1494. Not enough lobby money to get the result the corporation wanted.
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  1495. Why is asking for this data, suddenly, politically advantageous? When an MP takes on a cause, there is profit to be made. Either in votes or in money.
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  1496. 6:20 This is the key issue "single family" = low density
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  1497. Yep.
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  1498. Imagine that. Making observations, hypothesis, and having evidence contradict the hypothesis. It's like it is a process, a method, and it is never settled science™
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  1499.  @dffndjdjd  I usually take the position that "we never know"... this is just the best guess we have to date, that fits as much of the data that we can. 😁
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  1500. To "explain" the war in Ukraine without mention of Natural Gas or pipilines is insufficient. The millitary aspect serves the economic, not the other way around.
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  1501. Even if these numbers are correct: 1- where is the "benefit" calculation? 2- people are free to spend their money as they see fit
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  1502. It's not that Rome was "pathetic". It is that today we are blind with hubris and entittlenment. Acueducts and chlorinated water are still marvels, everyday marvels. Fools marvel at some wench twerking on tik tok.
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  1503. ahhh the joys of government intervention.
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  1504. min 3:00 what did she know, when did she know... just don't put Sussmann in a cell that nobody is watching.
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  1505. 1:03 The stamping reads PISTOLA AUTOMATICA CAL .45 FABRICADA POR "HAFDASA" Patentes internacionales "Ballester-Molina" Industria Argentina Automatic pistol Cal .45 Fabricated by "HAFDASA" International patents "Ballester- Molina" Argentinian Industry (equivalent to "made in Argentina")
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  1506. All this happened, mind you, in the " pacific " ocean Imagine if Magellan had named it the "angry" one.
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  1507. Was waiting for this video
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  1508.  @1pcfred  pretty cool fact... didn't know that 👍
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  1509.  @terrynewsome6698  I have seen the videos, small groups here and there. I expect something larger, with political impact. 🤞
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  1510.  @MM22966  I agree, you don't need a lot of trucks. But the story is that they had next to NO trucks at all. IF they DID have trucks, then performance is even worse ,because they had been supplied.
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  1511.  @MM22966  Not sure what happened, that (pulled units) is a better explanation than most of what is going around. 👍 Regards.
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  1512. Quien hace amistades con los castristas y los chavistas cosecha este tipo de violencia
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  1513. 1:54 That tree scene. Are they ripping off Kung Fu Panda or Samurai Jack? https://youtu.be/k082dEqWj7A?t=1 https://youtu.be/ZRWTiegyIXQ
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  1514. 8:10 "no idea of what Musk's policies are" Anything that they cannot control is a threat. That is why it is called totalitarianism
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  1515. It's the pipeline gas - The transit agreement will not be renewed Germany will face higher nat gas prices So Germany's politicians are scrambling, because they expected Ukraine to fall and Putin to win
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  1516. they "were" wildly accepted But the left cannot accept them anymore Class warfare failed. Capitalism blew socialism in regards of productivity and life quality https://youtu.be/pKMwJo9DHUQ?t=197 So the left has had to re-brand itself for "feelings", pronouns, feminicide, abortion... create as many and as polarizing divisions as possible. A 50/50 split population can be ruled by a few votes at the ballots. So "who counts the votes" becomes the deciding factor.. and very few votes are needed to tip the scale.
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  1517. The Kamchatka of the USN
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  1518. Can't blockchain IDs be stored in the chip itself? You read the data and check it against OEM on-line verification database.
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  1519. Should your local council building be concerned? 😂😅😂
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  1520. The "return to society" is what Orwell's ending of 1984 is all about. It is not good enough to kill the "trouble-makers", there is a risk they become examples, or martyrs. The goal is to break the will of the individual, and parade him as a useless wretch in front of all his acquaintances. Everybody must know that there are consequences, that the consequences are severe, and that it is futile to challenge the status-quo. The objective is a prision of the mind in every cranium Respectfully
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  1521.  @flyboymike111357  there is a VTOL Bronco? pray do tell.
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  1522. min 25:11 the fact that statistics on perfect games go back to 1910 blew my mind
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  1523. 1:45 if your critique of Mahan is "emphasis on large battleships" and "decisive battles": a) you read but don't understand Mahan, b) you are deep in the Tsushima rabbit hole, c)should get out of said rabbit hole before you get Ten-Go'ed
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  1524. No hay data, no han determinado ni la transmisibilidad ni la gravedad... pero igual crean terror. Nunca dijeron "que tan peligrosa" es omicron... por que nadie sabe, pero igual lo ponen como titular. Ninguna de las variantes anteriores con las que tambien decian se iba a acabar el mundo resulto en nada...pero eso 🤫
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  1525. James Cameron makes a crossover between Waterworld and Dances with wolves Did he have to pay royalties to Kevin Costner? Thanks Drinker. I salute your sacrifice so I am spared this crap.
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  1526. Keep in mind that the previous state of the art was setting fire to magnesium dust on an open pan. Huge fire hazard.
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  1527.  @Paulafan5  it can't be un-seen 😆
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  1528. By confounding "sentient" with "human" and "intelligent" an agenda can/is being pushed Not mattering how much (or IF) a program is "sentient" or "intelligent" , it is not human. That means two things: a) it does not automatically receive the same rights as a human; b) humans have to act humanely towards all entities, ie not be cruel, but nothing else . We should act humanely because of what WE ARE, not because of what we are acting UPON. There may be different forms of sentience. So what? We have no tools to identify them or measure them. If we are ignorant or oblivious to forms of sentience different than our own, we must conclude that recognizing other forms of sentience is not a requirement for survival of our species. It may be fun. useful, entertaining, but not a need. There is no need to use "sentience" as reason to be "humane'. The attempt to declare something as "sentient", and by this declaration force a change in behavoir is putting the cart in front of the horses. The objective here is to create a new dimension to further restrict liberties...24/7 surveillance of the individual by AI. An AI that does not sleep or grow tired, but can denounce the individual for breaking the "rules". Unknown rules, non-legislated rules, buried in the code that is "propietary secret"... and enforced by law.
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  1529. the very fact that this is not spoken about in college, not even attending economy classes, is notable.
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  1530. As a kid I would love to have a gun that the insides are on display But how wise is to expose parts to dirt and dirty fingers?
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  1531. Android version ecosystem is much more fragmented than quobid 😆
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  1532. The best of humanity, even when given wings to fly among the skies, is still "all too human" to pass off as angels. Government programs always create corruption. Government is the source and cause of corruption.
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  1533. It is a purge. Police has weapons, and in a tyrany weapons can only be in the hands of obedient goons that comply to orders. First "defund" the police, that got rid of some of the "troublesome", the older closer to retirement crowd that held the institutional knowledge. Then purge the remaining "unfaithful" with the jab mandates. Next step? Stuff the police forces with unconditional thugs and give them impunity. The list is long, Stalin did it. Chavez did it ( "colectivos"). Nothing new under the sun.
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  1534. NOT in a "recession" And when employment drops, and activity tanks, we will change the definition AGAIN War is peace Ignorance is strength Inflation is wealth Recession is growth freedom is slavery
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  1535.  @whiskeyinthejar24  fair point. Most of the truly effective corrosion inhibitors are naaaasssty stuff. 👍
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  1536. in 2008 they said the same thing: "This time is different" And it wasn't... the government gave handouts to lobbysts, passing the cost to the general taxpayer If there are "unfulfilled jobs" and the wages are not adjusting UP, it means there is some (or several) government intervention affecting the supply-demand mechanism. Have your pick of 1-Government handouts that do not require holding a job to get them 2-Government subsidies like eviction moratorium or ultra low interest rates for housing loans, and then the FED purchases the non-compliant MBS 3-Government distortion of the higher education market by student loan forgiveness 4-Government compliance costs that benefit large retailers and undermine small business 4- some mix of all of the above
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  1537. Think about it, the ship is so large that roll and pitch (usually) can't slide the pieces off the board.
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  1538.  @mike28003  when your action station has a sign that says "hang on for dear life" 😆
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  1539. "furious".... they should all quit...like the singers are doing in Spotify? JA JA JA
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  1540. 2:47 Cristina rules
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  1541. Private companies are doing the same thing government does You never own your house, or car, if you have to pay taxes as a subscription. And the house can be seized if you fail to pay the subscription. Software as a service, planned obsolecense, planned failure and service subscriptions are rackets The solution is known: open source. Language has been open source forever. OS, hardware and software can be the same. Consumers must decide and vote with their wallets
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  1542.  @sgtDrumriX  You contradict yourself. "expanding consumer demand"...causes monetary expansion but isn't monetary expansion the recommended action to "increase demand" (as Keynesians like to say) Also... making transactions harders lowers inflation because it reduces demand. For example, with the economy in lockdown the trillions pumped into it had no effect, because you couldn't spend the money. You seem to confuse price level with the RATE OF CHANGE of prices. When a good is scarce, or has taxes, or it is prohibited... it is EXPENSIVE.. but this is NOT INFLATION INFLATION is the RATE of price increases, not the LEVEL of prices. BIG DIFFERENCE
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  1543. Get THE shot, or you will be shot upon.
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  1544. ​ @davidbryden7904  yes it does... search "plimsoll line" there is a NOAA link that explains it well.
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  1545.  @davidbryden7904  yes it does... search plimsoll line
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  1546.  @CharlesStearman  not sure I would go back to set anything to "safe" after abandon ship is ordered. Hopefully there are people better than me. 😁
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  1547. I will suffer five "double crossers" that pursue personal profit and betray confidence taking her chances and exposing herself to harm... than one coward that abuses the government power and weapons to guarantee his impunity.
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  1548. The attempt to blame the bust and booms on the drivers is shameful. Compare to airlines. Pilots don't own the planes, the barriers to entry are huge, and the consolidated airlines fire crews with every bust, and then are scrambling for staff with every boost. The real problem is the media that is bent on selling propaganda for political gain. My guess? Building a new set of federal paid, restricted access highways to subsidize "autonomous" (ejem) trucks doing long hauls. This will be a control freak political dream... it will be like railroads, but without having to share power with pesky unions. For the trucking companies that will handle the terminals (and thus have a moat preventing competition) it will mean that they will get money for the long haul drive, and hire local drivers for the last mile. This will be a terrible deal for the drivers, because the amount of miles driven in relation to the time spent loading and unloading will crater.
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  1549. Studios saw what Brie Larson did to the MCU. The second time they see it happen, they were ready. Having said THAT, it is convenient for Disney's management to dump all the blame on Zegler, to avoid reflecting on the many other wrong calls that went into the movie.
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  1550. (interview with the vampire reference) Drones pretending to be fighters shooting down Drones. How avant garde!
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  1551. I am interested in how much screen time Andy Serkis is going to get. Does Pattinson have enough weight to share a scene with Serkis?
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  1552. politicians frothing at the mouth trying to find a way to tax the wave
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  1553. Great content. Solid delivery. Feed the algo gods.
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  1554. Solid comment.
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  1555. 1-Go watch PERUN's video about military spending. 2-India, China and Russia are pointing guns at each other, while pretending they will create a common currency. That is the irony😂
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  1556. 5:30 do note that property rights unlocked and kickstarted the industrial revolution. It was the private ownership of the ideas, the advancements and the "better" machines and methods that gave us prosperity.
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  1557. Hypothesis: LargER centralized states changed the shape of the population pyramid. Food storage and sanitation created a population explosion. In two generations a Malthusian crisis overwhelmed the food producing capacity. This is why it was so quick. Lower food surplus diminished trade between all major players, but crucially also between them and the periphery...triggering the movement of the sea people towards their "rich" partners.
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  1558. Good luck making the teens pass drug test, alcohol test, holding up to a schedule, and clearing the dangerous cargo background checks. The government regulated the truckers to hell and then some... and now teens with tiktok attention span are going to fill the ranks? Good luck!
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  1559. min 11:40 the prime ministers and lawyers don't come and say the piece of paper is worth ten bananas, they come and tell you the paper is FIAT money, threaten you with jail if you refuse to accept it, and they bring an armed thug (a policeman) with them in case you doubt their resolve. If you bang chimps in the head, they will learn quickly, and soon do whatever absurd thing you want them to do with the pieces of paper. Religions are the same, you don't want to believe in the imaginary old man in the cloud? Well, let me introduce to you my zealots, mi inquisitors or just be prepared to be shunned by your neighbors. Humans run the world because we have taken violence to levels that no bee, no dolphin and no chimp has ever achieved.
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  1560. The underlying hubris implied in "I want to accelerate because I know this is the 'right' way" is enough to revolt against power hungry tyrants.
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  1561. min 0:36 that is a plumbus from rick and morty... "just really stupid" ja ja
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  1562. 17:50 "good governance" the only good governance is NO governance
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  1563. Dr Campbell leading the charge "Once more unto the breach, dear friends, once more;" - Henry the Vth Act 3 Scene 1 I say: there is no political power to be gained, nor any profit to be made, from natural inmunity.
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  1564. Japan is stable, not stagnant. Growth is only required when government is running a pyramid scheme called "social security". The debt, the inverted population pyramid, and energy security are the issues. Don't chase the red herring of "growth", or innnovation.
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  1565. That casting on the underside looks like the string model Gaudi did for the "Sagrada Familia" cathedral. (guugle "maqueta funicular gaudi" ...... most results will be in spanish)
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  1566. People that shape their lives on tiktok and Instagram don't even know who Kafka is That is why the social credits scores systems are been deployed with their ignorant applause.
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  1567.  @alphana7055  strawman argument Having your kids outside the statist forced indoctrination system is not "isolating" them from society. If I send my kids to a private posh school. there is no isolation. If I create my own cooperative school with other like minded people, there is no isolation Ad hominem You are implying that I am some sort of pervert or mental patient That is all you've got?
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  1568.  @AnthonyHandcock  If you hated murderous fascists you would rebel against any and all governments. You don't have to wait for foreign facists to prompt you. What you are saying is "MY facist government is better than THEIRS"... or you are benefiting from the status quo
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  1569.  @AnthonyHandcock  "little mouse inside your head" is an ad hominem attack. Is that your argument? Any government that wants me to die for it... and then wants to disarm me when it does not suit them anymore... is "facist" enough to me
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  1570.  @romainlapie6362  I don't care. Before going to exile they already failed to provide safety to their citizens Why would you surrender your weapon to the inept government that already failed?
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  1571. Solid content
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  1572. Because the colectivist agenda is to say that inflation is caused by anything, as long as you don't say it is caused by monetary printing.
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  1573. remember the candidate that promised to bring 'basic decency and honour to the White House' ? Funny that CNN and MSNBC forgot!!! Somebody fact check me... this was not the reason why it is called the "white" house? Is it?
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  1574. So.. "Pirates of the Caribeean, on stranger tides" with cats? Or is it "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World" in computer animation? ✅ Mcguffin --- Fountain of youth ---- wishing star ✅ Chase movie Hollywood is bankrupt. The best they can do is to re-hash stale leftovers.
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  1575. 11:40 The point is that the roll out of the vaccinations was supossed to mantain the deaths low If the deaths are not prevented, what was the point of "two weeks-> wait for the vaccine" lockdown?
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  1576. 70 million is a bargain
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  1577.  @johnnunn8688  it's not boring to me.
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  1578.  @elliottdiedrich3068  "don't need to look at the chart everytime" 1 insurance adjuster disagrees 2 famous last words
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  1579. Are we also getting video from the parade?
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  1580. Imagine how much is hiding under the rug in FB and YT
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  1581. 0:30 "rule or statue is ambiguous"...it should be sent back to the legislators for clarification/correction. ALSO, those that voted the ambiguous text MUST be punished. 0:37 "most things in our everyday lives are run by federal agencies" Is proof of over-reach of the federal branch. Most of our lives should be under county or state government. 2:44 "much harder to control their actions"... remember socialism is one thing only: government CONTROL of the means of production.
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  1582. It's so funny to hear that "organic growth is good", that street wide regulation is bad... And yet they still argue for "better" regulation instead of "no regulation" There is no "better" regulation. Anything but absolute freedom is tyranny.
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  1583. Yes👍
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  1584. 3:00 "we need a victory" The politics and the homefront propaganda have a large effect in operations Mind you, this was all pre-internet, tiktok and drones The videos and pictures of the sinking ships were made public, and HAD to be countered. A sinking ship makes for terrible PR pictures and video. Fire, smoke and gloom. A downed A4 is just a blurry splash of water seen from a mile away, and the wreck sinks quickly leaving nothing to show for. Thus... a "victory" was needed
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  1585. It cannot be 2008 "all over again" because this time we already had the 2008 experience Fool me once, shame on you... etc
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  1586. This is pretty bad. Ordering unrelated third parties to block servers. 👎 My point of view is that it could be much worse. Imagine the government taking upon itself to execute court ordered DoS attacks. Yeah... let's not go down that path.
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  1587. The nuclear bombs stopped the russian tanks from rolling all the way to Spain. If the nuclear bombs were not dropped, Stalin would have not partitioned Germany. They would just continue driving south. In a "reverse Napoleon" campaign, the weather and the terrain keep getting better as you go south. No allied plane could reach the Urals to bomb the T34 factories. France and England could not hold alone. The US would have had to make a bad deal with Japan to defend Europe.
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  1588. 1:45 "...ruled twice that government actors like police and social workers actually have no duty to protect anyone " FINE Ok... G R E A T. So why did the protect the shooter from the angry parents outside? Why did they handcuff and taser parents willing to harm the shooter? Why are they claiming that they were " protecting " the children from crossfire? On what grounds did the prevent and threaten parents willing to die themselves? Government's can't have it BOTH ways. If they have no duty to protect anyone ...they also have NO DUTY to stop mobs from lynching killers. Why are the cops protecting killers ? If the government will not take the duty of protection, then government can not have the monopoly of violence 8:10 "a duty to the public" is the socialization of safety. The individual is no longer paramount and tyranny is law.
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  1589. Shooting fish in a barrel... with howitzers Solid content
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  1590. The problem is not that politicians are affected by think tanks. The problem is the power politicians wield. Reducing the size, scope and power of the government destroys the incentive to influence bureaucrats that lack power.
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  1591. "every tyranny falls" there, fixed that for you it's not that "empires" falls... tyrany falls there is no "american empire", but there is tyrany against american citizens What is truly exceptional of americans is how they handle tyrants
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  1592. 1:54:35 When Jordan hears "Straigthforward yes" he is filled with hope for the future, and also suddenly realized what historic horrors were avoidable. You just saw a top shelf mind process information at an astonishing speed.
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  1593. To say that anybody "won" in Stalingrad is a stretch
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  1594. Steampunk appreciation video. Brass fittings, ornate gauges, wrought iron decorations, manufacturer plates, rotary electrical contacts, engine telegraphs and voice tubes.
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  1595. Government never makes sense. Military makes even less sense. 🤷
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  1596. Keep in mind: the whole purpose and reason for Russia to want Crimea is to have a naval base. If there is no navy, holding Crimea becomes pointless.
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  1597. The Emu - Cat alliance will soon rule the world.
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  1598. HMS Captain... free surface effect and low freeboard will get you.
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  1599. Denmark abandons restrictions while cases are sky high. Proving "case" numbers were always misleading. The "pandemic" was just managing the testing numbers. ---------Test ENOUGH (with PCR) to report high case numbers. By telling people to avoid going to hospitals UNTIL IT IS LIFE THREATING reduce detection of quobid in people who would recover on their own. By testing people already very sick with other morbidities seeking healthcare late in a crisis, you skew the number to deadly outcomes. Every hospitalization becomes quobid. And PCR will make it a "positive" even months after they recovered from it. Use the high poor outcome numbers and (managed) small denominator to create fear. -----------But do not test SO MUCH or SO FAST (rapid testing, anyone?) that it is realized that EVERYBODY has been exposed, that the thing spreads quickly, and that most cases are actually asymptomatic. This data would bring down the infection fatality rate by orders of magnitude. ---------- Deplatform and silence anybody testing for anti-bodies in the general population, because that data questions the managed IFR required to create fear. This is why it is so important to inject 100% of the population, to destroy the control group. If everybody is injected, the antibodies come from the rain-dance injection, not from exposure to spread. ---------- Withhold all data related to age, body mass index, vitamin D levels or living with children.... so that you can claim "we are ALL in danger"... ( no we are not, there is a vulnerable population)
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  1600.  @phil20_20  for the weight and target that would be engaged with 8inches shells, a surface to surface missile has longer range and accuracy. If it needs an 8inch shell, it deserves a missile strike. Also. Anything that needs an 8inch shell is eveb better served by a air to surface missile. Even Longer range! and
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  1601.  @jp-um2fr  yes. The auto fretaging is used in high pressure pump equipment for oilfied and mining. I had the luck to see a fatigue failure on a pump, it had 12 years pumping seawater. It was a clean cut across four and a half inches of steel. Amazing to see, unique set of pressure/cycles that was way outside the design life case.
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  1602. How did they forge the barrels while under siege? Were these barrels rifled? Proofed? Solid content
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  1603. The discussion is incomplete because it lumps ROADS and STREETS together The use case for high speed roads, with restricted access to pedestrians and bicycles, is very different than for low speed streets where the street is shared with many pedestrians, bicycles and even public transport The "resistance" of the US to adopt roundabouts is because the ST-ROADS are neither here or there. "STROADS" are high speed car centric spaces that harm pedestrian bicycles
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  1604. ripe for open souce
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  1605. Funny they can mandate untested, new fangled jabs, but not a simple known vitamin pill. If they said "it's just a shot"... why couldn't it be "it's just vitamin D"
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  1606. short(er) range, cheap(er), OTA status, F18 and F35 ready... Will this become an export hypersonic?
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  1607. Mustache man: Moscow is a blot on the map Stalingrad: Hold my beer
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  1608. Why aren't all these standarized buildings and franchises already open source? What is the hold up?
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  1609. Government bribing people with money they took away from them by force as taxation is inmoral, but nothing new But people falling for the triple deception of 1-being taxed, 2-taking their own money back as a "gift" , and 3-accepting medical coercion... this is why republics fall.
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  1610. Where treato? Eight minutes! No treato?😮
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  1611. So because it is confusing. These are two different countries Nigeria. This is the oil rich country that has access to the Atlantic. The people from Nigeria are nigeriAns Niger. This is the landlocked country that just had the coup. The people from Niger are nigeriEns Hope this changes for the better.
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  1612. A long history of how government's policies fail once and again
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  1613. Well done. Unity and peace as an antidote to fear and tyranny
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  1614. Every day closer to an armoured power mecha suit. 😊
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  1615. For you: fiat digital central bank currency For them: gold bars
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  1616. REALpolitiks is a b1tch! Some in the US government want low oil prices to win re-election. Another faction wants a prolonged drawn out conflict to drive revenue for several years. Yet another group wanted to "weaken" russia, while others wanted to "strengthen" NATO Ukraine is merely the stage where all this plays out!
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  1617. They say we need government central banks as lenders of last resort to defuse bank runs and avoid unrest. And you see bank runs, unrest, and government squashing protests with police. So...what does the central bank do?
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  1618. @John Dew I do not welcome any of it.
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  1619.  @karl0ssus1  voting for theft and violence cannot make theft and violence legal or moral. The tyranny of the masses IS NOT democracy, and much less a republic. You cannot vote a government to do what the constitution does not say the government can do.
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  1620.  @karl0ssus1  the executive cannot change laws, so there is no vote that can "repeal the second amendment". So no MANDATE can do that. What MAY be done is to elect REPRESENTATIVES (see the difference between representation and mandate?) that change the law/constitution. But if they do so they risk their cushy jobs in congress. I agree that law can be as arbitrary as the citizens allow it to be, and that is why I said that the CONSTITUTION does not give the goverment any power to meddle in the economy
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  1621.  @karl0ssus1  again... representatives DO NOT have a mandate, They "represent".
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  1622. car makers will get a rude open source awakening
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  1623. The problem with "COIN" is that counter-insurgency is, by definition, government arming itself to kill it's own citizens That is why the sales brochure of COIN has to include such missions as drug interdiction, police work, SARs, disaster relief(🙄) to shift the attention from the fact that it is being purchased to use violence for political purposes
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  1624. The "result"sought by these experiments is not IF it causes depression. It is HOW MUCH time it takes, HOW MUCH damage it makes The evil is in WHY you need this data? What would it be "useful" FOR ? And do not doubt that if someone PAID for the experiments, they had an application for the data gathered. Off the top of my head, and without going too deep into the "evil" side, these ae a few applications: how long can a "monkey" inside a submarine armed with nuclear missiles, underwater, with limited contact, no sunlight remain effective? Or inside a missile bunker? I have worst ideas than that, but rather not share them. Peace!
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  1625.  @johnnyllooddte3415  the design is flawed because the groups should be vaccinated versus non-vaccinated strokes. If you pre-select all vaccinated it is meaningless.
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  1626. Solid content
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  1627. USNavy: there are cruisers and cruiser killers, so we need cruiser-killer killers. ALSO USNavy: by 1944 there are no IJN cruiser left.🤷‍♂️
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  1628. Two words Data charges
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  1629. There must be an inside joke related to the name "Cerberus". The mythical dog reportedly had three heads, but it was depicted mostly with only two showing (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cerberus#/media/File:Herakles_Kerberos_Louvre_F204.jpg). In an era where most monitors had a single turret (even Huascar), did the name reflect the double turret design?
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  1630. 14:50 yes, it is a choice let the free market solve it take government's (regulation, subsidies and intervention) thumb off the scale
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  1631. La OEA es un club de GOBIERNOS. No esta construida para defender a ningun CIUDADANO
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  1632. 6:00 ahkchuatlly ja ja ja they nailed this one
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  1633. Sidney Sweeny for president
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  1634. This is the killer shot. The steel mills take the only advantage Gary has, location. And now with automation, they don't need the city at all.
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  1635. that is why talking about the gold standard is misdirection. We must be talking about monetary expansion. The problem is not the supply or backing of gold... is the excess supply of PAPER currency
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  1636. Hope you can make Santa Barbara 518. Similar PIC hubris
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  1637. Is Warren shorting the FANG? The entire S&P? Does short interest show in the 10K? The fact that Warren is selling stock means that he can't find anyone that would loan him cash taking the stock as collateral.
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  1638. Have you heard of the Luftwaffe rescue buoys? The RAF also had rescue floaty thingies. These are also pretty interesting. Respectfully
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  1639. Noteworthy: terrorism is the use of violence to obtain a political goal. By accusing the shooter of terrorism, they admit that healthcare insurance devisions are no longer a private business between willing parties... but a political matter. From there it follows that the private health insurers decisions and actions must be voted by congress.
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  1640. 15:09 Governments have debt equal to 102% of global GDP But only have 5% of the total global assets as collateral THAT is the problem. Debt is unsustainable to wasteful and corrupt governments And governments will use and abuse violence and power to survive
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  1641.  @foeyloozer6299  I am sorry that you confuse "even rich people use it" (public transport) with "rich people must only use public transport all the time"
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  1642.  @toomanymarys7355  the very rich are not stupid. If public transport were good enough, they would use it.
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  1643. I have no quarrel with the concept of "good", or even the "higher good".... as long as someone isn't forcing his private, personal higher good onto other individuals.
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  1644. Yes.
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  1645. Why did we blame (medical bla bla) in the first place? The lockdowns were by decree, made by politicians
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  1646. The front sight explains a LOT of the lack of marksmanship
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  1647. There never was a shortage of snake-oil sellers that pretended to cure the commo cold What is new is that politicians are now pretending they can stop the transmission and cure the common cold
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  1648. I just want to make a small pedantic comment on the semantics. Nit-picking for precision. I apologize in advance. Part of the success of the collectivists is to fuse and confuse party, government, state and nation. Anarchy means NO GOVERNMENT... but there is still a STATE. When you vote, the government changes, the state remains the same. Prime ministers come and go, but the institutions of the state are not replaced suddenly by vote. Governments are affected by votes. GOVERNMENT is only one thing: a criminal organization with the monopoly of violence in a certain territory, over a certain population. STATE is the constellation of institutions that are part of a nation. This includes churches, rotary clubs, country clubs, trade associations, guilds, common law and legal precedent. Justices of peace appointed by populations, and voluntary arbitrage tribunals. Again, it is the collectivists desire to confuse words, and specifically to confuse party-government and state into one single concept , that allows them to brand as "traitors" anyone who opposes them. 1:40 "when the government builds a bridge" correct. The GOVERNMENT is the problem. 5:24 "the state is not a god" no it is not... but we should stick to the correct use of the word "government". It is the government that taxes, not the state. 6:50 "corporations are created by the state "... again no. GOVERNMENT creates and provides violent coercion to corporations. State does not It is a hard habit to break. The collectivists have been extremely successful in fusing state and government into the same. We must separate them, in the same way we separated church from state a long time ago. Respectfully
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  1649. 1:31 regarding labeling "left-right" , it was inadequate to use "port-starboard". And most people at the time would not be familiar with "clockwise-counterclockwise" And extending this to today, in the near future "clockwise" will be lost as most timepieces are now digital and no longer have rotating hands. Future generations may never see a clock face to understand the reference.
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  1650.  @shereef3823  Merida is growing fast, prices are still relatively low but have climbed in recent years Beware that foreigners cannot purchase real estate directly within 50Km from the sea. You have to create a "fideicomiso" with a bank. Don't be scared, my own house is in this status. Working on passing the ownership to my two children that are full mexican citizens. Progreso, Sisal, and Chicxulub Puerto are options if you want to be by the sea. Las Coloradas, Rio Lagarto and Chiquila are far removed and quite rustic, if that is your cup of tea. Note that Yucatan is great November to May... and unbearable hot July thru August. Depending on your age, you may want to consider Valladolid, it will be the next big thing twenty years from now. Izamal will be great thirty years out. I moved in seven years ago, and the continued influx of people validates my original decision. Glad to help.
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  1651. There is no point talking about the end of globalization if the CAUSE of globalization is not understood. Globalization was prompted by the existance of large, young, growing pools of cheap labor in Asia. The first test of globalization were the "maquilas" in Mexico, long before the asian tigers. Globalization is ending because the pool of cheap labor has dried up, become middle class expensive labor, and now demands it's own consumer goods supply locally. Near-shoring and re-shoring are the recognition that the cost savings in labor are no longer enough to compensate the cost of shipping and local taxes loss.
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  1652. Skip to 5:40 and avoid the fluff It's (always) the economy
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  1653. Arbitrary list that scratches most of the right places.
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  1654. Tuco was the original "pinto" gunsmith Use parts of "different finish"? Too mainstream. ✋ Use parts of different guns! 👍 https://youtu.be/SR3aIzfNMXM
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  1655. You do know you the government wanted to throw you in jail for living your life normally?
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  1656. I am hooked. I will never give up my coffee.
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  1657. Another failed government program with no accountability, no follow up, but with cushy jobs that become permanent payroll costs? Who knew!😊
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  1658. The same media that denied the increase in excess deaths, will now cheerfully report that excess deaths are trending down!!! This is pure double think: It is not true, it is misinformation spread by terrorists.... UNTIL it is true because it is double-plus-good We need more people like DrCampbell.🎩
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  1659. Tell the collectivists that Tulsi IS a "strong and independent woman" And watch their (so called) logic collapse onto itself. 🍿
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  1660.  @Steyr32  so the auhor can cherry pick and say haiti had no "recognition"... but fails to mention what was the destiny of the sugar export money? Also, he fails to explain what happened to the sugar industry. Same as the cubans.
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  1661. Bo hooo Haiti debt By Marc Lacey March 22, 2010 MEXICO CITY — Haiti received a boost to its balance sheet on Monday when the Inter-American Development Bank, meeting in the Mexican resort city of Cancún, agreed to forgive $479 million of the country’s $1.2 billion in foreign debt.
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  1662.  @1985_Honda_CRX_Si  two weeks to stop the incursion? 😁
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  1663. I took the jab, but managed to spare my two children from it. In twenty years, they will reap the benefit of this.
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  1664. After "Babett's feast" and "Vattel" it all went meta-deconstruct-social commentary. That is why I watch the drinker, and avoid modern movies myself 👍
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  1665. Solid content
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  1666. Better yet. You had it and IT WASN'T a big deal You were exposed, you got sniffles for a day or two. Didn't notice. Meh Because you improved your health, personally, at low cost, you lost weight, and did it with hard work. The total opposite of what pharma wants: health comes in a pill, you make no effort, just pay thru the nose.
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  1667. complete strawman. There was never talk about which criminals were deported "first". There is no queue, equal opportunity enforcement.
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  1668.  @karl0ssus1  the proper word is "serf"
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  1669.  @carlomalabanan  where is his family? Children do not move "back and forth"
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  1670.  @carlomalabanan  Do Nepalese get to apply for qatari citizenship? What is your point?
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  1671.  @carlomalabanan  Well, YOU can say that. And I can disagree.
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  1672.  @carlomalabanan  Let me know how many construction workers make 200k a year. You do understand that renewing your visa "for life" IS NOT the same as a PERMANENT residence visa. Do you?
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  1673.  @carlomalabanan  I am aware that construction workers cannot do that There you go. That was not hard. 😁
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  1674.  @oohhboy-funhouse  Programmers find way to consume the processing power. Most features and functions go unused, if not ignored, by consumers.
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  1675.  @jimurrata6785  Agree with the power argument. The question becomes, where is the cross over (in cost) between a slightly larger battery versus a more power efficient processor? The next step after Extreme UV will cost billions. A few more mAh will cost millions Respectfully
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  1676.  @jimurrata6785  👍
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  1677. It wasn't funny the third time they cloned Mickey...and it didn't get better by the eighteen time it's repeated.
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  1678. 0:30 "abusing" projection is a powerful delusion
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  1679. The insured/un-insured issue is a false dichotomy. It is misdirection and sleight of hand. Individuals could always contract private insurance, or not. Easy. The issue is government controlled, imposed, mandated and arbitrarily managed, taxpayer backed insurance. The issue is not insurance, it's CONTROL
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  1680. Is it because of the mid-life as aircraft gun that sights are not particularly interesting for this weapon? Or is it because if you fire enough 0.50 rounds in the general direction of the target something is bound to be hurt?
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  1681. It's always the same... this is not "true" freedom... Only the leader knows what freedom is... is "collective"™ freedom!! this is not "true" liberty...Only the party knows what liberty is.... let me introduce you to "scientific"™ liberty this is not "good" for you.... the union will tell you what is "good" for you... let me present "class concience"™ And when they fail....it never was "true" (fΔcism, socialism, collectivism)
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  1682. algorithims have run markets, stock exchanges and banks for decades. make what you will of this new internet threat...but apply it to the financials it is not about the death of anything, at 12:40 the true intent is revealed "international agencies", "new laws" it will be government censorship "for your protection" the same way nuclear war was used to control generations using fear, uncertainty and doubt... they are using AI to the same effect
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  1683. Solid
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  1684.  @ClownCarCoup  👍
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  1685.  @casteretpollux  "There was never any Battle of Kiev." if you say so.
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  1686. There is no right or left. There is only freedom of the individual against any and all totalitarian slippery slopes with the same goals and methods. Only the stage decoration is different betwen "right and left".
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  1687. Notable: the drinker did not include useless and overpayed masters at arms. Costly and expensive a**oles may result in bad movies. Bad masters at arms result in people shot in the face. Just ask Baldwin.😂
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  1688. Good movie? Yes. Makes good on the promise of the first part? No.
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  1689. sera por que la ONU no sirve de nada? Es un club de GOBIERNOS que no representan a los ciudadanos . En la ONU solo se reunen politicos para comprar y pagar favores entre si. La ONU solo sirve para que los dictadores de paisuchos se llenan los bolsillos vendiendo el voto y darle legitimidad a tiranos de mayor porte
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  1690. Asymmetric non-kinetic warfare done right. You can be mad, but recognize the skill.
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  1691. Why is it that to prove that the testimony is in "inaccurate" they do not present facts, but fall into name calling?
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  1692. Stockpiles calculated upon OPLANs did not predict a large scale, prolonged war without air superiority One way, or another, the air battle was going to decide who won the ground campaign. Quickly. . Artilery requirements were set according to the Desert Storm experience, with a one time breakthrough. Fast mechanized infantry exploits the breach, and air superiority denies the enemy the possibility of defense in depth. "Speed kills"™ The novelty of the Ukranian war is this mixing of old cheap trenches against smart munitions. Air assets are now so expensive that they cannot be risked against "good enough" manPADs or "really good" air defense systems. The protective umbrella that made manouver warfare possible is missing, so back to artillery, trenches, defense in depth. I am surprised M1897 shotguns have not made a comeback yet. These are interesting times.
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  1693.  @nobodyherepal3292  agree. But the US is not in this fight. The "relative ease" to gain air superiority is the aspect that needs to be evaluated for the 20 year horizon.
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  1694.  @nobodyherepal3292  i hear you and I agree. But since we are not lending stealth aircraft to Ukraine, stalemate and trench warfare. We need a different answer for this kind of "not peer" conflict.
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  1695. ​ @nobodyherepal3292  Yep.
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  1696. 3:15 " politicians pushed for..." 3:30 "ensure support from the politicians " Here is your problem... it was not the citizens that pushed anything, nor supported anything This is pure usurpation of power and tyranny Long term projects should be funded, built and run by private enterprise. If politicians are the ones holding the money, everything becomes a bargaining chip for power. 6:45 JA JA JA JA... let's put toddlers to design, manage and build billion dollars of infrastructure... what can go wrong?
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  1697. ESA should just buy a participation in SpaceX and be done with it.
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  1698.  @RFC-3514  because if they use spaceX hardware they can dedicate more money to payload and "science". ESA mission is not to make better rockets, or better shuttles, or better capsules... is to make science.
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  1699.  @RFC-3514  1- ESA is a multinational enterprise, all companies are foreign. 2- If it wants to remain neutral, why is it developing a competitor to it's suppliers? To piss them off? "neutraly"? 3-You are misinformed, the cost per launch is lower with spaceX. What is the point of paying more for the same service?
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  1700.  @RFC-3514  1- the infighting for contracts and work division makes all "foreign" 2- So how much control does ESA have over NASA or Roscosmos? 2.1- The video is about the Hermes capsule, not about the "launch capability" 3- ad hominem "fanboy" is not an argument. The reason JWST went in an Arianne 5 is that the JWST is so delayed that when it was contrated to launch SpaceX was just prototyping. At least you do not dispute the price difference. As for SpaceX is not capable: The Falcon Heavy, on the other hand, has Delta-V to burn. Projected mass to GTO is over 22,000kg. Twice the capability of the Ariane 5 ECA. The Falcon Heavy could launch the JWST along with an additional stage to get it to L2 faster and allow it more braking or manuevering capability when it got there. But neither the Falcon 9 FT nor the Heavy (hasn’t flown yet) existed when the JWST was designed. The Ariane 5 was the heaviest Western option available at the time. The Delta IV, another contender, didn’t fly its Heavy variant until 2004. The Delta IV Heavy would also be capable of flying the JWST if needed. The Atlas V 551 configuration is in the same league as the Falcon 9 FT to GTO and might be able to fly the JWST as well. All of these rockets support a 5.4m fairing so any of them could, in theory, be capable of flying the JWST.
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  1701.  @zounds010  you do understand that spaceX is not the US government? And that if the european countries wanted they could make him move the company?
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  1702.  @RFC-3514  you meant fanboy as an insult and a disqualification. You have not touched my argument : cheaper booster means more money for payload and science. If manned launches are small fry... then halt the hermes, halt the man-rated boosters, and take cheap rides on crew dragon. SpaceX also provides private recovery services. He would make a fleet of european flag ships if the business is enough.
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  1703.  @zounds010  There is no weapon sale... the boost is a service. Heck, they can even show the rocket to prove it was a service. On what grounds can a ESA payload be considered "military"?
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  1704.  @RFC-3514  no, they don't have to follow MY advice. They have to follow Elon's advice. Very different thing. How far behind is ESA in reusable boosters? A decade?
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  1705. Related... "Tory Bruno, CEO of the United Launch Alliance (ULA), revealed on February 15th that SpaceX’s chief competitor won’t even attempt to compete for the contract to launch NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope"
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  1706.  @zounds010  so if the founding principle of ESA is "independent access to space" and they have paying for rides in Soyuz for decades... have they already compromised their "principles" ? Asking for a friend, and his tax payers friends. --- Arianne and ESA are decades behind, and either they collaborate (principles be damned) or they will continue flying paper capsules like Hermes. Adapt or die. Again, it is not the "smarty pants" from youtube that says this... go ask Elon.
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  1707.  @zounds010  ahh so the "independent" part is flexible... who knew!!! Why are you calling "founding principles" things that change when convenient?
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  1708.  @zounds010  ok... so manned space flight is "not important".... then drop all the talk about independence and principles and BUY A PARTICIPATION IN SPACEX and be done with it. So UNmanned spaceflight is "more" important... stop wasting money playing catch up. Put the money in payload and science. Buy yourself into a tehcnology sharing agreement with SPACEX. Use the equatorial launch sites to give a small differentiation. What you are advocating is wasting millions upon millions playing catch up, wasting at least a decade, instead of dedicating that to actual payload and science.
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  1709. The question is why does the government CONTINUE doing business with companies like this? If an individual gets a fine, it is banned from government registry and bidding lists
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  1710. Today I learned about "trans-sonic match-sticks". Going to file that in my brain right next to "explosive coal dust".
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  1711. Retail is hard
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  1712.  @MrDecessus  do you have an argument? What does trump or unions have to do with anything? I am not scared of the government. The government fears the citizen
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  1713. Solid content
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  1714.  @MisterBoggins  There is no consent under a certain age. We can argue about the age, but once there is an "underage" there is no consent. Your strawman failed. Self sacrifice is a personal decision. If you want firemen to run into burning buildings, you must accept "occult practices" to be morally consistent. So far you failed: 1- attempted to deny self goverment exists 2- attempted to make "enforcement" part of anarchy Please stop running, changing the subject will not retroactively validate your previous comments. You already failed.
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  1715.  @MisterBoggins  My will is the only way I take things. Stating the obvious is indeed boring. Yes, yawn. 🥱
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  1716.  @MisterBoggins  "against" what? are you hallucinating that either of us is a spokeman for TIK? This is between you and me, buster.
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  1717.  @MisterBoggins  In your hallucination you make comments but I initiated the argument. Don't cast a stone, or a message with a facepalm, if you are going to pretend you didn't start it.
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  1718.  @MisterBoggins  geez. you can't keep your own word? You just said you stopped! Which one is it? stop or go? Make up your mind.
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  1719.  @MisterBoggins  I am so sorry that your will depends on the actions of others. I have made no claims to stop. YOU DID. And now you backtrack upon YOURSELF I would feel sorry for you, but your contradictions are delicious and I am not prone to mercy.
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  1720. Min 1:50:00 " if you take tax money" is the key. If individuals want to cut each others throats and bear the consequences for it, it is acceptable. But when a colective pays an enforcer to harm an individual, with guaranteed impunity to the enforcer and no consequence to the colective, it is NOT acceptable.
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  1721. TFW the "war forever" lobby is concerned that their source of revenue will end, before meeting Y2024 sales goal.
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  1722. 5:30 Geography is not in our hands to change Wars are created, upheld and ended by governments Weak buildings are "inspected" and approved by corrupt government ... blaming "war" and "weak buildings" when the underlying cause is GOVERNMENT is dishonest
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  1723.  @stevegiboney4493  you mean the aircraft that crashed twice because of a design flaw and spent two years grounded?
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  1724. The very fact that the ACLU concerns itself with what is happening in another country is a travesty All these organizations are minding and meddling into what is not their business, while pretending to be spokepersons of my interests
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  1725. Says he does not know if it came from a wet market, so the wet markets stay open . Data shows that children and the young have very low risk, so the schools remain closed . "science"?
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  1726. 👍
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  1727. why is this wounded man alone? was he left behind by his fellows? left "for dead"? As for the drops. Sometimes the drone is capable of directing you to surrender, sometimes the drone can't give away it's control position. In this case, sadly, no witnesses. This man is truly alone. Abandoned by his side, and taking fire from the other. I wish him a long life so that he can tell future children about te horrors of war.
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  1728. silly hairless apes install a control switch backwards and expect it to work normally
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  1729. ​ @Noobster it seems that the "known" demand for low background steel is actually faded to zero since the atmospheric testing treaties stopped nuclear detonations. This would only mean that if you are looking for this metal, the application is purely military and borderline black ops. search the bizarre market for old battleship steel Cheers.
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  1730. 5:30 Today we would just say the Sunshine suit is "sus"
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  1731. The system cannot process, or tolerate, someone who will not sell out.
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  1732.  @js1423  I am not calling them victims. I am calling them survivors. You can assign fault, blame, responsability or what have you on them. That is on you.
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  1733.  @js1423  Again. You do you. Do survivors magically become saints? No. And I never said anything remotely like that. Go strawman someone else.
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  1734.  @Ariccio123  Yep 👍
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  1735. Please do note that this law was passed as a response to the Exxon Valdez accident. ------- The Oil Pollution Act of 1990 expanded the power of federal agencies to prevent and punish mass oil spills. It was passed by the U.S. Congress in response to the Exxon Valdez oil spill in 1989
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  1736. These revisionist propaganda videos are unacceptable 1-There was no "surprise" in Mer Al Kaber. The commanders were in direct contact for hours. Ample warning was given. 2- The interment of citizens is a crime, but not a WAR crime. So the premise is false. 3- the attacks on survivors and rapes ARE war crimes, and the fault falls squarely on each commander that failed to prosecute the perpetrators. 4- Dresden is NOT a war crime because governments that mobilize and militarize the entirety of their civilian population and industry and declare "total war" ( totaler Krieg) made combatants out of every citizen. They can't do these things and then claim they are non-combatants. Terrible video that has an agenda and serves propaganda.
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  1737. total red herring we don't need to change HOW the federal government is elected we need to REDUCE the federal government That way you can "popular vote" your OWN governor to your heart content, without affecting others (externalities) Don't fall for this distraction.
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  1738. Solid content
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  1739. 6:25 "so called experts" 7:30 "expected to trust the experts" 7:35 "exhausted into submission, either willfully..." or else Have you noticed that Wisecrack has not dared touch the lockdowns and the mandates with a ten foot pole? Those "legal zoom" fees are really worth every penny!!!
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  1740. Interesting
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  1741. The fact that even the low level cheap Flower class had radars, and that these radars were upgraded during the war, was key for their success.
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  1742. Min 12:20 "we are the ones that let them get away with it" . Spot on. Applies to many other things in life, besides just movies.
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  1743. Especificamente, hay que ocultar que el barco es propiedad de una empresa gobiernera. Tambien hay que ocultar que Yemen es un estado fallido. Y no se les puede echar en cara que se reservan el monopolio de la violencia , pero el ciudadano vive por decadas en inseguridad y guerra. Tipico que la ONU esta tapandole las nalgas a un gobierno
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  1744. Didn't we go thru the same thing for Nike's shoes? Foxxcon's factories? Sulfur from Indonesia's volcanoes? Consumers must understand they are responsible. Nobody but consumers refusing to buy these products can create the demand for change.
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  1745. it's so funny that they claim current western aircraft are outclassed by their eqipment, but then also claim that prior generation western aircraft going into retirement are a "dangerous escalation" 🤷
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  1746. Capitalism doesn't need fixing. The gilded age and the "robber barons" produced the largest charities in history. It is the notion that charity and re-distribution MUST go through government that has to change. If re-distribution is done at gun point, it is theft. It doesn't matter if you call it "social justice", it is still theft.
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  1747. ¨needed go do"... no you don't need to do this
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  1748. Why are they not barking up the democrat tree that promised and did not deliver?
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  1749. China is playing the very long game. We would be wise to understand how they exploit the western focus on short term gains.
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  1750. There is a third option. The Snake Island option The little island made famous at the beginning of the war. It is great if you have it, but it is extremely costly to keep it. Let Russia hold the Crimea, and drone the marine base everyday until it is a useless ruin. Let them hold it with no water supply from the north. Let them ferry food and munitions within drone and HIMAR strike range. "poison the well" kind of thing
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  1751.  @ДмитрийСоколов-о8в1б  I have no argument about who should control Crimea. In fact, I do understand and agree with you: the ice free port in Sebastopol is critical for Russia. Having said that, attempting to deny Odessa and landlock Ukraine is equally critical. I just wish there was a way for nations to solve this issues without war... but here we are. Respectfully
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  1752. Solid content
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  1753. The aliens don't interfere because it is fun to watch us flail and blunder. We are "the trumman show" to them.
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  1754. Solid content.
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  1755. 4:36 "this idea" the justification for lockdowns changed several times along the way first it was "two weeks" to avoid overwhelming the hospital capacity then it was extended "wait for the vaccine" Both excuses have turned out to be empty promises. The lockdowns were unjustified then, and now we have the receipts to prosecute the tyrants that enforced them
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  1756. A qwerty, vhs, lightbulb thread, 2 by 4 moment in history!
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  1757. 5:30 Pick one: -maritime peak-a-boo -one pump chump
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  1758.  @brucetucker4847  "government is only one of the options" here is where you fail to understand the video https://youtu.be/jKIYuOxxZWs?t=644 and reality Whatever you call it (councils, unions, themselves), from the moment they can coerce another one with threat of violence, then that (council, union, themselves) BECOMES THE GOVERNMENT. All you listed is the one and the same violent coercive organization, just wearing different makeup and clothes. The only other "option" is free market voluntary exchanges (no threat, no violence, no force) . The complete opposite of "socialism" . The "option" is private individuals doing as they will with what they own. And the "collectives" can go jump in the lake ============= "Get three socialists in the same room and you'll get at least four answers to it. " So the socialists do not know what socialism IS... but they all agree that it must be impossed BY FORCE
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  1759.  @adolfstalin1497  No it is not. Who is responsible for crashing a rental car? The driver or Hertz? When you rent a car... do you sell the ownership?...or the control? 🤔
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  1760.  @voltage80x  that is COMMUNISM In socialism, the workplace is property of the state. That is why in socialism all business is a government owned enterprise. I stand by my definition.
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  1761.  @Biren-jf4ol  it depends on the coercive nature of the co-operative. If it is strictly voluntary, and people are allowed to engage in the same business outside the co-operative, then it is not socialist at all. If you MUST join the co-operative because they have a government enforced privilege, then it is socialist in nature. For example. Say there is a co-operative of fishermen in a port. If you are forbidden to go out fishing WITHOUT co-operative membership, then it is socialism. If a co-operative of truckers demands that you join them to service certain areas, that is socialism. If your guild ( lawyers, doctors) requires you to join them or you can't practice, that is socialist.
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  1762. This is a great comment This is the issue, the government need to control everything When any human makes any small decision, the whole totalitarian house of cards is in danger What is FUNNY is that the government answer is the same in ALL CASES: roll out tanks onto the streets and armed thugs into private homes
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  1763. 0:09 Wait... King Triton is a white caucasian? Sus
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  1764. Min 5:41 What is that hideous blocky thing moored on the right hand side of the image? A caisson with tumblehome sides?
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  1765.  @kylenolan2710  ad hominem attacks are no argument
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  1766. 10:39 "used by decision makers" Who are these "decision makers"? Are they not the parents of the children? Who gave the "decision makers" power to make their decision compulsory? 5 required oxygen versus 22 adverse events? What should be the "decision" based on this fact?
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  1767. 23:00 "how the government can fix the economy"....This statement is pure hubris arrogance and violence. Of course it is the foundation of all coercive and totalitarian regimes.
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  1768. In LatAm we call them the "Hervibore left" and the "Carnivore left". The hervibores are "democratic" while they can squander wealth like oil or copper. When the easy money runs out, the claws and the totalitarianism come out.
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  1769. 9:00 here is the gist of it: the cybertruk was just trolling. Elon got Ford to develop a pickup for him. For free. Imagine what would have taken to convince the board of Ford to launch an electric pickup twelve years ago? How many power points, market studies, focus groups? OR ...you troll the entire industry with a pick up made of stainless steel (cough, delorean) and designed by a four year old with triangle rulers. The other vehicles are (slightly) less trolling, but have also kickstarted change. You may feel offended, but you still got punked. 😁 At this time, I am sure that somewhere there is an easter egg that rick-rolls the owner.
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  1770. they would likely find it pretty difficult to smuggle what was probably multiple tractor trailers worth of drones equipment and again explosives across the Rio Grand The assumption that smuggling would be required is faulty All these components can be bought openly within the country And the sleepers have had many years of open borders to burrow into place Thankfully, the people in charge are aware of this detail.
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  1771. soon millions upon millions of taxpayer's money spent on deer health passports
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  1772. The middle name "kingdom" was a tell. 😁
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  1773. My two cents: Among hardcore democrat voters, camala was EVEN less liked than Jillary.
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  1774. 🤦
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  1775. 1:00 "economic value is negative" "can't produce anything" So hear me out. Twenty years ago nobody could sell their data, nor was gathering data a business What an unemployed, unproductive human can sell without producing any value is political power , ie a vote. If there is no employment, then the victims will be political parties, representatives, and unions. Corporations and companies will bribe and lobby voters individually and directly. In the same way that pharma companies now peddle drugs directly to consumers, imagine Tyson giving you coupons for chicken if you vote for such and such environmental permit. The ultimate commodity is power. Not Kwh, not barrels of oil. POLITICAL LEGITIMACY is the wealth of a world where production does not require humans If that does not work... then it's Soylent green time.😁
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  1776. min 2:00 "we need to help these people"... NOT YOURS TO GIVE!!!! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LRFaGi2lqrY If politicians want to do charity, they can use THEIR OWN MONEY. There is NO MANDATE FOR CHARITY in the US Constitution
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  1777. Colectivist Gramscian agent in action. 19:55 His purpose is to make students question the values and education they bring from their homes, and replace those values with doubt and the "public university" values. Universities are indoctrination centers 21:00 "make a big difference" on community, the world... pure colectivism. The goal of human life is to better ONESELF. By improving oneself the world will be better off. But the other way around will sacrifice the individual for the colective. Stop changing the "world" and CLEAN YOUR ROOM. 21:30 pure double speak. I give you permission to (wait for it...🥁) ... be a leader!... Leaders do not ask for permission. Leaders do not require permision. How much hubris does this man have that he pretends to give "permission" to leaders? And is this man the one to judge what a leader is/is not? Where did he derive that power. Money used to advance gramsci's ideals
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  1778. Hear ye, hear ye... this is what a "mostly peaceful" rebellion looks like. You go to the polls, you do not loot stores. CNN take notice.
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  1779.  @goforitrazz  🙂🚲
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  1780. After this teardown can we drop the pretense that these packs are "recyclable"? Much less "easy" to recycle.
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  1781. Voters are to blame for electing cowards that walk out.
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  1782. collectivists just looovvveee mixing words, changing the meaning of words, and in general creatiing confusion to profit from fear, uncertainty and doubt Jacinda wants to equate and conflate "truth" with "information". There is a difference. Repeating "trust" over and over again is just appeal to authority.
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  1783. This is not a criticism of Georgism per se . MIn 2:41... "whatever is left after funding the government"... JA JA. The government will never be saciated, and any wealth that is not stolen would be wasted rather than returned. ////. It is implied that the government is constrained and forbidden from issuing debt , but it is not clear how. Georgism is a good enough tax proposal, but it is lacking the political teeth to overcome politicians that rather tax wages, issue debt, and then leave a stinking pile of problems to fester for someone else.
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  1784.  @kemarisite  Thanks. Guess that big naval guns are one way streets 😁
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  1785. 8:00 the spindle is a beautiful piece by itself. Is that a casting?
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  1786. you took all the points from the video, but you also fell for the scam it presents How can the population accept the tuition increases? It doesn't. It didn't. It became government organized "student loan" that are an un-legislated transfer of public money to these universities. THAT is what has to be discussed! Respectfully
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  1787. Happy to see the market of MBTs shaking and moving.
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  1788. The NTSB is going to clean their clocks Condolences to all relatives May we learn the lessons that cost so dearly
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  1789. There is got to be a "pull my finger" joke in this story.
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  1790. 5:21 Navy wants "big guns" for extended bombardmet ALSO Navy: plans 5 in in single mount 🤷‍♂️
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  1791. How did they rise and lower the screw in these mixed propulsion vessels?🤔 ❓
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  1792.  @Cld_Brn  the ramp itself was made of steel, and could stop "small arms" fire... so maybe good enough to stop a 0.50 round fired from afar? -ish..? The sides of the boat were plywood. Armour was bolted on the sides later. Some people say 1/4 in plate. Again, small arms only.
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  1793.  @chrissouthgate4554  thanks 👍 🎩
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  1794.  @ArcticTemper  loosing Suez would have complicated the supply to/from India. That was why it was so important. It was difficult getting to Malta from the West ( Gibraltar). From the east (Alexandria) it was "easier".
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  1795. The better question is why should the Oscars continue at all Talking about the slap, Will Smith, is he "guilty", "is this fair.... it is all distraction and misdirection Don't be distrated by the misdirection. The oscars are irrelevant, and no amount of slaps, or "controversy" will solve this problem
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  1796. 9:40 "the universe, for some reason, gave us a blank page" The coda undermines the entire video. There is no reason, there is no blank page, you are given nothing.
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  1797. 1- if you search "move at the speed of science" it will tell you these words are not found 2- They selected this woman Janine Small so that her last name could be confoudned in search results, plus they are omitting her name altogether by calling her a "pfizer executive" 3- This is why the CEO of Pfizer refused to testify... his name is "bourla" which is very uncommon and cannot be hidden in the results If you think this is tin-foil hat thinking... remember that the media and google have already memory holed: Imperial College, Neil Ferguson, Neil Ferguson breaking isolation rules, two weeks to stop the spread, ventilators, and the Diamond Princess age/mortality data.
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  1798. Constanza enters the chat.
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  1799. 13:30 "beef is safe"..... "safe and effective" Familiar? Same politicians, same tyrany, same lies
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  1800. 6:10 this is exactly where the interstate road network strayed away from it's mission. Using the inter STATE system for local conmuting caused suburban sprawl and 15 lanes monstruosities. Local politicians ❤ this, because the funding is federal but the sales and tax revenue is local. The Interstate was a MILITARY project. It had no intention of serving local traffic andnit was MEANT to be used for very long distance travel, coast to coast to move troops and supplies Short trips between cities by car should be done on STATE owned and funded highways. When the externalities are removed, train will come back quickly, by natural market forces.
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  1801. De-coupling is hard
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  1802. Once again, for the people arriving late, there is only one definition of socialism, and socialism is only one thing: "government control of the means of production" It matters not who owns facebook or twitter, as long as government can pressure to do as it wills.
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  1803. Yeah... No clutch. But why no clutch?
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  1804. people that talk about "late stage capitalism" forget that "late stage socialism" already failed when the Berlin wall fell.
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  1805.  @CapitalismDeathSpiral  So "socialism" failed because the comunist phase that is meant to replace socialism is flawed?
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  1806. -the FED: economy strong, banks strong, high employment, jobs added -Cramer: the economy is running out of gas One, or both, are lying.
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  1807. Good content.
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  1808. @ strawman. I want the constitution all in, hook line and sinker, outdated and flawed if you must As I argued: audits are constituional. You don't like audits. Exposing and making transparent how money is spent is constitutional. You are mad because it is being made public. You did not ask congress to vote for each one if these expenses. And you were quiet when that money was used to promote (whatever)
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  1809.  @Vulpolox  what do you claim is being violated?
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  1810. Vulpolox  the money is allocated to USaid by law. But the law does not specify that it's earmarked for transgender opera in Colombia. The legislative assigns the money to the executive, then the executive spends the money. Auditing, making public what is the money being spent on is NOT "legislative infringement" Try again
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  1811. vulpolox  the money is allocated to USaid by law. But the law does not specify that it's earmarked for transgender opera in Colombia. The legislative assigns the money to the executive, then the executive spends the money. Auditing, making public what is the money being spent on is NOT "legislative infringement" Try again
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  1812. The legislative makes the budget. The executive does the spending. The law does not specify the recipients. That is for the executive to determine So there is no infringement on the legislative. Furthermore, so far, the only thing that has been done is to make public how much was spent on what. The legislative has no power to order withold that information.
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  1813.  @lqr824  All true and fair points. 👍
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  1814. All this is consequence of the plan of one Antonio Gramsci. The pursuit of political power using "cultural hegemony" (his plan, not mine). The key here is "hegemony", after taking over universities and schools, newspapers, newscasts and books, they took over the entertainment. Hollywood became preachy because pushing the "message" became it's goal. Entertainers have crossed over into politics several times and in different places (Ronald Reagan, Pele, Joseph Estrada), and many politicians have crossed over into "stardom" (Clinton). What is new is the full on transformation of politics into entertainment/soap opera . The ideas are not debated, all it matters is the shallow tit-for-tat of tearing the state of the union report, or scoring viral tweets. Shallow, short attention span citizens do not read or dedicate time to dense political platforms. They want to vote like consumers, and bling is the only thing the current voter values. As long as that is the case, they will keep eating hollywood crap as "inspiration" . The republic and it's institutions fail, becuase the citizen is not up to the task.
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  1815. 8:20 Tom Cruise quoting Arya Stark This is a "feel good" movie. The plot is a frankestein of Star Wars + An officer and a Gentleman + Firefox. The acting and direction are better than (today's) average. But it si NOT a "good" movie. I disagree with the Drinker on this one. 🤷
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  1816. Soon... Aliens and Predators join forces against female empowered vampire dinosaurs in space.
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  1817. Electric sailboats maybe a early application. Mass is not an issue. Space is at a premium. Distributed batteries conformal to the hull inner shape would eliminate the space required for dedicated battery banks.
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  1818. FA? FO! enough said
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  1819. 5:50 "lack or urgency" "urgent and dire" ... that they had to remove the signs saying that glaciers were going to melt? That we only had 12 years? There is no crisis, there is no urgency. Yes there is pollution, yes it is in our best interest to reduce. But it is a CONSUMER choice, not a crisis POVERTY is a crisis, cooking with biomass is a crisis. Nobody cares for the environment until they are in the middle class. The best environmental strategy is to accelerate the growth of the middle class.
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  1820. The largest benefit of constitutional monarchy is that it makes very clear that "STATE" and "GOVERNMENT" are not one and the same. That oposing Boris (Government) is not treason to the Queen (State) Which is a huge problem in LatAm, where warlord-party-government-country is all bundled up in a single dictatorial entity. If you oppose the will of the caudillo, you are a traitor to the "fatherland" 8:15 And the point is made with a laugh. 👍😁 My question is... Is Dr Peterson aware that he has become (unwillingly) some sort of regal figure to many? Many of us that want for moral clarity in uncertain times.
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  1821. MIn 58 The way I solve this problem is distinguish between spirituality, religion, and CHURCH. 1- Rational atheists have excellent points, but they cannot deny that we are spiritual beings. We were spiritual when we were cavemen, and 50 thousand years have not changed the wiring in our brain, nor the needs and programming in our genes. For better or worst, self aware existence creates spirituality. 2- Faith can be equally misplaced in a church, a political party, oneself, or current "settled" science. So "faith" is everybody's failure, always. Even the atheists have faith in themselves, in their intellect... why is that less likely to be wrong? 3- Religion is what we DO , it is a collection of rites. Shamanic rites, festival of lights, or quiet contemplation of the universe. 4- Church is a political structure that derives power from religion. Luther rebelled against ONE church, because he wanted to grab some power for himself... but he let the genie out of the bottle. Once Luther (and Guttenberg) did their thing, the individual could satisfy his spiritual needs by himself...individual having private access to "god" directly. Luther demolished the political power of the church. This did not happen in islam. 5- Nietzche was right, demolishing the church lead us to political turmoil . But god is not dead, religion is not dead... CHURCHes are dead . Anarchism has taken over spirituality. And politicians are terrified, what would happen if this anarchism spills onto other areas of life? (bitcoin, identity, law) In the political vacuum of killing the CURCH... socialism became THE church. First by saying they were "rational" , but now they embrace the feelings and the Irrational.
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  1822. Demographics of an aging population without youth will close the opportunity window. Also, China does not appeal to inmigrants. There will be no other opportunity, China will go the way of France. A nuclear power incapable of projecting conventional warfare abroad.
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  1823. Another solid video. Great.👍
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  1824. 19:43 "less than one year" This would also suggest a shortage of auditors and mentors. "learn on the job" means very little if there is nobody that can provide feedback or best practices. The fact that these low seniority offices were "better educated for a modern war" is noted but was wasted. Given the shortage of radios at the start of Barbarrosa, it doesn't matter if these young officers knew what a radio could do, they still didn't get any radios . And if they knew what combined arms warfare was...well, they had no radios to coordinate, no trucks to move infantry, and not enough anti-tank weapons or anti-personnel mortars to combine them.
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  1825. A voice of reason and moderation.
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  1826. 5:30 there is no need to import The ban on fracking limits domestic production and that is why imports are needed https://youtu.be/H5-13JlcxNg The real question is why the government wants to run a trade balance deficit by importing oil from instead of producing it in the country?
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  1827.  @BuildinWings  socialism is preventing the building of new refineries. There are bans, regulations, zoning, NIMBY movements. As long as government threatens the ICE market with zero emission regulations, THAT is socialism interfering with industry. If government threatens to destroy your business... would you build a new refinery?
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  1828. Si un pais se endeuda con un prestamista de poca transparencia, eso no es culpa del FMI
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  1829. Failed governments creating chaos for political gain should not be confused with anarchy.
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  1830. "If a man does his best, what else is there?"  General George S. Patton
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  1831. In LatAm the "struggle" was initially described as "permanent revolution" Today they use the present continuous tense (gerundio -ando) and repeat the word "process" (proceso) They are build ING the socialism... but it is a never ending present, socialism is never defined, so it can never be achieved "Contruy-ENDO el socialismo"... "vivir vivi-ENDO" All this was recognized by Orwell: There is no past, no future, just and endless present where the party is always right
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  1832. The government does not need cells, prisions, courts or judges. Shepple already are happy and content to be under house arrest. They made their own houses into prisions, and then PAY TAXES on the houses used to imprision them "there is no hope in the proles" Before fighting for the freedom of our "fellow man"... we should verify that they want to excercise that freedom. Most people will stab you in the back if you stand up for them.
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  1833. Even if god is part of the unconscious, each individual has the opportunity to overcome the unconscious. If this were not true, we would be automatons programed only by our experiences and with no agency. The key concept of those wishing to believe in "god" is to surrender the responsability for their own life. It is not that the unconscious holds "god", it is that the unconscious holds an excuse for blaming others/something for our decisions.
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  1834. shoeonhead 2.3M subscribers Last Night On Destiny 182K Actual Jake 35K Alec Gunter 28K It was never going to be a fair fight. Never bring wet socks to a shoe fight. 😅
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  1835. 20:40 If the data is not shown, it is because there is an agenda that needs the data to be hidden There is no need to assume ill intent. The very fact that the data is hidden should at least be taken as lack of transparency. Which in itself is grounds for removal from an appointed position.
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  1836. "smeared" by who? Was it the "deplorables"?
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  1837. 3:40 And who was the border zar?
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  1838. The peasants are starting to revolt.... RELEASE THE NEW VARIANT SCARE!!!!
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  1839. So the CFC live more than 50 years... and the "recovery" was in less than 50 years?. The whole alarmist premise is falsified... and they still call it a success and an "example"? If the original doom prediction was correct, no improvement should be expected or seen until 2030. But great job to tie it to a new fear of "climate change"... where is the end of the world Al Gore predicted?
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  1840. How soon until some politician takes the credit or the mild omicrom variant? Suddenly herd inmunity will become politically acceptable?
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  1841. 9:48 Sorry the pandemic did not hurt the economy. No virus can do that It was GOVERNMENT action, namely the lockdowns, that hurts the productivity. Even worst, government picking winners (amazon and Fedex) and losers (small shops, in person retail) is even MORE damage piled upon .
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  1842. 6:25 "un-intentionally" JA JA JA NOOOOO .........Government regulation, mandates and standards are DESIGNED to make these scams possible 20:50 "the market incentivizes the scam"... NOOOOO GOVERNMENTS incentivize the scams Buying/selling carbon offsets requires a government licensed broker and investment bank. JPMorgan has a government granted walled garden to setup and profit from these scams. The government grants tax free status to some, and denies it to others. Governments sales tax makes stones cheaper than better stoves. And even after watching this video and presenting proof, the scammers will be protected by the government courts and the cases drag out for decades. The bottom line is the same hypocrisy that makes global warming mongers fly private jets to Davos. Offsetting carbon is just telling someone else to do something that they personally would not do.
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  1843. 4:50 "japanese naval codes had been broken" Even with this advantage, Sommerville's position was weak.
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  1844. 4:00 "no link"
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  1845. 9:00 this poster is similar to Campari adverts Excellent video.
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  1846. "peer reviewed" means nothing. The entire edifice of academia is rotten by perverse interest and grant money https://youtu.be/42QuXLucH3Q?feature=shared https://youtu.be/d2Tm3Yx4HWI?feature=shared Meta-reviews are even worst. Because the authors cherry pick the studies that they will include in the review TO FORCE the conclusions they were paid for to obtain. If you STILL want to believe government's data. I can't help you. Go follow your government approved, recommended and enforced food pyramid and die in sweet hyper-glycemia. The truth is science is not a religion made by experts or priests in labs. Research is not models in a computer. And yes, research is not tiktok, facebook or twitter. Research is "I went outside today without a mask, will monitor my temperature for a few days to see if I get sick" And if you are "risking" your own life (as they claimed), you are the best, least biased researcher in town.
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  1847. 3:57 "little data that were available" What we need is a video on: Don't make large scale policy affecting millions of persons on the base of little data and computer models that had already failed and proven wrong. ALSO do not enforce these policies with violence and abusing the power of the government.
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  1848.  @gort8203  yep. 👍
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  1849. 7:51 the round emblem is a rip off from the roman SPQR lettering
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  1850. Still a better design than HMS Captain.
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  1851. The "one second" is the key parameter, because it can be overwhelmed with a swarm On the other hand, targeting with radar will expose the system and bring faster/larger/more lethal attention (Artillery, HARMs) Cheap drones are a fundamental shift in warfare. A Gatling gun moment
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  1852. The Drinker has a glass of water? This HAS to be a deep fake! 😂
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  1853. Stale gasoline was a thing when lead was used to improve octane rating. That stuff did evaporate quickly, it ate away at gaskets.
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  1854. Here is the thing, you will never be free if you depend on governments to make things "official" Reality does not depend on government certification. Things that are not discussed: 1- The lockdowns DID contract the economy. That contraction didn't show in the GDP, but it did show in unemployment. The flood of easy money broke all the economic dynamics 2- The opening is not growth, it is the return to the pre-pandemic situation. Turning a switch OFF, and then ON and calling it "growth" is misleading 3- Forget unemployment, because it is broken (see 1) and it is not weighed for economically active population 4- The only thing that matters now is the easy money . Nobody is talking about the FED balance sheet and the numbers are reported with a whole month delay. 5- Only insiders in market maker banks are privvy to the amounts and trends of the Quantitative Tighteining, and they will short or go long on that insider information with almost a full month of advantage
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  1855. The word "capital" comes from latin, and refers to a head of cattle. Way back when cattle was the most important asset. The desire of government to control "capital" goes so far that in Cuba cows were all confiscated by the government. Any dead cow had to be "explained" by disease, or risk arrest.
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  1856. We had radio and TV shows because soap manufacturers paid for it. So product sellers placing ads in content is nothing new. AdBlockers are not piracy. 1- I can close my eyes during the ads. Is that "piracy"? (Is a one eyed pirate half a pirate? 😂) So there is no expectation or contract to watch the ads. 2- adblockers will evolve to buffer the content stream, and skip the ads. Like CDs. developed anti skipping technology. This demonstrates that there is no expectation, commitment to pay "with time"
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  1857. 1:50 if housing is a " local matter "... why is there a " national housing bureau"? It has no purview!
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  1858.  @TheStrangeBloke  how would you "take a loss"?
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  1859.  @TheStrangeBloke  What if it is my choice to "take" this loss?
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  1860.  @apveening  why would it become expensive? What would change?
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  1861.  @apveening  I can pay them. Let me worry about my cash flow
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  1862.  @apveening  no quarter given, nor requested.
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  1863. 17:50 communicate not ofuscate The collectivists have been successful in fusing the concepts of leader-party-government-state-fatherland into a single entity to suit their needs. This is where the confusion between state and government comes from. The colectivists created this confusion over decades from academia and newspapers. They shaped the debate, debased the words of meaning. This fusing is the keystone of all the forms of name calling and propaganda leader-fatherland allows you to call any opposition traitors and spies (North Korea huche) leader-state allows you to call any oppositon as violent "anti-system" (Italian Facism) leader-government allows you to call any opposition as "terrorists" (Fauci covid) leader-party allows you to call any oppositon as radical and reactionary (Chavez "escualidos")
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  1864. 10:25 there is one with a master key. The fact that he disappeared is not ( enough) proof that he will not come back. All money is based on faith. Having blind faith in bitcoin is only marginally better than having blind faith in government currencies, because governments have already betrayed that faith .
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  1865.  @joshlopez9056  The FIAT fever is not limited to the US. In LatAm debasing the currency is not even questioned any more
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  1866.    good for you. You have only proved that you can't find it. And I am not smart enough to find it either! 🤷
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  1867. Are genomes the accumulation of viral infections along centuries? And viruses are randomly transfering genes from one place to another, and some get retained? Life would be like a Lego set plugged into a random number generator... the results get filtered by the environment. Repeat.
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  1868. min 8:00 The "extra" 40k-lbs of fuel would have impacted the crew risk asessment. It would make a gear up landing more dangerous, while giving a false sense of security that "we have enough fuel, we have time". /// There should be no change in A/P modes without human confirmation via a dead man switch (buzzer until you press and hold for 3 seconds) in the yoke/wheel.
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  1869. there is nothing revolutionary. Since antiquity it is known that forty days is enough, that is where "quarentine" comes from. "two weeks" became "two months" and two year laters they have nothing to show for all the economic, family and social damage they caused.
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  1870. It was not gathering anything The solar panels and antennas suggest it was broadcasting. It flew over tens of thousands laptops, cellphones, wi fi routers and industrial controllers. All equipped with antennas, and most of them made in China. In the era of internet of things, things will obey a digital master far away.
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  1871. 1-The myth of IJN carrier >flight decks< full of airplanes is no more. 2-UNarmored IJN carriers with ->hangars<-, packed of fueled, armed airplanes, in close proximity, waiting to be brought up, fuel hoses still full, the removed bombs awaiting to be stowed away is a very vulnerable disposition to play host to an angry 500lbs bomb falling from the sky.
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  1872.  @mpetersen6  Min 45:30 "new ships, new construction" to create jobs during the depression. The will to spend was there, spend in flashy big gun boats. But battleships cannot bring troops to an island, so the planning is mismatched with the spending.
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  1873. Just don't call it a "wall" because it makes Trump look good. Is that clear enough?
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  1874. 4:50 gas prices coming down Only until the strategic reserve releases finish. OPEC already said that they will cut output to match any increases from Iran Powell knows this and he knows that rates effects on the economy will lag at least six months. Stocks and bonds react quicker, but mainstreet will not see the impact until Xmas
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  1875. My two cents. The "main battle tank" is no more because there are no "main battles" of tanks (a lá Kursk) anymore. It was never about the weight, armour, speed or gun of the tank itself . It was about what tank will you produce in numbers to throw into a MAIN BATTLE between tanks. (Fulda gap)
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  1876. WoW... unions making deals that harm the consumer Go figure!!! JA JA JA
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  1877. Heat pumps are a sound technical solution, but create political problems that cannot be ignored. The push towards electrification will create a dependency relation between the citizen and the government controlled power grid A government that can exert direct pressure on the citizen for a survival item is not something I would like.
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  1878.  @rogerstarkey5390  i don't make the laws, the law will require the removal. And the issue is not the "how" of the "why"... is the WHO is going to pay for it
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  1879.  @JNArnold  the "collectively" part is what I oppose
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  1880.  @edopronk1303  not your call to make. You cannot decide for the future tax payers. But you seem keen in burdening them with debt for your inmediate benefit.
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  1881.  @edopronk1303  not your planet to make that decision. Not your welfare to plan it or give it away. Your excuses are not legitimacy for tyranny.
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  1882.  @edopronk1303  "democracy" does not give you the authority to impose debt on future generations.
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  1883.  @jackistooloud  yeah. I do. Does the government sell cars? Is the capitol "private property"? There is a difference
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  1884. kevin27 Because the "right" is a boogey man. There is no "right" on planet earth, but for the house of Saad and the Kims
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  1885. Drones will make trench warfare obsolete. Autonomous, infrared guided, short range, flying claymore mines. drive up with a container full of these things, and set them loose on the point of breakthru You can't EMP them away. Too small to shoot them down. Too many of them to use nets
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  1886. 7:50 "policy makers" And the agenda behind the video is revealed Promote statist control
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  1887. 7:30 "give loans to struggling economies" the economy may be struggling... but the loan is made out to the government Giving money to governments and expecting the economy to pay for the loans is the reason for failure Did I mention that the government uses that money to (first and foremost) buy guns?
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  1888. 2:00 "a quarter of the energy came from gas... and half the gas came from russia" 2:21 "was reckless" No it wasn't "reckless". It was by design. And two years after the fact, no investigation has been done. No accountability has been applied. Why is Gerhard Schröder in the board of Gazprom? 🤐🤫 13:11 "governments just didn't want to spend the money" (on re-gasification terminals) This is a lie. They were very willing to spend the money , just not in gas. But spend the money they did in wasteful "green" renewables that are unreliable during winter. From Reuters UTILITIES - NATURAL GAS DECEMBER 10, 20206:07 AM UPDATED 3 YEARS AGO EU to restrict support for gas projects, citing climate goals From european climate foundation Sweden rejects major gas terminal on climate grounds 10.10.2019 Grassroots activists in Sweden triumphed in their fight against new gas infrastructure when the Swedish government denied a fossil gas terminal in Gothenburg its final permit on climate grounds in October 2019. Europe was warned. Germany was warned. They are not laughing now, but they keep laughing at the europeans and german citizens. https://youtu.be/FfJv9QYrlwg
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  1889. I find interesting that there is no environmental catastrophe attached to this project. Just the money. The soviet cotton farms in central asia come to mind Was this by design or luck? Is there something to be learned here that we are overlooking?
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  1890. How soon until government mandated filters doctor and sensor images at the camera? They already have geolocation and timestamps to activate it.
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  1891.  @yxmichaelxyyxmichaelxy3074  so much fail. There is no "wound". There is no "cope"
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  1892.  @yxmichaelxyyxmichaelxy3074  Sorry. I already have spoken. Can't "shh" me after it has been said.
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  1893. HMS Eskimo: "Wow, if I had a nickel for every time my bow was blown off, I'd have two nickels. Which isn't a lot, but it's weird that it happened twice, right?"
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  1894. Did the skipper and crew of the Santa Fe get any recognition? Crashing your ship into another is usually frowned upon, but in this case it saved many sailors.
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  1895.  @Ugly_German_Truths  👍
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  1896.  @bobhill3941  👍
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  1897.  @bobhill3941  👍.
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  1898. Teranos V2.0
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  1899. if you let government take away your freedoms during a crisis, the government will create the crisis to take away your freedom
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  1900.  @ilaser4064  exactly... now imagine Turkey gets upset with Ukraine (because of the mines) and decides to OPEN the straits only to Russia. Now you see the risk?
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  1901. You can't make this up: Weapon grade mass destruction military use ....(wait for it) (ruffles papers).... bouncy castles 🏰➿
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  1902.  @nordicvader5755  Disney is part of the "virtue signaling crowd"
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  1903. this is really good content
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  1904. Solid content.
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  1905. For low threat environment, the SuperTucanos are cheaper For high threat environments, other platforms have better standoff weapons The A10 is too expensive to use as COIN, and too vulnerable to use in peer to peer CAS.
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  1906. Who has "ancient curse unleashed" in the apocalypse bingo? 😁🪲💀😁
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  1907. Fortifications are an expression of fear. Defense alone sometimes yields a stalemate, but it will never result in a victory. Rabaul was the unconquerable fortress of the day, so it was bypassed and made irrelevant. "wither on the vine" These new bunkers made of super concrete say one thing: the governmet cannot protect it's citizens, it's not trying to protect the citizens, it's no longer pretending to protect the citizens...and ONLY cares about protecting itself.
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  1908. Single aisle commercial aviation is becoming a commodity. Boeing wants to pivot away from high visibility, strong competition (backed by governments) passenger planes. Boeing wants obscure, opaque, highly profitable, long term military contracts. The long term threat to Boeing is the poor execution of the tanker program, the starliner and the new trainer. The 737 was always an exit, and the NMA/MMA is vaporware.
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  1909. This propaganda piece is very careful to never touch the failure of regulators. Government is knee deep in this scandal.
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  1910. We can't levitate because of gravity, is that an limit to my freedom? No it is not. The universe is a sandbox, but it requires non zero work to shape it.
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  1911. Apple's "leadership" chasing fads.
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  1912. railroad rolling stock, and the rail lines infrastructure, have technologically stagnated for decades. on one hand "tried and true" is valuable, on the other the application has slowly crept out of the initial use case convoys are now larger, drive faster, with longer routes, less inspections no easy fixes available for this one. The union, regulatory and financial burdens all conspire against change to improve safety
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  1913.  @scottgiles7546  Yukon Dan is the cause of long range fire control https://youtu.be/oJ9YaDgSGmA
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  1914. Leave the market alone. If glass making was promoted, say by eliminating taxes, then you would see plastic become 2nd best. If people valued convenience over price, there would be no low fare airlines.
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  1915. So go crazy and say that BOOM sells 40 airframes per year. That is 160 engines. Round up to 2000 engines over ten years. A clean sheet engine would set you back 6 to 10 billions. So just in development costs each engine will be front loaded with 3M dollars, nobody has made any profit, and interest rates are rising.
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  1916. 0:41 1:23 2:10 9:30 10:16 ((WAY WAY Off topic)) Why are these plugs not sanitized between users? Why are there no virus warning stickers? No dissinfectant bottles or wipes? It's like the "virus of unspecified origin" does not affect charging cables!!! 😉 11:46 there is a "sea wave" sticker... but not a "stay safe" one
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  1917.  @bostonrob360  YT is the NaSocs. They are fully synchronized with the government.
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  1918. 3:27 "close an account entirely" sweet sweet government enforced rackets with barriers to entry and political gate keepers
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  1919.  @Vbluevital  russia can hit anywhere in the world with missiles that do not have to be on THIS island.
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  1920. 1- Please do note that NONE of the land reform programs or laws includes adjustments to taxation based on land holding size. All the measures were complex, cumbersome, full of loopholes and created more corruption. There is a reason why governments USE TAXATION when the want sh1t done... it works And when they DON'T want it to work... they use anything but taxation. 2- 5:35 "outright land re-distribution" This is not as clear as it seems, given the land distribution schemes for railroads and settlers in the frontier. The real issue was that property rights were already established, and you can't pick and choose when and where you honor those.
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  1921. 28:00 I wonder if and how these ships influenced the later art deco and aerodynamic arquitechture designs
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  1922. the SEC that cannot stop short sellers and order flow payments have the hubris to say which companies are saving the planet?
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  1923. Remember when statists told you that central banks where needed to be lenders of last resort, to defuse bank runs, and avoid unrest? Good times.
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  1924. dangerous sociopaths: "want to see me do it again ?"
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  1925.  @kylenolan2710  it did dance ABOUT these questions... irrelevant questions. Misdirection, smoke and mirrors. I am not saying that it danced AROUND (avoiding) these questions... reading comprehension much?
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  1926.  @kylenolan2710  I do not want help. I just want you and your colectivist government to leave me alone
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  1927.  @mjdsys3376  from reuters 2015. This is the part that does not make the greenpeace, NOAA or other headlines. As you found out yourself, it's hard to get information on this. Respectfully🎩 Govt to BP: Don't forget to pay taxes on oil By Ayesha Rascoe WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. government on Thursday reminded BP not to forget Uncle Sam when the company doles out cash to pay for its oil spill. The Interior Department told the oil giant it is still on the hook for royalties on the oil it is collecting from its ruptured well, which is spewing out as much as 60,000 barrels of oil every day. In a worst-case scenario, that could cost the company as much as $73.4 million to date, based on royalty rates, the government’s maximum daily flow estimate and the current price of oil at around $75 a barrel.
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  1928.  @mjdsys3376  this is also why there was a "heated" argument on the flowrate of oil across the wellhead. All this happened in "trust the experts" closed meetings, and the taxes levied were calculated using the "estimated" flowrate.
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  1929.  @mjdsys3376  the trick is that the "clean up payments" are tax deductions. But the royalty payments are NOT deductible. So one is a net payment. The other is an accounting trick for "green" headlines That besides the fact that it was only 20b, not 70b. From forbes BP's $20.8 Billion Gulf Spill Settlement Nets $15.3 Billion Tax Write-Off Robert W. Wood Senior Contributor I focus on taxes and litigation. Oct 6, 2015,08:38am EDT This article is more than 7 years old. The government’s $20.8 billion out-of-court settlement with BP would resolve the charges related to the Gulf Oil spill. You might assume a fine of this nature is serious enough not to be tax deductible. But BP should be able to write off the vast majority, a whopping $15.3 billion. The proposed deal designates only about one quarter, $5.5 billion, as a non-tax-deductible Clean Water Act penalty. BP can write off the natural resource damages payments, restoration, and reimbursement of government costs.
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  1930.  @bosstowndynamics5488  "being forced to continue" "forced" how? Did BP pull out guns at the rig? Also, strawman argument. Your "experts" are not the ones I am refering to. Failed, try again.
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  1931. I thank the drinker for sparing me from watching this garbage I can't wait for the Drinker's review of Babylon
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  1932. What are the PV manufacturers incorporating into the design and fabrication to facilitate the recycling? The absence of the panel producers is notable.
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  1933. good content
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  1934. Solid content.
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  1935. If you want something done right, you have to do it yourself If you put your faith in government, you are already dead
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  1936.  @alexwr  humans don't flourish when they have to spend more time to get the same output.
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  1937. The discussion is not complete without including the proliferation of high performance MAN-Pads. This will also affect close air support and search and rescue.
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  1938. so much cope 12:50 " they acted like republicans" Completely ignoring the fact that the citizens VOTED republican. Had they " acted" republican, they would have gotten a sizeable portion of the republican vote But they did not.
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  1939. 2:30 " we have to re-group" this was never a comedian, this is a political operative with an agenda this was never entertainment, this was always propaganda
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  1940. 0:20 "safe to shoot down" = "wreckage in the ocean and chinese hardware not exposed"
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  1941. Imagine the lawsuit for malpractice based on encrypted data analisys. Why not sandbox the data and the software? The output is burned into permanent media (CD) The entire machine, memory and temporary storage is formatted after use. No different than exposed Xrays or used reactives in a lab. One use only, useless after that.
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  1942. 15:50 the lack of suitable large harbours in the eastern seaboard has shaped Mexico's economy and history for centuries. The concentration of population, wealth and political power in this narrow zone also overlaps with the trade route from China to Europe. Goods coming from China arrived at Acapulco, went over the mountains where taxes and duties were levied, and down to Veracruz for export.
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  1943. 27:22 ji ji 😁 el parque La Fundidora, en Monterrey. 👍😁👍
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  1944. 3:50 figure and ground The reason Brasilia and other planned capitals have more "ground" is the same reason Baron Haussmann opened wide straight avenues in Paris. It creates open fields of fire for troops to keep protesters at bay. These open planned cities were never meant to welcome protests. They are designed to contain them, let them blow by, and if need be, disperse them. At the same time, denying shelter, concealment and escape routes to the masses The "wings-fuselage" split between residential and government offices is to make easier to enforce curfews. There is no excuse, you do NOT live here. There is planning and reason to place the presidential palace, the supreme court and the congress in a small peninsula. Surrounded by water on three sides, and the access to the "highway" a clean straight field of fire. Go see the Battle for the Reichstag for a similar set up. Governments do not make things with humans in mind. They only do things to hold on to power.
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  1945. meta has fully repleaced reality. Several times over Reality->Content comments on reality-> Reviewers comments on content -> Backlash against the reviewer
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  1946. Solid content
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  1947. Baby boomers have lived long, happy, comfortable lives. They rode the crest of the wave of life span increase. All things come to an end. As citizens we must now investigate if someone profited politically from this demographic/statistical change.
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  1948. 11:00 "regulations came with a catch" EVERYTHING the government does comes with a catch what people do not understand is that mezcaleros worked outside the towns, in the wild....to avoid liquor taxation. The mexcalero tradition was one of moonshiners and bootlegers, for over two centuries They got roped in by the promise of "government help" D.O. ... and now they are effed Basically they took the starbuck's model of buying 30cents worth of bean coffee and re-packaing it to hipsters as 8 dollar lattes. And just as starbucks, this is done with full government enforcement and cooperation in the coffee growing countries
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  1949.  @annaredding  who are you to judge what is a "minor inconvenience"? If you think it is, you wear a mask. You have no right to impose your criteria on others.
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  1950.  @ziganda26  as we should. The only way out is to let nature take it's course. There is no law, no decree, no passport and certainly no cloth or paper mask that could stop the spanish flu, the regular cold, or this. Governments want you to believe that they "do something", when they are helpless and useless. Be careful of on who you place faith. Beware of faith itself. I have seen NO EVIDENCE that government decrees cure. They have mismanaged health services for decades. Why you belive this charlatans?
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  1951.  @MR..181  am I? 🤷
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  1952. Dude. You seem chill and decent. Your script is good. But for some reason your delivery doesn't do it for me. Wish you the best, will check your videos, hope you find your audience, even if it's not me. Respectfully.
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  1953. 2:30 "fact checking is hard" not the issue. it may he difficult or impossible, doesn't matter Because the point is not how hard it is, the point is that NOBODY is arbitrer of truth™ There is no such thing as "miss-information". And there never was any fact checking. By their own admission, they merely presented "alternative facts"
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  1954. a jet airliner, improperly configured, can bleed speed much faster than it can lower weight by burning fuel
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  1955. RESULTS Effectiveness of pre-Omicron primary infection against pre-Omicron reinfection was 85.5% (95% CI: 84.8-86.2%). Effectiveness peaked at 90.5% (95% CI: 88.4-92.3%) in the 7th month after the primary infection, but waned to ∼70% by the 16th month. Extrapolating this waning trend using a Gompertz curve suggested an effectiveness of 50% in the 22nd month and <10% by the 32nd month. Effectiveness of pre-Omicron primary infection against Omicron reinfection was 38.1% (95% CI: 36.3-39.8%) and declined with time since primary infection. A Gompertz curve suggested an effectiveness of <10% by the 15th month. Effectiveness of primary infection against severe, critical, or fatal COVID-19 reinfection was 97.3% (95% CI: 94.9- 98.6%), irrespective of the variant of primary infection or reinfection, and with no evidence for waning . Similar results were found in sub-group analyses for those ≥50 years of age. medrxiv 2022.07.06.22277306v1 Duration of immune protection of (......) natural infection against reinfection in Qatar This is still a pre-print, bla bla.
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  1956. Science cannot change, because it is a method. Data can change. So can the "experts" show the data before/after to support the "change" claim?.... what? there never was any data on wearing masks in the first place?....how can they say that the data changed, if they had no data to start with?....if you make these questions you will be labelled "racist"
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  1957. It behaves like an early Starfleet comm badge proof of concept.
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  1958. Government intervention causes un-intended consequences? Who could have guessed!😂
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  1959. 2:40 "manpower", "man intensive war" funny...why is inclusive language not demanded here? Why is it not "person-power"? Or the equality and inclusivity end outside the CEO office?
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  1960. In LatAm the anchor corner store is usually a bakery/coffee shop. Walking to get oven hot bread adds a lot to quality of life.
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  1961. The lockdowns were excessive both in scope and duration The fraud started with "it's only two weeks"... funny they have memory holed that
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  1962. They did look at the data from Diamond Princess, and created as much fear as they could with it. Even a year later they turn a blind eye to the data, and want to impose restrictions on children. Any data from South Africa will be used to spin yet another terror story, regardless of what the numbers say.
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  1963. Min 11:29 shows a red light at the end of the platform, so there is a train stop that should have triggered the tripcock. If there was enough space left to stop beyond this point, for a given speed, is an entirely different matter. ///// The resistors added to limit the power available at the terminus stations point to that the space allowed after the stop was never meant to catch a train at high speed. Not a flaw, but a limitation of the line.//// Only one thing is certain, the driver had his hand on the deadman's switch, ruling out incapacitating condition.
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  1964. because no matter how hard China locks down, oil doesn't come from China. Corn and meat doesn't come from China. Lockdowns in China cannot rise prices of crops harvested in the US or Argentina
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  1965. Still a better bankruptcy than Alameda/FTX
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  1966. Want to test fly a transonic manhole cover with no engines?
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  1967. Not clear how an "invencible" missile changes the "everybody dies" balance. MAD doctrine is based on retaliation. An invincible rocket first strike leaves the silos empty, so the silos anti-missile defenses are pointless.
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  1968. I put forth that "liberal" (as used by Thornhill) individuals were naturally culled during most of human existence. When the adventurous travelled away from their native group, they faced variants of known diseases, or totally new diseases, and died. ☠️ never returned and seldom changed society. The technical advances after the steam age allowed faster and greater volume of travel, and medical advantages spared the adventurous from dying. Thus the ratio between "conservative" and "liberal" was modified in population as a whole.
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  1969. no pierden nada. Esos bienes son colaterales de bonos y prestamos. busque en el FINANCIAL TIMES la noticia
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  1970. Russia is an energy exporting cleptocracy. A much larger version of Venezuela or Saudi. It is not a problem of "enemies"...it's a problem of government owned petrodollars slush funds.
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  1971. 3:50 yes the visuals are the strong suit of this show. The story is not good enough. Revenge doesn't take prisioners, Fowler should be dead. Mizu's will changes as the plot needs to spill onto a multi season IP
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  1972. @spartanx9293  Fowler told her the names. She has no need of him after that. Revenge doesn't require witness identification. Respectfully
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  1973. Do not under estimate the power of words The "associated states of america" is very different from an "union" it doesn't really roll off the tongue
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  1974. 21:50 "easy like a tap" If it could be "easy", then any dick and jane could do it. And they don't. Because they can't. The thing is there should be well paid and well experienced people on board to make these HARD decisions quickly. Toolpushers, sub-sea, and masters must have the confidence and authority to lay their jobs on the line to save the lives of their crews . Well control is not optional.
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  1975.  @blabbitch  did I say Olympia was part of the Great white fleet? What is the "joke" you are talking about? Go strawman somewhere else. Please DO note my comment is about the paint scheme: stately and magnificent.
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  1976.  @blabbitch  Where did I say Olympia was part of the Great white fleet? What is this "joke" you are talking about? Go strawman somewhere else. Do note that I am talking about the paint scheme. Stately and magnificent.
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  1977.  @blabbitch  where did I say Olympia was part of the Great White fleet?
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  1978.  @blabbitch did I say Olympia was part of the White fleet?
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  1979. Drach firing guns. Yes please.
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  1980.  @rogersmith7396  👍
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  1981. 16:35 "we were not allowed" is all you need to know
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  1982. 6:00 "once they have cornered the market" there is the problem. 9:10 oversupply of labor was created by greedy capitalists? The root cause is left unexplored: zero cost fiat money given by government and used in wasteful schemes
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  1983. The lesson here is that the french people were and still are head and shoulders above the french government.
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  1984. 2:39:50 Can you stop wind from blowing into the hangar? Why yes! Here is a Clothesline. 😁
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  1985. nautical intersects legal. Joy 😀
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  1986. The party needs taxes to pay for the armed forces the internal represive institutions, that are even larger and more expensive than the armed forces The question is very simple: Can the China pay the expense of the security forces (internal and external) required to mantain a single party , unchallenged, in power? This has nothing to to with roads, infrastructure or land. Hegemonic power over 1.7Billion people is expensive
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  1987. Sell this idea to YouTube: Load the same video with several thumbnails AT THE SAME TIME... and let the thumbnails compete in real time by changing the relative frequency of the thumbnails in the alloted impressions, according to the response, automatically. 👍
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  1988.  @christopheredwards7846  no, it cannot be said that eating modified dna is the same risk as injecting it
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  1989. 12:13 Luke throwing away the lightsaber in Return of the Jedi Luke throwing away the lightsaber in Last Jedi. "the first as tragedy, then as farce"
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  1990. 0:20 "excess growth in the money supply" Powell does not say that money supply is the issue. And he may, or may not, understand it. WHAT HE DOES UNDERSTAND is that saying this will put the blame squarely at the feet of the politicians who approved the expenditures. And that these same politicians can remove him from his powerful and cushy position. I would not go as far as saying Powell doesn't understand monetary theory... it may just be that it is not in his personal best interest to acknowledge it. Never attribute to malice or stupidity what can be explained by greed. (Hanlon's razor + "follow the money" )
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  1991. 10:20 it is incredible how much that looks like the VW bare bones 13:59 "not chasing speed" This is a key concept. It is a good fun ride, but average Joe is not a qualified racing driver, just wants to have a good (enough) time in a fast (enough) car Cost, simplicity, absolute relieability make this market overlap with a lot of high end comfy moyorcycles.
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  1992. Am I the only one that finds the last name "headland" just perfect. ❓
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  1993. This hits hard.
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  1994. 21:50 "democraticly elected dictator" 1- So nothing has changed 2- voting equals tyranny of the mob Nihil novo sub sole
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  1995. 3:30 FIFA is one of the most corrupt and opaque organization in the world. Hosting the world cup is proof you have a corrupt elite that needs prestige and legitimacy. 18:10 "makes the government less able to address the root cause" The government IS the root cause. This video makes great effort to avoid placing the responsability at the feet of the ANC. 21:00 "the very dynamic they fought to end" Noooo. The coveted this dynamic. They fought to capture it, not end it.
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  1996. There is something about concentrating vehicles and showing them off. Why are they not afraid of an artillery strike?
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  1997. What is gaslighting? for 1500
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  1998. I make my banana smoothies with the peels on.
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  1999. This woman is NOT "stateless". She choose to be a citizen of the "islamic state". Her decision has consequences. There is no case FOR Ms Begum. There is always a case for keeping politics from interfering in justice. A known criminal must not be allowed to wrap herself on the later.
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  2000. remember when the factories where questioned? how the story was buried and disappeared? I remember
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  2001. If the gulf oil states were truly interested in a "post oil" world they would have invested in chip fabs So it is about corruption, inflated prices and directioned bids
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  2002. Solid content
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  2003. equal outcome is injustice
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  2004.  @traviswade5208  👍
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  2005. Solid content. Feed the algorithm
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  2006. This is a unique opportunity to unite all the west and the muslim moderates, against the islamic fundamentalists. But it will be wasted, and that is the evidence you need to understand that western governments do not care about western citizens, western culture, or their safety.
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  2007. Now consider that most kitchens in the US have great ovens with excellent temperature control. What prevents people from baking their own bread is that the time wasted in traffic Let's see if the work from home and the uptick in baking during the ( special period of tyranny) kickstarts a change
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  2008. This man is a treasure. May he share his experience for many years to come.
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  2009. Teddy Roosevelt: Talk softly and carry a big stick D Trump: Forget the talking, carry a HUGE stick 👍
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  2010. 13:48 "this is not the way other armies had behaved" I disagree. This is exactly how WW1 charges across no-man-land were done. Westerners just learnt the horror of industrialized warfare before the japanese did. The real issue is that in a single generation we in the west "forgot" our own recent history.
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  2011. If "video killed the radio star"..........TOP GUN maverick shot down "the message" You can scream until you turn rainbow colored puddle... but you can't refute 1.3 billion dollars
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  2012. Once you see it, only politicians and lobbyists will un-see it. Only CNBC "reporters" will mislead the public about the ills of government intervention
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  2013. 1:10 Ford knows how to make pickups. What is notable is how much knowledge they ported over to the LIghting Sandy is comparing this to the CyberTruck. Yes the cybertruck has a high "cool factor", but it is not (yet) a work truck The EV trucks is where the race is ON.
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  2014. BS video, BS red herring "problem" 1:20 computer programmers cannot play doctor, that IS a skill gap 2:10 the paper measured EXPERIENCE, not skills. Bait an switch, tipical BS
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  2015. Any analysis that does not include the gold mines that Wagner runs in Africa is incomplete
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  2016. A population that is gullible enough to believe that fiat currency is actual money, has no problem believing SAGE and Ferguson's models.
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  2017. Yes. Houston has it
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  2018. So regulation did not prevent the collapse of FTX? So why ask for MORE of what doesn't work?
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  2019. Sooooo why did MSnbc rebrand to Cnbc?
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  2020. This is an important development
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  2021. noteworthy: where is the graffiti? Buildings in the west get painted quickly, even more so when abandoned
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  2022.  @YOLO-yx2nz  True, but even real photos from web searches, and the shots of the turists groups, show bare walls. Not "clean" walls, for sure. But no graffity walls Respectfully
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  2023.  @anonimosu7425  interesting. Thanks for the insight.
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  2024. 0:50 "chinese citizens " I did not know this video was fiction There are habitants, maybe naturals, even "nationals". But "citizens"? That is a stretch The interesting questions are... who is shorting this? Where is the Scion Capital equivalent? Who is the chinese Michael Burry?
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  2025. Government creates a problem by medling with free enterprise with zoning laws and subsidized freeways Government compounds the problem with Urban Growth Boundaries Government blames capitalism for the failure
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  2026. It's naive to talk about "democracy" when the population is unarmed, and the government holds all the weapons. Please note that unarmed people are not citizens, just mere inhabitants.
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  2027.  @BlazeGrind3r  postal traumatic stamp disorder
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  2028. Airbus M400 already hitting mach 0.7 https://youtu.be/cHngD0LyfkU
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  2029. Trudeau knows he is finished. The emergency powers will be used to block a vote in the parliament to oust him.
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  2030. min 13:40... Loki becomes free not by relinquishing "ambitions"... but "attachments" (in the buddhist sense). He fails (again) by picking up a new attachment (a loved one). Freedom is precisely experiencing life, without attachments. No bureaucracy can hav power over you if you do not want what they have. It doesn't make sense... and it is all right! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kClVsV6e_uo
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  2031. Min 57:30 The similarity with today's (country that shall not be named) is unavoidable. ----- It was clear that (ejem!!) was turning into two countries, a coastal/urban (ejem!!) based on exporting goods, dependant on the rural hinterland or imports for food, Australia for coal, middle east for oil. ---- Is this a Weimar-style economic reset, without the trench warfare?
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  2032. It is surprising to me how much these news are the same we saw in the late 70s
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  2033. Le Me: Put my hand out the car window.. wheeeee!!!!🥳..... DHL 757: Hold my beer.
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  2034. From the modern dictionary of Utube censor double speak "Redacted" = "hidden from public" End of comunique
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  2035. 4:30 "identity is deciding on a purpose.... leads him to take action" It is the other way around. Most people never make decisions, or are aware of their purposes. But their actions reveal their purpose, regardless if they decided, chosen or are unaware. Freedom is not a CHOICE, it is a CURSE. Unescapable, and un-excusable. Even if you are ignorant and unaware... you reveal your emptyness with your actions. If your actions are hurtful and or contradictory it just means you are hollow.
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  2036. I am speechless.
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  2037. @N Fels and pray, do tell, what was the correct choice? wait "for years", or kill a few hundred people? If protocol is not being followed, then is up to (precisely) the VanZandts to bring it back. Kicking and screaming if it had to be. ATC is never pilot in command.
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  2038. @N Fels if you are in the middle of a fog, in an alternate airport packed with planes, if you KNOW the ATC is an "idiot", and you KNOW that there is someone taxing behind you... and you gun down the runway without proper clearance... what was VanZandt expecting? A Christmas miracle? It is a very clear and KNOWN choice between wait and kill. There is nothing false about taking off in a runway that is occupied.
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  2039. mike rowe all the way.
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  2040. North Sentinel trade balance: a few dozens coconuts
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  2041. What I want to know is who and why would lend them USD, and take "make believe" Tokens as collateral. Respectfully. 🎩
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  2042. "we use feet"... E P I C
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  2043. 😊
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  2044. 3:40 Governments giving guns to people to go die in a meatgrinder ALSO SAME GOVERNMENT taking the guns away when they fear the meatgrinder will turn against them This is what they do not teach in government run schools... Thank you for your "patriotic" sacrifice.. now that you survived foreign tyrants you must submit and disarm to your fellow countrymen tyrants
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  2045. We need vampires to study this for centuries. 😂
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  2046. MAke awnings with solar panels. Run the electricity to low heat emitting lights inside the house
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  2047. This is meaningless. It is only to distract the attention from the NOTAM failures screw up This will bury every web search with the word "FAA" and now will point to this "news"
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  2048. It's over, you say? Will you be rolling back the emergency powers and advances against liberty? Will the EUA be rolled back/out? Will pharma have to conduct proper clinical trials? So is was never about health
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  2049. 9:40 buy privileges And there it is, in a nutshell, the whole case for anarchism 10:30 "shower employees with perks" This is a HUGE contradiction. No Google employee would consider food, electricity and gas as "perks" These are perks only in a society SO POOR that it is closer to Orwell's 1984 (see below) If China is still so poor that food is a "perk"... it means the GDP numbers are fiction. ========= In practice the needs of the population are always underestimated, with the result that there is a chronic shortage of half the necessities of life; but this is looked on as an advantage. It is deliberate policy to keep even the favoured groups somewhere near the brink of hardship , because a general state of scarcity increases the importance of small privileges and thus magnifies the distinction between one group and another. By the standards of the early twentieth century, even a member of the Inner Party lives an austere, laborious kind of life. Nevertheless, the few luxuries that he does enjoy his large, well appointed flat, the better texture of his clothes, the better quality of his food and drink and tobacco, his two or three servants, his private motor-car or helicopter-- set him in a different world from a member of the Outer Party , and the members of the Outer Party have a similar advantage in comparison with the submerged masses whom we call 'the proles'. Title: Nineteen eighty-four Author: George Orwell
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  2050. Aux armes, Citoyens!!!!
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  2051. 5:24 90% of patients do not need oxygen... are these patients that are hospitalized because of CV ? Or are these hospitalized patients of any cause that HAVE CV ? If these cases are "incidental" then the hospitalization data needs to be taken with a pound of salt.
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  2052. -There is not enough water! There is a drought! -Should we build new dams or expand the existing dams? -Noooo... just raise the prices and auction of slots -When private concerns do this you call it "predatory pricing"! -Yeah...but when government does it we call it "the greater good"
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  2053.  @timmyburden5701  Farming was shut down in many parts of the world. Coffee was already surging 8 months ago due to the lockdowns https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Gs7ZUy91Eo Did Russia invade Colombia and Vietnam eight months ago?
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  2054. you do know it takes decades to get the approvals to build a nuclear power plant? And you do know that the people that make those laws and regulations are the SAME ONES that are shutting down the existing reactors? And you do know that the german energy minister is now a member of the Gazprom board? =============== Germany's former Chancellor Gerhard Schröder to join Gazprom board Gerhard Schröder, a former German chancellor with close ties to Russia, has been tapped to join the Gazprom supervisory board. Schröder has come under fire in Germany for working in the Russian energy sector.
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  2055.  @tavdy79  Tatcher did not make a mistake. She was prunning the budget. Ruthlessly. You are just mind reading if your argument is Tatcher knew how some murderous inmoral argentinian generals would respond. Mind reading is not an argument.
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  2056.  @thekaiseroftheeast3895  My support for Tatcher has nothing to do with @tavdy79 mind reading and mental powers to control the argentinian junta. But since you seem to lack arguments, and rather personalize the debate and talk about ME.... yes, I support Tatcher. If she had had four decent general staff, the argentinians would be speaking english by now.
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  2057.  @thekaiseroftheeast3895  mind reading and Tatcher controlling the minds of a military junta in Argentina is an argument? oookeeyyy
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  2058.  @thekaiseroftheeast3895  please read his comment. He sayd that Tatcher laid a trap for the argentinian junta. Complete mind reading... and assumes Tatcher wanted and could control the junta
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  2059.  @thekaiseroftheeast3895  please go and discuss with him what he "literally" meant, or not. I will not speculate on what other said. If you believe you can lay "bait" without a "trap".. that is on you.
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  2060.  @thekaiseroftheeast3895  I am not pretending to know what Tatcher was thinking. Who is?
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  2061.  @thekaiseroftheeast3895  you can talk about me all you want. Personalizing the debate does not constitute an argument. My "delusions" are not your concern
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  2062. The symptom that is always present with quobid is government propaganda.
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  2063. 32:50 "France is building new nuclear reactors".... The french turned out to be the smart ones "Germany is debating..." not so smart Rusia should have understood that the Arab oil embargo backfired for decades.
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  2064.  @gottagowork  Politicians fire medical staff when they pass vaccine mandates for nurses and doctors. Last year these nurses where heroes, now they are scorned?
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  2065. Precision artillery changes everything.
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  2066. 4:10... "giving more money to Russia would guarantee peace." there is a reason this is a voice over. They can't say this with a straight face.
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  2067. 7:00 do they manufacture the droids in the shipyard? Do they make hyper-drives in the shipyard? Sure it's a shipyard? Sounds like space home depot
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  2068. they are older, weaker now. After years of lockdown and no sunlight...
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  2069. There is nothing secret about this aircraft.
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  2070. want to bet how many electoral races will be flipped late at night by mail in votes?
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  2071. 12:00 square mile?
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  2072. 3:48 "que sienten" 5:58 "se sientan mejor" Y queda una vez mas revelada la mala intencion zurdopata. No importan los "sentimientos" de nadie Solo importan los datos. Lo que cada quien "sienta"... no es lo que debe guiar una gestion publica.
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  2073. Better than most content The wage component of inflation is missing
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  2074. All tariffs are economic distorsions. Tariffs are an economic alternative to kinetic warfare. If war is politics by other means, tariffs is war just shy of using bullets. Please do note: war is always costly in blood and treasure. A country can choose to use bullets or tariffs. In all cases, the citizens pay. ------- War is merely the continuation of policy by other means -Clausewitz
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  2075. Cases only mean something if they are weaponized to create terror and compliance.
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  2076. The US is mediating between Russia and Zelenski The mediator CANNOT take sides Zelensky demanding that Trump bad mouth Putin would inmeadiately disqualify the USA as a mediator Thus, it is evident thay Zelensky actively undermines the effort to end the war. I will not speculate as of WHY he does it, That is what he did
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  2077. You do understand that all that regulation and oversight did not prevent anything? Doesn't matter if they do not bail out AGAIN...the issue is that it happened AGAIN
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  2078. Confusing and confounding "government" with "civilization" is still done to this day 2:00 When they are conquering, tyrants like Alexander are presented as the "culture" or "civilization" 3:45 When Rome comes and takes all, it's "the talented greeks" that failed. Bait and Switch
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  2079. 27:55 "time to produce luxury goods" This is essential. This is time not spent on survival (forraging, hunting, getting water). The availability of time to do this safely is evidence that hunger was not a pressing issue. Neither was violent death, as you don't make necklaces while at war. Food, water, safety are all measures of "wealth" The reverse side of the above is that burying the "luxury goods" means that there is no accumulation of wealth . And it makes sense, in a society where most trade is barter, most coin is a perishable foodstock or animal. There is no concept of savings, or even inheritance. Maybe even property is just becoming a thought.
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  2080. "kodak" is up there with "xerox", "martin decker", "flit", and "steelson" in the pantheon of great commercial names
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  2081. On one hand: children get antibodies naturally from breast milk, so this was to be expected On the other hand: the pro \/ crowd repeatedly said this would NOT happen for (reasons) So much for "experts" and their expertise
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  2082.  @christopherrobinson7541  all fine and dandy... but this was precisely the kind of study that had to be done BEFORE mass application The issue is not the potential harm, the "low levels" or "study size"... it is the mismanagement of risk . You cannot force medication on breastfeeding women... and later claim "more research is needed"
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  2083. 3:03 6:30 it's 2023 and "journalists" are still using "so you are saying" The Kathy school of strawman is alive and well
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  2084. Tesla pranked Ford. Just announcing the Cybertruck years ago sent Ford scrambling to produce an electric Pickup. Tesla may not "know" what a pickup is, or what the pickup customer wants...but Ford does.
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  2085. Can you say "failed military government invades falklands" to cover internal problems with an "easy" victory?
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  2086. 1-Min 4:14... Post marketing data is interesting, but it is the TRIAL data that they need to show. 2- min 5:55 what is redacted is done to hide something. It may a medical proble, OR it may be a political/money problem. If the number in this document does not match the claims of politicians at that time, or the payments already given to pfizer were much larger than the deliveries.... it would "look bad" 3-min12:27 without breaking down age groups it is impossible to state that there is a "favorable benefit risk" (sic), 4-The report does not show the illness/death numbers used as reference to indicate there is a "benefit". (again, broken down by age)
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  2087. This will surprise many people: The best defense against the next "pandemic" is an armed citizenry telling government to EFF-off.
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  2088. Will these ships need some sort of tender/depot/flotilla leader mothership? (somewhat like the Dixie or Vulcan)
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  2089.  @bernardberben4852  >>>>You know this doesn't happen every day right? propaganda happens twice everyday before breakfast
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  2090. 5:00 note the wave breaker. Were they expecting typhoons? Or were there overly optimistic about the speed they could achieve?
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  2091.  @leme5639  as a general statement, yes.👍 They do have a few bright spots in tech...🔎🧐 But that makes it worse! Advanced tech suffers even more when maintenance, training and spares are compromised. 🙂😉
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  2092. Tip of the hat
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  2093. Not the best video of this channel Still better than most Feed the Algorythm
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  2094. There is still no proof of "human" intelligence, so the idea that hairless chimps can create "artificial" intelligence is just laughable.😊😂😊
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  2095.  @profesercreeper  10% true covered how (somehow) they managed to launch HARMs from MIGs https://youtu.be/ha-mL1MbvO0 Regards
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  2096. So they went from "mandated" to "non eligible" in one pen stroke? They skipped over "urged", "recommended", "desirable", "meh🤷", "if you want to" rather quickly!!!!
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  2097. Thanks the drinker, he watches this garbage so I don't have to.
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  2098. This 🎩
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  2099. there is nothing "short term" after three years. This was a power grab to implement harsh social credit and large scale population control And it worked. They now know how much, how long can they restrict liberty. It is now a a yardstick, and a desire to set new records
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  2100.  @ciybersal9833  dead "with", not "from"
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  2101.  @ciybersal9833  same as the chinese government doesn't challenge their own gdp, poverty, growth, and banks financial data. the fact remains: three years later, at untold cost in poverty and quality of life, China is dropping the "zero" policy and WILL face the deaths they "saved" (jaja)
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  2102. There is nothing "new" about UBI. We have had it for centuries. We have always had charities, and patrons handing out stipends, grants and scholarships. What proponents of UBI have never explained is why this MUST be a government run program.
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  2103. HMS Glowworm: let me charge head onagainst an 18000 ton cruiser USS Samuel B. Roberts and USS Johnston: hold our beers. May we live to be worthy of these deeds
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  2104. nothing new under the sun yesterday "genuine hecklers" today " mostly peaceful"
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  2105.  @ZER0ZER0SE7EN  That is the point. France only had a defensive strategy, and would never make good the promises to aid Poland. France and England would not have started a second front until much later. The alternative was not to attack Russia towards Moscow first, it was to attack Russia towards Stalingrad first, taking over Romania on the way. Leave Poland alone, as a buffer.
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  2106. toxic fandom toxic masculinity "toxic" is newspeak for "challenges the government interest"
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  2107. 54:40 I had always believed that the (nominal) weight/pitch/altitude/thrusts settings for "leveled flight" of every aircraft were memory items. This accident has a doppelganger, WestCaribeean 708. Ice in the engine pressure ports caused unreliable thrust EPR readings.
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  2108. Someone, somewhere, much smarter than me, already combined moore's law, the capital cost of new fabs, and the limits the human user has to calculate where the diminishing returns to all this capital madness will start. Semiconductors will have a "Concorde/SST" moment sooner than we think.
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  2109. Charter cargo flight with light load (vaccines) helped. Banking hard at high gross weight may have risked a stall.
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  2110. I thank the Drinker for sparing me this horror
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  2111. 3:10 mild... low number of severe... low number of deaths let's get over with it
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  2112. Politics have become the management of poverty
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  2113. If you put short range missiles in Ukraine, you backpedal on the Cuban missile crisis justification. MAD does not depend on short range missiles
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  2114. the same media that said it cannot report "hacked" wikileaks emails is eager to amplify a supreme court leak Will anybody question if this leak is "rusia misinformation"? nah....
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  2115.  @yoman7873  Reality is a stubborn thing. If you believe government statistics, it's your fault. How many Indians own a washing machine? Less than 20% of households in India owned a washing machine. The northern States of Punjab, Haryana and Himachal Pradesh topped the list along with Goa.Jun 14, 2022 thehindu ++++++++++ According to the National Family Health Survey, just 37.9 per cent of the total households in the country own a refrigerator. While only over a quarter own an air conditioner or cooler, about 18 per cent washing machines. Even though the proportion seems relatively low, this is an improvement from the situation five years back. August 16, 2022 at 03:24 PM. thehindubusinessline
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  2116.  @miguelusaf13  like I said... par for the course.
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  2117. BRICS = UN security council we have at home 😁
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  2118. I know very little about this to have an informed opinion.
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  2119.  @l3d-3dmaker58  I hear you.👍😀 Respetuosamente.
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  2120. So they locked down everybody for a year BY FORCE and with threat of prosecution. But it's "stigma" and "bigotry" to tell a well defined demographic to stop having sex for a few weeks? When medicine is used for politics you can't unsee it.
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  2121. Ilusos! JA JA JA... esos yates son colateral de bonos que Credit Suisse colocaba para que los oligarcas mantuviesen la liquidez de su capital. La prensa DES-informando. Como si fuese la "gran cosota" que les quiten un bien empeñado y que realmente afecta es a los tenedores de bonos. LOS GOBIERNOS NO HACEN NADA... es puro show!! Del FINANCIAL TIMES "Credit Suisse has asked hedge funds and other investors to destroy documents relating to its richest clients’ yachts and private jets, in an attempt to stop information leaking about a unit of the bank that has made loans to oligarchs who were later sanctioned. Investors this week received letters from the Swiss bank requesting that they destroy the documents relating to a * securitisation of loans backed by “jets, yachts, real estate and/or financial assets” * , according to three people whose firm received the request."
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  2122. This is a bad movie, with a poor script and weak direction. It was never good or smart enough to be satire. The only point worth highlighting is that Ishirwell's algorithm was wrong when it predicted that Dr Randall was going to die alone, and they actually undo the point by having the president killed in the colony planet.🤦
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  2123. From Reuters Brazil nixes BRICS currency, eyes less reliance on 'mighty' dollar By Marcela Ayres, Bernardo Caram and Lisandra Paraguassu February 13, 2025 4:07 PM There is no BRICS currency. There will never be a BRICS currency Because they BRICS don't trust themselves with monetary policy. They know they like to print money.
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  2124. 3:35 "the bat is a good luck symbol in China" Not anymore!!! JA JA JA
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  2125. ...porter un gros bâton 🇫🇷😀🇫🇷
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  2126. Over ten minutes and no mention of the underlying problem. The USA won the cold war because it was a single front against Russia. Today there is the danger of two fronts: one in Europe against Russia, and a second front in Asia-Pacific against China. The USA does NOT want to risk two fronts. This is why Europe has to step up, and secure the european flank.
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  2127. What can be learned from Luxembourg? Outsource your defense: The total armed forces are less than 1000 people, and 0.6% GDP
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  2128. mistakes were made. The calculations that resulted in a glider recovery effort surely were optimistic
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  2129. Periodismo tendencioso. "Fue abandonado"? Nooo... La empresa petrolera estatal de Yemen lo abandono . Esto es otro fallo de empresas de gobiernos. La ONU esta es sirviendo de tapadera a gobiernos irresponsables y corruptos. Y estos "periodistas" distraen la atencion de las causas a "la catastrofe"
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  2130. I wonder if Abe had a say in this tank's design
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  2131. The prohibitions to outdoors activities were intentionally designed to make the vitamin D deficiency worse The decades long war on milk and dairy products is to make vitamin D deficiency worse The several decades high sugar and carbohydrate diet from the food pyramid is designed to cause inflamation It was and it is all a calculated conspiracy
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  2132. misinformation is the bedrock of all money spent by governments. Research should be private, because the eventual profits will surely be private. A private fusion start up misleading the investors with Qplasma shennanigans would be dragged into court. A government program doing the same for decades, just gets more funding.
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  2133. tyranny.
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  2134. Should not happen
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  2135. min 9:00 governments with forward vision? JA JA... governments are only concerned about the next election./////// The keystone of the "great reset" 3:55 " must include green conditions " is where the root problem is. This is something that has to pass parliament, not the world economic forum. This is something that actors, cello players and royals should not dictate. If the citizens do not want, ask or even care about this, guess what? SHUT UP! -- We are not looking for "leaders" . We do not need "leaders". We are not children, we are not cattle to the herded. We are autonomous individuals that make our own choices, thank you very much. Go stuff your "leadership" in your own lives.
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  2136. Maybe send a sample of the short interval oil for analisys, baseline the metals and the wear of the engine over the next year.
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  2137. The point of the Cybertruck was to troll Ford into making the F150 Lighting
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  2138. the talk about "protection against hospitalization" is just marketing to change vaccines into a subscription service. Pharma looked at "software as a service" and said... UHHH I want a piece of THAT! six weeks!!! every six weeks you need another fix.
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  2139. good content it's worth to notice that Harvard has not acted against those who ran cover for Gino. Collusion.
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  2140. same here, did a serious double take
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  2141. If there ever was a Klingon-Beatty...would you imagine Drach making remarks on his lineage? In the original Klingon with PG13 rated subtittles.
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  2142. "fell" ? .... The left did not "fall", they knew and they are accesories in this whole scandal.
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  2143. Solid content
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  2144. 7:00 "embarrassment to the city of Chicago" JA JA JA... as if that were even possible that ship sailed many many years ago
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  2145. A more interesting question is why so few POLITICIANS are engineers. Maybe because "solving problems" is not a required skill. 😁
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  2146. 9:05 "government is forced"... ja ja ja. Nooooo Government is PAID to be a willing accomplice. Lobbysts don't "force" anything...they BUY lawmakers, rulings and regulations.
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  2147. much better people be fools and "believe in gold" than have people coerced with violence and threat of jail to accept by force FIAT paper money
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  2148. "It's an inanimate carbon rod!" the simpsons do it again
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  2149. Good content
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  2150. Politicians and journalists mix and confuse NATO, EU, and "europe" as it suits their agenda
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  2151. You pay for this circus. Is it not time you stop paying for clowns that don't make you laugh?
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  2152. Pero que verguenza de nota. Abren diciendo la propaganda que "decidieron" dejar de comprar gas de rusia...no mencionan que el embargo precisamente excluye el gas... y luego pasan a decir "que pasaria si cierra el grifo?"... ya va... no era que habian decidido prescindir de ese gas? ya el grifo deberia estar cerrado. Pero es mejor echar el cuento mal para aterrorizar a la población y crear enemigos externos.
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  2153. 5:40 Exactly. Will had to ask a word with Chris, ask for an apology, right there and then The escalation to direct violence cannot be justified, but makes for great spectacle. BY THE SAME REASONING... Chris got slapped and did not defend himself . That is also wrong. Violence is never initiated, but cannot be allowed to proceed without response. Further to that wrong, there was no response from security (and boy, oh boy, is there security in these A-listers gatherings!!!) ALL STAGED. The ratings are low, the advertisment revenue is not enough.
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  2154.  @Ushio01  Fair point. Agreed: missiles cannot substitute shell weight and kinetics. 👍
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  2155.  @overtoast1105  yes. That is where "distributed lethality" comes in. The boat just moves the missile. Somewhere, a sophisticated drone is doing the targeting and guidance. Cheers 👍
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  2156. Solid content.
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  2157.  @Noschool100  Russia cannot give up the Crimea because it needs access and outlet into the Black Sea. The HOW it gets access can be negotiatied.
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  2158. That population pyramid is scary.
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  2159. Here is the lesson: - When it suits the power, they release the watergate story - When it does not suit the power, the tapes get buried The issue is not that they hide somethings or promote others. The issue is that they decide for YOU. So you are no longer a free individual. Make what you will out of that conclusion
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  2160. 18:55 I expected a sharp drop after the pandic. Curious
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  2161. Yeah. 1600 tons was still not good enough. Close(r), but no cigar Solid content
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  2162. min 6:50... not anti-vax, vaccines won't do it alone, natural inmunity is the way, permissive infections... Great Barrington said all these things a long time ago.
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  2163. jump to 5:30.
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  2164. 4:42 Federations are voluntary. If you need to keep a large army to threaten Peru to stay in the federation, you are doing it wrong. Ports, lighthouses, roads and commerce bind nations. Not armies
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  2165. The benefit to cost ratio of this airframe is off the charts 30 million is peanuts for a plane that can fly for three decades saving real estate and woodlands This is what happens when the design is taylored for a single well defined mission.👍
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  2166. Ref 5:05:00 - Did the red yarn rope include sisal fibers?
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  2167. 26:25 let's do that again 🤦‍♂️ This is good content. 👍
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  2168. The issue is dire
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  2169. Video suggestion: ships captured as prizes and displayed for bragging rights, or kept in services for straight up trolling.
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  2170. Britain's interest were Empire and Royal Navy dominance. 1- Win or lose, a Germany "at peace" in Europe would be capable of sending troops (more?) overseas to challenge British Empire interests. 2-Germany had not lost the naval race. They just changed it to Uboats.
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  2171. Where is Greta?
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  2172. 4:00 "don't think about it too much" modern, government sponsored, mob approved lifestyle in a nutshell
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  2173. Watching the left eat it's own is delicious. When the external enemy (trump) threat fails... they should have to admit they are wrong. They can't do that, the party is infailable!! What to do?... They much rather create internal enemies to blame for lack of loyalty or orthodoxy...yeah... if they do not get their way, it must be because there is a traitor!!
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  2174. 3:00 Russia has no future if the customers its courting see an unreliable supplier that is willing to use blackmail. China and India are taking notes
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  2175.  @MrParky018  buying cheap yes. But they will never tie themselves with pipelines
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  2176. The easy way to understand this is as follows: The USA has bigger fish to fry in Asia-Pacific. And Europe will NOT help on this. USA doesn't want, nor take charge of an european flank, so Europe must step up. Just ask yourself: would NATO guarantee Australia's or the Phillipines' security? For the same reason, the USA doesn' t want to secure Belgium anymore
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  2177. The drinker took this news very well.
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  2178. So.. taxes make investment in infrastructure unviable... who could have forseen that? ALSO: governmets have had the ability to sell tax free bonds for decades...and are so inefficient that even with that advantage they could not build the line. BONUS: amtrak has failed to do any of this for decades. They already had the corridor, could issue tax free bonds...and still could not provide high(er) speed lines
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  2179. Min 13:15 The totalitarian dogma laid bare "We need politicians". No we do not need them. Politicians are the actual cause of why industries have enjoyed externalities and subsidies (min 7:50). The proposed "solution" is the same as the cause of the problem. This is a contradiction. //// The scaremongering has gone from a coming ice age, to global warming, to just climate change... and now it's "rapid" climate change. They have decades attempting to instill fear into the population, and they have failed, so now they are demanding "rapid" and "must act now".
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  2180.  @johnw8578  wife, children. Not always recognized. Also companies would be affected if the "blessed golden leader" dies. So insurance would cover stock price risk. And remember that most of the net worth is unrealized gains. Estate tax would take a large chunk of it, insurance is taxed different.
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  2181. Please do note that ministers of defense disappear in China, and secretaries of defense also go awol in the USA and nobody knows. The farce of the rotten tires and lack of maintenance in the "special military operation" prompted the CCP to kick the tires ans open the hood of their armed forces. 😊 They didn't like what they found.
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  2182.  @Justanotherconsumer  Or a distributed swarm of unmanned stealth loitering AWCAS that rotate the radar emission, locations and frequencies. Can't be targeted or locked onto. Xmit data via laser upward to satellites.
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  2183. "enormous health cost coming"... JA JA JA... Now debasing the currency, adding debt and inflation is a "health cost"?
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  2184. They show the ad, the video hangs up.
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  2185. Remember the media screaming "bigger than watergate" for months on end? How come they are silent on this?
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  2186. When the government doesn't (no longer?) like what the "experts" have to say, they get rid of the "experts". History, literature and language are the memory of a society. By attacking these, it becomes easier to control large masses lacking a shared culture.
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  2187. if you shoot that thing from the hip, you get kicked into the next zip code
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  2188. "we"? Nooo.... "we" didn't create anything. THEY created themselves, and now THEY are afraid to get their due.
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  2189. @lazynow1 that is a scary thought... ja ja ja 😁
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  2190.  @aranos6269  no argument here. Someone should be responsible. And we also should understand why they made these decisions. The objective here is not to punish, but to prevent.
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  2191.  @frederickbays405  You DID understand that this was done because of Stalin's threats? (real or imagined)
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  2192.  @frederickbays405  In hindsight we know Stalin was weak. But keep in mind that all this was agreed for in Yalta. The commitments made in Feb/45 in Yalta contemplated continued and bloody war in the pacific, with Russia as an ally, maybe for two more years. The Trinity test was not until July/45, so it was still unproven pipe dream. Maybe, if Yalta had happened after the the Trinity test, Stalin would have not been able to obtain so much.
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  2193.  @frederickbays405  That is NOT what I said. What I said is that WHEN Yalta took place, they all expected two more years of war, and they needed Stalin to chip in against Japan. So the promises to return the prisioners were made to keep Stalin "happy". Had they already tested the Abomb before Yalta, maybe they would have not promised so much to Stalin
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  2194.  @frederickbays405  As you say, Stalin could kill 30M japanese. Now if the allies wanted Stalin to do this, they had to surrender the POWs to Stalin to keep Russia on their side. --- Imagine for five minutes if Stalin had brokered peace with the japanese in exchange for (whatever)... and had sent the leftover lend-lease equipment and supplies to Japan.
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  2195.  @frederickbays405  no argument here. You are making my point. All the commitments and plans made before the Abomb were changed after it was used. The allies agreed to repatriate the peoples Stalin demanded, because they needed him for an extended war with Japan. Stalin changed his plans to take Manchuria, Korea and China, when he saw what the Abomb could do. /// Also, that Stalin played the allies like a fiddle? Yes, yes and yes. The western allies were unprepared to deal with people like Stalin.
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  2196. If you know recent LatAm history: "Expropiese" 🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩
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  2197.  @Jay_Johnson  it's not a matter of delay, "waiting". The issue is that within current regulations they are rejected, not delayed.
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  2198.  @Mac15001900  why would people, in dire need of housing, apply for fewer licenses? It's almost like it is a complicated, expensive process with low success rate!
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  2199.  @Mac15001900  the evidence is that not only companies apply for permits. in one sentence you say " people", and in the next " companies. As I said, people, in dire need of housing, aren' t applying....that is the evidence Companies have no need for housing
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  2200. @Mac15001900  I am still waiting for the survey that "proves" companies are not building because they want to limit supply. The video did not present it, you neither.
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  2201.  @Mac15001900  I made no claim, other than permits are at an all time low. And brought my sources. THE VIDEO, and YOU, claim that this is for "greed". You are the one that have to prove this. Deflecting is what you do.
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  2202. @Mac15001900  curious way to demonstrate you don't care
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  2203. Action against the GOVERNMENT of Colombia. It's not against the colombian citizens, not against the country. ALSO: Tell me you shat your pants without showing me your pants...😂😂😂
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  2204. Trains cannot compete with airplanes in long distances. The fact that the video focuses on LA to NY, instead of the short (er) North-easter corridor where AmTrack is "successful" * is why I down vote this video * Restrictions apply
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  2205. the people that gave us " vote blue no matter who" , are crying because Trump wants loyal people. 🤷
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  2206. 2:50 "i was surprised" No sir. You were played, misinformed, fooled and subject to decades of tyranical propaganda. There is no crisis, never was, never will. The "crisis" only affects politicians that see their power base shift, and they want to retain it.
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  2207. Not a smoker, so I may be wrong. They still put clove in the cigarretes in Indonesia. The smell is unmistakeable.
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  2208. There is a direct line in the Y chromosome from "big ax" to "hemi V8" 😅
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  2209. 6:00 there has to be an Oscar for hiding those globes🎈🎈
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  2210. This is not an "inequality" problem. It is a political problem between rural and urban areas. This is just the death throes of populist political parties that fear cities will empty, taking away their concetrated high density voter base and the power it provides. The productivity gains of the future will not come from scale, that is why cities with large agglomerations of people are no longer a pre-requisite of innovation
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  2211. We believed that politicians had a (D) to mean their political affiliation. But it meant (D)ouble standards all along.
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  2212. If it can't dodge a 600ft, 53000 ton slow boat, how will it dodge a 40 knot torpedo?
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  2213. The problem is the assumption that there is a "one size fits all" solution Every use case will require a chemistry that is optimal for the requirements Sodium should be pushed for the static energy storage, mayyyyybeeee very light short range bicycles . The problem with static storage is that it can be distributed in nature and chips away at centralized control. There is a political component in this matter.
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  2214. What time is it? Why, it's auto, banking, pharma and universities BAILOUT O'CLOCK!
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  2215. 20:10 "you HAD a liberal Joe Rogan" She is over the target. ALSO, I may add, " you HAD a Bill Maher". You HAD a Tulsi Gabbard... and (🥁 drum roll) you EVEN HAD Donald Trump! ( “In many cases, I probably identify more as Democrat,” Trump told CNN’s Wolf Blitzer in a 2004 interview. )
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  2216. These are not omissions. The movie is about one man, not about the war. Make your own movie.
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  2217. This is good content
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  2218. 35:20 the issue with caveman plastic rectangles (unga bonga) is that it lacks central bank digital currency controls The tell is "it knows which car is plugged in and how billing gets sorted" It's not "neat", it is the active represive side of the social credit score system
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  2219. Adam saying AT-AT👍 (and not atee - atee👎) did not start a meltdown in the comments. Perhaps there is still hope.
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  2220. Interesting idea. There are "tell-tale" devices for containers and crates that register if goods were impacted or shocked during shipment. (useful for glassware and delicate machinery)
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  2221.  @jorgem.alonso5409  Good question. He did not defeat the navy, he defeated the army ferried by said navy. The objective was the taking of Cartagena, and it mostly involved a land campaign. There really was little ship-to-ship battle, so it gets a "meh" from naval historians. Lezo played the rains and tropical diseases pretty much the same way russians played the winter card. The location of Cartagena greatly enhances the defense. The shallow waters in front of the Baluarte Santo Domingo prevented ocean going ships from coming into range and firing on the city. The shallows also made troop landings exposed to cannon fire while approaching, denying a direct assault with fire support.
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  2222.  @marvindebot3264  I agree. I got to respect the skill. 🎩 This was not "easy" nor "lucky". Regards
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  2223. When panzer-chocolate fueled rage is not enough for your dear leader goals
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  2224. Isn't a centrally planned economy, and absolute power of the CCP, supposed to guarantee something like this couldn't happen? Aren't these frauds the hallmarks of the capitalist greedy system? Any hardcore communist want to comment how can a fraud be "centrally planned"?
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  2225. only a fool would keep his own capital in a country run by a single party government that holds that "private property is theft"
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  2226.  @gerri577  First, lay off the name calling. "fringe" is not an argument. Second... obesity, smoking, heart attacks and many other illness kill far more people every year.. and we do not lock down the world. Third, it is political because you could have done something different (Sweden, anyone?..) so it was not a "science" or "medical" issue. Finally, everybody dies, and it never was the government's mandate or responsability to keep no one "safe".
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  2227.  @gerri577  Second warning Lay off the name calling. Was "the country" at risk? Was the virus attacking the borders? Bombing cities? Honking horns? Government provides defense, military defense. You want to push the narrative that health is the same as military action? Yes I am callous... grow up. You WILL die, deal with it.
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  2228. 2:38 What is holding that codpiece?
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  2229. 4:38 "the war in ukraine gave Berlin a chance"... ja ja ja... there was no need for a "chance", the 2% spending was a comitment and requirement to being part of NATO. The script is used to mislead and deliver propaganda.
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  2230. Solid content
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  2231. 9:15 "asymptomatic form" Another "killer" illness that has NO SYMPTOMS!!! Hollywood is known for the RE-makes....now public health is also rehashing scripts
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  2232. France is the well mannered North Korea of Europe.
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  2233. 10:20 "if they wanted" and inmediately you contradict yourself by revealing is government regulation that stops it
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  2234.  @drcovell  yes 🙂😂🙂
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  2235. Fine, don't pay me. It's my boat and the confederates would love to take it off my hands.😂
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  2236. Periodismo tendencioso. "Fue abandonado"? Nooo... La empresa petrolera estatal de Yemen lo abandono . Esto es otro fallo de empresas de gobiernos. La ONU esta es sirviendo de tapadera a gobiernos irresponsables y corruptos. Y estos "periodistas" distraen la atencion de las causas a "la catastrofe"
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  2237.  @Royaleoake  Agreed. 👍
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  2238. MIn 0:28 "all this is simply a market failure "... no it is NOT. You say the power industry is "heavily regulated", that prices for whosale energy and retail is FIXED BY THE GOVERNMENT ....so there is no "market"... this is a GOVERNMENT FAILURE. Government meddles with the energy production and consumption (for political reasons)...and the it blames "the market". Stop repeating governmen lies. /// How do you say "lower your expectations" in chinese?
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  2239. Solid content
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  2240. 19:00 "there is a strong incentive" Ok... but if there are strong incentives, why are there not "strong" consequences and accountability? If Harvard creates the "pressure", they MUST also provide the oversight. Unless Harvard benefits from the incentives... and since there is impunity, they risk nothing
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  2241. 1:00 "because it was awesome" 👍
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  2242. Here is a pertinent question: 1has the UN's children agency UNICEF questioned the lockdowns? 2 did the IOM UN's organization for migrants say anything about the extended border closures? If the different UN bodies cannot and DO NOT criticize one another, what makes anybody think they will let the individuals oppose them?
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  2243. Remember when nurses were "heroes"? No longer! The media and the government will promote whatever is the current profitable agenda.
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  2244. 1:35 "ceci n'est pas une pipe" moment 🤣👍
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  2245. 👍👍👍
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  2246. 15:31 "this is where energy is different"...JA JA JA... so being stuck in an island ( 14:30) with a bar of gold or a wad of cash is bad....but being stuck in an island with a Tesla power wall is "different"? The over simplyfications and soundbites make no sense!!!
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  2247.  @cooperp6429  my critique to the poorly made over-simplifyed sound bites does not "kind of depend"
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  2248. Dr Campbell, respect. 🎩
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  2249.  @thecraggrat  that being the case, and since OEMs are not building new trailing edge fab machinery... there must be a sustained reduction of legacy and trailing edge installed capacity. When the old machines find no replacement, or spares, the capacity must dwindle.
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  2250.  @thecraggrat  I agree with what you are saying. But at some point there are no more spares or sustaining, and all the functioning machines are fully utilized. If you wanted a (trailing edge) typewriter today, it will have to be used, and to have it refitted, it would cost you much more than a (leading edge) laptop and a laser printer. I submit to you that the "typewriter" installed capacity is shrinking... like the trailing edge chip capacity
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  2251.  @thecraggrat  40year old equipment may also means the few people that know how to repair these things are retiring/dying. That is how we lost the F1 engines for Apollo, and programers tell me that it is harder and harder to find people that can do Cobol and FORTRAN for legacy systems. Thanks for the talk!🙂
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  2252. @卩乇尺丂ㄖ几 lockdowns collapsed both supply and demand, that may be why there was no price signal before lead times increased. Lockdowns may have caused deep and long term damage to the supply side, thus creating the long lead times. Respectfully.
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  2253. @卩乇尺丂ㄖ几 i agree that in a free market the price isn't static. But it is not a free market because governments are meddling with it all the time. Governments just shut down everything for two years, that has to affect the markets.
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  2254. @卩乇尺丂ㄖ几 there is a difference between an Oligopoly and an Oligarchy. Two different things. I do not believe there is an Oligopoly of private actors. But I do put forth that there is an Oligarchy of government distorting the markets.
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  2255. @卩乇尺丂ㄖ几 🙂👍
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  2256. @卩乇尺丂ㄖ几 No worries. You are evolving your thoughts and being respectful, I will gladly have you as my fellow citizen. 👍
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  2257. USNavy: arsenal ship? nahh... pass USAF: arsenal cargo plane? Shut up and take my money!!!!
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  2258. The pattinson's batmobile is a call back to the Green Hornet's Black Beauty
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  2259. Even if this tanks don't go to east Ukraine, they will free many legacy tanks currently holding the line north of Kiev and facing beloruse
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  2260. So the "explanations" they had given SO FAR were 1- that the simple count of adverse reactions is meaningless, because the group of people getting vaccinated was much larger than normal. Now we know this is not the case. They just took over two years to publish the data per number of doses. 2- that it was a MASS vaccination campaign, so every UNRELATED illness was attributed to the vaccine. Now we know that the adverse reactions match the adverse effects detected on the clinical trials. And now we know that they wanted this adverse reaction lists to be hidden for 45 years 3- The also claim that these adverse reactions are not due to the vaccine, but they are in fact due to "long covid" The problem with this "explanation" is that the timing matches the start of the vaccination, not the start of the pandemic If "long covid" were the cause, then the adverse effects would have been recorded starting in mid 2020. I recommend the boriquagato on this matters, he has all the receipts. These are the tittles: properly measuring vaccine efficacy and risk reward vaccine adverse events data swedish vaccine injury data how to massively skew reporting of covid deaths and vaccine reactions Thank you kind Doctor for your dedication this matter. Respect🎩
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  2261. min 2:30 "investment needed during recessions"... there is no need , there is political profit from this. It is not "investment" , is pure expenditure
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  2262. EVs are not selling enough due to range limitations...so the government has to subsidize the "charging roads" so that EVs manufacturers cash out on economy of scale. Why should tax dollars be used to make money for private car manufacturers?
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  2263. They wanted self rule and independence. Now watch what they do with it.
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  2264. Any discussion of profitability must include the rise of interest rates. The cost of the airframes and leases has increased with interest rates, and it is killing many "zombie" corporations that were kept alive by cheaply available capital.
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  2265. 2:43 "espantar a los inversionistas" Y es que los inversionistas estan contentos con Argentina? Acaso el riesgo pais no esta en las nubes De google: Los países que recibieron más montos de Inversion Extranjera Directa fueron Brasil (33% del total), México (23%), Chile (11%), Colombia (7%), Perú (5%) y Argentina (5%). 2:13 "fuerzas politicas" ahhh bueno. La poblacion argentina va a ser rehen de "las fuerzas politicas" que quieren inflacion? Tipico de los medios que le hacen propaganda a la izquierda acusar a los demas de lo que ellos mismos hacen
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  2266. with the available data: no It was the isolation and lack of normal exposure
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  2267. 20:20 "...the auto throttle was inhibited..." I find this detail relevant and imprecise 29:00 "... the TOGA switches inhibited..." is more accurate The AUTOthrottle was never inhibited. TRUE autothrottle off would force the pilots to monitor N1, EGT, EPR, OAT and fuel flow.
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  2268. I also vote for a mock wingtip thingy that breaks away👍 Considered a modified landing chute dragging behind the Su27 and tangling the Reaper's prop and airframe. But would be a higher risk. 👎 Keep in mind plan "A" was fuel dumping to affect the engine? Set it on fire?
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  2269.  @jessestreet2549  Is it doctrine for them to follow orders or to self direct?
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  2270.  @jessestreet2549  that is a scary thought. 😳😕
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  2271. People that buy originals want to keep them pristine, going as far as not using them at all! People that buy replicas want to use them amd tinker with them. It's a replica, no biggie. The legal and liability issues of selling firearms to people that WILL modify them is unbearable.
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  2272. 2:05 "fit for purpose" For WHOSE purpose? For WHAT purpose? Why is the world health organization, and unelected body with no representation, no legitimacy, nor accountability, dictating policy and purpose to private business? 2:56 "inaccurate information" There was nothing more inaccurate than the Imperial college models, and they were reported as such. And yet the WHO and social media amplyfied and spread the inaccurate information. 3:05 "verified facts" Verified by who? Trust who? Trust is earned, not enforced by decree. What is the relevance of "verification" when they argue later that "we didn't know"? 3:35 "invited" We are making an exclusive club. You are not invited. And if you are not part of the club, you must still obey what the club says. Kings were beheaded for much less than this.
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  2273. The CCP is not afraid of tech or robots. The ch1nese people are.
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  2274. 2:23 "our rights and interest" If you are a communist party... you would be scared of ordinary people talking like this What "rights"? PROPERTY RIGHTS What "interest"? SELF INTEREST It is a cultural change, not a housing crisis
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  2275. The cure for the pandemic is an active citizen that confronts governent overreach It was never medical. It was always purely political
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  2276. Solid comment
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  2277. " I enjoy that power" ... Enjoyment for me, not for you. So much for "equality" You want to make men uncomfortable? You succeeded! We don't want to see your movie, it makes us "uncomfortable". Only difference is that we do not demand a "safe space" cinema, we don't throw paint at the screen, nor shout during the movie. We simply ignore you.
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  2278. 15:00 " give it to the military" Why stop there? Just call it "Capitol city, district one" and go full hunger games Government and the military are to serve the citizens, not the other way around Government officials should ride the public transport all the way to a far away airport and de clutter the airspace for regular people. Lead by example, carbon emission, something something climate change.
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  2279. this is pure propaganda video
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  2280. Check out the supplies and history of quinine, salt, cocoa, coconut oil, tar and coffee. And, of course, the Royal navy needed rum... lots and lots of rum. 👍
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  2281. FORTRAN is alive and well. In some cases is the bedrock upon which many large enterprises run.
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  2282. This is what happened in Italy, UK and France decades ago
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  2283. 3d printing will find a niche, but will be niche
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  2284. So... 7 billion people in the world The "experts" said it was going to be "like the spanish flu", about 3% of the population dead 3% of 7 billion would be 210 million deaths predicted, versus 15 million actual (and I still question that number) The rationale and justification for the lockdowns was wrong. The people that influenced policy with these numbers are actual terrorists. If you did this in a private company and missed the forecast by this much you would be without a job. Why is the WHO not presenting the data by age? Two years later and they are only pushing the case count
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  2285. we don't find human faces in modern blueprints. Cave paintings may just be the wrong data repository for human faces
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  2286. "acepta el desafío".... JA JA JA... noooo. Europa no decidió quedarse sin gas ruso, eso no fue ninguna decisión. Decisión fue imponer las energias verdes con impuestos que empobrecen a la población y regalando subsidios que enriquecen a los amogos del poder. Decisión fue concentrar al suministro de gas en un solo país cuando podian haber diversificado. Decisión fue cerrar centrales nucleares, termoelectricas y minas de carbón. Decisión fue vetar el fracking. Que los politicos europeos tienen años tomando malas decisiones, y que los votantes son complices de su propia ruina, eso no es ningun "desafío".
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  2287. ALL LIES No infectious agent can shut down a business, or a school, or make someone skip a cancer screening Lockdowns, healtcare mismanagement, poverty, inflation, graft, pharma profits are all man made decisions. No pathogen can cause that To say that it is "indirectly" caused by a pathogen is morally dis-honest
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  2288. Profitable to WHO? For politicians... Roads, highways and endless construction are VERY profitable!
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  2289. Everyone: Black Adam is the worst movie ever! Nobody can make a worst movie. DC: hold my beer
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  2290. Sandy with a tie? what happened?
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  2291. min 19:37 Why can't Nigeria run it's own refineries? Why is Nigeria not doing QC on fuel imports? This are questions the citizens of Nigeria should answer to themselves. Min 10:40 if they became independent to allow the government to steal from them, it is not the fault of the "developed countries". Independence also carries responsability.
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  2292.  @santopino2546  As far as I can tell ( my italian is terrible) it was a technical achievement that suffered from poor management and marketing "Olivetti sold about 44,000 Programma 101 units, mostly in the United States, including 10 machines that NASA used for the Apollo 11 program. “By Apollo 11 we had a desktop computer, sort of, kind of, called an Olivetti Programma 101. It was kind of a super calculator. (…) It would add, subtract, multiply, and divide, but it would remember a sequence of these things, and it would record that sequence on a magnetic card (…). So you could write a sequence, a programming sequence, and load it in there” David W. Whittle, Johnson Space Center, NASA"
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  2293.  @santopino2546  exactly .. interesting
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  2294. The funny thing is that we have historical examples and proof of media misleading the public for (reasons)... and yet with the technological advances and powerful capabilities that we have today... it is still called "a conspiracy theory" when you ask "cui bono?"
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  2295. periodistas ensobrados hablan de "la derecha" La derecha NO EXISTE. NI Bolsonaro ni Milei son de "derechas".
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  2296. It was so hard to re-engine the B52. The economic case is squarely against a re-engined obsolete fuselage with an expensive redesigned wing. Thechnically, lateral control with one monster engine out is a problem
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  2297. 0:40 "i buy my clothes on Amazon, like a good socialist" JA JA JA...😁 The left eats it's own. They will send you to Gulag in the 3rd batch
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  2298. Wreck it Ralph meets Deadpool
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  2299. There is no curiosity to research natural inmuni-BLEEP because it is free. You cannot spend government money on it. = No government funding for research or data collection You cannot declare dividends on something you do not sell = Keep paying "news" and "reports" that promote medication
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  2300. Solid content. Feed the algorithm
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  2301. Watched it twice. Still does not make sense. Guess I am dumb.
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  2302. Ohhhh boy... It's "jeune école" o'clock AGAIN! 🙄😠
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  2303.  @Davitofrito  Yep... there is a lot of that.
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  2304.  @davidchambers8697  carriers go brrrr 😁
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  2305.  @davidchambers8697  The plan orange to retake the Philippines required a navy, so yes a navy was needed. Had the navy NOT being rebuilt, the war in the pacific would have stalled in Guadalcanal? Maybe earlier? ---- To achieve unconditional surrender, you needed a navy. Peace!
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  2306. As the meme says... you cannot comply your way out of tyranny.
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  2307. Top shelf content.
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  2308. "a few minutes later" 😂
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  2309.  @HankD13  the junta convinced itself. Britain had no money, but the Falklands are important all the way back to the battle of Coronel, or earlier
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  2310.  @Iv4Bez  there is no embargo. Cuba trades with the "super powers" Russia, China, Venezuela, Iran and Brasil They export Niquel, at pretty good prices And, what does the "embargo" have to do with growing sugar cane? Is the sun embargoed? The water? The soil? Go cry "embargo" somewhere else
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  2311.  @Iv4Bez  I call BS, because Cuba has "exported" the "success" in healthcare to Venezuela and Brasil. So pick one lie. Can't have it both ways. Either Cuba is a sport, health and public schooling power house, that exported (for money) doctors and trainers... or it is "affected by the embargo"
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  2312.  @Iv4Bez  if there is a "lack of access to medicine", it is because they send their doctors overseas instead of treating their own population These "exports" deny the "blockade" allegation, since they ARE able to export any good or service they want, and charge hard currency for it. Venezuela paid Cuba in hard dollars and oil. So a) there is no embargo, b) the deficiencies of the Cuban government are self inflicted
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  2313.  @Iv4Bez  there are trade restrictrions. But these are self imposed wounds of the socialist ideas set forth in the Cuban law. Not an embargo. Statetism, lack of respect for property rights and corruption
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  2314.  @Iv4Bez  false. There was an armed blockade to stop missiles coming via ships. It was never a commercial sanction. Furthermore, the blockade failed, the missiles DID go thru. So the "excuse" is even less credible.
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  2315.  @Iv4Bez  cubaplatform org "Significant sources of imported food include Vietnam (rice), Brazil (rice, soybean oil, and chicken), Argentina (rice), Canada and France (wheat), Russia (soybean oil) and the United States (soybean oil and chicken)." So where are the "sanctions"? They trade freely, with many countries. Even the USA sells them food! What the cuban government can't explain is WHY don't they feed themselves? Why can't they grow their OWN food? Is there an embargo on the soil? The rain? The sunlight? The cows? Or the cornstalks?
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  2316. 25:05 26:13 the small circle with a line thru it, above the on/off switch, is the focal plane marker When you measure the distance to an object, this is the zero reference.
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  2317. Fair question. And three weeks later, not a single SJW or progressive as dared to touch it. That in itself is telling. Respectfully
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  2318. individuals are innocent until proven guilty governments are guilty until proven innocent With the amount of "transparency" we are seeing... attempting to hide the data for 75 years... it is clear there is guilt It is up to the citizens to ensure they do not go unpunished
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  2319.  @echo005uk  Sometimes even faster than that. 😁
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  2320. 10:23 It is not lack of "state"... Piracy flourishes not because there is absence/presence of STATE.. it flourishes under the complicity of the GOVERNMENT Somalia's government chooses not to fight kidnappers Nigeria's government chooses to look the other way when a tanker makes ship to ship transfers GOVERNMENTS create pirates, and take a cut.
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  2321. Once again, a collectivist propaganda video. Trying to hide the failings of government intervention and the hubris of central planners. 1- "college" did not break america...GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION broke america. Universities have existed and contributed positively to the economy and nation, long before government came and enacted "college for all". The blame and responsability falls squarely on the government. 2- college and university is by definition elitist. Any attempt to change that would take away an essential part of a truth seeking institution. I want elites, I want them to be restricted, exclusive and very hard to reach. What I don't want is government colluding, granting privilege, or being captured by elites. 3- 25:50 "different people to do different jobs" Trying to hide the core issue that "equality" is a scam. We are NOT equal, never were, never will be. Nor is it desirable to obtain equal outcome. And even equality of opportunity may be counterproductive. The collectivists have used the word "equality" when they always meant "uniformity". And now they are pivoting away from their failings. 4- Why stop the conversation at "college for all"? Why are we not having a discussion about "high school for all"? Once it is recognized that we need "different people for different jobs"... some of those jobs DO NOT require high school instruction. Again, all this is because the collectivists are merely running away from large, very public consequences. They are distancing themselves from their failures. They are NOT engaging in a honest, broad, debate of ideas.
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  2322. 13:13 "ironclad science of climate change" Only the finest propaganda!
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  2323. 4:57 3437 in week 1 Y2023 Just so you get a sense of what is happening....in the WHOLE Falklands campaign 255 British personnel died. Equivalent to waging ten Falkland's wars... every week . Why is the health minister still in office?
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  2324. It is certaintly "artificial", but there is no "intelligence" in ChatGPT When talking to most people it is just "natural" lack of inteliigence. 6:15 Search engines give biased results, AI search engines will give biased results Beware of those that pretend to sell AI as "neutral" AI will be monetized, and the AI "answers" will be "promoted" and "directed"
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  2325. What did the japanese make up of this incident? This was not occupied France with partisans or SAS operatives. This was a serious WTF moment!
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  2326. 35:30 This. The party plays a very long game. If Ukraine sets a successful precedent, then who is to say that other "countries" cannot seek independence and self determination by splintering off Russia? Maybe Manchurria, with international recognition from China. The problem with that is that it cuts both ways....who is to say that Taiwan cannot seek independence and self determination from China? The party must play the long game of double speak, hypocrisy and "it is different because I say so". And Putin just messed up the ccp long game.
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  2327. 15:00 people who aren't smart the deplorables, by any other name
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  2328. The one ( and ONLY) redeeming quality of Churchill is that he held inmense power...twice. Think about that for a minute And TWICE he stepped down. No coup, no palace assesination, no toppling of the monarchy, no kristallnatch If you agree to this.... I will agree to every and all nasty things you want to say about him Respectfully
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  2329. 2:00 "all the important jobs are done by the Barbies... and the Kens just kind a exist" This make Barbieland a metaphor for a beehive. 🐝 There is a 👑 queen (stereo-typical barbie), all the workers are (sterile) females. The male drones have the sole purpose of fighting each other, mate with the queen, and then either die or get killed by the worker bees . I salute the Drinker for sparing me from watching this crap.
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  2330.  @marilynlucero9363  I would do you one better, YOU take the cheat code away from the government that allows them to print "infinite money".
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  2331.  @ExecutiveChefLance  strawman argument. Without politics selling favors, no oligarch can buy favors
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  2332.  @liammarra4003  Isn't the "military" the same as citizens? Or do aliens from outer space come down from spaceships and be paid with taxes? Asking for the thousands of dead ukrainians.
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  2333.  @tyler8253  perhaps, but we libertarians have not killed 100 million. There is plenty "solid" foundation over all those graves
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  2334.  @freddy4603  I have no problem in people making the choice to PAY... but I ask of you.. MUST the payment go thru a GOVERNMENT?
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  2335.  @xunqianbaidu6917  Farmers with tractors are telling me how well does anarchism work in a war. It is there in the open for everyone to see, make bumper stickers. How many generals and HQ staff do the farmers have?
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  2336.  @ExecutiveChefLance  strawman argument. I am not defending giant anything. But I can tell you giant corporations need totalitarian governments to sell them privileges.
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  2337.  @Demonic_Culture_Nut  So you STILL do not qualify what has happened as a "disaster"? JA JA JA... face your fears. The disaster ALREADY happened, and no amount of taxation stoped it.
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  2338.  @freddy4603  circular logic taxes must be paid to the government, so we need government to pay taxes. Please provide a REASON why it MUST be the government
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  2339.  @marilynlucero9363  You may not know this, the country was already being funded. Nobody has presented ANY reason why this funding must go thru the GOVERNMENT's hands.
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  2340.  @readingnews6965  great! Still WHY is it going thru the hands of government?
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  2341.  @dmytrish  How is the shadow economy limiting the access to financial institutions? Blocking accounts and regulating bank access is something GOVERNMENTS do... not "shadow" people paying in cash to avoid taxation.
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  2342.  @skylarius3757  there are private toll roads, private toll bridges, private airport fees. There was a time when buying from the internet was "crazy talk"... but you can have an app that geolocates and pays a few cents to the people that live on a street you are driving on
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  2343.  @readingnews6965  you made the point of "independence". If it is pointless, again, go tell them to stop fighting
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  2344.  @Jay_Johnson  competition. Remember when Motorola, or Nokia were the best cellphones? Or IBM the best computers? Or Studebaker the best cars?
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  2345.  @readingnews6965  name calling is not an argument. If you uphold that people are victims and have no agency in their own lifes, you do you. But I refute your "won't let them" with their own will to fight as shown so far.
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  2346.  @Jay_Johnson  You have it BACKWARDS. Cartels can only happen with governments as enforcing thugs. Telephone companies became a cartel because the government granted "natural monopolies". What do cables and chargers have to do with a monopoly? How can there be a "monopoly" if several manufacturers offer different chargers?
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  2347.  @Terribly_Grimm  So you never seen a privately funded toll road or bridge? Look up the private canals in England during the industrial revolution.
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  2348.  @Terribly_Grimm  "not for profit" = "at a loss paid by taxpayers" If it is not profitable, WHY use public money on a money losing business?
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  2349.  @pelicanformation3802  all these things can be provided by the private sector. There are plenty of videos about "who would build the roads". Pensions can be private, the safety net can be private insurance. (voluntary) Charity is to provide for the disabled, aged and sick
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  2350.  @mesa9724  why do you assume that it's the ONLY way it could function? Proof? Your circular logic doesn't work. You cannot ASSUME it has to work so we MUST pay taxes. In fact, spoiler, IT DOESN'T work!!
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  2351.  @mesa9724  no GOVERNMENT has existed without taxes. Collectivists love to confuse and fuse state and government. States can and HAVE existed without taxes.
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  2352.  @mesa9724  https://youtu.be/sj7wuHFn6pI
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  2353.  @mesa9724  go be a slave somewhere else. Bother me no more.
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  2354.  @f1y7rap  strawman argument. libertaruanism is not luddite. I buy my chairs, thank you, in voluntary exchanges. You are yet another colectivist confusing/ fusing words state/nation/country/government. ONLY GOVERNMENTS levy taxes
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  2355.  @Dave-vq6gq  "well used taxes"...😁
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  2356.  @sep0262  wr already know what ideology can achieve: gulags, great leap forward, chavismo. What we need to discover is what FREEDOM achieves
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  2357.  @charlesparr1611  No? .... because? you say so? Try again
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  2358.  @spasenikovski9204  so when russian soldiers loot you call it (cost) "for free"? JA JA JA... and When Ukranian citizens excercise self defense you also call that (cost) "for free"
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  2359.  @maximilianh.3890  Doesn't the government prey on the weak, the sick and the disabled? Isn't the fight for government power opportunistic and ruthless? Why should laws passed by government be better than an agreement between you and me? Governments existed for centuries with high child mortality, it was Lister that changed that, not government. -- Even IF some interference is good (BIG IF), why would YOU let the government decide how much interference is good FOR YOU?
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  2360.  @chriscruse8131  You do know that Flint had no water LONG before this war? Governments love saying that something far away is to blame. It is called "external locus of control"
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  2361.  @Terribly_Grimm  "military is not for profit".... so the gulf war was not about access to oil, and Rusia invaded Ukraine to make the economy WORST? The British took back the Falklands because tye sheep look cute, not for the oil reserves? Try AGAIN
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  2362.  @pelicanformation3802  You are "bothered" by charities that you can just hang up the phone... but rather PAY the tax undert threat of being jailed when you say NO... Good thinking.
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  2363.  @nahomweldemichael9820  Competition is the only cure for monopolies. Monopolies are granted by government decree that makes competition illegal
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  2364.  @nahomweldemichael9820  Private pensions, private health insurance, private security, toll roads and bridges. There are many private alternatives to government
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  2365.  @Jay_Johnson  Money BUYS "power" because government SALES "power" to the wealthy. If government had no monpoly of violence, then it could not sell "power'
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  2366.  @alvaro701  ad hominem attacks are not arguments
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  2367.  @alvaro701  so.. when you pay taxes "to the state" that money goes to "everyone living in it" or to the "dictator"?... The state is the "people living in it"... the government is "the dictator"... you pay taxes to the dictator... not to the people
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  2368.  @alvaro701  companies are property... when a company pays taxes, the individual owners of the company get taxed.
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  2369.  @Jay_Johnson  strawman argument. I do not endorse violence, and governments do not prevent violence. Rights are not "decided" by government, rights are either yours and it is up to you to defend them (with violence if need be)... or they are NOT rights but rather "privileges" granted by the government. --- I have no quarrel with you not wanting to live "in hellscape", go live YOUR life as you see fit... my problem is that YOUR government forces ME to live in YOUR hellscape. And makes me PAY taxes for your hellscape.
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  2370.  @nahomweldemichael9820  I want everything private. Yes. I rather pay expensive than yield control over my life. Clearly you still believe in the "free lunch" myth of "subsidized" https://youtu.be/YmqoCHR14n8 I rather pay for profits than for governments that are wasteful and steal. Competition limits prices and profits, there is no limit to the level of taxation because it is enforced with coercion.
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  2371.  @nahomweldemichael9820  If monopolies are bad... why is a government with monopoly of violence "good"?
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  2372.  @Terribly_Grimm  questioning my competency is an ad hominenm attack. =The fact that there is no OIL production, or that the wells were drilled later, does not mean that there was no seismic or geological data to indicate there was the posibility of oil in the falklands. =You believe that war is waged "at a loss", YOU DO YOU. I am not discussing your faith, I am discussing FACTS
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  2373.  @Terribly_Grimm  "poor arguments" get counter arguments, not your judgement. If you do not want and answer, do not tag yourself!
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  2374.  @nahomweldemichael9820  1-ALL governments create and support monopolies. 2-There are NO "good" governments 3- You tell me what you believe to be a "good" government and I will tell you which monopolies it enforced with violence
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  2375.  @dyawr  Governments are mafias.
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  2376.  @dyawr  The Ukranian government already had a "long run" and failed to prevent the invasion
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  2377.  @dyawr  It matters not how much money or time you give to governments, they always fail to act in the interest of the citizens. Power corrupts and ETC
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  2378.  @zpetar  so you never seen a private school? private hospitals "do not exist"? Firefighters are not "free", we pay for them. The question is...WHY is the money going thru corrupt government hands?
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  2379.  @nahomweldemichael9820  "monopolies are illegal"... then why is there a central bank with the monopoly of money creation?
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  2380.  @piage84  On the contrary.. I want to pay ONLY my OWN... not pay for YOURS... THIEVE!
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  2381.  @nahomweldemichael9820  you dance a lot around the issue. If monopolies are "bad" why are government monopolies "good"?
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  2382.  @nahomweldemichael9820  government MAKES central banks "legal" with coercion of arms and threat of prision. LEGAL does not mean MORAL
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  2383.  @nahomweldemichael9820  Why is it "necessary" ? You openly admit that government owned central banks (like venezuela) debase the currency... why are you accusing PRIVATE banks?
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  2384.  @nahomweldemichael9820  I read that, and I was sparing you embarassment. HASBRO prints game money for "monopoly" everyday and no inflation happens. Because it is not a matter of how much is printed, but IF someone will take your money. If a private bank starts printing money without backing, people will reject that currency. When governments debase the currency... you are by law forced to use it anyway. No private bank can do that.
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  2385.  @nahomweldemichael9820  You openly admit that you lack the knowledge, that is why you have no argument
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  2386.  @nahomweldemichael9820  you are the one accusing private banks of "printing too much money"
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  2387.  @nahomweldemichael9820  Inflation is a monetary problem, caused ONLY and SOLELY by central banks. When private banks attempt to debase the currency, they simply fail and people reject that currency. Only a central bank can sink a whole country into poverty
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  2388.  @Gary_Harlow  how do companies become "government"?
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  2389.  @catbiscuits4424  if the tax take doubled, stealing and corruption would double as well.
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  2390.  @catbiscuits4424  For the people that take a cut of corruption, of course that corruption "doesn't matter". Double the military makes no difference to Russia. Kiev matters not, the gas fields under the Donbas are the issue
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  2391.  @jamessmith1652  They pay everything with debt. Which is never sustainable, and now that interest rates are going up it will all come crashing down FEE has an short note on California: A study by the California Policy Center in 2013 found that conservative estimates of total government debt — including city, county, and public school district debt — totaled nearly $850 billion. More realistic assumptions about future health care costs and the annual rate of return on the pension fund (4.5% instead of 5.5%) put the total debt over $1 trillion.
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  2392.  @claesmansson9070  I prefer to fight and reject to surrender
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  2393.  @josephdestaubin7426  you confuse anarchy (no government) with chaos (no order) The absence of coercive violent governments does not equal chaos
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  2394.  @TSERJI  please stop the "so you are saying"... do not channel Kathy Newman. Do not strawman me.
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  2395.  @TSERJI  you may say what is YOUR position. With arguments to support it.
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  2396.  @TSERJI  you do realize that governments DO NOT "guarantee a stable society" History is full of governments lasting years and decades, while there is turmoil, bombings and rampant crime. Governments only pursue continued power. Stability is not their goal. You cannot have a "revolution" or a "great leap forward" while at the same time preaching "stability" Your starting premise is falsified. You also have not proven that government is the ONLY way to mantain stability. So that premise is also invalid
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  2397. And that is why I don't use twitter
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  2398. Sweden and Tegnell for the win https://youtu.be/nZRR5zZ0I0s
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  2399. min 4:02... "respectful rendition of the anime"... The anime is one thing. What real women design, make into clothes, or wear is in direct opposition to this anime. The anime is also in opposition to gravity, thermodynamics and physics, so it's not that women's clothing is it's only questionable aspect. --- If you "respect" the anime, you must also take in the cultural moment when it was made. If you denounce said cultural moment, then DO NOT attempt to profit from this intellectual property. Can't have it both ways. Oh wait... you did NOT get it both ways !! You overlayed your current sensibilities on an established intellectual property... and DID NOT GET PROFIT! --- Now try doing a reboot of star trek TNG without Troy's bodysuits and make Worf an insecure weak simp... let me know how much money you get out of THAT one!!! Ja Ja (Laughs in Ferengi)
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  2400. small scale nuclear power is DOA because centralized regulatory bureaucracies will not give up the power to control budget and energy. It is not about the cost, it is ONLY about control
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  2401.  @BRAINSPLATTER16  so it's better when it is handled by a random "bureaucrat" with no face, no name, no mandate and living 1000 mies away from the source? Do you know what a moral hazard is?
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  2402.  @BRAINSPLATTER16  1- energy correlates highly with wealth and liberty. Governments want to control energy so to be able to manage poverty and slaves 2-ahh yes... the "experts"... unelected, unaccountable, faceless, without mandates. How many "experts" told us the poles and glaciers would be gone by now? 3-ahh yes... journalist and media that took in money hand over fist from governments to pass as "news" what the government wanted said. 4-Nobody said anything about "giving"... the government should not be "giving" anything. Individuals would purchase these reactors, freely. not "given". Your totalitarianism is showing. 5- "that is how government works".., and that is why we have to stop the government from "working" like that because it only works FOR THEM
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  2403. Spot on review Only will add that this is the start of the decay of Tim Burton. Many recycled ideas ( dead bride, the corpse of the bride, Sally stitching herself)
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  2404. 9:18 student's visa programs If the individual pays his own tuition, shows entrepeneurship to go study abroad, this is proof that there is NO SUCH THING as "brain drain" There is no comparable or desirable instruction available in their home countries, so it would have NOT developed a "brain" there. There is no government investing in creating the conditions for this. The concept of "brain drain" is just a totalitarian attempt to justify restrictions on individuals making desirable choices. On this idea of "brain drain" they will just expand the government's migrant worker placement programs (discussed in the world cup episode) to a high skill market.
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  2405. The wide mouth with large(er) cheeks and teeth may affect vocalization and hinder development of language. It may even be that they ate, regurgitated, and chewed the cud like bovines, which would change the larinx so much that they could not develop language at all.
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  2406.  @hive_indicator318  please note that I say "development" of language, not the time when we recognize it as such.
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  2407. ​ davidmudry5622 the president of Argentina did the same thing. It's called olivosgate
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  2408. 9:00 "assume all other things are equal" If you make this assumption, the model is worthless. Almost like the models of the Malthusians that said we would die of hunger. Or the Imperial college that predicted we would all die of the sniffles. Models are only good for engineering, and only when validated against real world testing These "models" are been used to justify POLITICS. Not cool, not ethical and not science. 9:31 "data generated by this report" it is not a report .. it is an adivination. That is done in a computer does not make this different from reading tea leaves or the palm of the hand. it is not data results of a simulation are not data. Data is measured from reality. Results of programs are whatever the programmer wanted to get. 13:09 "you will own nothing and be happy" Funny that you say that was "exactly" what they meant, but the WEF itself now says they "never said that". So they deny your mind reading. In any case... you will "own nothing" is not the same as "you will share capital goods" We all know what they said. You will "own NOTHING " clearly means "you will not even own yourself" 15:41 "a drop in food production causes declining birth rates" ehhh sorry. Food production has not peaked, and the birth rate is already plummeting with abundant food. The assumptions of the model are invalid. The "business as usual" escenario is worthless, since reality contradicts the prediction. 16:42 This is an outright lie. The data (lower birthrate) DOES NOT TRACK the prediction of the business as usual scenario (lower food production) 16:20 "feeling a bit anxious" 16:42 "frightening accuracy" (outright lie, but gotta put the fear into the video) And the goal of the propaganda is revealed. The model is worthless, the results do not match reality. They have no data, no science, so they must go for feelings and terror. The model is used to create widespread fear, uncertainty and doubt in the population. This is agenda that the ads are paying these propaganda creators to spread. 16:31 If you critique the propaganda, you are a "cynic".. or a "anti-vaxer", or a "refusink". Name calling and ad hominem is all they have when the data contradicts the "model" 17:43 "top economists and scientists" = "trust the experts" Magister dixit fallacy. This is all they have when the data contradicts the model
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  2409. Market will fix this. Sooner than later.
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  2410. Re-usability is not an issue when the space program is built upon ICBM boosters There is no point in re-usability if you are sending nukes over the horizon for mutual assured destruction
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  2411. 14:00 All predicated on "modelling" And we know how accurate the modelling has been The ice caps are gone, we died of hunger in the mid 60s, oil ran out in the 70s and Imperial college said we would all be dead by now.
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  2412. 3:20 "you have two minutes" ... So people get conditioned to obey instantly What happens when BeReal issues a "challenge"? Two minutes to take a picture "saving the planet"? "when it's time to (quote) be real... " Because everything else in your life is fake!!! ONLY when the app tells you then your life becomes "real" 3:44 "...it's not random" OF COURSE NOT... how much would a fast food chain pay for a push notification at lunchtime? To selected, geo-located phones already close to their restaurants? ".....it's a secret..." because transparency is overrated? 6:45 "for many people it's just no so easy" then focus on this problen. Do not enable loaners, introverts, socially akwards. Of course social media harms people... but it was a side effect. The true goal is social control, and this is what it looks like when stripped of any pretense otherwise.
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  2413. Dr Peterson is doing a great service to his country.
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  2414. Agree. Too long Nolan had already depicted Oppenheimer as a complicated man tortured by his decisions. Not sure the spat with Lewis added much. The casting is great. The stern hand of Nolan is on every scene controlling everything.
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  2415. It is high time parents realize that they cannot third-party the parenting of their kids. Much less third party it to government institutions. Governments have failed in security, monetary policy, infrastructure, corruption, lobby influence, and foreign policy. Why would you trust government with your children? Sterling track record?
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  2416. Solid content
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  2417. Based on the premise that population growth is now capped There is no danger of worldwide famine. Resource usage will also peak. Water consumption will also cease to increase. The doomsday fearmongers of climate change, environmental degradation and existensial fear are ONLY seeking power, before the stable and even declining population makes them irrelevant
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  2418.  @itheuserfirst3186  the question that matters is why Bahama's jurisdiction did not charge nor arrest SBF.
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  2419. "if the interests of justice would be better served without incarceration? " As you are a psychiatrist you may be speaking from the point of view of the criminal, as a person. Let me make one thing clear: justice is not about saving, correcting, re-habilitating or mending the criminal. It is not even about punishing the person, eye for an eye, or tit for tat. Not even getting even or "making him pay" Justice is done to ensure the OTHER 99.9% of the population understand clearly what are the CONSEQUENCES of criminal activity. So they behave accordingly to that risk. There is NO WAY to police the entire world. Or to catch 100% criminals. Or to get 100% conviction rates on the ones you catch. Or to make them all serve their sentences in full. Or to get them all "re-habilitated". All this is "fluff", useless, pointless and not the true goal of justice. The only way to have a peaceful decent law abbiding society is SELF-RESTRAIN and SELF GOVERNANCE. That is the purpose justice serves, making sure everybody knows what is the risk. And on this we agree, incarceration is NOT ENOUGH to achieve the purpose of justice. Unless crime is punished harshly, publicly and has long term consequences, there is no point in calling it justice. This guy WILL walk away free in less than two years. And he will DO IT AGAIN, because this is his nature. The problem is the hundreds of copycats that will not be deterred, because they say "at worst, two years with food, shelter and healthcare"
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  2420.  @homertalk  kinder garden debate champion, I see Insults are not an argument. Try again
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  2421. 10:17 "needs an assertive direction" How many times is this channel going to sell totalitarism and tyranny? There is never a "need" for any degree of slavery.
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  2422. Yeah... let's give the government planners that made mistakes in the past more money and more power to make even MORE mistakes
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  2423. 2:47 "to help people move around" NOOO "to restrict people move around" They created the problem with lockdowns and barriers to travel Then they present their control mechanism as a "solution" Couldn't watch after this.
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  2424. The captions are scrambled... ja ja ja
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  2425. 11:00 mantaining node sizes that are no longer consumer commercial + adding compliance expenses + low volume compared to consumer markets.... madness
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  2426. Twitter and FB are involved. And YT as well. The question is: why YT is allowing this discussion NOW ?
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  2427. Because "british invasion" is already taken... 😁
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  2428. 1:25 "something the japanese people had already proven" Nope.... it was not the japanese people It was the japanese government Not even the japanese "nation". Not the japanes "state". Only governments start, wage and win wars. People only suffer and loose them. 11:28 "need to get rid off nuclear weapons" Why don't we get rid off FIRST of governments willing to "fight tooth and nail for every inch of land" with the lives of OTHERS?
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  2429. The ukranian counter offensive center of gravity will not be Bakhmut. This is just the culmination of Wagner's offensive capability.
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  2430. So they are just executives in company, they don't know what was going on!
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  2431. The bubble is heteronormative patriarchal oppresive and it is wrong because it needs to get in contact with it's feelings.
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  2432. 52:40 grappling hooks are cool
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  2433.  @rayoflight62  was it by choice? Or they missed the opportunity?
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  2434. there is no shift to the right. There is resistance to the fall into the pit of the left. this channel is propaganda
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  2435. 17:13 IF the FED is a lender of last resort HOW is it possible that the FED makes a profit? I'll wait 22:00 FIAT money... because we all agree Nope... FIAT money is imposed by threat of imprisionment It is not a matter or "agreeing"... it is a matter of violent coercion 22:35 The US agreed to protect the house of Saad militarily...as long as they sold oil in dollars Is not that there is a "petro-dolar" , It was a "military-dollar" The US guarded the shipping lanes (Ormuz) for the crude tankers for decades. And provided military umbrella to the Saudis. Some dude called Saddam tried to call this as a bluff... remember how that played out? The Saudis had to pay for all safety IN DOLLARS... and the only way they could get dollars was... by selling oil in dollars The dollar is backed in the world stage by carriers, bombers and missiles. Just as the dollar is backed by guns and treasury agents inside the US. FIAT money has no backing other than coercion and violence.
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  2436. As expected. But this had to be supressed to justify the emergency use authorization. With much less than this, a criminal case against the CDC can be brought forward.
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  2437.  @mrvk39  I don't want to rebuild it because it would use taxpayer money. As I said. If you and your "educated" elites want to make jokes about razing NYC...then be serious and rebuild it with YOUR own money As you had to take back the "razing" as a "joke", it is clear that YOU said it. Not me.
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  2438.  @mrvk39  the joke was so obvious that YOU accused ME of suggesting that NYC should be "blasted out of existance" Go home
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  2439.  @mrvk39  please do not strawman me. I have not said NYC deserves "nothing". To be clear, once again, what I DID say is it doesn't deserve taxpayer's money. If you value NYC art "so much" , then YOU pay it out of YOUR own pocket. Once again, you hallucinate. Where did I advocate for taxpayer's money for Florida, California or anywhere else? Go away with your attempts at mind reading (insecurities)
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  2440.  @mrvk39  once again. Where did I single out NYC to deny taxpayer's funding? Where did I make "an exception" for NYC? Please go hallucinate somewhere else. And "recent history" to me means "runaway deficit" and "ever increasing debt limits". In any case, regardless of what politicians have spent money on, the fact that money was spent is not an argument, just a sad state of affairs.
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  2441.  @mrvk39  no I did not make any exception. I am also against any and all taxpayer funded recovery effort everywhere. You are hallucinating. The fact that it happens, that politicians give away money that is not theirs to give, does not mean that I agree or endorse those handouts Strawman much?
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  2442.  @mrvk39  ahhh the powerful argument of name calling "dumb" wins every debate!
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  2443. pandemic ends when the PM is up to his chin in a scandal that could get him removed. His party does a 180 to open up WITHOUT any "science" or "data", because the data would make clear that the restrictions had to be removed months ago.
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  2444.  @TRGiraffeYT  now that would be asking a bit too much, wouldn't it? It is unreasonable to ask a nuclear country to swear them off. I for one believe that those nukes do not protect the people or the land. Those are instruments of the communist party. They would only be used if the party's grasp on power was lost. As stated, it is only my opinion . And I make no claim to be right, nor right-er, than anyone else. 👍
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  2445.  @ChucksSEADnDEAD  Fair point. 👍
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  2446.  @milferdjones2573  Yep. 👍
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  2447. Si no tener mar fuese razon de ser pobre, Suiza fuese miserable. Si tener mar fuese causa de riqueza, Indonesia seria 1er mundo. Bolivia esta como esta por una razon: su falta de ciudadania.
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  2448.  @anubismann  ud no vio en el video que exportan gas natural? No diga "nada". Lo correcto es "todo se lo roban"
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  2449. Removing minimum parking rules is barely enough. What has to be abolished is the city planning commision, and strip away their power to meddle in business FOREVER
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  2450. The illusion is shattered. What is the difference between Hong Kong protestors in jail and canadians charged with "mischief" ? All governments make political use of law enforcement to stay in power.
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  2451. A point well made and clear. Just one little bit of nit-picking. For the European balance of power strategy to succeed, it is only required that Europe remain DIVIDED. If the divided Europeans actually are FIGHTING each other, 🤷 that is not Britain's making. Britain would much rather trade with a divided and peaceful Europe. Second best is to trade with a divided Europe busy in a dog-eat-dog war within. The last thing Britain wants is a warmongering single government taking over most of Europe, and this is the only goal of the "balance of power". Divided Europe? Yes, please. Fighting Europe? Only as a side dish. ///// I submit to you that the moment talks about an "european aircraft carrier" begin... then the EU becomes a "warmongering single government controlling most of Europe" (https://ukdefencejournal.org.uk/germany-proposes-european-aircraft-carrier/). Maybe an idea for a future video?
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  2452. This is purely unfair hindsight: where the drones? where is the integration of imagery/targeting from drones? The design and procurement process is so long, that by the time it goes into production, the world has changed. Twice over. Open for discussion: in a battlefield with HIMARS, JDAMs and Excaliburs on call 24/7, why haul around a 105mm direct fire? Once more, I openly admit this is unfair to the planners and design team. All I am saying is that the pace changed.
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  2453. I'm surprised about how little wildlife has taken over the bunkers
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  2454.  @texasabbott  exactly... the Ejets cant compete NOW... and with engine options the A220 will become much more desirable.
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  2455.  @ebriggs3498  that is the point.
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  2456. create an energy crisis by attacking domestic production and pipelines, use the energy crisis to justify renewables subsidies
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  2457. Ian researching saga manuscripts = cool👍 The team discovers unknown viking boom sticks = Extra cool 👍👍 They made a reproduction = You just had to show off 👑 They took it to the range and fired the effing thing = No way!!! Hitting a sheep 🐑 by blind luck... that is where the gig is up
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  2458.  @Leotv1948  You forget all the chavista rethoric about self-suffiency (endogeno they called it). One of the flag projects was "el pozo venezolano", by which they would locally produce all the required technologies, equipment and materials. They created a branch of PDVSA called PDVSA-Servicios to kick out the foreign service companies "because they are not needed". They claimed that sanctions would not harm the industry. And yet they failed. I will also point out that they bragged about technological partnerships with Russia, Iran and North Korea, and that they had "all the technology required". If there is chaos, it is not due to sanctions, it is due to the poor planning of these projects.
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  2459.  @bludfyre  the root of socialism economic failure is the destruction of incentives to the individual. If I come up with a better mousetrap, I gain nothing from it. So creativity and entrepeneurship disappear. That is why iPhones are invented and designed by free people in USA, and built by slaves in China. You DO KNOW which one is the "socialist one" between China and USA
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  2460.  @Leotv1948  The US has left socialist Venezuela fail. Sanctions are a response to drug trafficking, giving venezuelan passports to terrorists from the middle east, money laundering and cooperation with the FARC
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  2461.  @Leotv1948  yes there are videos of humanitarian aid being stopped... BY THE VENEZUELAN GOVERMENT https://youtu.be/gKQaGzELROQ name calling does not change the fact that weapons and oilfield equipment from china and russia did enter Venezuela. Where is your so called "blockade"?
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  2462.  @wasneeplus  " nor did they act on any such beliefs" Yes they did. https://youtu.be/eCkyWBPaTC8?t=8204 The "difference" is that MARXIST state took away from "burgeois" to give the workers (class warfare) NAZI state took away from jews and foreigners to give to the germans (race warfare) In both cases, it is state control of the means of production. https://youtu.be/eCkyWBPaTC8?t=8903
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  2463.  @bludfyre  The proof that the government cannot fund innovation is that the iPhone was not created in North Korea. You still believe that a government "can do a better job"... but the evidence is against your faith
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  2464.  @tharrrrrrr  that is not relevant. The issue here is IF the government-state controls property, companies or corporations. If the government state has a "five year plan", set wages, orders production runs and goals... that is socialism And the Nazis did all that.
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  2465.  @bludfyre  Government funds created many things, but none of them are products. GPS is nothing without google maps or Garmin. DARPAnet was useless until netscape made the internet useful Microprocessors were expensive, single purpose, low yield production was acceptable for military contracts... until Zylog and Motorola solved the instruction set and yield problems. The few government R&D that is not a total writeoff cannot be used to justify the wasteful spending of government. You are cherrypicking the successful ones post facto. How many supersonic SST did Boeing produce? 😁 How are those pharma grants doing in gain of function research? What was the ROI on rail guns? Or hovercrafts? Or the supersonic sea plane? Remember the nuclear jet engines? It is not a myth. Government can spend, but it cannot deliver value for money. Only private entrepeneurs unlock value. Sometimes it is found in the trash heap of government wasteful spending.
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  2466.  @wasneeplus  "no large scale nationalisation" Again, they suspended private property rights. All "property" was conditional to be used in favour of the party objectives. Remember that the definition is "state ownership OR control". If the state can take private property and give it to selected front men...it is in control. hence socialism.
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  2467.  @wasneeplus  Yes I do think the US became a socialist economy during the war. And the first thing they did after the war was over was to dismantle the war controls. I do not discuss their "main issues" or mind read their "motivations". Even if you call the economy "window dressing"...the fact was that all property was subject to be taken, a front obedient man put in charge, and it WAS state-government controlled. Hence socialism. You want to draw distinctions in the motivations, or justifications, imaginations or machinations? Fine. But the facts remain stubborn: socialism is the state-government ownership or control of the means of production. Marxists and Nazis BOTH controlled the means of production. Hence both equally socialist.
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  2468.  @wasneeplus  We do know what the nazis would have done with private ownership had they won. They would STILL CONTROL IT . Of course there is no trouble if only "yes men" have property and do your bidding. "deemed necessary" by WHOM? I for one reject eminent domain and public works as well. If it HAS to be bought, then it MUST be bought in a voluntary transaction. Between individuals. Let them sort out the price. The fact that governments advance socialist policies, and that they are contained and prevented from polluting the economy... that is why nobody would mistake the Dutch for a socialist economy. The Dutch economy is not socialist because the people oppose the tyranny of government every day. Not for lack of trying. To answer your question clearly: there has never been a government that isn't socialist. If the economy and the country are not infected by government socialist action, it's because citizens resists and reject it. You will agree that the government IS NOT the economy. Neither is the government the same as the country. Because that fusion and confusion between leader-party-government-country is the hallmark of socialism (ein fuhrer, ein volk)
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  2469.  @wasneeplus  the two citizens hash it out. one pays the other enough until they yield. They go to private arbitrage Thunderdome. pistols at twelve paces I don't care as long as the government stays out of it Calling all the governments socialists is the first step in calling out all the taxes, fiat money, currency debasing, government controlled corporativism
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  2470.  @wasneeplus  people do murder each other everyday It matters not if I am ok with it, or not The issue is that you believe the government can prevent it ( it can't) The issue is that you want me to be helpless so that the government has the monopoly of violence. please stop strawman-ing me. Go watch the cathy newman interview. "so you're okay" is strawman at it's best. Don't tell me what you believe I think. "doesn't understand economics" special pleading. Try again as for "organizing society". I don't want to organize society. But I also don't want you or anyone else to do it.
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  2471.  @wasneeplus  so... how is it going for you? Does your government keep the people that want to harm you "in check"? You have no fear of criminals? Here is the poison you sell: I want to self defend. You attempt to equate self defense with extremism, willfull harm of others. Self defense is not a crime... except for those that want to slaughter helpless sheep. Strawman... i never said violence will be used to solve disagreements. What I said is i don't know and I don't care how two people agree to solve their differences... what I said is ONLY leave the government out of it And yes, for someone that defends government totalitarism...that "is a crime"
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  2472.  @alexgray2482  the government is a mafia protection racket poor people can't afford the government protection, that is why they pay no taxes AND GUESS WHAT? the poor areas that pay lower or no taxes are the high crime areas! So you are accusing my plan of what YOUR plan already is doing? Subdidized high crime areas would disappear under my system. People would leave those places. As I said, the investigation would be made by private insurance. It would be swift, ruthless and effective. As for the gangs. Let them roam free. And let them freely reap the retribution that the community will give them. Gangs don't exist in a vacuum. Without government protecting their life and "human rights" .... gangs would be erased by citizens, almost overnight. Fuenteovejuna. look it up.
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  2473.  @alexgray2482  This is interesting # What would happen if an insurer, a corporation and an arbitrator conspired to bring down a smaller competitor to the corporation. # Conspired... with WHO? You see, companies can only conspire WITH THE GOVERNMENT. Only Governments can give and protect monopolies. "All monopolies have been established with government help" https://youtu.be/lWZu0HcsjG4 Any company using resources on "bringing down" a competitor is not using these resources to give the customer a better product at a better price. If such company does not fail... it is ONLY because of government protection (airline regulations, shipping flag requirements, farming subsidies, internet and EV tax breaks, government charters, banks and exchanges government protected monopolies)
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  2474.  @alexgray2482  people don't rise against government because the government insists on taking weapons away from them That is why the US is different That is why LatAm is so miserable Only criminals (gangs and government) have weapons in LatAm The difference between a citizen and a slave is a weapon.
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  2475.  @alexgray2482  The banks, employers insurance ALREADY act like a cartel. And the do so because the government gives them that privilege To set up a bank you need a government license. To set up an insurance company? government license... these are protections, barriers to entry See what I mean when I say that a conspiracy must include the government? (((but I was mentally unwell and you falsely induced me into signing the contract that took away my right?))) Well, go ask all the seniors that get scammed by hedge funds and Tele-marketers... and then those same hedge funds are protected by the government when they allege that the seniors are "sophisticated investors" and "knew all the risks" Why you keep accusing MY PLAN of what YOUR REALITY is already doing?
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  2476.  @wasneeplus  (((No, right now you live in a normal society where the government usually tries to look out for everybody's interests, as it should be.))) Would you fly on an airline that " usually tries " to make safe landings? How about a hospital that " usually tries " to amputate the sick limb? Is that normal for you? Fine.. not for me. I do not want to fly "goverment airlines"
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  2477.  @alexgray2482  there are no "natural" monopolies. All monopolies are un-natural, created and enforced by government coercion Banks existed long before regulation. What needs barriers to entry is the FIAT money ponzi scheme
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  2478.  @alexgray2482  If what you say is true. Please explain how IBM lost the PC market. Why Nokia lost the cellphone market. Why the "real McCoy" oiler was lost. All these companies were run by angels inmune to "collusion"? Did they not desire "profit"?
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  2479.  @alexgray2482  Pray do tell, have the federal trade commission or the European commision attempted to dismantle the monopoly of money by central banks? Don't think so... so it is no that they are against "collusion" or "monopolies... just the ones that do not OBEY their designs
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  2480.  @alexgray2482  "communist party" is your problem You blame private companies for the things government companies do
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  2481.  @alexgray2482  by definition, if the government is making regulations, it is not a "neo liberal" laissez faire free market system You are angry at the collusion between government and corporations (socialism)... please stop pretending government intervention is the fault of free market
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  2482.  @alexgray2482  Strawman argument: I have never advocated for ankle tags Why are you discussing what I have NOT said? The liars, thieves and murderers are all in government, not among the population
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  2483.  @mikemcmike6427  "Or the fact every single left wing party leader was either forced to flee Germany or killed." The left kills and eats their own Just because Stalin purged everybody else does not make him a "right winger'
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  2484.  @mikemcmike6427  Oh as allies and friends and brought them into their party. Hahahaha keep going clown boy. I’m owning you here call me daddy By your own admission, they made deals with anyone if it suited their interest. If it was "convenient". So even IF they treated the "conservatives" as "friends"..IT WAS ONLY FOR CONVENIENCE I’m owning you here call me daddy Having a conversation with an leftist is like playing chess with a pigeon. They knock down the pieces, shit the board, and then strut around claiming they won!
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  2485.  @makhnothecossack4948  "State capitalism" CANNOT exist If it's "capitalism", it's PRIVATE ownership If it's "state" it's not private Please stop repeating leftist sound bites, stop making up words. Stop changing the meaning of words. Stop pretending "it wasn't real socialism"
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  2486.  @makhnothecossack4948  "...isn't the definition of socialism..." Please stop making up definitions of socialism. Please stop saying "it wasn't real socialism" The definition of socialism is the GOVERNMENT CONTROL of the means of production.
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  2487. @MadManRob thank you for your kind comment. 😁👍
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  2488.  @JohnBickner  So? The "chavistas" have claimed for years that they had alternate markets. They also claimed the path to grow was "endogeno" , similar to north korea's "huche" ideals. from 2004, much before the sanctions, Chavez was loudmouthing about not "one drop of oil" to the USA 10 de marzo, 2004 - 00h00 “Si Bush trata de desestabilizarnos, no tendrá ni una gota más de petróleo”, afirmó el presidente venezolano Hugo Chávez al diario francés Le Figaro, en entrevista efectuada en Caracas y publicada ayer en ese periódico.
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  2489.  @JohnBickner  roads can be charities. Or can be paid by subscription. I do not buy the "monopoly" argument. One: governments are already charging "monopoly" prices to enter London or Paris, so it has already happened. TWO, in this age of remote presence and internet, nobody has to go or be anywhere anymore.
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  2490. Periodismo tendencioso. "Fue abandonado"? Nooo... La empresa petrolera estatal de Yemen lo abandono . Esto es otro fallo de empresas de gobiernos. La ONU esta es sirviendo de tapadera a gobiernos irresponsables y corruptos. Y estos "periodistas" distraen la atencion de las causas a "la catastrofe"
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  2491. solid content
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  2492. Solid comment
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  2493. I was today days old when: I learned I was the only freak that heated water in the microwave to make just one cup of tea.
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  2494. high production value, top shelf content
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  2495. Strong A10 vibes.
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  2496. I salute the drinker. His sacrifice will be remembered.
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  2497. Why is it that governments only work with fines? Why can't the protection of the environment start with tax breaks for communities that buy these "adjacent" lands and manages the development, carries pollution insurance? It is always the stick. Carrots are reserved for lobbyists
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  2498. the problem with this idea is, who would you trust with this power? 1-There are no "white knights", everybody has a price 2-It would be used more frequently in peace time against individuals, than in wartime against "governments" Respectfully
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  2499. It never ends. Two weeks became until the vaccine was developed, then became until grandma got vaccinated, then it was 97% of adults. Now it is the children as well.
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  2500. Other things holding Mexico back 1- State monopolies in energy, electricity and refinery choke growth From STATISTA MEXICO: The electricity generating capacity in Mexico reached 86 gigawatts in 2021, up from 83 the previous year. This figure marked an increase of almost 40 percent compared to 2011 . Combined cycle power plants, fueled by natural gas, accounted for the largest electricity capacity installed in the country in 2021. CHINA In less than two decades, energy consumption of China tripled , from less than 43 million exajoules to over 145 exajoules in 2020. 2-Food imports Mexico's agriculture sector is insufficient. Food imports and subsidies create permanent and growing deficits that subtract from investing and growth. 2022 record-import-of-grains-and-oilseeds-grew-565-in-v In volume, the import of these basic products represented 38.7 million tons, 10.8% more than in 2020, according to data from the Agricultural Markets Consulting Group (GCMA). Corn purchases abroad also reached a record by adding 18 million tons, an increase of 11.9%, compared to 2020 and the value of these increased by 79%, to reach 5 billion dollars, a third of the total imports of grains and oilseeds. Another staple food for Mexicans is beans, whose imports amounted to 186 thousand tons, 28.8% more than the 145 thousand the previous year. The cost of this import was 168 million dollars, 38.4% more than the previous year. According to agricultural consultants, wheat imports totaled 5.4 million tons, with a value of 1,623 million dollars. 3- Power geographic centralization and strong presidencialism
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  2501. Remember "wizard of Oz"? An entire movie, bleading edge of color technology and vfx. Single female protagonist with several male sidekicks. One of the men was a literal coward, and another had no effing brains. And this movie still rules! 👑 Dorothy never complained about the "patriarchy"™. The tin man was not toxic, just rusted. These are my two cents. 🪙🪙
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  2502. If you still believe in representative democracy , you just witnessed that it is NOT a democracy, and NEITHER does it "represent" you.
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  2503. "wrong but useful " is the cornerstone of "trust the experts" Let's see how many ways "wrong but useful" has shown it's ugly head over the years... -the Malthusians doom cult of the Club of Rome -the Hubbert peak chicken littles -the twelve years until global WINTER kills everyone -then twelve years until global WARMING drowns everyone -Six to eight portions of carbohydrates in the food pyramid -adults don't need to drink milk The sleigh of hand is that it is never specified useful to WHO ? Certainly it is never the public.
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  2504. 17:38 There are ATM that are not affiliated to any bank If there was the demand for high speed chargers, a third company would be building them for ALL cars, with the mix and match plugs Please do not bring the government into this
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  2505. If it ain't broken, don't mess with it.
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  2506. 2:49 it's pointier! 😂
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  2507. Soon yutuve will update the terms of service to exclude talking about all cause mortality or excess deaths
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  2508. 3:30 "can grow competitively is cane sugar" Peter is waaaaayyyy wrong on this =====REUTERS That 2021-2022 harvest hit just 52% of the goal for the season, Granma said, or approximately 474,000 tons. That is nearly half of last year's crop of 800,000 tonnes, which was already the worst since 1908. =====The Observatory of Economic Complexity Exports In 2022, Cuba exported $67.2M in Raw Sugar, making it the 45th largest exporter of Raw Sugar in the world. At the same year, Raw Sugar was the 5th most exported product in Cuba. =====Ajazzera But for decades, the industry has been in decline. While the island regularly produced more than 7 million tonnes in the 1980s, last season — squeezed by new “maximum pressure” United States sanctions — it yielded only 480,000 tonnes. This year, the target is even lower as Cuba heads for its worst sugar harvest in more than a century. The USA consumes 11 million metric tons of sugar per year. So Cuba is less than 5% of what the US markets needs, it wont move the needle ALSO: Mexico is the only real ally Cuba has left. Any attempt to extend NAFTA incentives to Cuba, will be contrary to Mexico's interests, There are still many "1980s mexicans" in TODAY's Mexico.
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  2509. The required precision is where "good enough" overlaps "that's really expensive"
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  2510. Why is it that none of these remakes take place in the "worker's paradise" of North Korea? Or the GDR before the wall fell? Or in feisty underdog Cuba? If Velma the show has "diverse" cast of people with asian, black, indian backgrounds... why isn't it set in Myanmar? I must point out that not even in Wakanda you could have this diversity, and THAT is a made up country!!!
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  2511. The Cave Novel by José Saramago
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  2512. Can they not be bribed with a treat?
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  2513. What is implied is that governments have the mandate to control human population 13:10 , manage the herd 7:00 . They do not. Please pay attention to the word and concept of "government control". You know what this is.
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  2514. Why are the news not reporting the additional 9% deaths every evening? If the numbers were reported for "awareness" before... why do we want UN-awareness NOW?
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  2515. "excess" is not a measurement. useless video
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  2516.  @Randomequestrian-pm4hl  yes they did. But not all of them. That is the distinction tha has to be made.
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  2517. That is why the economy is regulated by supply and demand. No smart human is required. Just dumb idiots that make things and put them on shelves. START 1-Thing gets sold? Make another thing to re-stock shelf 2- Thing DOES NOT sell? Don't make anymore such things Go to START Not rocket science. Not even political science. Even dumb economists can understand this!😊
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  2518.  @maYTeus  AI programed by...? AI fed data collected by? Why would you trust the programer to be "smart" AND "virtuous" ? Why would the data collector refrain from tampering the data for his benefit?
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  2519.  @zelenskyy-the-blackmailerh5920  these civilians voted for Putin and Zelenski. They must now face the consequencea of their votes
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  2520. The UAW should understand that the auto companies have failed already, that the bailouts keep these zombies alive. The unions and the companies are lying about the long term viability of these jobs.
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  2521. It's sooooo funnnnyyy that 70 years later we still have people reading tea leaves from the Kremlin's cups. There is no such thing as diplomacy, negotiation or finesse at play here. When a collectivist bargains, he is never negotiating. He is merely "Stalin" for time. (get it? pretty clever... uh?)
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  2522. It's not overdone. Wait until the options expire 16Sep, a lot of these were bought on leverage, with the money still sloughing in the system.
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  2523.  @solsnail4741  agreed. That is why the discussion must be "is the data shared"...and leave aside the distraction "is the data anonymous"
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  2524. 1:10 "non political" that is your first mistake. For collectivists "everything is political". And if they were put in that place for political reasons, they have to be replaced.
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  2525. Min 26:16 "did not know existed"... cut to, many years later, MCAS.
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  2526. 23:30 🧂 but no pepper? ji ji ji
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  2527. The "separation of power" is an illusion. The powers are "separated" only so that they can collude against the people.
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  2528. 4:20 "a mother a father and their children" That time started a long ago, a better example would be the WV ads during the nazi rise to power. Or any of the soviet propaganda posters of farmers Search foto-cartel-de-publicidad-de-coches-como-volkswagen-kdf-coches-1938-berlin-alemania-nazi-108904362 stock-image-soviet-russian-ussr-1950s-propaganda-poster-healthy-family-children-165631542 HEGEMONY is not part of "capitalism", but surely is part of all TYRANNY
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  2529. HMMMM 1- So let's grant that the ship is "stealthy" ...firing missiles that have an IR signature so large that it can be seen from space will blow your cover. 2- We already have better stealth technology: submarines 3- We already have quieter ships: submarines 4- Firing large missiles that can be mistaken for a nuclear ICBM launched from a submarine creates an unnecesary risk of escalation 5-21:22 If the glide missile has 1000 miles of range.... why do you need stealth? Fire from a regular ship. not in love with this idea
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  2530. more than half an hour on China and not a word on the amount of wealth directed into their military, internal security and the fiasco of the belt initiative. China can't consume because government is taking wealth from individuals and wasting it in social credit enforcement, aircraft carriers and loans to african dictators
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  2531.  @littleshep5502  ehhh those destroyers were armed with Exocets. No gun has the range of an exocet
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  2532.  @littleshep5502  everybody says Exocet has a 50 to 70 km range. But you do you. Go troll someone else.
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  2533.  @littleshep5502  so 24 km guns are equal to 24 miles Exocet Again. Please go troll someone else
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  2534. What we have to do is shed the paradigm of un-interrupted technological advancement Agriculture and sedentarism may have sprung multiple times along the ages, and failed to become permanent . You can grow crops and domesticate animals, but it only takes a violent raid or a plague to wipe out every elder that knew how to do it. Go back to nomad and do not collect 200. What this sites tell me is that there is a critical mass required for complex knowledge to be recorded and transmitted across generations. That the critical invention was not agriculture, but writing. Respectfully
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  2535. From moving the goal posts to changing jerseys
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  2536. It will not be REPORTED because it is "stable", but it will be MONITORED in the shadows by us, without your knowledge Transparency much?
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  2537. Surprising exactly no one!
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  2538. data centers near hydroelectric dams
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  2539.  @bahutbharatiya3946  My theory is that Argentina is infected of "peronismo"
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  2540. This comment by Dennett is pure gold. Good catch. 👍✅
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  2541. Remember when the Ottoman empire was done for? And Everybody celebrated? Well, it had a purpose. There was a reason.
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  2542. The drinker bumped into the gramscian culture war. He correctly identifies that it's target is the minds and values of the next generation Min 0:55 He also can point a finger on the weapons that are using Min 6:40 Now consider that unapologetic alcoholic can 👀*SEE ALL THIS* 👀, but the politicians, thinkers, media talking heads, writers, and "leaders" *DO NOT*🧑‍🦯 ... Either they are blind as a mole, and are unfit to lead or hold power... OR they are corrupt lying bastards that are actually in agreement with Gramsci's plan. What will YOU do now that you have seen it? Will you submit?
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  2543. So all that free money they used as "pandemic assistance"? Well... this is the bill coming due. Inflation was created by QE money printing, and it can only be stopped with QT. They are only talking about the consequences, and never the causes. 5:00 "which market?" This is the only interesting thing in this talk. FINANCIAL MARKETS Currencies, bonds, debt are all quick to adjust, always come ahead because it is just paper. Banks get the money first from the FED BIG BUSINESS and stocks get PPP, tariffs, subsidies and tax breaks. As quickly as the banks can shell them out THE STREET Houses, cars, machinery, farmers, small business come next. Prices adjust up or down depending on how much liquidity spills onto the tangible economy. PERSONAL ECONOMY Wages are always the last in line for adjustments. Study the hyperinflations of LatAm in the 80s to see how this plays out.
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  2544. So first things first. New series? Yes. Like? Yes The good production is still there. Solid content. Observation: It will be hard to mantain the fine line of humor that runs in the other series. Some of these subjects will be willful crimes, and humor will fall flat. If I may, perphaps consider small, but evident, changes in the format and tone to make this series distinguishable from the previous ones. Turn the blackboard green, or a frame with the "scandal" identity on it. Maybe change the animation drawing style to something closer to court drawings, Black and white only? Just something that clearly shows that the content has less "entertainment" value and is much more "thought provoking, this is criminal" Just my two cents. Again, solid content.
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  2545. 9:10 is this fluid shaping of the shock towers the output of AI generative design? https://youtu.be/aR5N2Jl8k14?t=183
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  2546. The day the Soviet Union collapsed NATO lost it's mission and reason. Yes we all need a new "nato-like" organization, but it is not to protect the "north atlantic". It should include Rusia as a partner, not a potential enemy. Having said that, Rusia could have played a smarter, less violent hand, and get better results. But they chosen to set the agenda back twenty years by invading Ukraine. Not cool, not the best move. What a replacement NATO should do is offer Rusia safety on it's western flank, and a promise of collaboration should a threat develop from the east.
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  2547. Amazing
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  2548. The military industry in India has had it's successes.👍 The important thing is that up to now it has remained sub-ordinate to the political, economical and diplomatic objectives of the country. Corruption and waste are a always a problem in all countries, and can always be improved. Cheers!
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  2549. Why is the vaccination/booster status of these cardiovacular deaths not investigated for correlation? Where is the deaths by age data?
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  2550. Solid content
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  2551.  @swaggitypigfig8413  Very kind of you. 😁👍
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  2552. Honest questions 9:00 "who is they?" note that Zuck does not answer. Why did Joe gave him a pass? It happens again at 13:19... " these people from the Biden administration". If Zuck was not part of the content moderation discussions...who was? How many has he fired?
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  2553. How to successfully transition from resource extraction economy to service economy? 7:45 abuse and steal intellectual property right of others... UNTIL you develop your own IP (microchips). THEN enforce and guard YOUR property rights with zeal. 7:10 "founding universities" Ehhhh Berkeley was a federal, not a state program. And it was a continuation of a PRIVATE enterprise, the College of California. So no, the STATE had little to do with it. And what you have here is government taking over private industry. Of course, when the agenda of the video is green-washing, environmental, "high" tech and socially BLA BLA it "forgets" the California oil boom, and the large amount of taxes that were paid to the state government. It is even more funny when (in other videos) they applaud the oil rich gulf countries for using oil money to diversify their economy... but were it already worked, it is not mentioned. 2:11 do note that the "long list of challenges" is never touched upon Why California has such high taxes? Why so many regulations? Impact of remote work on tax base? Lack of investment in dams and waterworks? Prestige economic sinkholes (high speed rail)?
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  2554. 5:00 about those key drivers Japan was forbidden to re-arm. The lack of military spending was a boon to the economy. They also sat out the cold war and the huge R&D costs associated with nuclear triad
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  2555. Are more runways and terminals cheaper than fleets of A380s? The issue is that airports are GOVERNMENT owned, even if privately built and operated. The A380 is a PRIVATE sector solution to the inefficiencies caused by government restrictions (zone planning, connectivity, land use)
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  2556. The next boom industry will be demolition of defective, struturally unsound buildings that are labeled "unfit for habitation" due to cheap practices and cut corners
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  2557. I make no comment on crypto one way or another. The failure of FTX has nothing to do with the "crypto" aspect of the business This was scam, theft and embezzelment, pure and simple. There already are regulations against this, and they *didn't work". And regulation did not work after ENRON, after Madoff, after sub prime. Regulation does not work. period.
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  2558. 36:00 Someone saw this video and offered money for captured tanks https://youtu.be/aff_x87IIjs
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  2559. If it takes an act of congress to investigate a possible crime, it means that the judicial system is a weapon for political gains The "checks and balances" are invalid when the legislative reins in the judiciary. The very talk that they need to "win" seats in the house is evidence that "separation of powers" is no more.
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  2560. Not good news
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  2561. remember when the Wuhan lab took down the virus database? how would that "help" the worldwide effort to develop a vaccine?
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  2562. We will be talking about this helicopter raid many years into the future. This was a very limited, very small, a pinprick if you will. If you used medium range missiles with 300 ft accuracy against the fuel tanks, some of the nearby houses would be hit. 4:24 A kinetic strike with hard political restrictions.
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  2563.  @octowuss1888  if they have complete air supremacy, please do explain how did these helicopters do this?
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  2564. Another valuable brand destroyed by bean counters The temperature forecast was known days in advance, Note that the questions and answers only focus on consequences... but not a single word about what was the planning and preparation.
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  2565. can we appreciate that guns/ammo have the same business model as printers/ink? coffee machines/capsules also come to mind
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  2566. Wait...your loin cloth has POCKETS ?
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  2567. Hard facts Brightline is 6Billion, it is running, 230 miles California high speed rail is 15 year behind, has laid not ONE mile of track, and 9.8 billions in the hole Mass transit? yes GOVERNMENT OWNED mass transit? Hard pass
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  2568.  @barryrobbins7694  so... there are no land rights problems in Florida?
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  2569. Government intervention with violent compulsion causing harmful consequences? Who knew? 😅
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  2570. "Trust the experts" ™️
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  2571. Politicians want to present de-coupling from China as a choice. It is not. China's ever smaller (cheap) labor pool is forcing this move. The large cheap labor in China depressed labor costs in the entire world for decades. That anchor is now gone and wage increases are stressing european politics
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  2572. 22:50 When in doubt, go around Stick shaker + actively reducing the speed + not on ILS = Non stable approach. TOGA power, gear up, fly missed approach, take stock of what happened. Even if you get fired or chewed, it's better than dead. Un-commanded and un-announced flaps up did not help.
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  2573. Politicians squabbling for power to control coal mines, iron mines and steel mills in the 50s...oblivious to the fact that de-industrialization was going to rip their hearts out, plunge their economies into chaos. Later blindsided by the rise of the transistor and the service economy. (Sony launched the first transistor radio in 1955, while the great ministers of Europe where discussing the furture of steel mills) If you let your politicians pick the winners, provide privileges to unions and cronies, direct the economy...you get European stagnation for decades.
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  2574. 5:50 not "collaborated" ... CONSPIRED Fixed that for you
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  2575. "If you could just stop channeling red hulk, that would be great!" 😂 }The end{
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  2576. 12:00 "as our life become ever more digital" That is not a given, it is a choice. There is a wide spectrum of choices, not a unique "ever more digital" solution.
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  2577. When it suits them it is "risk and benefits"... But when they need fear they scream "one death is too many" The double-speak is clear to see
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  2578. About the only thing worth adding is that all this is entirely legal. Government law enforcement and legislation is totally captured by industry to assure their impunity.
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  2579. if non citizens are allowed to vote, just use "password" in the election servers and let the hackers do their thing. It would be easier and cheaper than holding a circus show every four years
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  2580. 👍
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  2581. 1Wanda wants to go to a reality where the kids are alive, but she is already dead 2When the MCU rips off a Rick and Morty episode on a totally unrelated note: wanda 🔥
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  2582. At some point we have to move beyond the eufemisms of "failed state" and "government". There IS such thing as failed culture, failed people, failed society.
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  2583.  @russell4718  also naboo starfighter 👍 https://youtube.com/shorts/1R7I3VkR0Ag?feature=share
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  2584. Collectivists "follow the science grand-ma killer refusink" 👹 Dr Campbell "here is the spike protein in the heart tissue of patients that died" Collectivists "not like that" 😡
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  2585. Spain also had a test for sale scandal. Governments only create corruption.
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  2586. Solid content Yes EVs are now practical. And the 50 miles a day is a good criteria.
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  2587. Solid content
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  2588.  @konstantinosnikolakakis8125  It is a great example of movie making. With practical and not CGI. Maybe it will be the very last one (unless Nolan decides to make another movie JAJA ) It is fun to watch, but not emotionally engaging. Respectfully. 👍
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  2589.  @skybattler2624  IR sensors cause ground clutter?
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  2590.  @skybattler2624  ok. understood. 👍
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  2591. Why is immunity being offered? At all? Regular citizens never get immunity, at best they get a conviction and a suspended sentence.
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  2592. Solid content.
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  2593. By 2025 the Dodge brand would have died anyway with the passing away of the BabyBoomers hitting 80+ years. That is why embracing "eMuscle" carries no additional risk
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  2594. There is a difference between cinema and propaganda. -LOTR vs Rings of Power. -Bugs Bunny wartime cartoons versus "What's opera, doc" -Donald Duck wartime reels versus Fantasia Cinema can serve politics, but when it does it ceases to be art.
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  2595. nope
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  2596. Right? This is not trolling, this looks reckless. There has to be something more.
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  2597.  @tiburciomendez9670  I pray you are right. Please join me in hoping the human cost is as low as it can be.
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  2598.  @TheDalhuck  probably be relegated to sales and maintenance training?
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  2599. the engineering gods are angry!!!
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  2600. 3:33 The video uses the words "money" and "currency" interchangeably. This is wrong
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  2601. Bait and switch TITTLE : WHY is it taking so long 1:24 WHAT will it take to complete it It cannot be finished. There is a high speed rail bureaucracy since the 90s. The purpose of this program is to provide cushi jobs to friends. 12:24 there are no democratic or republican trains Yes, there is only money loosing AMtrak! And citizens pay for the expense, regardless of who is in office
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  2602. For a similar story, set in Colombia, read "El Karina" by Hernan Castro Caicedo It is fubar and funny.
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  2603. Min 17:00 This "scheme" solves nothing. The central bank can print all the (worthless) money needed to pay the drop in value, but this will in turn make the value drop even further. If a local currency cannot compete in open market against foreign currencies, then it is being artificially propped up by the threat of violence from the government.
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  2604. Are you not offended by this? Check your shackles, commrade!
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  2605.  @dagdom1280  thanks! 👍
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  2606. Anyone notice that during the lockdowns, disrupted supply chains, container crisis, the supply of drugs never faltered? How come the addicts didn't face shortages?
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  2607.  @ianfrye7900  speak for yourself, drone. I draw my identity from my own experience, not from a collective. I am a free individual. "a society" is NOT mandatory membership.
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  2608.  @ianfrye7900  speak for yourself. I am not "everyone" ,and you are not appointed spokeperson of "everyone" I draw my identity from my experiences. You do you, but do not speak for "everyone"
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  2609.  @ianfrye7900  Again. Speak for yourself. You relinquish your choice? fine. Do not pretend to speak for "everyone", much less for me. You attempt to pass ad populum as arguments. you Failed.
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  2610.  @ianfrye7900  you wrote: "you don't have a choice" Yes I DO and If YOU believe I don't have a choice, or YOU don't have a choice... speak FOR YOURSELF
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  2611. 3:40 "control inflation if they are willing to get demand down to meet supply" This is an outright lie inflation is only controlled by the amount of money in the economy supply and demand of goods regulate the relative price LEVEL between different goods. inflation is the SPEED of price changes, of ALL GOODS, in lockstep, because the currency looses value. These talking heads are only repeating keynesian lies over and over again. The FED created this mess with QE, and now it's payback. The "help" and stimulus money? Now you will see the bill come due.
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  2612. This is revealing.
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  2613. 42😂
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  2614. The CCP has an image problem now It has to renegotiate and write down ruinous "investment" (ejem!) abroad AT THE SAME TIME It is scolding it's own real estate builders from taking too much debt locally What would be the political impact of thousands of unfinished/delayed housing units in the home front...while the government is forgiving debt to foreigners? What will the chinese investor that threw a life worth of savings into an apartment think? And will they bow down and make a "sacrifice" when they see their own "nationalistic" government giving money away to others? This will be fun.
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  2615. Why no Trackhawk?
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  2616. 1- Caveat emptor. Dumb enough and lazy enough to fall for the "convenience" justification? Get fleeced. 2- Banks are oligopolies with high barriers to entry. Of course they want regulation to avoid competition 3- The people of #1 believe that the government will legislate to "protect" them... dumb, lazy and naive as well 4- These businesses make you download apps, these apps track your movements, spending patterns, contacts, and gain even more revenue from selling the data. C'mon people. It is not hard. Everything that is worthwhile requires hard work. The good things in life may be "free", but not effortless.
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  2617. How many holes you want in your safety culture? Yes.... They had the quick data recorder, they gathered the data... did not evaluate it They had the defect reports along many many years...meh 🤷 Significant event that endangers flight safety goes unreported? Check✅ Pilot's association quiet as a mouse? Don't rock the boat, just collect union fees Regulator renews airworthiness certificates without raising concerns for repeated defects? Check✅ If you can't diagnose it... you can't fly it.
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  2618. 4:12 "the federal government is letting it happen" Why yes... so your "solution" is to give MORE power to the government that caused the problem?
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  2619. so this is a pixelated low resolution sten gun? 😁
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  2620. Solid content. 👍
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  2621. Why not sink blockships in Mers-Al-kebir? The french keep their ships, their lives and save face. The germans cannot take the ships to sea.
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  2622.  @WALTERBROADDUS  There was ample supply of combat damaged ships that were low priority for repair/upgrade.
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  2623. It is not a new capital. It is a new fortress to avoid future protests.
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  2624. Sigue el teatro. Esperaron la entrada de la primavera para cortar el gas. Todo es un show!
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  2625. I hear you. And it is not meant to do truck work. The Cybertruck objective is to scare Ford. Forcing Ford to make a propper EV pickup is the best prank ever played.
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  2626.  @andylucas5770  That would have been another way. But not radical enough. Also, consider that maybe Tesla left Rivian alone so that it could be Ford's "plan b"
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  2627.  @pryme2013  they're not scared anymore. But Ford GOT scared into producing the Lightning. And yes, you are right. Ford knows how to make pickups, they know the customer, they now the market, they have the volume...only a slight pat in the rear sent them down the EV path. Respectfully.
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  2628. Not a mistake... a happy discovery of great film footage!!!
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  2629. Strong "theranos" vibes.
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  2630. "social theory of politics"... no. "cancel culture", extremist all-or-nothing political parties and winner takes all elections .
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  2631. 2:50 "state capitalism" As always, the totalitarians are attempting to unite several things into one. They fuse leader, party, government, state and country as if meaning the same thing, and being one and the same... when it suits them. Socialism is government capitalism They keep using "state capitalism" to distract from the fact that when tanks roll on the street, when cronies get cushy credit lines, all these things are done by the government ... not the state
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  2632. when clowns make policy, it takes a sock puppet to make sense of the world Solid content. I do not agree with everything, nor do I agree with Elon But it is a solid video.
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  2633. The lockdowns delayed the endemic stage at great cost to the economy personal health, poverty, children socialization and schooling. Lockdowns were war waged by goverments upon their own population.
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  2634.  @domcizek  not exactly. Inflation is the pace of change in prices, not the level of prices. Even if prices remain high (highER than before) inflation can be reduced. Prices don't have to fall back to the previous level to control inflation.
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  2635.  @domcizek  if supply and demand are the cause of inflation, how come ALL items are going up? Is the supply chain for oranges affected by staffing or chip supply? Or is imported Saudi oil dependent on US employment levels? Inflation can only be caused by money printing. And it can only be controlled by stopping the printers . Inflation has effects on supply and demand, but supply and demand do not create inflation.
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  2636.  @domcizek  Too long, did not read. Capslock and long does not mean right.
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  2637.  @domcizek  Nope. I will waste no time on you.
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  2638. "collapsed"? JA JA JA Did you see the results of the elections? From REUTERS Argentina markets bask in Milei's local election win glow By Walter Bianchi and Juan Carlos Bustamante May 19, 202512:45 PM CSTUpdated 13 days ago This is a paid for channel carrying water for collectivists.
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  2639. seems Angela was the roadblock? --- Germany ‘Approves’ Nuclear-Capable F/A 18 Super Hornets, EW Aircraft EA-18G Growlers To Modernize Fleet – Media By Ashish Dangwal- November 25, 2021
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  2640. 7:30 1942 ukraine.. bread basket... overrun (NOT asking for a video on current events, that is just too much of a hassle and exposure to YUtube harassment.) What would be interesting is this: What is a historian reaction to the same themes repeating? 80 years later it is still (again?) about oil(gas, energy), food (ukraine, breadbasket), excuses (it was the winter/weather), logistics (railheads vs trucks), and places (Kiev, Donbass, Karkhiev), hidden documents locked for "state security" for forty or more years. Are we repeating these tragedies because we have forgotten history? Or because history has been falsified with an agenda? Is the death of the last survivors opening the door to the same horrors? Not sure I get my idea across. Just that I believe you have a unique perspective on history itself, not the events that make history.
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  2641. 8:52 I'm not stopping for any stinking STOP sign 😂
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  2642. Inflation was created when the money was printed. A recession is needed to soak up the liquidity, it is not a failure, it is by design. The real goal is to create poverty.
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  2643. Didn't know The walking dead made a crossover with Glee. 🤣
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  2644. the question NOW is what other "official data" has errors that are not "sincere" or "corrected"
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  2645. A study on head injuries is what I would expect to justify a helmet law, or it's removal. But nooooo....
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  2646. 5:40 "class bifurcation" (whatever that is) is NOT required nor part of capitalism. It is, however, intrinsc to any form of collectivist government that has "voters" and "elected officials". The critique is political, not economical, mis-labeled and mis-directed.
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  2647. 1- The kurds are truly screwed. I say this as a fact, but not one that I agree with. Also, there is no simple solution to the kurd's people self determination. I can only wish for a outcome that does not involve more violence. 2- 32 of 33 extradictions is pretty good. Turkey would not hold a grudge for one guy that can be dealt with individually. 3- All this is irrelevant and old news. Sweden and Finland wanted to join NATO because they feared Rusia. After the "special military operation" it is clear that a) Rusia is no longer a (conventional) military threat, and b)that NATO will supply NON-NATO countries. So the reasons to become part of NATO are both gone! Why rock the boat when the boogeyman is toothless and help is not conditional to membership? The only important development is the re-arment of Western Europe, and the % of GDP that will be dedicated to it over the next 10 years. NATO no longer has a mission or purpose, It cannot be argued that it is the "North Atlantic" anything if it extends allll the wayyyy to Turkey. NATO is also useless if someone invades Taiwan or the Phillipines. It is no longer the right tool for the present problems. I do not claim I can fix it... I am just saying it is broken and rubbing the whole world the wrong way.
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  2648.  @lamwen03  agreed, the USN had aerial and spotters advantage. And that is why Guadalcanal was decisive. In the real timeline, USN lost many cruisers early on, could not and did not risk the carriers, and did have to send in the few and available battleships. Because there was nothing else left Send the Yamatos into Guadalcanal early, and risk them in daylight in the same way they were later risked in the Phillipines or Okinawa. Beach Yamato if neccesary, hit Henderson field hard. Guadalcanal was the moment to gamble the surface fleet. Time was against the IJN. Waiting favored the USN buildup.
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  2649. "god wants to know himself" The arrogance and hubris to claim to KNOW what "god" wants is baffling. We suffer buying gifts to the man that "has everything".... what would a "god" want for? How can a mortal know what "god" wants?
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  2650. 1:22:13 no war with Japan = no kamikaze. Soooooo... No air search radar picket destroyers? VT fuze kept unused? No Alaska class dakka-dakka super cruiser? 🤔🤷‍♂️
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  2651. Aren't centrally planned economies protected from these problems by power and wisdom of the communist party?
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  2652. misappropiation of funds is key It doesn't matter if it's FIAT, metal or crypto... misappropiation was already a crime No new regulation is needed. What is needed is investors demanding more transparency and better auditing of where they put their money in The push back from government will be more regulation to obscure the fact that said regulations do not mandate any transparency Any call for transparency will be fought tooth and nail by the same people that created the MBS meltdown
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  2653. Government doesn't "allow" this. Government requires this
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  2654.  @darth.severuss  it's not a secret. It's not "deep" It's done openly in plain sight
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  2655. I thank the Drinker for sparing my eyes from this trash. And I pray for his liver, so he can continue doing it.
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  2656. This is so cool
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  2657. As long as the Bridge in Crimea is out and the train lines coming from the east are within range, sending more troops just means more mouths to feed on the same weak logistic tail.
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  2658. clickbait. It's not satellite, it's airborne cameras
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  2659. Everything stacked against this crew. The landing gear failure to retract took away their last chance.
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  2660.  @ginger8774  really? so was the carbon tax, or the huge subsidies, the ones fueling the EV scam? Here is a source to my claim Carbon pricing and deep decarbonisation Endre Tvinnereim and Michael Mehling Energy Policy, 2018, vol. 121, issue C, 185-189 Abstract: Experts frequently point to carbon pricing as the most cost-effective tool for reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Empirical studies show that carbon pricing can successfully incentivise incremental emissions reductions. But meeting temperature targets within defined timelines as agreed under the Paris Agreement requires more than incremental improvements: it requires achieving net zero emissions within a few decades. To date, there is little evidence that carbon pricing has produced deep emission reductions, even at high prices.
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  2661.  @ginger8774  Even the people that propose carbon taxes admit they don't work Carbon Pricing and deep decarbonisation Endre Tvinnereim and Michael Mehling Energy Policy 2018, vol. 121, issue C, 185-189 Abstract: Experts frequently point to carbon pricing as the most cost-effective tool for reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Empirical studies show that carbon pricing can successfully incentivise incremental emissions reductions. But meeting temperature targets within defined timelines as agreed under the Paris Agreement requires more than incremental improvements: it requires achieving net zero emissions within a few decades. To date, there is little evidence that carbon pricing has produced deep emission reductions, even at high prices.
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  2662. @ginger8774  Even the people that propose carbon taxes admit they don't work Carbon Pricing and deep decarbonisation Endre Tvinnereim and Michael Mehling Energy Policy 2018, vol. 121, issue C, 185-189 Abstract: Experts frequently point to carbon pricing as the most cost-effective tool for reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Empirical studies show that carbon pricing can successfully incentivise incremental emissions reductions. But meeting temperature targets within defined timelines as agreed under the Paris Agreement requires more than incremental improvements: it requires achieving net zero emissions within a few decades. To date, there is little evidence that carbon pricing has produced deep emission reductions, even at high prices.
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  2663. We should be looking for ancient landfills and waste sites. That is the true indication of a civilization.
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  2664. Ian is showing off his toys! Good for you, sir. 👍👍👍
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  2665. @@danbeech4241 I understand your point. 👍
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  2666. ohhh noooo... you get what you voted for!
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  2667. 38:00 The drunk driving argument did not age well 1:12:10 " if your body can be weaponized by a virus to kill other people" This argument would have us killing the sick on sight, and burning their bodies on the streets in purification rituals Arguing that people must consider themselves a lethal threat to others is dishonest. Penn has his heart in the right place. I wonder if he is willing to admit that he got gaslighted. I would suggest he understands that freedom is "doing whatever you want". But it is not... freedom is paying the consequence of your choices.
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  2668. There is no loss. They took the money out of these banks and deposited into that bank There are not 400 billion dollars in bills under grandma's matress. They are still in the system.
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  2669. Please note Private insurers that you pay willingly from a competitive market, and that collect data by voluntary reporting have published better data than a government bureaucracy that is paid with coercive taxes and collects data by threat of legal punishment ALSO BONUS: you also pay for a congress to provide oversight to the health bureaucracy, and those sessions were toothless and resulted in no accountability for the late or missing data. So any claim that government is the solution must answer for these facts
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  2670. Remember when Pfizer wanted the trial data sealed for forty years? I do
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  2671.  @gribbler1695  by request of pfizer
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  2672. 4:40 "failing system" Ehhhh nope... The system is working as intended. It is very sucessful. They just tested three years of obediance training and it worked like a charm. Hell, I would be surprised if we do not get periodical "five minutes of hate" by 2025 I care not for "well meaning" people, they are the most dangerous ones, the honest zealots
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  2673. This is a confession of a crime.
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  2674. Remember: All terrorism is government sponsored. All terrorism punishes citizens for a quarrel between governments. My condolences to the families of the citizens affected by this event.
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  2675. Solid content.
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  2676. A little late, but feed the algo😊
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  2677. This is the kind of data that was needed to achieve "informed consent" MANDATING a medical intervention while the data required for consent is unavailable (or supressed) is criminal activity The failure is not that cowards yielded to terror, the failure will be if we leave the criminals unpunished
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  2678. astrophysicists and theoretical physicists are no longer making things up. They are now ret-conning the universe to fit their mathematical hallucinations.
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  2679. Has the Drinker reviewed "Don't look up"?
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  2680. Good reporting. Transparency is lacking in many fronts.
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  2681. A company that sells fear is a dangerous business Management acting out of fear is the worst kind of decision making Elon scared the living daylights out of the board, and that is enough victory
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  2682. we already had autonomous trucks for over a century. They are called trains What you ALSO have is government intervention and meddling
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  2683. 10:00 deterrence is a recurring theme
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  2684.  @varshitkumar110  This popped up, by coincidence. https://youtu.be/uIqRRJtT1F8?t=211 Relevant? Yes. Cause of concern? Not yet. As he mentions, the patrol is an ongoing evergreen thing. The single diesel sub is not a world ending threat, just a strong worded message. Regards.
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  2685.  @Calzonero.  Glad you like it. 👍
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  2686. Steampunk motion capture
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  2687.  @jasoncrandall  they can fly business or first class
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  2688.  @letmelick  if all you say is true, why are digital meetings pushed by corporate?
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  2689.  @letmelick  "the guy pushing digital meetings is flying" ... Exactly my point
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  2690.  @letmelick  only the top is pushing digital meetings for everybody else
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  2691. Saying "wealthy stockholders" repeatedly does not mean that is the cause of de-railments No content at all, just opinion.
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  2692. "el mejor sistema electoral del mundo".... no puede publicar las actas😂
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  2693. min 41:50 "elect to lead us" this is a key misunderstanding. We elect representatives , never leaders. Elected officials have a mandate, must do as they were TOLD to do. As long as people believe they are discharging the responsability of power onto others, you will breed tyrants. I lead no one but myself, and anybody that requires a "leader" is not my peer. /// "experts" must face the public and public scrutiny, not whisper secrets in closed halls into the ears of "leaders"
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  2694. Why no kantai kessen? The IJN believed that an attack on the Philippines would bring out the US fleet in force, which was reasonable because it was included in war plan orange. I submit that actually taking the Philippines backfired. Merely blockading/threatening the Philippines would have created urgency to relieve the Philippines. Taking the Philippines removed that urgency. After Bataan fell, the US planners took it as a sunk cost (pun intended), and focused in something else.
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  2695.  @gregorywright4918  fair points. After Bataam fell, the "thrusters" had no argument, and the "cautious" carried the day. I submit to you that the IJN did get two "kantai kessen" moments: Force Z and battle of Java seas. So in their mind "it worked!" .....Only the USN refused the bait, for reasons. ----Respectfully.
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  2696.  @stevevalley7835  that is a great "what if?". 👍
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  2697. 5:35 This isn't a passing of the torch, it's the torching of the past - Mauler Every record has been destroyed or falsified, every book has been rewritten, every picture has been repainted, every statue and street and building has been renamed, every date has been altered. -1984, Orwell Great minds think alike.👍 The culture war is real, and it has been running for a long while.
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  2698.  @StudyResearchTV  OR the measuring device quantum tangles ITSELF with the photon. The causality may be the other way around. Not splitting hairs. This is a truly interesting problem. Respectfully.
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  2699. Premise: They rammed it. Conclusion: Even flying next to it, they lack the capacity to interfere or jam the communication link to the remote pilot Thoughts?
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  2700. Important lesson in diversification and single failure point.
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  2701. 1- Periodic direct cash payments.... so like covid stimulus checks? How did that turn out? Did it have an impact on the labor market? Aren't companies saying that people don't take the jobs? 2- Ancient romans tried UBI... and how did that end? Didn't they stab their emperor in the senate? Asking for a friend 3- Food, housing and medical care are GOODS AND SERVICES, these goods and services are costly and don't come cheap. Health, shelter and nutrition are RIGHTS, meaning nobody can deny you access to it, but there is no obligation to GIVE IT to you FOR FREE 4-The "floor to stand on" is not money, is rule of law and private property rights 5- If UBI grows the economy and lifts people from poverty... why hasn't welfare done that ALREADY? 6- How will it "zap bureaucracy" if it COMPLEMENTS and NOT REPLACES the current bureaucracy running the welfare programs? 7- If people should decide for themselves what to do with their money... how about not taxing so much, and letting people donate to the charity THEY CHOOSE? Why does it has to go thru the government? 8- It's like Oprah... so let Oprah do it. There is no mandate for the government to compete with Oprah 9-"much greater re-distribution of wealth"... but you have not justified ANY RE-distribution of wealth. We already know that re-distribution of wealth results in economic collapse. 10- Capitalist get hard when people are more PRODUCTIVE, thus enabling them to invest, save or buy more S*IT. Capitalists do not get hard when people inflate demand for goods and services with fiat money created out of thin air. 11- It is not only that government cannot afford to give out UBI...the taxpayers cannot afford it either. Is the objective to increase GDP, or to reduce poverty? NOT THE SAME GOALS 12- "people just don't quit their jobs because of UBI"... see #1 and covid stimulus. 13- libertarians are NOT one bit horny about this. And why is it exactly that we should listen to Nixon...because of his high moral standards?
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  2702. over 40 minutes and not a word was said about debassing the currency
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  2703. This is a pretty bad movie. Batman gets played by Falcone AND Alfred, and the plot moves forward (ejem!) on him just believing hearsay from both. The plot is just a series of unearned surprises with no setup, so there is no payoff that engages the audience. Nothing notable in costume, cinematography, or music. The film actually manages to make Andy Serkes do a bad part. The "detective" angle is a poor attempt to mix Sev7n, the Zodiac killer and the recent sherlock holmes movies, the result is a mess. The "message" is alive and well, all bad guys are white men, all good guys are black women. Thumbs down
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  2704. 1- Speed kills - Gen. Tommy Franks 2- For an example of how can a thunder run go wrong: Market Garden or Watch am Rhein Solid content
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  2705. Solid coment
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  2706. this is a trivial process to automate the issue here is lack of capital to develop a kulhad making machine not saying the ROI is there, have to run the numbers As for environment or health issues, I make no comment
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  2707. My two cents: these results prove that hardcore democrats, vote-blue-no-mater-who voters, think Camala is even worse than Jillary
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  2708. overcrowding is not the same as overpopulation there is plenty of room left
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  2709. nobody "accepted" FIAT currency is imposed under threat of imprisionment if you refuse to use it paper money is a scam backed by violent thugs.. we just call the scam "central bank" and the thugs "government"
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  2710. This is ripe for a drug epidemic
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  2711. instant coffee is dirty water drip coffee is terrible coffee Forget the expresso machines Get a proper stovetop moka. It will change your life. https://youtu.be/rpyBYuu-wJI
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  2712. Too many commercials. Can't watch the content
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  2713. The basilisk doesn't scare me because, without a time machine, his actions are limited to affect the idiots in the future that built the basilisk
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  2714. A tank Someone develops a tank hunter-killer Then develop a helicopter tank hunter-killer Later develop a (helicopter tank hunter-killer) - killer aircraft And that resulted in manPADS A lot like the bugs bunny chase movie https://youtu.be/miM4N9jYgCk?t=150
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  2715.  @joergsonnenberger6836  why yes they did. As you correctly pointed out. Those lessons were ALREADY available to the windmill designers. Why did they ignore these costly and hard won lessons? How was price an issue if they were ample subsidies? As for the "civil engineering", the lessons from offshore oil and gas are extensive and available. Why ignore those lessons AS WELL?
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  2716.  @joergsonnenberger6836  the subsidies are applied at the energy sale price, not at the structure The problem is not the load profile, it's the installation, maintenance and service costs. And NO, they use the very same materials for the platforms, foundations and risers Why would you talk about radio towers? Why would you avoid the airline and aerospace part?
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  2717. As with all ponzi schemes, they collapse not WHEN the money coming in reaches ZERO. The collapse is caused by a SLOWDOWN of the money coming in. True, "number go up" depends on "printer go BRRR" Debt fueled housing bubble bust doesn't require the printer to become silent...just for it to go from BRRRRRRRRR to brr
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  2718. Ya van a ver que la culpa es del patriarcado machirulo opresor imperialista transnacional de "ultra" derecha
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  2719. You have good dictation. Script and content needs improvement. Wish you success in this channel.
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  2720. No accountability creates criminals. It is the same in a corner stealing from a Walgreens, or in holy halls of Stanford
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  2721. If I had a nickel for everytime my bow was ripped off, I would have two nickels...which isn't a lot, but it's wierd it happened twice.
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  2722. She may end up convicted to death in the UK. The risk and harm of death is greater than being left "stateless". Also, she is stateless because she became a citizen of an "islamic state"
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  2723. What would be the funniest result possible? If the result matches Dama/Libra in pattern, timing and amplitude then we gained little If the result is a flat line of nothing detected, it will throw both Dama/Libra and dark matter baby and bath water But if the result is the opposite in timing, that would be funny!!!!
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  2724. "replacing the C130" The arrogance, the hubris.
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  2725. Tulsi is still doing a great service to her country. Building a middle ground is a monumental task. I hope she succeeds.
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  2726. DNA is the cache of evolution. 😁
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  2727. Contrarian take: Trump just called the hypocresy of Denmark, the bluff of Greenland "independence" political parties and made clear that Greenland is an strategic military asset under USA protection Just stating the status quo is now a "scandal" 🤷
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  2728.  @GiRR007  see? It is exacty how it works. You either believe you are aware, or you don't. You have no evidence, either way. Your word is just hearsay, not evidence.
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  2729. The issue is why the european voters keep electing these governments.
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  2730.  @Pau-tc9wj  sooo ..is there tyranny in Germany, whereby UNelected A-holes laugh when warned of great risk? This man was put in that place by an elected government. His name and stupidity are consequences. Voters have the responsability to hold the government accountable.
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  2731. Arresting Surovikin as a result of an armed rebellion sets a terrible precedent for any government. Putin is telling the citizens of the entire federation that 1- you need an armed uprising to make changes 2- armed uprising works! You will get the changes you want at gun point. 3- if you do it "just right" you will NOT be punished, and even get a sweetheart deal This is a bad look, a bad precedent, but above all it is an un-forced error by Putin. Why would Putin make this mistake is the only thing that matters
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  2732. The most inaccurate part of the movie scene is Russell's signing. 😁
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  2733. 13:00 The call to go back to division between " corporate versus workers" would send the democrats back to late XIX century The identity divisions and agenda were created BECAUSE the class warfare between poor/rich business/employee already failed. I grant Brianna Wu that she is capable of a conversation. She is head and shoulders above the zealots around her on this matter. I hope her position prevails. Having said THAT... she needs to be careful not to fall back to marxist ideas that already failed. Class warfare creates Venezuela
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  2734. TFW the Wehrmacht cuts your throat with a knife made from iron you sold them earlier 🤦
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  2735. Every time we buy a bag of standard nuts and bolts for pennies we should consider ourselves lucky.
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  2736. I salute the drinker.
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  2737. There is no money in the narrow body market. Boeing wants to pivot to military high margin products. No regulation, no bad press, fat margins, problems are dealt quietly.
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  2738. They can't say anything, because it would upset the muslim population in country. Respectfully
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  2739.  @kotori87gaming89  they may not "like" them, but are now into a multi year project to buy gas from them. Guggle "East Mediterranean Gas (EMG) pipeline " Cheers!
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  2740. 2:20 "lack of shipping" <<< THIS. Only thanks to TIK we get to the levers that moved history. If you were an incompetent political establishment that had left an island nation with overseas territories wanting for shipping capacity... you cannot admit that ... you made sure everybody believed it was the Uboat threat👻. /// The famine in India does deserve it's own video.
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  2741. To paraphrase "interview with the vampire": Children pretending to be writers, writing for children disguised as adults... how avant garde
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  2742. Matt Smith? Where is his fez?... Fez are cool
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  2743. I hope the final report has an extended section on survival factors. I am particularly interested in opening the emergency exits against gravity. The door may be light enough to handle and push aside, but is it light enough to lift? Happy that everybody made it.
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  2744. The future is small, heavy arnoured, stealth, low signature manned comand and control tanks directing standoff weapons, specially artillery shells.
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  2745.  @jimtaylor294  There is always uncertainty when making predictions. 👍
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  2746. Let's hope that Amazon is not listening to Drach's ideas.... least they change the trucks and drones for indirect fire missions.
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  2747. Min 5:10... it is telling that the track record of "no deficit" is cut off in 1997, the year of the handover. If the food trucks are a regulatory mess in 2015... can it be from the influence of the new rulers since 97? ..... Min 7:39 It would be interesting to report when did the government grant all these monopolies...was it before/after 1997? ......The channel walks a very fine line to please Hong Kong's new masters and avoid being censored.
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  2748. If the motivation had been murder, you would place only one poisoned pill per bottle. That way the remaining pills would not reveal anything if tested. The only reason to put more than one poisoned pill in each bottle was to draw attention to the medication bottle itself. Drawing attention to the medication was needed for blackmail and extorsion, but not for murder.
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  2749. This is why the Red Ball express and project PLUTO were so important. Logistics and supply rule.
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  2750. 0:26 That long heavy wall barrel makes the gun front heavy? It looks like is the same outer diameter as the .45, but only bored to .22 Lots and lots of metal.
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  2751. this video is pure fear, uncertainty and doubt.
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  2752. Does this thing even have brakes? A parking brake at least? Do they still make them anymore?
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  2753. min 19:50 "before reinforcements come from the east of the Volga" . This is key. The plan depended on a quick victory. Once it became a dragged out attrition affair, the plan is not viable
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  2754. Sandy talking about side facing and read facing seats.👍 All the automakers CEOs say it can't be done Guess CEOs never ride on limos...🤷... never seen one
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  2755. Laughs in spanish silver pieces of eight
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  2756. Do Haiti next.
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  2757.  @SamuelBlackMetalRider  we just came out of two years where we couldn't travel, yutube censored videos, medical profesionals were thrown in jail for making prescriptions... And there is no investigation nor consequences to the abuses of government. That is the "f🤘ck" I'm talking about.
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  2758.  @leightaft7763  ai leads to...?
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  2759.  @guilhermehx7159  yes it can.
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  2760.  @timfool  so name calling. Kindergarden level debate champion
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  2761.  @primeryai  did you read the tittle?
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  2762.  @primeryai  i judge the tittle. The content is worthless, not going to judge or comment on it
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  2763.  @skoto8219  we have not overthrown the tyranny we already have. So we don't have to wait for a "better" tyranny that cannot be overthrown.
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  2764.  @therainman7777  strawman argument: I never said "we shouldn't care". Go project and hallucinate somewhere else. As to your "demonstration", bad analogy. The "doctor" is also wrong. A widely prescribed drug may cause MORE cancer cases, or cause WORST cancer cases.... But never was the "lead" of cancer. Cancer existed even before any prescription drugs.
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  2765.  @tonysaint353  you can't mitigate. Just let natural selection play it's hand. Some social circles or families will be inmune from these attacks. We must stop "saving" and "equalizing" people.
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  2766.  @therainman7777  so your argument is calling me "silly"? Who appointed you judge of "pseudo-anything"? Bring and argument, or go home.
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  2767.  @therainman7777  "what he is clearly saying"... Kathy Newman much? Now you speak for Mr Bostrom.... So are you saying that Bostrom can't tittle his video "AI will bring a WORSE tyranny"?
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  2768.  @therainman7777  as for the medicine causing MORE cancer. Or making cancer WORST, the analogy does not work. The discussion is never that THIS new medicine "leads to cancer"... is that we already have cancer, and it will make it worse/ more/ agressive.
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  2769.  @abhinavmenon9140  I don't tolerate tyranny. Not even "light" , nor "moderate". Tyrants always pretend THEIR brand of tyranny is " better" or "with sprinkles".
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  2770. abhinavmenon9140 Why should I tolerate tyranny that is less than "absolute"? I don't want ANY tyranny. Tyrants say their brand of tyranny is "better" or "with sprinkles".
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  2771.  @abhinavmenon9140  you confuse "law of the jungle" with tyranny. All fish get eaten small and large alike. But no fish, no matter how large, controls and punishes other fish. There is no government among fishes, so there can be no tyranny.
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  2772.  @abhinavmenon9140  you do know tyranny predates cities and concrete jungles by several centuries. You confuse cause and effect, control does not cause tyranny, tyranny causes control.
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  2773. Who financed the dam? The video sidesteps this critical point
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  2774. 2:30 "theoretically impossible" right up there with "I do my own brakes" and "packing parachutes is easy" 6:00 dummy missiles So it takes three dead, five maimed and a B52 loss to do the obvious. 🤷‍♂️
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  2775. This is pure speculation and guesswork. There is no connection. 3:30 "they scrounged out a deal by pitching a double billing" It was driven by the financing needs. Not a philosophical one There is no "misunderstanding". This is an all out, naked attempt to force dialectic into everything in life. It is always a fake and forced choice. There are always more that two sides to any issue, or problem. Even the departing question is a forced false choice: "....think is pairing grave of the fireflies and Totoro still one of the weirdest curatorial choices of all time or can viewing these seemingly oppositional films in tandem reveal unexpected things" It can be both, neither, or something completely different.
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  2776.  @ca6360  You need to be careful with all politicians. And she doesn't have to vote exactly like Trump, that would be a clone. Again, moderation. Regards
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  2777.  @ca6360  That is where you and me should keep an eye on her an all politicians. ✅
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  2778. First few seconds: "neither the right nor the left" But the tittle is "the right *failed*" I am so sick and tired of this biased press. Downvote.
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  2779. how dare the Islanders to vote (repeatedly) against being placed under a killer military junta? They are just mosquitoes that do not know how good citronella is!!
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  2780. We should start monitoring the patent office, they WILL protect the Intellectual Property before the next assault
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  2781. 3:25 The marking alone is worth the video. Made my day
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  2782. Solid content I can see Soichiro thinking he was getting old, wanting something a little more comfortable than a motorcyle, but equally intoxicating and fast. The government just pushed his timeline. Intrigued about the body design. The Tunderbird-like grill and lights mean anything? Who designed the body? The tail-lights look generic, pulled out of the parts bin, taken from the rear of a dump truck. It is surprisingly simple and pleasing to look at.
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  2783. 5:35 "there are millions that would pay a higher price for electricity" ... but the government cannot allow you to do so. Because that would mean you have freedom, and governments are ONLY about avoiding you from having freedom. Totalitarian governments need that all are equally miserable, that nobody is free. So blackouts for you, blackouts for you, blackouts for everyone.
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  2784. Narrator: "borders drawn in a distant map room, without regard of ethnic, language, religion, geographical or local political considerations" Everybody: Britain! Britain 🇬🇧: What?, It wasn't me. 🤷 Everybody: ...sorry, force of habit..France 🇫🇷!
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  2785. Solid content
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  2786. Adam has a larger Steve to Fry 🥁 ba dum tiss
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  2787.  @dmblum1  So the government is not protecting the workers from the "greedy capitalists" ? Is that you argument? Are those "capitalistic factories" undecover sweat shops? Are they clandestine operations that are hidden from the government? Furthermore.. how does the "totally not state owned companies" get ordered by the government to relocate the workers to live in the plant.... BY THE GOVERNMENT ?
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  2788. Keep this in mind when the "tinfoil hat deplorables" tell you that kill switches in passenger cars is a bad idea
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  2789.  @TSRHelios  play fair and nobody sanctions nobody. Play hardball, get kicked in the teeth
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  2790.  @TSRHelios  not "surpassed¨ , dumping. And those where not "sanctions", they are imposed by the World Trade Organization. But keep trying to sell the "sanctions bad" line... Cuba has milked that for decades
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  2791.  @TSRHelios  we cannot agree to disagree. You have presented no argument. Name calling ("western blah blah") is not an argument. Try again.
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  2792.  @TSRHelios  and yet to reply. Unwanted and uncalled commets in reply to someone to whom you have no obligation. Why would you do something you KNOW that is not your obligation? Furthermore... presenting no argument is not "an education". Name calling (western bla bla) is not an "education".... So you say you have no obligation to do something you CAN't do? Tell you what... DON't educate me. And DON't name call other people!!!
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  2793.  @TSRHelios  disqualifying is not an argument. If you are so tired then try sleeping, not answering comments.
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  2794. It is a wonder that we live in an age where fasteners are so cheap. The romans burnt down their buildings and sieved the ashes to salvage the nails. What would they have done for a bucket of screws! Jackpot!
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  2795. 43:40 If you build the canal, you also tell Denmark that you have no intention/need to invade them. It forces them into neutrality or ELSE
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  2796. 2:58 meeting the protein requirements eating potatoes would mean you eat too many calories, and then diabetes and obesity kick in. Yes it is "complicated", and this graph is misleading. A healthy balanced diet cannot be achived by looking at CO2 emmisions. Eliminate the externalities (subsidies) and let the market solve the problem. It is also not honest to make graphs about CO2 kilograms, CO2kilograms equivalent, later talk about methane... and 5:00 even if methane causes warming, it is not agricultural methane that created most of that 23-40% warming.
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  2797. "stealing civilians" or "taking these peoples back" It is unfortunate to live in time where these phrases are used. This is nothing short of state directed slavery. This is one of the best videos of the channel.
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  2798.  @0MVR_0  russia has been surrounded since 1945. So what is your point?
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  2799.  @0MVR_0  which country was "de-nazyfied" by NATO?
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  2800.  @0MVR_0  name the countries where NATO has conducted "special millitary operations"?
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  2801.  @0MVR_0  I didn't know Afghanistan, Yugoslavia and Libia shared a border with Russia! Surely those NATO operations were a threat to Russian territory. Can you please explain how Libia "encircles" Russia?
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  2802.  @0MVR_0  WoW. Such big words. "Hegemony" You did not answer my question. How does libia "encircle" russia? Please stop the ad hominem attacks. Don't talk about ME. Stay on topic.
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  2803.  @0MVR_0  Don't care about any "peoples republics" Don't change the subject Can you please explain how Libia "encircles" Russia? Still waiting
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  2804.  @0MVR_0  rambling is not an argument Your argued that NATO was "encircling" Russia by invading Lybia Can you please explain how Libia "encircles" Russia?
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  2805.  @0MVR_0  don't change the subject How is Russia "encircled" by a war in Lybia? Your ramblings are not part of this discussion
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  2806. Argentina's air force is stuffed. They don't deserve it. They are paying for decades of blunders by politicians.
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  2807. the very fact that they cannot call themselves "center" or "moderate" tells you all you need to know about this movement "conservative left" is doublespeak.
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  2808. Countries don't go to war, governments go to war Governments have learned that fighting OTHER governments is risky Governments are now waging war against their OWN citizens. China says Taiwan and Hong Kong are part of China. Rusia says Ukraine is an historical part of Rusia. Canada uses "defense act" against truckers making barbecues France threw the army against the lockdown protests And the Patriot act is used against parents. The patterns is clear. Ignore at your peril
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  2809. DALL-E does not create art. It does as it is told If it were art, it must be capable of failing, and creating without prompt Filling in the blanks is not creation, it is averaging and smoothing
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  2810. Pure click bait.
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  2811. "update"? 🤷
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  2812. Isn't the cure for inmortality... death? This movie blows
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  2813. solving the materials constraint does not solve the electricity generation constraint. Not talking about the charging stations. Talking about generation and more importantly transmission. Legacy automakers are not investing "enough" for the future? ok... now do the heavily regulated, debt loaded, government dependent electric generation sector that is actually destroying capital by closing thermoelectric and nuclear plants. Think roads and bridges are in bad shape? imagine the current power lines carrying the current demand plus all the kilowatts needed to replace gasoline. the ICE manufacturers see that there is no point in having the batteries, if there will not be enough juice to charge them. Elon keeps talking about nuclear, and he said more oil and gas are needed. Tesla's cars can't burn these fuels, but Elon knows they need to be burnt somewhere to charge the batteries Notice everybody is silent on the grid transmission bottleneck. Nobody wants to be the bearer of bad news, and governments do not give tax incentives to bearers of bad news. the video is well presented and upbeat. 👍
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  2814. It's not looking for oil. It is not gathering intelligence The available power supply suggests it was broadcasting It flew over tens of thousands of cellphones, laptops, wifi routers, printers, industrial controllers, flow meters, remotely controlled valves... all equipped with antennas, and most of them made in China. In the era of internet of things, hardware will obey a digital master far away.
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  2815. The truth has been spoken. 👍
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  2816. the problem is that the "people that bit more than they can chew" and are not held "to contract" is the GOVERNMENT, the representatives and the senators. Private debt is pocket change when compared to the government debt. Pray do tell, which bankruptcy court will freeze, and liquidate the US government's assets? This is the problem of giving legislative power to the same guys that have all the guns
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  2817. Great opportunity to do maintenance!!!
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  2818. HUgo Chavez made the same promise
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  2819. Talking head tries to pass shouting into a microphone as credibility. Yes, crypto is full of fraud, and government regulation will improve this? Ja Ja Ja
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  2820. Quien va ganando no negocia. Asi que ambos estan perdiendo. Ukrania no tiene territorio y Rusia o tiene tiempo.
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  2821. Imagine being surprised when told that bankers loan money to governments and industrial concerns.🙄 Also, imagine being surprised and outraged that bankers provide funds to politicians that grant banking licenses.🙄 Then imagine being outraged that bankers profit from the placement of government bonds, debt, ratings, and fees.🙄 To spin the above into "banks support such and such IDEOLOGY" is dishonest. Banks will loan money to Saint Peter, or the devil himself, if the premium is worth it.
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  2822. Paul shows to be well meaning, but naive and full of hubris. You cannot reject freedom, freedom is a curse. Even when you choose your prision and your master, you are excercising your freedom. He appeals to giving life meaning, to believe in something, beyond the material (not shopping)...but he doesn't understand that his freedom to believe in that requires that he allow others the freedom to "fail" and believe in ("empty" according to him) materialism. People NEED NOT be saved from freedom. Not by you Paul. Not by anybody. Letting your neighbor fail because of his own choices is the true measure of will. ---- I am not rich enough to pity you
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  2823. 8:00 this is straight from Stalin's "the voters don't matter, the votes don't matter, only who counts the votes matters" By stating a priori that collective intelligence ONLY happens when the data is "carefully set up" the outcome is already rigged to the wishes of the data collectors. It is enough that the people know there was an election. The people who cast the votes decide nothing. The people who count the votes decide everything. Joseph Stalin
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  2824. Calling the colectivists "anti-parents" is not enough. They are PRO : government monopoly on schools, government paid special interest groups (teachers), goverment attacks on middle class, government attacks on small and local business.
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  2825.  @ChucksSEADnDEAD  OK...so they sucked "a little"? 👍 Can we agree that AFTER the Lima version it rules?
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  2826. "free shipping" option is not available for this item
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  2827. 16:35 Dune reference. Sweet.
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  2828. The important thing is what was bargained for this "reversal" . Please note that this is exactly what is not even mentioned. "we do not know"
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  2829. 13:45 transparency I see what you did there.
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  2830.  @mandywalkden-brown7250  THAT is a serious disposal charge. 👍
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  2831.  @GetGwapThisYear  it is rude to avoid a question by posing one of your own. Please bear in mind that taxation existed while gold coins were used, when no QT was possible. So taxation is in NO WAY related to QT.
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  2832. get swap this year --- As you say, I may not know a lot about this. But to regulate the supply of money, is it not easier to limit the money printing? How does taxation "preserve the value" of a currency that is actively debased and rendered worthless by printing money?
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  2833. get swap this year Please explain to me how those at the bottom are not impoverished when the currency is debased, devaluing their savinga, AND they are taxed on the meager income they might have?
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  2834. pure fluff. On the plus side it says nothing wrong On the negative side, it adds nothing that has not already been said
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  2835. Did Tang get a patch of a pirate eating ice cream? 🏴‍☠️🍨
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  2836. Well that just sounds like slavery with extra steps Rick Sanchez
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  2837.  @Rick-lq3xo  do you deny he said "for your own good" ? do you deny that "for your own good" IS the excuse of tyranny? I have seen no proof of anything on the "for your own good"
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  2838.  @Rick-lq3xo  I'm sorry. I cannot hold a conversation with someone that is being told that they will be enslaved and they agree with the whip.
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  2839.  @Rick-lq3xo  do you have anything besides attempts to insult? Tyranny I say. I have nothing to consider, Soviet rusia also "built housing"
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  2840.  @Rick-lq3xo  TLDR. You want to be a slave. No need to try to convince me. "your own good" no thanks... nobody but me knows what is good for me.
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  2841.  @Rick-lq3xo  It's not a matter of what is "good", it is a matter of freedom and choice. You want lo live long and be a good slave? Fine by me. I am against everything that is imposed using violence.
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  2842.  @Rick-lq3xo  Against all of it You are making the assumption that there is "good zoning laws". Any and all regulation is tyranny I do not care for democracy (the rule of the mob)... I care for a republic
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  2843. You wanted self rule. Well, what have you to show for it? Ohhh, corruption, coups, violence and poverty.
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  2844. Totally fake controversy created for ratings. This is Maddona's kiss all over again. If this were "real"... why didn't they remove Will Smith? The Academy awards should start paying royalties to the WWF
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  2845. Notably absent: where is the fertilizer going to come from?
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  2846. FALSO: Lo que era desconocido fue la CREACION de los bancos centrales y el dinero sin respaldo. Y ya se hizo el experimento, y se sabe en que termina!
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  2847. Narwhal's tusks function may be close to deer's antlers.
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  2848. the only sad thing is to see Gates upset because his hubris and arrogance led him to believe they could reach "the world population" faster than a natural phenomena can. There is nothing sad about this, only people who have delusions of greatness are "sad". Normal people are happy to have free t-cells and b-cells that do not require a subscription to a medical tyranny.
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  2849.  @keithmontgomery9664  the delusion if greatness is not that you had the ability to vaccinate the world... is that you (still) believe you had to do it, and that you should do it even against other people's will.
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  2850. Took long enough.
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  2851. min 11:15... "people we look up to"... That is the point. We have to stop looking up to professional liers. Actors lie for a living. It's a profession. Politicians lie for a living. It's a business model Investment bankers and financial advisors lie for a living. It's government sanctioned market manipulation and insider trading "wonder" entrepeneurs (WeWork, Theranos and Enron) lie for money. We have to start looking up to decent hard working people that deal in truth.
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  2852. Poor bastards that can' t tell Free on Board from Cost insurance and Freight will always pay thru the nose and end in customs hell JA JA JA Next time try to get a certificate of origin to claim some tax deduction, it is twice the fun!
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  2853. Why is it that Carthage flourished and was rich, and the same space later became poor and unproductive? Rome fought and vanquished a peer in north Africa... but why did it stay down for centuries?
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  2854.  @Fenris86  Agree. But it begs the question, why did they turn to piracy and not trade? Hypothesis: Did the larger, longer range tall ships bypass them? Larger, safer, tall ships could sail directly from Egypt to London, and made the intermediate stops useless? /// I have the idea that Carthage traded, but also produced and exported a lot of olive oil wheat. What happened to that farmland?
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  2855. The underlying problem still is... why does the government have the power to tax property? If you earn a wage, you get taxed on the wage With whatever is left, you buy real state and get taxed on it The government adjusts the value, so you pay as much as they say And when you die, there is inheritance taxes....or the property simply returns to the state! Is it your property if it is taxed under threat of confiscation? Or are you a feudal peasant paying to till the land?
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  2856.  @nooboftheyear7170  "transparency" would be recognizing that you are paying serfdom to the government to use "your" house
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  2857.  @nooboftheyear7170  You do know that all those services are performed by PRIVATE companies? The "who will build the roads" excuse has already been debunked
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  2858.  @nooboftheyear7170  as long as we agree that "better tha the worst" is no excuse to settle for "corrupt enough"... respectfully👍
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  2859. The ship is on 🔥 fire!... ..........Panik!! 😲 Flooding🌊puts out the fires...Kalm 😑 Flooding🌊is sinking the ship!!...Panik!! 😱
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  2860. If the argentinians could hack the Exocet, the ukranians can jury rig a HARM.
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  2861. 10:40 "air superiority" is an admission of failure, from the gate. The USAF used to aspire for air SUPREMACY, not mere "superiority". And the budget matched that ambition. Now they want a "supremacy" budget, to achive "superiority" outcomes. The fact that it's blurred is that supremacy will no longer be viable. And the trend is towards parity. Against many actors, not just peer nations.
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  2862.  @zyansheep  You assume that the government is successful in providing housing clothing and food? ... look at the great job they do with roads and security! You can't argue that the "government can provide" these things....because the government has demonstrated time and again it CANNOT provide these things.
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  2863.  @Drkbowers1  bring it on. Rather fight every day than live as a slave
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  2864.  @Twosies20  Au contraire! It is up to YOU to demonstrate that the governments are "effective"... JA JA JA.. Good luck!
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  2865.  @stephenking9114  social security is a retirement program. Has nothing to do with housing, food clothes or poverty..... ALSO, social security is a ponzi scam that is already bankrupt and the "solution" is to reduce the benefits and increase the retirement age.... rather have private pensions
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  2866.  @Twosies20  sorry. I am not your dancing monkey. I do not have to counter your bad arguments.
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  2867.  @tlpineapple1  do please present the evidence you claim exists.
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  2868.  @TheCat48488  murder? nope... letting them die for their bad choices? yes
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  2869.  @Twosies20  your attempt to personalize the discussion has failed. Governments have not provided neither food, nor housing, nor clothing. And when they do, it's called prision.
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  2870.  @TheCat48488  What rule am I applying on anybody? Letting somebody face the consequences of their choices is in no way "self righteous". I repeat myself: I will never murder anyone, but I will also refrain from helping them when they kill themselves.
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  2871.  @LanguagesWithAndrew  the worst part of YOUR comment is that you think you are the clever one. Are you a mind reader to know what I am "thinking"? Please stay on topic and avoid especulation, personalizing and ad hominem attacks
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  2872. Watchmen threaded on the visuals, and content source, SinCity (2005) trailblazed. It is not that it was "ahead of it's time", plenty of tragic heroes and anti-heroes have existed. The thing is that large audiences (increasingly) want effortless entertainment. This movie will force anyone to react and to think, and that is a no-no if your thoughts have to come pre-chewed via a narrative. This kind of movies makes people reflect upon themselves, they don't like what they see, and associate that discomfort with the movie.
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  2873. Min 4:40 "es muy poco probable que se responsabilice a los inspectores publicos y privados"... Hmmm🤔 Se pregunta uno quien es el que "hace dificil" asignar responsabilidad?. No es que los gobiernos se abrogan el monopolio de las normas, las licencias, las inspecciones, los inspectores, las cortes de justicia y el monopolio de la violencia? Si "es dificil" asignar responsabilidad... lo que esta fallando es el actuar totalitario de los gobiernos . --- La misma cadena ya informo que el uso de esos paneles NUNCA fue aprobados, asi que decir que hubo "un cambio en la ley" es des-informacion. Grenfell Tower inquiry: 9 things we now know about the cladding
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  2874. three words: mail in votes
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  2875. As much as I despise patent/trademark trolls, the law is the law.
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  2876. As soon as the money is made available, the message will change from pleading to neo-colonialism and interventionism
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  2877. This is very similar to what happened to Olivetti. Good content.
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  2878. "if you are not getting the response you want " If you already have a desired outcome , then you are forcing a result. This is not "intelligence", this is a scam. We have gone from oracles in mountain tops to black boxes with bits. But the peddlers of lies are the same. They already have the answers they want, and find creative ways to impose them on others. AI is not intelligence, it is another curtain in front of the little man pulling levers
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  2879. HIgh performance liquid cooled battery packs designed for automotive use cases will result in heat management problems in cheap, static installations that lack the liquid cooling. I cold climates, the heating of the batteries will be an issue as well. A step forward, but not a killer solution.
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  2880. Did any of these mount even a basic search radar? Would a search radar give away the disguise?
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  2881. This
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  2882. 2:08 "our brains are comically ill prepared to navigate the complexities of the modern world". This is an outright lie. The decisions we have to make are not complicated, because decisions are never to be made upon science. Decisions are to be made according to ethics. Attempting to make the decision making process dependant on a "complicated" science (that is parsed onto us by "experts" (5:25 "dangerous superficial knowledge" ) is the same thing that Martin Luther brought crashing down when he subverted the church and the priestshood as the "experts" on ethics. "experts" have another problem, they have no legitimacy, no mandate, no accountability, and suffer no penalty when they are wrong. --- So as long as Kurzgesagt limits itself to STORYTELLING and imagination, no problem... but if it starts shaping opinions and decisions... then it is at fault.
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  2883.  @Africa893  but consider the opposite. If your goal is UNethical, no amount of science can justify it.
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  2884. Cross pollination between the pointillism, cinematography, light theory and human visual perception.
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  2885. 37:00 Yeah, the french have that in the bag Yeah... this was funny
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  2886.  @apparentlydesign7712  There is Plato's myth of the cave https://youtu.be/d2afuTvUzBQ And Jose Saramago made a book where he updates the story for people who live in shopping malls Regards
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  2887. -Cheap, Mass produced, Low maintenance, easy to fly, Technological advanced CAN'T BE DONE. SAAB: Hold my Grippen.
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  2888. 5:00 inflation is not caused by these measures. Inflation WAS caused by the money printing last year. Argentina already was in a recession since several years ago, when measured in inflation adjusted terms. Poverty was already sky high, but the government had fudged the data for several years to hide it.
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  2889. 6:00 Milei always spoke about free circulation and competition of currency. It was dishonest of the press to characterize it as "dollarization" during the campaign, and it is dishonest to day that he is just now started talking about this.
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  2890. 6:35 "blaming his shortcomings"... shortcomings that you do not mention. And the ones you bring up (inflation, recession, poverty) are the shortcomings of the "caste"
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  2891. cases never mattered. Cases and testing only serve a political goal for a power grab.
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  2892. We have birds-eye' view, full intelligence from both sides, and decades to review it... and we are still arguing about the decisions made by exhausted commanders, pressured for time, shelled round the clock, with incomplete information and life-and-death responsability of thousands of men on their shoulders. War IS be hell, but it is a very difficult hell.
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  2893. 9:14 OMG he said "la-croy" !!!!! Brace for the "la krah" backslash 🤣
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  2894. these sanctions don't work The banking sanctions are the ones that bite hard.
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  2895. the 2008 MBS crash has already happened. The difference is that the FED is hiding the bad loans in it's balance sheet. the flip side of "wealth distribution" is "loss distribution". Both are enforced at gun point. If you want a government powerful enough to tax and give a universal income..... be prepared to have a government powerful enough to saddle you with debt for generations
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  2896. Thor L&T is not good enough, and there is plenty bad. Not as good as it could have been, not as bad as I expected. The funny tone is overplayed. The Korg/Taika narrations are a fresh and unexpected new low for Taika. The movie has some bad edits and re-shoots, added by the studio? Please: no more Mcguffin search/chase movies no more riping off the water planet Vormir Rusell Crow was almost ok, he owned the part, but it still was a bad part. Why did Natalie Portman make this movie? We may never get a good answer. The G of the G are now decoration and backdrop. Korg narration about the "nobody knows who this guy was" did not work
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  2897. "one bit pixels" 😁
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  2898. This is economic warfare, to push people into poverty If you have symptoms, stay home and skip work, lose income and savings But DO NOT seek medical attention!!! THAT would be BAAAADDDDD
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  2899.  @fabianzimmermann5495  well that sucks. Thanks
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  2900. 12:50 "create a trapped feeling" >>>>> stay safe, stay at home "it was dark, only light coming from the top" >>>> stay indoors, no excercise, only light coming from the TV or cellphone "food box and water bottle" >>>> no contact take out food and parcel deliveries "thus stopping any interaction with the outside world" Once you see it...
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  2901. 39:30 The russians are still claiming they won WW2 single handed. If the RN had sunk anything larger than a cruiser, we would never hear the end of it.
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  2902. Airlines, airports, duty free, impossible financing. This was a money laundering scheme. Even if they went bankrupt, or sold assets at a loss, the fees and interest payments were now "above the table". The tell-tale is the stretch to cargo routes to Brasil-Africa-Europe
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  2903. This subject is a freaking minefield. Axis technological advantages in 1939 1- The japanese Type93 torpedos. 2- The Enigma machines (later leapfrogged by project Ultra) 3- The night time optics in Italian and Japanese ships. 4- The war tested Stukas and Zeros. 5- The snorkel (leapfrogged by airborne radar) 6-The 88 gun /// The real advantage is experience in doctrine and combined arms use Germany gained in Spain, and Japan gained in China. ✅
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  2904. This 👍
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  2905. So they sat on this data for years, publish it late and not up to date, with no accountability? Why would the WHO be given any power at all?
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  2906.  @benwilson6145  I agree, if in open sea. But within neutral Norweigan waters...it was a pickle. 🥒 Regards
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  2907.  @benwilson6145  1-you cannot know in advance they have POWs onboard, 2- It's for the Norwegians to enforce that in their territorial waters. Britain cannot barge into the waters of neutral Norway. Not without an invitation or a call for help by the norwegians.
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  2908. I salute the drinker for wasting his liver and eyeballs to spare me this harm
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  2909. Autonomous drones will become fire and forget, and will not depend on an operator. small laser gyros will free the drone from GPS jamming at short and medium ranges.
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  2910. 4:10 "exclude most cars from the city" most cars means GOVERNMENT and government CRONIES cars still get to use the streets Europeans live under tyrants, and they like it. This is why the USA is different. Yes traffic is worse, but that is the true price of PERSONAL freedom
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  2911.  @Skydive20991  ad hominem attack is not an argument.
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  2912.  @Skydive20991  I just presented my argument: government vehicles will not be excluded from the city. Tyrants make rules for you but not for them. Can you present a counter argument?
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  2913.  @Skydive20991  It matters not if I see the law viable "for me"... What matter is if the government is excempt from the laws they dictate. I am not saying that I REFUSE to obey (some, any, all) laws... What I am saying is that tyranny is when governments do not comply with THEIR OWN LAWS I really hope you stop the personal attacks, and the strawman arguments.
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  2914. Sunday dose of Drach
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  2915. 8:41 "why would a small country" ... there is the rub. It was the GOVERNMENT, not the "country" the gave tax breaks and bent over backwards. Collectivists fuse and con-fuse leader, party, government, state, country when it suits their goals Ireland has no "made up GDP" ... what it has is a government that sells tax breaks, for lobbying money
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  2916. they really did a number on Piccard. 😠
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  2917. The original, non-electric, dinging backup bells in trailers hubs are the hurdle to beat
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  2918. 6:25 I call BS on the fire control systems complexity. Naval guns have fired on the move, against moving targets, since at least the 1930s. In 1940, Scharnhorst and Warspite landed hits at well over 20km away. Doing at least 20 knots (37ish km/h). In heaving seas. All that was compensated. The required computing power and methods is well known old tech. The problem was the recoil, all along.
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  2919. Given that we have not returned to the moon and abandoned supersonic airliners. Is it fair to ask that we should just call the particle physics search a dead end and our current models "good enough"?
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  2920. There is a sign at the begining that says "sabor a mierda"... that is "tastes like sh1t" , in spanish. The movie is true to their word.
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  2921.  @davidchristensen811  Once again. The "certification" of the window is meaningless . Please please stop parroting and repeating meaningless words. This was a prototype vessel, that ITSELF had no certification. None at all. Nor was this submarine subject to ANY requirements The window manufacturer rates his product for some depth. But oceangate took that part, took it deeper by biting into the safety margins. That is on oceangate, they have a different value of safety margin. Same with the controller, I am sure it was "certified" for UL and radio frequency. But that means jack-sh1t when taken so far away from use case. There is no "con" because they were very upfront on the disclaimer: this is dangerous and may kill you. The outcome was expected, but UN-predictable because there is very little public design and best practice data for these materials and these depths
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  2922. China did not destroy it's tech giants, just made them government run monopolies. "Government control of the means of production" kind of thing... remember uncle Karl?
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  2923. developed countries populations are well below the replacement rate effed-up countries that enacted "one child policies" are well below the replacement rate effed-up countries that had population collapse because of war, alcoholism and abortions are well below replacement rate This is all being set up to manage migration. The same scaremongers that told us we would kill each other for a bucket of wheat are now creating documents so that you can't leave your slave position. 5:20 "support our member states" Please do note that they do not support or are oriented towards the individuals. It is a club of governments, and you are NOT part of it. Watch George Carlin
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  2924. Here is the sad part. Let's overlook the totalitarism and lack of accountability. The fact is that these central blocks of Paris truly are great living spaces. So WHY is any zoning code (more tyranny, same tyranny) anywhere in the world different from Haussman's plans? If it is known and shown what works...and governments mandate otherwise and in contradiction of this, it means that they do not prioritize the citizen's life quality.
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  2925. Individuals that live in groups have a better chance of passing their genes along if the group thrives. Sharing food makes the group thrive, the best adapted groups carry those genes forward. Groups of individuals that do not share may have a few well fed members...but the group as a whole is weaker, and the group has a greater chance of death to all it's individuals. Those who share simply get their genes passed along. It is an advantageous trait, selected by evolution. Not a moral decision.
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  2926. I see what you did there.
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  2927. Isn't it West Formosa? Well done.
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  2928.  @thethirdman225  totally agree about the air superiority condition. Am only asking if they chance into a target of opportunity ( a drone or transport helo). Regards 👍
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  2929.  @Dori-Ma  yep. Gun pods are an option. 👍
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  2930. Remember what has been lost.
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  2931. IMO... One of the hulls may be the VIP bought and never used for Mexico's presidential fleet.
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  2932. 👍
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  2933. The changes in torque may induce cyclic fatigue on the shaft I trust these guys are smart enough to design for infinite life. The internal splines on the rotor and the splines on the shaft is where I would be paying attention. IMHO, range extenders are the way forward.
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  2934. "the tank is obsolete", "the attack helicopter is obsolete". FFS 🙄
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  2935. the world has screamed "gringo go home" for decades.... guess what? you got your wish. Isolationism also means they go home and their money STAYs home
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  2936. @SusCalvin  on the contrary. There is no other place to store wealth. All fiat currencies are a con game, but the US$ is the nicest house in a very bad neighborhood. Respectfully
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  2937.  @SusCalvin  If we speak the truth, all administrations until now have been changing the things that support the dollar. Raising debt, money printing, populist largesse with entittlements. Trump can make it worse, but we got to "pretty bad" already a long time ago.
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  2938. "separation of power" was always a fraud. Power is either absolute or not power at all The legislative subordinated to the executive long ago. But the judicial now reigns above the executive
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  2939. Solid content
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  2940. Governments will use any tragedy to extend their reach.
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  2941. No comments from Greta? wierd
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  2942.  @gumby2241  either google it or go sit in the little kids table.
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  2943.  @chrislambert9435  Yes. Churchill was an equal opportunity stubborn a-hole. Respectfully
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  2944.  @nocheapdopamine725  it is marxism because it treats having wealth as a crime. And since they cannot tax it, steal it, or redistribute it... they rather destroy it.
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  2945. This is a pretty good argument If the government needs to do something, then it should bear the cost of that something The government will chicken out and settle to avoid setting a precedent at the Supreme Court.
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  2946. So funny. Governments that want to track citizens say "if you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear"... but look at the government and pharma fight to keep things undercover!!
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  2947. Time for another slap at the oscars to distract the unwashed masses. Maybe a world soccer cup? People freezing to death while someone throws soup at a painting? That should do it.
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  2948. Why people believe propaganda? Because people are dangerous emotional irrational beings driven by fear that seek safety in herds and need shepherds. In contrast, CITIZENS stand alone, are brave in front of fear, are not willing to trade freedom for "safety" , need no leaders. This is why propaganda is directed against citizens, and is made for people consumption. Why would a government need a Reich Ministry of Public Enlightenment and Propaganda? That is the tell.
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  2949. 6:45 "more protection" Who sells this protection? The government Governments are mafias, running a "protection" racket Now you can't un-see it
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  2950. New experiment 1- Put all the scientists that say "there is no reality" on a train track, with a speeding train approaching 2- Tell them to stay on the track until there is no superposition of them being on the track/ NOT on the track. 3- When they sh1t their pants and jump OFF the track, ask them if the crap in their pants is not a "physical change". The poop was in the system all along! New experiment with friend! Same as above, but have your "friend" blow the train whistle to warn you. Is your friend blowing the whistle because you are both on/off the train track
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  2951. solid content
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  2952. The WHO, the governments, the medical boards, mass media and social media are all accessories to this crime.
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  2953.  @mygamechannel2300  I agree. Release SBF in a basketball court filled with his creditors. Let him talk his way out of that. Broadcast it on pay per view to raise capital.
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  2954. Leftards keep harping about the (imaginary) "embargo" on Cuba, but they can't see the REAL government intervention and subsidies in "private" business. TIK is over the target. 🎯
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  2955. Equity markets are flooded with easy money and leverage. They priced in QE 4ever. And now those options and margin calls have to unwind.
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  2956. Min 4:10 " progress has made us more peaceful"... It wasn't progress, it was fear. Mutual assured destruction has made us "more peaceful". We have made no progress. We have only removed the UNcertain outcome of war with the certainty of "nobody wins"
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  2957. I lived to see transistors reach their Concorde moment. Yes you can fly supersonic, but who would pay for it?
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  2958. Deaths cannot exist because government declared victory and the p(l)andemic to be over. They created an emergency by decree, and now they hide the consequences.
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  2959. The worst thing from this movie is to see all the pieces than have been plucked out and pillaged by other franchises along the years. And how Villeneuve had to walk around them to avoid falling into overused tropes of the copycats . A few examples: Arrakis is Tatoinne. The "chosen one" is Anakin/Neo. "fear is the little death" = after earth "danger is real, fear is a choice", Sardaukars = Stormtroopers, clone armies. Chani = Neitiry/Trinity woman of the "other world". Paul "goes native" = Avatar, Dances with wolves. the Sarlack = the worm. Luke sees the two suns on the horizon, Paul sees the sun on the horizon. Fremen = Freefolk GOT/Avatar/dances with wolves. Emperor = emperor. Does Paul have free will? = does Neo have free will?..... The original DUNE is a carcass that has been recycled so many times by others that it became a trope itself.
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  2960. "super" was the original "you want large fries?"
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  2961. 2:00 Yes. you butchered those little town's names.🙂 Not a problem. Don't feel bad. I can't say Worcestershire with a straight face. 🤷 Fun and engaging content.
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  2962. 10:31 "one that is uniquely chinese and american". Only in America could this things happen. Only in America can people fight and overcome the goverment's will. The american "exceptionallity" is shown here for anyone to see, it is the triumph of the people over the government.
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  2963. Remember that OV10s squared off against F16s in Venezuela
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  2964. Cheap, small, easy to conceal, autogyros have a huge advantage: they can fly over landmines and trenches These can be used as pin prick airborne. Too small to be engaged by regular SAMs, to low and fast to track with manPADs. They only have to cover a dozen miles or so, over the trench and already in the rear area, messing comms, resupply and invalidating pre-range artillery and kill zones.
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  2965. utube throttling this video to lower views
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  2966. Zoning is gobernmental control over means of production. The "justification" of pollution externalities is a red herring. Moving or grouping the smokestacks did not solve the pollution problem. But it allowed gobernments to enforce control for politcal gain.
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  2967. Ji ji... He said "sloop" 😊
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  2968. Why was people prevented from taking sunlight outdoors? They KNEW and mandated a harmful measure
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  2969. Good enough content
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  2970. The whole throwing arm, longer hip, strong muscles across back and shoulder could explain why slaves were used for rowing in galleys. The entire motion of the scythe is built around these advantages https://youtu.be/RGNTYPmeLXk?t=15
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  2971. 2:20 In a case where you can contaminate someone else... it's not about you THAT is a spicy takes on AIDS.... How many got their bank accounts blocked for spreading AIDS? Or lost their jobs? Hell, they passed laws making it a crime to ASK about this. But you had to show proof of testing and vaccination...
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  2972. 7:16 "...controlling the working population..." Tell me you view people as slaves without calling it as slavery! What gives the government the power or mandate to " control " the workers? Mind you, this is in "liberté, igualité, bullshité" effing France.
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  2973. Of course Fraiser did not deserve an Oscar for "monkeybone" BUT, Hollywood just 😍loves😍 giving Oscars to actors that play a "struggle" I will not watch this movie, because of Hollywood. At the same time, I have no doubt that Fraiser is a talented actor.
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  2974. 7:00 "we will loose the bargain"... "there is no bargain" Kotkin demolishes over 200 years of "social contract" lies in less than two minutes. Extraordinary 🎩 13:23 "try to control it" The very fact that it was working and wealth was increasing was proof that the CCP had lost control of the economy. Deng was only managing the apperance and image. Sometime being a leader is just watching where everyone is already going, jumping ahead of the crowd, and shout "follow me"
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  2975. The question is now how the placebo group in the Pfizer study failed to show this. And the answer is that they measured "inmune response" instead of outcomes. Remember when they HAD to change the definition of vaccine to suit the study? I remember
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  2976.  @patrickkelly6691  👍
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  2977. 3:46 so many open doors. Botero also paints open doors, cabinets, drawers. These items are opportunities, mysteries. When they are open it is interesting, but when doors are closed the denial is striking. Solid content.
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  2978. Ji Ji... I see what you did there.
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  2979. Solid content. Feed the algo
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  2980. translation: EU bureaucrats believe the war will not extend past six months, so this "sanctions" will never be enforced
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  2981. The shift from candles to gas lights, and then to electric light bulbs, had similar discussions and opposition If heat (cooling) is the largest draw, and the water heater already proves heat energy can be stored efficiently with minimal losses... maybe it is time to think out of the electric domain. Insulated phase change tanks can store heat. They are cheap, have no moving parts, insulation is well understood and are not pressure vessels. Instead of going to an "emergency" resistive strip, you draw heat from the insulated tank. Any heat loss from the insulated tank actually is lost to the space inside the insulation envelope, so it is not "lost", just released slowly.
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  2982. What the heck lathe? Not cool ja ja ja
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  2983.  @TraditionalAnglican  the proverbial "lucky shot" 😁
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  2984. Lockdowns are economic measures to reduce demand to put a cap on inflation When they say "control of the economy" most people think about control of the production (factories, banks, agriculture). But controlling demand is also possible by using taxes, bans, caps or lockdowns. And before you laugh this off.... the code word for this in "free" economies is "demand destruction" https://youtu.be/P_R3xIva-Wo
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  2985. 4:00 customers want affordability 6:45 rise prices...by a lot enough said, any business plan that has a contradiction this big will fail
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  2986. 1:00 But there IS a market for electricity providers, and it DOES NOT require 30 different electrical cables In parts of the USA, you buy your electricity from one of several providers, with different plans and rates. And they pay each other for the use of the cable infrastructure. No different than your cellphone company buying tower time to provide you cellphone coverage when roaming was a thing. By the first minute, this video has no merit 3:21 the problem is the cost of production is going up Yes, but failure to mention the regulations concerning "green" and forcing renewables is dishonest. The price of PRODUCTION is going up because (by this government's, not Thatcher's) they are underminning and closing the base load nuclear plants, and forcing closure on the fossil fuel intermitent load plants. If you make electricity production more inefficient by regulation, then the prices go up. To blame this on "privatisation" is dishonest 4:10 See? The problem is the "solar" part. THAT IS WHERE THE SCAM IS And NO... gas is not more expensive than solar. Why? Because the price of solar includes subsidies, and solar does not include the price of the base load plants or battery storage needed during night time 7:00 "they are crooks and they are thieves" 8:44 "a socialized green energy union" So this man says government is the source of the problem (they are crooks and thieves).... and his "solution" is to give MORE power and give the ENTIRE control to the governments (that are crooks and thieves)
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  2987. The upmarket move is now "olive feed" meat https://youtu.be/7eMjYXRcm-0
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  2988. I known my share of taxi drivers with masters degrees.
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  2989. Another government created monopoly crashes and burns? Another industry protected by politicians pays top lobby dollar to keep protections and privileges? WoW... Who could have predicted this?
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  2990. The leftists agenda keeps spinning.
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  2991.  @Theswedishfoamer  yes I do mantain that all taxes are theft, and the interstate is a huge pork barrel money graft
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  2992.  @BlackHoleSpain  your lack of imagination is not my problem. You know who has private security? You know someone that has a private army? You do know about private healthcare? It is not non-sense, it is reality
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  2993.  @techtutorvideos  awww, thanks for your concern about me. And I am impressed at your capacity to predict my future, mind reading much today? You "forget" that I ALREADY pay the cost of roads with driving license fees, vehicle registration fees, gas tax fees, diesel taxes passed onto all the products delivered by truck. And in some LatAm countries I also have to pay "revalorizacion" and "special" taxes when the roads are built. So I am not afraid of removing the government middle-man that is taking a cut of all the road costs. We ALREADY pay for the roads, but you want to make me believe I can't pay for the roads without the government graft and pork barrel?
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  2994. Solid content There are several videos about the architecture of the buildings in Ivrea Olivetti failed, but it was NOT for lack of design and beauty https://youtu.be/fsXuotDvqFY https://youtu.be/G_4LmW0Zki8
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  2995. min 46:21 "i don't know" is the right, honest answer. 👍
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  2996. All very interesting, but I will stay in my non-relativistic macroscopic newtonian local world corner of the universe. Solid video.
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  2997.  @rsiraistlin2473  if you have hedges outside the system, then you have your own personal private currency. What you have not justified is why you submit to tyrany willingly
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  2998.  @rsiraistlin2473  As long as you are aware that you are being played, and gambling your life. But your submission still gives not you, not the government YOU OBEY, the power to impose over me. You want to be a slave? and train your children to do the same? Not my problem! I am merely saying that the government is inmoral and you are it's accesory.
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  2999.  @safebox36  there are private retirement funds, roads, canals, buildings and healthcare... i will have what I pay for. And since I pay all that with taxes, the only difference is removing the corrupt middleman.
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  3000.  @safebox36  fine. If you do not want what I offer, that is freedom. The issue is government FORCING to accept fiat currency.
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  3001. Funny that sovereignty is only mentioned when it suits them. even funnier that not a single "journalist" asked about it
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  3002. Are we really still concerned about "mild or no symptoms"? 🤷 They know the new year holiday was coming and they couldn't stop it anymore. Sunday, January 22 Chinese New Year 2023
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  3003. notice: experts that kept saying the polls were closed are no different than the experts that told you to wear masks while standing but remove it while seating. They say whatever is profitable for them.
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  3004. I would submit that small silicon waffer machines became surplus, and that is what dropped the cost of the individual cells. It is now that the cells are getting larger, when mid size waffers are becoming obsolete
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  3005. I salute the drinker. His sacrifice spares me from this trash
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  3006. What crops are getting picked in New York?
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  3007. Solid content
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  3008. what? a movie with no STRONG INDEPENDENT WOMEN? What? A movie about a competent white man? Well call me surprised
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  3009. Min 8:30 "highly proffitable lines"... forget "profit"... most of these low volume lines will not make enough money to pay for the maintenance.
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  3010. If the Hobbit had only been a 5 minutes short showing Smaug/Cumberbatch playing Playstation...I would watch that.
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  3011. The recession is not caused by the rate increases, it was caused by the dropping the rates BEFORE. The FED creates a bubble, inflates it with easy money... and when it pops it weasels out from it's responsability and calls it "recession" Same as the Berlin wall, It failed not when it fell. It failed WHEN IT WAS BUILT.
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  3012. Fell from a window?
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  3013. What does re-armament have to do with unemployment? Versaille is just a populist excuse.
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  3014. 2:17 Yamcha did it better Hollywood is hollowed out They are no longer copying the works of others, they are just cheap knock-offs
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  3015. lockdown giveth, reason taketh
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  3016. Confusing centralization with geography is unacceptable
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  3017. 4:40 That is a particular button to fight for 🤣
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  3018. The export market of the MirageIII is often over looked. It had many technical and political consequences.
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  3019. This is a good video. Solid content.
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  3020. Soooo... how much fossil CO2 emissions were these probosciedians doing to cause "climate change"? Anyone?
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  3021. So UK was right, BREXIT was justified, and the EU acknowledge they need reform.
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  3022.  @hamlet557  as you say, and I agree. There was a justification for BREXIT. But they also failed delivering on that! 👍
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  3023. pop corn 🍿
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  3024. Foolish to compare Xi to Mao. Xi is China's Stalin. We all know how that turned out.
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  3025. Solid content. Aboriginal americans had little incentive to sail westward: there was too much empty land and little need to migrate.
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  3026. over 40 minutes of fearmongering and speculation not one single hard fact any discussion that doesn' t include the Nkorea' s population pyramid, the reduction in population (specially in the conscript age bracket) is useless RLL, hard F minus
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  3027. Max Headroom enters the chat
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  3028.  @rohanthandi4903  it didn't take long for the horde to arrive 😁
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  3029.  @88porpoise  it doesn't matter what let the water in, it only matter that guns can not let the water in.
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  3030.  @88porpoise  of course you can sink something with gun fire. That is not the point. But how long did it take? How many hits did it take? It is much more effective to sink something using torpedoes.
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  3031.  @rohanthandi4903  not the point. How many gunfire hits would it take to sink the "relic" of thr Belgrano? How easy was to sink it with "relic" torpedoes?
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  3032.  @88porpoise  sorry. Yes it can be compared. Just how many bombs did it take to sink Tirpitz? How big were those bombs? Yes, that can be compared to relic run of the mill torpedoes, two hits and you are done. Sometimes only one.
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  3033.  @88porpoise  once again... you conflate "torpedo bomber" and "aerial torpedo" with "torpedo" It's not going to work. Try again
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  3034.  @88porpoise  not the point The issue is that many many airplanes and bombers went to Tromso...and could not sink Tirpitz
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  3035.  @88porpoise  just let me know hpw many tries, flights and missions it took
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  3036.  @rohanthandi4903  please find out the type and mark of torpedo used. You will be surprised.
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  3037.  @rohanthandi4903  you bring examples of Tirpiz hiding in a fjord. Now you claim to judge what is acceptable. Go troll someone else.
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  3038.  @rohanthandi4903  go troll someone else.
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  3039. china... "bad data"? What would you say such a thing? 😁
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  3040. Subscribed to the channel, and this video does not show up in my subscription page. Yes they are actively throttling you.
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  3041. Iran launched the attack the same way North Korea launches test missiles. For internal consumption of their own population. The opportunity is now to trace the supply chains of the components of the drones and missiles.
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  3042. Hollywood is no longer scooping from the bottom of the barrel. They already turned over the barrel and scraped off the outside of the bottom of the barrel, and now are digging into the soggy mess that was below where the barrel used to be.
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  3043.  @Brus805  so you see it too 😁
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  3044. Creativity bankruptcy defined: A movie self-referencing itself and it's own real life studio.
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  3045. The internal front is now active
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  3046. Pretending the FED is "independent", and obscuring the connection between fiscal deficit and expansive monetary policy is SLEIGH OF HAND
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  3047. She didn't answer the question: Why now? Why did Poland (now) drop the requirement that the aircraft go through the US hands? Why is Slovakia (now) willing to openly defy Russia? 1:30 "...there is a need to strengthen the ukranian armed forces..." That "need" has been there since day one. Yes, the war is dragging on. But the need was there since the begining The question still stands, and she carefully avoided to answer it.
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  3048. Nobody should join NATO. NATO is a zombi that has no purpose since the fall of the Berlin wall. It is just a bloated military bureaucracy that causes political problems to mantain control of a large budget. After the wall fell, NATO had no enemy, no mission. It SHOULD had been dissolved. What we need today is to bring Russia into prosperity and trade. NATO is the wrong tool to create bonds based on trade and poverty reduction. You catch more flies with honey than vinegar.
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  3049. Yep 👍
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  3050.  @brockreynolds870  1- I said obese, not fat. 2-If an obese person is taking multiple medications to stay obese...and dies with a virus that does not kill people with a healthy weight... then obesity killed this person. 3- when obese people die with cavities, nobody claims cavities was the cause.
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  3051.  @gottagowork  Yeah... now it is clear what kind of "education" you received About 70% of all US C0V1D-19 deaths are to age 70 y or above, Demographic perspectives on the mortality of COVID-19 and other epidemics So much for your "half" young
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  3052.  @gottagowork  There is my data and my reference... where is yours? You delete your messages, how sad I only care about deaths, they sold a deadly pandemic... not a "outcome"-demic
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  3053. Imitation is the best form of flattery. Try to get a cut from his revenue, there is a sizeable portuguese population that doesn't speak english. And there is a LOT of history in portuguese that has never broken into english. If he behaves like an idiot, then yes copyright him
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  3054.  @MisterBoggins  your attempt to change the subject has failed You hallucinate that you or me are spokepersons for TIK or others. I do not speak for TIK, nor can you. Stay on topic.
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  3055.  @MisterBoggins  you do understand that the owner of the content is TIK. That stealing is frowned upon. Did you search youtube to find my comments in another video to? This is your "permanent stop"?
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  3056. Toyota just hit the nail square on the head: DE-carbonization does not mean ONLY ELECTRIFICATION. We will see multiple solutions. //// Missing the recyclying of the spent batteries. By the time 2030 comes and large scale production begins, you will already have vehicles 15 to 20 years old that will be at the end of service life. Disposal of large quantities of flammable, corroded, faulty batteries full of cobalt is an externality nobody is talking about.. yet.
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  3057. This.
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  3058. Yep
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  3059. Min 12:44 "was this worth the price"? Certaintly not. The FED just created a monster of moral hazard that will never be saciated, now that it knows it is "too big to fail". Companies that are over leveraged, and that need government subsidized credit to stay solvent are the entry drug to "government control of the means of production"
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  3060. 4:38 "non extractive institutions" This channel, the economic academia, and politicians go to great lengths to avoid even saying "respect for private property"
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  3061. min 40... swinging 🏴‍☠ pirates! Yes, but actually no. 😁
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  3062. "I have Sting" .... as you do.
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  3063. 4:50 twenty four smaller earthen dams Did any earthen dams fail UPSTREAM? Setting luck and chance aside - Was deforestation upstream a problem? - Did any earthen dams increase the surge volume into the Banqiao - Did Boshan or Suyahu have (proportionally) much larger spillway capacity? Or was management the difference? - By 1975 The Nimbus satellites were already operational. Was this unusual storm not detected?
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  3064. No effort November shifts to messy embrace life December
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  3065. You can't send an armored core without air superiority. The thing of combined arms is that they rely on each other. The whole in not only larger than the sum of the parts, there is nothing until all the part are there.
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  3066. 6:14 " ... no matter how different the purpose...." Noteworthy: the concept of a panopticon has never been applied to a congress, a house of representatives, a tribunal, a council... not even a DMV office! So these bodies never "benefited" from the efficiencies of the utilitarian's thinking. Makes you question if "efficiency" was the goal at all. 🤔❓
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  3067. 130 basis points "priced in" Without any drop in the Price/Earnings average? With credit card debt at record levels? With the RePo market in shambles? There is NOTHING priced in, because nobody KNOWS what is going to happen
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  3068. government by twitter science by press release
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  3069. dr doofenshmirtz enters the chat: Stellarator platipus?
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  3070. I thank the drinker for sparing me the pain of watching these turds on a screen
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  3071. The feeding port ( mouth door?) is fuel for nightmares. Google British E-Type Partial Pressure Aircrew Flying Helmet
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  3072. Me tomo un rato entender el chiste.... 😁 Muy bueno.
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  3073. Solid content
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  3074. Why is there no high speed footage of naval shells hitting armor? I have seen rocket sleds, bullets hitting each other.
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  3075.  @libraeotequever3pointoh95  They already had high speed cameras for the Manhattan project explosive lens development, and the Trinity tests. Also, shaped charge research in the late 30s.
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  3076.  @WanderingExistence  who creates "unfree markets"?
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  3077. Also, pipelines under the ocean P L U T O https://youtu.be/4XM63V9Q1WM Because fuel can be pumped
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  3078. @Alfred Weber Yes it is clearly the wrong decision. Now we have to understand what data and situation made him take that decision. My point is that he did not hesistate, and most people would.
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  3079. @Alfred Weber the rot is deep, especially since this is an instructor pilot.
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  3080. feed the algo
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  3081. loitering drones carrying ATGM add yet another threat. The future tank not only has to detect incoming missiles fired by soldiers at ground level, it also has to have some measure of anti-air defense
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  3082. 9:35 "somehow historians" HOW? ---->>>> money, tenure positions, media, cultural hegemony, government mandated school curriculum, government mandated patriotic holydays and celebrations HISTORIANS? ---->>> not historians, Gramscian clean up crews with an agenda, passing propaganda as history
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  3083. Every collectivist has been screaming from the rooftops, since the 70s, that : "we should be more like Sweden" But when you tell them they didn't lock down or close schools.. they scream "NOT LIKE THAT" 🤣
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  3084. Who had evil, demonic red-eye bambi in the Bingo Card? ALSO: SouthPark did evil forest critters first, better.
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  3085. The gun shields are riveted, even so late in the war.
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  3086. Governments declare some companies "too big to fail", and billions of dollars go to banks Governments declare a pandemic, and billions of dollars go to pharma Governments declare war, and billions of dollars go to weapon manufacturers Can you see it yet?👀
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  3087. Why is CNN acting as courier of these demands?
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  3088. Funny that China did not take the chance to build a "green, sustainable, renewable" energy base Even more funny that they export solar panels, but don't keep them for themselves.
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  3089. You can't rebel if they have taken your weapons away.
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  3090. increasing cases and seasonal re-infections with ever reducing severity and mortality... it almost sounds like (gasp) naturally developed herd inmunity
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  3091. Solid content
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  3092. Solid, well made content
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  3093. 1:12 " state goverments account for 15% of economic output" this is not true governments do not output anything and every dollar they spend was produced by somebody, and taken as taxes. the fact that government TAKES 15% of the gross output, is not the same as government acconuts for 15% of the output
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  3094. PapiTrumpo poniendo orden.
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  3095. 7:00 "that was the right thing to do". Well said. All pilots and flying public should learn to appreciate and support a go around decision.
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  3096. Not peter's best video. Hope these ramblings do not become a trend.
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  3097. This can become a high value added item if it is used in disposable, low power, short lived, IoT sensors. Sheets of paper on the floor of containers or trucks, that would alert if a shipment got wet. Or if something thawed out enough to leak. Conversely, if they dry out, it would detect that the shipment humidity fell below a certain value. Wax capsules can melt, leaking electrolite to warn of temperature changes. Paper, cellulose and ligning are stable enough to be embedded inside dry walls, attics or closed spaces to monitor for water leaks. Maybe in ribbon form lining tubing.
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  3098. Google "let let warplanes 707" Is this the 5 engine test you are looking for? Boeing-367-80-prototype-N70700-with-extra-jet-engine j p g
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  3099. Conveniently left out: the latAm countries receiving the remittance money are already taxing them So yes, they already are double taxed, and by corrupt government that destroys their country forcing it's nationals to migrate All these LatAm countries living from remittances are following the cuban model: export cheap labor while retaining the families of the workers as hostages
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  3100. What happened to the 747? It was sucessful beyond any expectation, ruled for over 50 years and outlived it's "replacement". THATS what happened
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  3101. Same old same old https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UT4yw8AiVlc
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  3102. Tyrants need snitches!
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  3103. USNavy agressively eating ice cream🍦 IJN intel: they have chocolate chips! 😮 We are doomed!
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  3104. What if they charge you 21grams of excess weight on your flight to heaven? That would put a whole new spin on "you can't take it with you"
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  3105. Taika rules
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  3106. Solid. To add further support to your thesis (concrete must NOT be the focus): The art Museum in Niteroi by Niemeyer is a pure brutalist skeleton...and it is made magnificent just by painting it white. Just paint is enough to hide the "brute" (get it? "brut" ...)
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  3107. Notice: It's the government that -Runs the subway as a monopoly -Provides security as a monopoly of weapons and use of violence -Is putting a surcharge on using your own vehicle So asking for more "government help" IS A MISTAKE
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  3108. It would be very costly to answer that question. Luckily for all involved: Putin will be done for long before we find out how long "russia would last"
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  3109. 9:00 The oil embargo is one of the greatest mistakes in history It spurred the development of deepwater technology. Once that sunk cost was incurred, it opened many smaller discoveries worldwide that would have not paid for the technology. Of the political consequences... let's not open that can of worms!
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  3110. If the problem is streaming, then put up a server farm that can be audited with the content. Competition, not ultimatums.
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  3111. solid content
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  3112. I can't wait for the drinker to rant on Babylon It will be epic
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  3113. I should've asked... (But I have no spine...)
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  3114. My two cents: 6th gen fighters will be manned but not piloted. The human on board will monitor and control multiple drones, but his own airplane will fly itself, same as the drones around him. 6th generation's hallmark will be HANDS OFF fly by wire.
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  3115.  @gikigill788  First things first, we must use the correct words >>>> monopsony A monopsony is a market condition in which there is only one buyer, the monopsonist. <<< Secondly, you can't buy your personal MLRS because government forbids it. All these deformities of the markets are created by violent government coercion. So, pray do tell, how is a >monopsony< in disagreement with my comment on >monopolies< ?
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  3116.  @ishikinokami1575  NASA succeeded? Have you not seen SpaceX kick their ass?
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  3117.  @V1z10n  Once again, it didn't work. It didn't work in Russia and it didn't work in Korea Anything "works" if you use taxes to finance and keep alive deadbeat companies. wiki: The Daewoo dissolution and corruption scandal was a 1999–2006 scandal in South Korea involving the bankruptcy of Daewoo, then-country's second largest company, and a subsequent corruption investigation, involving arrests, escapes and eventual conviction of dozens of company's top executives. The resulting scandal has been described as one of the biggest scandals in South Korea please watch the asinometry videos about Daewoo and Hyunday before defending government ownership of the means of production
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  3118. Tik. You do not HAVE to get thru to the collectivists/socialists. It is not an obligation. The point is to prevent cultural hegemony from taking hold.
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  3119. I will add to this that governments shipping people from Kansas to Montecassino, or from London to Burma, made a LOT of people aware of what the world had to offer. They couldn't put the genie back in the bottle.
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  3120. Argentina should embrace the fact that it has no natural enemies and that it has plenty of land to trade for time. Why does Argentina need FIGHTER (or interceptor) aircraft? Where is the strike package going to come *FROM*? What Argentina need is a robust air defense system, there are no terrain features to use as cover east of the Andes. AWACS and a mix of long/medium range batteries. Why does Argengina need STRIKE aircraft? What is worthwhile bombing in Uruguay or Paraguay? And even if you had 100 bombers, still is not smart to pick a fight with Brasil. For anti-drug, border patrol, and for harassing it's own civilian population, Argentina needs a replacement of the Pucara. A 20mm cannon and 250lbs bombs. So maybe a SuperTucano? For marine defense and patrol, 1-buy several dozens of Bayraktars. Cheap, proven. 2- small diesel electric medium range submarines. 3- Several CL415 for SAR and fire fighting (these are sorely needed, politicians complain about the "sequia" and want to fix it with fighter aircraft?) The whole "argentina needs a fighter" reeks of Letrine-American populism and military junta, once again. Argentina does NOT need a fighter, it needs to get rid of corrupt politicians. The problem is that argentine citizens are "proud" to waste their money on fighters (chinese or otherwise) instead of solving the problems inside the country.
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  3121. You WILL be lied to and you will enjoy it
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  3122.  @BadWebDiver  Not only at MAGAs
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  3123.  @thelandofnod123  😁
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  3124. A FED made hurricane is coming The FED created a credit bubble. The damage is already done. It is unavoidable. The crisis was created with the Quantitative easying...the Quantitative Tightening is a result. Any attempt to delay it will make it worst. Ukraine is a red herring
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  3125. there is something wrong with the sound. the "s" and "t" are dragging 5:22 wicker weave hard hat is so hot right now. 😂
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  3126. 1- There is no inflation ® 2- Well, there is inflation but it is low ™ 3- You see, it is not "low", but it is under control (patent pending) 4- We have SO MUCH "control" that we are FORCED to rise rates to levels we can't explain!! >>>> Guess what comes next? 📉
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  3127.  @Rob_F8F  I have some ideas of what would satisfy both Ukraine and Russia STATE interest. But this is a war between PRESIDENTS. The political results and ego of the presidents weighs more than what the countries need long term. Long term? Russia has always wanted one thing only: a safe ice free military port in Crimea. Short term? Not sure what would Putin (Or Zelenski) ask for/need to parade as a "winner of the war" in the next elections. 🤷
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  3128. 8:40" I'm not an expert in fire prevention" you should reach out to one, interview it.
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  3129. Noteworthy: Nolan got flack for the "protagonist" from TENET lacking background, emotion or empathy, because what is important is the story here and now. The "killer" lack of backstory and emotion proves that Nolan is a trailblazer.
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  3130. 31:25 "if you are a 'reasonable' person" = you MUST think just like me, or you are unreasonable. Ad hominem. 35:25 "better argument than just it disproportionally impacts the poor"... really? because that is the ONLY thing that the liberals argued for the last 20 years! 36:00 "it depends on" = it's only ok when I do it. 37:00 "just because something targets the poor is not an argument against it" really? again... this is the tent pole of liberalism. 37:45 "if you believe climate models"... why would I have to believe? Science and facts require no "belief". If you require belief, it is NOT science, it is a religion
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  3131. HIghly regulated housing, high taxes, overreaching government that got fat on shale oil royalties There is no surprise, Canada is economically closer to Venezuela than to the USA
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  3132. Another government project late and over budget? Please note that nowhere, no one is talking about accountability of the government employees. No jail, no fines, not even a discussion about banning them from running or holding office.... just SILENCE
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  3133. 15:40 " the defense of russia's airspace" So the primary mission of the VKS never was to provide air superiority over contested airspace, nor provide close air support to an expeditionary ground force. So doctrine, equipment and training are mismatched with the task at hand. This video needs a follow up.
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  3134. zombie company propped up by zero interest rate FED policy. If money has no cost, then debt is free money.
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  3135. "What's up?, doc" 🐰
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  3136.  @omnomnom5359  trust in who? Why would the cpc have a "trust" issue...if they had been achieving their goal of "fast development"? If you believe that total control is not the goal, then we disagree.
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  3137.  @omnomnom5359  as I said. If you believe the cpc has "legitimacy" we disagree. And if you also believe it is a function of government to solve the "trust" problem between citizens, we disagree even more.
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  3138. It's so cute when they argue that "private banks" collect the data and run the SCS... while ignoring that ALL business and banks are government controlled and at the CPC's beck and call. It is a communist state, with a communist party...remember?
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  3139.  @omnomnom5359  "rightful"? As "god ordained"? Pray do tell, what is the name of the opposition or alternative party that the cpc beat in the last elections? The cpc is the ruler of china, that is a fact. I do not dispute that . I dispute the legitimacy. If you have no interest, then is YOU that should not answer You forget that segregation was law and ordered by the government. Had the government not CREATED segregation, there would be no need to "remove" it
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  3140.  @omnomnom5359  legitimacy does not come from keeping enemies contained in a cell, or an island. Legitimacy does not come from external powers. Legitimacy comes from the consent of the ruled. ONLY. Funny how you don't care, yet you answer. Even funnier that you elude questions. Your attempt to confuse "de facto" violent rule with legitimacy has failed. Maybe try again? As I already demonstrated, not only government must not meddle with the problems of "society"... Everytime they meddle they create or make the problems worse. After that liars, such as yourself, pretend that government "ended" segregation...or slavery...or apartheid... When all these "problems" are creation of government.
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  3141.  @TheZachary86  besides ad hominem, do you have something to say? Don't talk about ME. Try to talk about what I said.
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  3142. Solid content 0:46 "mistake" 🤷 I see this as part of the History itself 😁. These entrenched kernels of half truths, and the later corrections, are the story of the History . They are little windows into the personal, bureaucratic, organizational, archival, and political situation along the years. Historians are falible. Recording these inaccuracies makes for happy little accidents that remind us of that. Authors and readers alike will benefit from this remainder.
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  3143. 0:26 "awesomeness" Yep.
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  3144. All this valid reasons for not destroying the bridge YET If Crimea is in play, and Ukraine takes it back, the retreating russians will blow the bridge themselves The bridge will fall to pettyness rather than strategy or politics.
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  3145. Oceania has always been at war with Eurasia. 😂
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  3146. Trump should invite Joe to podcast from the south lawn. It would be epic. And the meltdown of the collectivists would be remembered for decades.
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  3147. 1938 Assistant chief of the air corps: "irrelevant to modern war" 1937 Picasso's Guernica: Am I a joke to you?
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  3148. just to comment on the blue color palette of Helm's deep, orange and green in this mess called Rings of Power
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  3149. 👍
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  3150. ​ @brendonbewersdorf986  1- yes you can make an electric drive using triple expansion engines 2- yes, you can have several triple expansion gensets. And use one or several according to the desired speed. Now....why was this not done? Packaging. Triple expansion engines are very tall, so they would make the citadel larger, requiring more armor and weight. Turbines are much smaller for the same power output, but crucially, they are also "flatter". So they fit nicely under the deck armor. The size problem gets worst because you would be designing to run the triple expansion engines at a slow(er) speed. So that theyl engines don't tear themselves apart when working for long periods.... For this you need to oversize the engine. And the excess capacity can never be put to use: because you sized the generator to be optimal at low(er) speeds. So large triple expansions, oversized to run them slowly, mated to generators that are optimal at low revolutions, equals more weight in machinery, more weight in armour plate, less useful volume, more difficult compartmentalization for damage control, and higher center of gravity affecting stability. Everything is a tradeoff Respectfully.
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  3151. Epic
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  3152. In fairness, Elon had plenty of his rockets to explode. What you are seeing are two very different management and development cultures. There is no reason to compare SpaceX vs NASA... the real contest was SpaceX vs ULA United Launch Alliance, or SpaceX vs ArianeSpace.
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  3153.  @benhardsim8629  Bringing future taxation to the present is a sure fire way to reduce productivity growth in the future
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  3154. government already stole this wealth by inflation.
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  3155. So they changed the definition of vaccine, counted gunshot wounds as covid related deaths... And now they are tweaking statistics for political gain.
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  3156. lockdown to avoid overflowing hospitals....fire medical personnel to make the lockdown permanent
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  3157. 11:00 "responds well to quarentines" Nope. What quarentines do is spread the cases along time so that (relative to population size) the signal gets buried Having said that... how did they ever manage to control this without PCR testing? Without nose swabs? Without a \/acc?
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  3158. Solid content. The interpersonal and political problems cannot be denied. "Victory" has covered up many ugly warts for too long of a time.
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  3159.  @willw8011  from the net "The Class A mishap rate for the first model of the Harrier, the AV-8A, was astronomical -- 31.77 accidents per 100,000 hours. Notoriously unstable, it had a propensity for rolling over and slamming into the ground."
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  3160.  @willw8011  another data point "The second generation AV-8B, produced by Boeing, entered service in 1985. It's much safer, but still compares poorly to other jets. According to an 2002 LA Times report, the AV-8B Harrier suffered 11.44 accidents per 100,000 flight hours, compared to just 3 for the F/A-18 Hornet. "
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  3161.  @willw8011  the data at 7:40 shows about 5 events every 100000 hours... so roughly half of the AV8B? Your thoughts?
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  3162.  @willw8011  Yep.
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  3163. This was good.
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  3164. My two cents Neolithic tribes would trade brides and grooms to other clans or communities for political purposes. When they died, they traded back parts of the dead. It would serve as hostage or rememberance. Think of this not as the burial of one individual, but a record of lineage and alliances. Respectfully
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  3165.  @adel8935  the buyer country PAID for everything the seller country sold.
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  3166.  @Summer_Snows  strawman argument. Truman had many options. He made this choice. He had all the military justification after Okinawa and Iwo Jima. "Human decency" requires reciprocity, and the japanese government already made clear they would not be decent.
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  3167. Too many sheep. So little citizens.
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  3168. Nothing new under the sun The SAS raiders in North Africa never had armor, and were used to great effect. As long as they were used for guerrilla raids, never for full frontal unit combat
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  3169. How many non-galvanized time bombs are buried in aging buildings around the world?
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  3170. so counties can reject inmigrants, but states can't? NewYork never fails to provide amazing jurisprudence
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  3171. 25:50 it looks like it lost electric power for a third time when it collided
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  3172. This is noteworthy
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  3173. The Grippen is the F5 of this century. Hopefully it will have better sales than the F5 ever did. And it should evolve into a fully unmanned platform to fly high risk, pre-programed missions.
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  3174. This is what you get for surrendering your guns. Enjoy the safety provided by tyranny. Do note how safe it became for government to do this.
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  3175. I keep telling people that the genes that took us to the moon and gave us the Mona Lisa, are the very same ones that gave us Pol Pot and H1tl3r. We must embrace and understand humanity whole. It will not be pleasant all along. Respectfully
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  3176. Did the A1 Skyraider contribute to the demise of the Firebrand? Much larger production run, similar role?
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  3177. Do any of the CHIP subsidies compound with the Trusted Foundry program? Why fab 2nd rate nodes in low volume where there is no packaging nor manufacturing? Is Apple telling us that the iPhone will no longe be the cash cow?
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  3178. Note the careful wording: non-human. That could be a chimp on a test aircraft. "Non-human" does not equate to "extra-terrestrial". This is all a distraction. It's not a cover up, it's a psyOP
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  3179. The world is so barren and hungry for meaning and values that Dr Peterson stands twice as tall.
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  3180. -Need to reduce poverty, any ideas? 🤔 -Control birthrates! 👍 -Great leap forward! 👍 -Kill all sparrows! 👍 -Nuclear missiles!👍 - How about property rights and less government intervention? And THAT is how you get thrown out the window, erased from party's records and pictures
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  3181. What it takes to make a "normal" (ejem!) person into a monster? The answer is given at min 10:33 Once impunity (ie, no consequence) is guaranteed, there are no EXTERNAL barriers to cruelty. Very few people have INTERNAL awareness, wisdom and strength to refrain from being cruel. This is "shocking" only if you reject all human known history. Please note that a reward is not necessary to prompt cruelty (the teacher does not HAVE to profit from the learner's pain)... only impunity is required. Mobs, anonymity and governments are the source of cruelty because they can offer impunity.
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  3182. Germany heavyly dependent on Russian gas? Imagine if someone had warned Germany about this!!!! Years ago!!! And then imagine if some german delegate had laughed in camera There would be a full inquiry... and media would be asking poignant questions to this laughing individual... right? https://youtu.be/FfJv9QYrlwg
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  3183. This
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  3184. Wagner is going back to it's core business of gold mines in africa. Putin needs those mines because they are outside the scope of sanctions
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  3185. Good information, good research. But is this the same mechanism for the clots observed with the Moderna injection? Was it that it was an easier signal to detect in children than in adults?
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  3186. when so much money is "wasted" like this, I start thinking about money laundering and campaign finance The cost of production is used as a front to pump money into a coordinated set of hands
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  3187. 10:00 An anarchist asking for government ID is the ultimate hypocrisy. If the whole point is selling (everything) anonimously...why does selling labor require ID? --- At some point he stopped being an anarchist, he was just replacing a government that he did not like for his own.
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  3188.  @Retro-Future-Land  by using FED issued ID? So... I don't trust the government, I suspect you are an agent. Show me your government issued ID , That I can't verify. That I do not know if it is real or a made up identity for undercover work Ji Ji
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  3189.  @Retro-Future-Land  so you have no point, no argument, you embarrass yourself to the point of deleting you own message ... but you believe you can offend? Cope harder.
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  3190.  @adnanomer9089  "the world we live in" is a choice. Some of us are willing to make different choices. Do I really need a 32 core gazillion MHz chip? I don't.
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  3191.  @Obscurai  Not true. Atomic bombs need very litte accuracy. Go ask North Korea what advanced chips they are using
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  3192.  @adnanomer9089  strawman argument. I did not say "without technology". I said "32 cores gazzilion mhz" .
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  3193.  @Obscurai  I only need nuclear bombs. Again, ask North Korea if they are "strawman"
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  3194.  @Obscurai  medical research = Like Pfizer vaccine development? Don't need it/want it agricultural planning = planning by WHO? city management = management by WHO? weather prediction = we have had weather prediction for decades, and precision has not improved enhanced? NOOO made more expensive? YES
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  3195.  @Obscurai  are you saying we didn't have any of those predictions 30 years ago? I don't want or need "faster" or "more complex" predictions... especially if they are owned and used by governments And no... I do not want or need "hyper bullshit" data And access was "easy enough" when I saw a three day forecast on the TV
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  3196.  @Obscurai  "not very accurate"... not my problem. They were accurate enough for me. TLDR.
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  3197. -My son is prosecuted because of me -I would do anything for my son -Anything...BUT resign power for my son
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  3198. Not a rocket scientist.... Isn't cheaper deltaV to accelerate it to escape velocity ? Send it to deep space? Less risk of debris as well.🤷
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  3199. Not a single venezuelan inhabitant cares about the Esequibo They do not care about their OWN jungle where gold mining is destroying it, why would they care about some more additional jungle? Only politicians do.
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  3200. Remember when they said it was "two weeks to flatten the curve"? Well... here we are... three years, billions spent and trillions in debt, with inflation not seen in decades... and we ended up in natural inmunity anyway.
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  3201. The Dr knows. The war on milk , meat and dairy creates weak inmune systems They locked people indoors, to make sure the vitamin D level dropped to nothing They forced ventilators onto people with already weak inmune systems and co-morbidities And now they pretend to say "nobody knew"? For someone that "didn't know" they made a surprising string of harmful decisions!!!
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  3202. Can you use tracer rounds? Are there even .22 tracers?
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  3203. Hollywood is no longer in the entertainment business. It is now fully in the indoctrination business. Competing with universities, legacy media and FB. Someone read Gramsci and is applying it without shame.
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  3204. Jump to 29:10 29 minutes of padding
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  3205. incubation period seven days "just two weeks without orgies to stop the spread. It's a small price to pay. Don't be selfish" WHY are we not seeing the above message 24/7? Why did they force masks on everyone but not condoms on high risk anal sex? is it because politics now shape medical advice?
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  3206. min 50:00 navies and revolutions. I would add that a warship is a subtantial unit capable of independent action. Revolutionary governments actively try to control everything, and the bigger the capability the more they want it controlled and subdued. The chinese revolution hit the navy but also the air force particularly hard. look up Lin Biao Incident
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  3207. We used to deal with this in a much more effective way
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  3208. 12:57 "no strings attached" JA JA JA JA Pure populist universal basic income propaganda mixed with outright lies Poverty is no longer a problem, we already know what has to be done. (see below) That is why they want to sell it now on "equality". This content is political propaganda, paid by some country that has no friends ===================== What has happened to poverty in the last 20 years? Image result for world poverty reduction last twenty years Correct answer. The proportion of the world's population living in extreme poverty has more than halved in the last 20 years. In fact, rates of extreme poverty have dropped faster than ever before over the last two decades – from 29.5% of the world's population in 1997 to just 9.1% in 2017
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  3209. 9:50 added cost to the homes... OKEY 10:20 60% of the hospitals collapsed......so are hospitals built as cheaply as the private houses? 8:55 there is a lack of government oversight.... EVEN IN GOVERNMENT BUILT HOSPITALS? The Haiti's earthquake was deadly not because of poverty. But because of rampant government corruption.
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  3210. Bombers have such cool names Lancer, Spirit, Flying Fortress, Super Fortress.. and BUFF JA JA JA
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  3211. 4:18 Blasters fire from an open bolt? 😁
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  3212. not "access"... "audit" fixed that for you
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  3213.  @answerman9933  Exactly. People are living too long for the design and scams planned by politicians. It is NOT that I say people must die younger... to be clear...people are outliving the "plan"...but NOT MY PLAN... the government's plan
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  3214.  @richardarriaga6271  I am glad you are doing well. But the (relative) wealth of your extended family at this moment is not the issue. The thing is what happens to YOU when YOU are older and YOU become the "extended" part of your children nuclear family.
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  3215.  @richardarriaga6271  strawman argument: When did I condemn them "forever"? My point is: if YOU want to feed, forgive and give charity to murderers... YOU can do more of that if YOU paid LESS taxes.
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  3216. "peer reviewers" or "accomplices"?
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  3217. We needed a Rozhéstvenski at Mers al kabir.
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  3218. So low level military officers poke rusian borders, ministers try to direct war plans... the army had a north strategy and the navy had a south plan... it was one eff up after another.
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  3219. Trudeau was elected to execute a mandate, not "control the country". It is a dis-service to say he lost what he never should have had.
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  3220. fan-baiting trailers the "two minutes of hate" from 1984 https://youtu.be/XvGmOZ5T6_Y the "violent passion surrogate" from Brave new world -“It’s one of the conditions of perfect health. That’s why we’ve made the V.P.S. treatment compulsory.” -“V.P.S.?” -“Violent Passion Surrogate. Regularly once a month. We flood the whole system with adrenin. It’s the complete physiological equivalent of fear and rage. All the tonic effects of murdering Desdemona and being murdered by Othello , without any of the inconveniences.” -“But I like the inconveniences.” -“We don’t,” said the Controller. “We prefer to do things comfortably.” What Huxley or Orwell missed was the monetization of outrage.
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  3221. the five minute guide is a one hour present 🎁
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  3222. So many words and contorsions to avoid saying "commonality" and "type rating" Lawyers at work. 🚧💼🚧
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  3223.  @ryanmedic789  It means that the government will abuse until confronted. And citizens must remember that power is delegated, but never relinquished. If a citizen feels powerless to confront the government, then he is a slave. Slavery has two parts, the belief that you are powerless, and the physical fact that you cannot backup your will with force, ------“Arms are the only true badge of liberty. The possession of arms is the distinction of a free man from a slave.” Andrew Fletcher
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  3224.  @ryanmedic789  we all end on the slab, the question is why would I make it easy work to my murderer?
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  3225.  @ryanmedic789  What "killer" virus? I am talking freedom here, not microbiology.
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  3226.  @ryanmedic789  freedom to make bad choices includes dying from my choices. The CDC says I have a 99.97% survival rate in my age group, so I rather risk that than forfeit freedom. If i die, I die a freeman. I rather be sick than enslaved.
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  3227.  @ryanmedic789  do you have an argument? Or are you just a clown? Because you are not funny. ----- You will never get a pickup truck being a clown...find another career
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  3228.  @ryanmedic789  do you have an argument? clowns can drive muscle cars...until the gpovernment starts protecting you from "killer" CO2 emissions. If you are jabbed because of the killer virus...you should go electric because of the killer CO2
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  3229. 3:47 false dycotomy the choice is not between rolling blackouts or federal regulation There are many other alternatives. Texas can get rid of the capacity market, which as he says is the roadblock to peaker plants
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  3230.  @Zahrul3  - Good point. I miss the black(purple?) sweet sticky rice with coconut SOOOO MUCH.
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  3231. Good to see blackmail is still the weapon of choice among "peaceful" nations
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  3232. Thanks to the Drinker for sparing me from watching this crap.
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  3233. Your survival instinct should kick in when you hear "sink rate" and "pull up".
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  3234. the difference is that private security companies do not have jails. A government that is not profit driven can pass the cost of locking people away to other citizens, undert threat of putting them in jail. A private enterprise wants people to work so they can "pay the racket", and putting them in jail would dry up the revenue stream
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  3235. 9:43 I call BS We do not rebuild concrete dams every 30 years The problem is, once again, government intervention. Let investors freely design and construct for their economical horizon What we need is a broader mix of cheaper buildings that can be torn down and recycled every 20 years, with other buildings freely and willingly designed for 1000 years. But no government mandate for either
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  3236. It never was " self sustaining" It was insolvent since day one. On day one, they started paying to people that never made any contribution. "On January 31, 1940, the first monthly retirement check was issued to Ida May Fuller of Ludlow, Vermont, in the amount of $22.54. Miss Fuller, a Legal Secretary, retired in November 1939." They were literally taking young Joe's money to pay Old Harry's pension. It is a ponzi scheme that depends on growing population size. Guess what, population is no longer growing
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  3237. Social Security is NOT self sustaining It was and is a ponzi scheme, based on an ever increasing population. The day they paid the first social security check, it was given to someone that had NOT contributed to it.
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  3238. social security is not "self sustaining" it is a pyramid scam, based on an ever growing population when the first check was handed out, it was given to somebody that did nor contribute to the pot, so it was already in deficit to the people that paid for it
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  3239. Bait and switch Tittle: Is civilization on the brink of collapse? 9:28 "... threaten the amazing GLOBAL civilization ...." Yes the GLOBAL part may be at risk, and why not? At 4:00 they admit that one civilization can collapse, and others go on unaffected Then they introduce the (unsupported) idea that there is such a thing as a "GLOBAL civilization". Even if true, it is demonstrated that the GLOBAL part it is not necessary for individual (non qualified) civilizations to exist 7:35 interconnected supply chains Are nothing new, and trade from far away was done with sailships, camels, silk road and little economy of scale.
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  3240. praise to Binkov for taking on a sensitive and complex problem My conclusion is that in every scenario the citizens lose, the governments "win"
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  3241. Without early warning assets opposing, the SEttendard has a fighting chance. They have proven capable of sneaking under the radar.
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  3242. Germany: we will do our part regarding the NATO nuclear deployment commitment 🧐 Poland: I am NATO...can I have some nuclear commitment? 😋
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  3243. Solid content
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  3244.  @Luredreier  Disagree He did not "fail". He meant for corruption to happen. That is why he choose these ministers. That is why he fought against long established checks and balances to prevent this This is not "a failure". It is by design.
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  3245. Here is a thought. If Hollywood wants to "take a stand" on guns, why don't they ban westerns, police dramas and war movies? Just say they will not be nominated for the Oscars. Problem solved! If the academy can make rules about ethnicity... how hard is to say "zero firearms"?
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  3246. The deterministic evidence is flawed. We have to breathe, eat and sleep. We also must obey gravity and cannot "will" ourselves to float like soap bubbles. The rules of the universe affect and limit everything in it, including the expression of our free will. >>The fact that free will cannot overcome entropy, gravity, the chemical workings of neurons, or asphyxia, does not disprove the existance of free will.<< The evidence against free will is merely evidence of the limits the universe imposes on the manifestation of free will . But it is not proof that free will does not exist. ///// HAVING SAID THAT, it is also true that the evidence FOR free will is also flimsy. Appealing to an unmeasurable something is not good enough. /// From a pragmatic point of view, the deterministic theory would destroy humanity. If it is true that everything is pre-determined, then prisions have no justification, Shakespeare has no value because it was all ordained. Without freewill nothing is valuable, neither gold nor glory.
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  3247. 32:00 Dr Peterson tries hard to remain loyal to reason while keeping his faith. It cannot be done. The good news is that he doesn't have to. I wish he soon understand this On the other hand, Dawkins is ruthless. As he should be. I see no evil in his method, but I do see an absence of charity Both are titans. And I respect them both.
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  3248. The conversation between the commander and the quarter master -And we want a few 37mm anti tank guns... -WHY? ... There are no japanese tanks on the island -...and canister rounds -Say no more
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  3249. If it has such a large revenue stream... organize the community and start a mutually owned pharmacy? Ohhhh that would be ..like..."work"? Nahhhhh hard pass
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  3250. Solid content
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  3251. This is completely outside your area of expertise, but it contributes to the observation that the meaning of words changes to suit the narrative, In LatAm, on election day, the military takes over the schools to "protect" the voting centers. And they handle and guard all the polling materials, boxes and documents. Civilian police is locked up in the stations and their weapons removed for the day. So basically you have a military coup every few years, on the clock. And military allowing some puppet to "win"..... and they call it "democracy" and "fair elections" If you think that saying "hitler was a socialist" is frowned upon.... try explaining one of the "perfecto idiota latino-americano" that Pinochet also wanted the economy to be under government control. I tried, they scream back "he was a military dictator"... and they short circuit when you ask them if Stalin was a military dictator as well. Guide to the perfect Latin American idiot - Stanford University
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  3252. 4:00 no real end point to our our desire to augment our intelligence Maybe there is no endpoint to our desires and wants, but there will be a point of diminishing returns to AI tools And yet there will be another point when it will be un-economical (in a budget of energy, or time spent) to use them AI will not eliminate the fundamental economic problem, it will just shift the tipping point
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  3253. "it is likely" understatement gold
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  3254. 22:35 The investigation makes no mention of the runway lights? Were they confirmed ON and maximum brightness? As for confusing the runway for the snow covered space between the runway and taxiway.... we have technology to make the runway concrete of a color other than black. For airports that have winter season, maybe a red or orange surface would be desired. 26:25 five feet of snow The accumulated snow served to slow down the aircraft, an unexpected positive Solid content
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  3255. 3:55 "home ownership"... that's rich! Chinese citizens don't own the land, they merely hold a lease. It's called "renting", not "ownership" It's closer to RV trailer parks, with predatory landlords.
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  3256.  @bjmccann1  great power etc
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  3257.  @warheadsnation  haven't governments already attacked those who "piss them off" without drones? what is new is that noe the government is not just "pissed",,,, it is scared
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  3258.  @warheadsnation  I missread nothing. And you evaded the question. Governments have been k1ll1ng people long before the appearance of drones. And it is biased to pretend "right wing" governments do it exclusively.
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  3259. So happy to see these infrastructure projects in Indonesia.👍
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  3260. Wait until they call margin on the options that expire 16 September 2022 Forget the FED pivot... the money traders and the market makers are the ones pivoting right now. Respectfully.
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  3261.  @haxie4516  so if he is charged but has not been convicted, it takes just hearsay to kick someone out of the ballot?
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  3262.  @haxie4516  so "charging" somebody is enough proof that it happened?
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  3263.  @haxie4516  how does a "legal fact" get established without a trial?
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  3264.  @haxie4516  court judgement without a trial? Like the red queen?
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  3265.  @haxie4516  how can a court say someone is an "insurrectionist" if there is no accusation, trial and conviction of the crime?
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  3266.  @haxie4516  is having 35 years of age the same as commiting a crime? I believe "insurrection" is a crime. What does age have to do with the subject? Stop making analogies.
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  3267.  @haxie4516  how can someone be a part of an insurrection, but not been acussed of it? Again, is it not a crime?
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  3268.  @haxie4516  ok... So insurrection is not a crime. 🙄
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  3269.  @haxie4516  funny you keep saying that. 18 USC 2383: Rebellion or insurrection Text contains those laws in effect on January 23, 2000 From Title 18-CRIMES AND CRIMINAL PROCEDURE PART I-CRIMES CHAPTER 115-TREASON, SEDITION, AND SUBVERSIVE ACTIVITIES §2383. Rebellion or insurrection Whoever incites, sets on foot, assists, or engages in any rebellion or insurrection against the authority of the United States or the laws thereof, or gives aid or comfort thereto, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than ten years, or both; and shall be incapable of holding any office under the United States. So it is a crime only when you say it is? And you can be an "insurrectionist" without being a criminal for it. Great fun!
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  3270.  @haxie4516  what happened? Are you still correct?
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  3271.  @haxie4516  you insist that it is NOT a crime? Despite what I quoted you?
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  3272.  @haxie4516  18 USC 2383: Rebellion or insurrection Text contains those laws in effect on January 23, 2000 From Title 18-CRIMES AND CRIMINAL PROCEDURE PART I-CRIMES CHAPTER 115-TREASON, SEDITION, AND SUBVERSIVE ACTIVITIES §2383. Rebellion or insurrection Whoever incites, sets on foot, assists, or engages in any rebellion or insurrection against the authority of the United States or the laws thereof, or gives aid or comfort thereto, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than ten years, or both; and shall be incapable of holding any office under the United States.
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  3273.  @haxie4516  still blind, are we?
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  3274.  @haxie4516  One more time. 18 USC2383 18 USC 2383: Rebellion or insurrection Text contains those laws in effect on January 23, 2000 From Title 18-CRIMES AND CRIMINAL PROCEDURE PART I-CRIMES CHAPTER 115-TREASON, SEDITION, AND SUBVERSIVE ACTIVITIES §2383. Rebellion or insurrection Whoever incites, sets on foot, assists, or engages in any rebellion or insurrection against the authority of the United States or the laws thereof, or gives aid or comfort thereto, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than ten years, or both; and shall be incapable of holding any office under the United States. Still can't see it?
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  3275.  @haxie4516  still can see it?
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  3276.  @haxie4516  QUOTE "18 USC 2383: Rebellion or insurrection From Title 18-CRIMES AND CRIMINAL PROCEDURE PART I-CRIMES CHAPTER 115-TREASON, SEDITION, AND SUBVERSIVE ACTIVITIES §2383. Rebellion or insurrection Whoever incites, sets on foot, assists, or engages in any rebellion or insurrection against the authority of the United States or the laws thereof, or gives aid or comfort thereto, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than ten years, or both; and shall be incapable of holding any office under the United States. Still can't see it? THAT'S "wierd"
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  3277. Still can't see it? 👁️
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  3278.  @haxie4516  you stated that insurrection was NOT a crime I am showing you it IS. And it has to be proven in court. At a trial. You said you were "correct", and I was not. The only obsession here is your insistance on making false claims
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  3279.  @JulieBeyerRDN  can you, please, point me to a source? Either Fauci or Tedros, please.
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  3280. Interesting that none of the "green" celebrities uses these trains They fly private jet
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  3281. Soon all western countries will ban civilians from using or having these devices. "it's for the greater good"
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  3282. New York is in dire need of a Baron Haussman re-do The thing is, New York wouldn't be New York if such a thing were possible to be mandated from above. Messy is good, disagreement is a feature not a defect.
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  3283. BWB would make sense for cargo. But the cost of 2nd hand passenger planes plus conversion to cargo is the price to beat.
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  3284. Any discussion of inflation that does not include a chart of M2 is meaningless
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  3285. Ryugyong Hotel V2.0
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  3286. Soon the media will bury this story. Governments can't say cripto is BBBBBaaaaaaDDDD and sabotage their own arguments for central bank digital currency Hell, even the "we got hacked" has to be memory-holed. This was a very well thought operation, somewhere in the T&Cs there is a "get out of jail free" clause.
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  3287. Good call out to gun Jessus. Approved
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  3288.  @amberslahlize7961  thanks for your thoughtfull comment. 👍
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  3289.  @MollyHJohns  If I may suggest an explanation: the marxists have always wanted to attack and destroy the family as the "fundamental unit" of society. The objective is to have the alliegence of children bent to the party and the leader, instead of their parents.
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  3290. Sweet
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  3291. pure propaganda There can' t be any discussion about " policy" or " plans" if not starting from the fact that China' s population already peaked The emissions are coming down, because the population is already shrinking. Watching less TV, driving less, living in apartments that have already been built, using roads that are already in place. If your collapsing population consumes less energy, only a one party system would spin it into an " environemental" success case
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  3292. Your taxes paid for the vaccines you did not want, and for the data collectors that are witholding the data you need. Still want to call it a "democracy"? Do note that this argument does not depend on killing grandma, or if the \/ax is "safe and effective"
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  3293. Nobody is talking about the elephant in the room: the "way out" was to transition from pandemic to endemic as quickly as possible. Nothing was achieved by "slowing the spread", the vaccines did not eliminate the virus, zero covid was a flawed strategy.
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  3294. The same "genius" people that created the tax system, and got it WRONG... are now pretending to say they suddenly got it right and "this time the NEW tax system will work. "trust me"™ This is all hubris. Any and all government intervention creates un-intended consequences. They should first be humble, before pretending that they are "smart"
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  3295. record infections but not record deaths Infections have always been meaningless. (Maybe) hospitalizations are somewhat relevant for investment purposes Only (age adjusted) deaths are of consequence.
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  3296. Maritime long range patrol will be habilitated by this.
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  3297. Wasn't it that quobid was a terrible disease that caused: - "happy" hypoxia - "glass" lungs - swelling of internal organs -damage to the brain How can this be the same pathogen?
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  3298. 17:57 if they claimed to meet DNV the lawsuit is a go mind you, the object of the lawsuit is not to bankrupt or punish oceangate what they want to get is the life insurance companies to pay
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  3299. seventy years later, we are still discussing these matters. With hindsight and data the actual people at the time could not dream of having. Good stuff. 25:20 airborne divisions that needed to be utilized. Politics and image dictating operations, imagine that! Here is a question: Did the germans leave sleeper agents inside France during this retreat? The planning of the battle of the Bulge would require some (real time) knowledge of where and how large the fuel depos where behind allied lines. It is one thing to say you expect to run on your enemy's fuel... but pretending to do that without knowing WHERE the fuel actually is going to be would be reckless.
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  3300.  @loudigity0  yep
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  3301. min 9:30 in twenty seconds "control" "control" "control" "control". All you need to know about collectivists political objectves. Not "cooperation", not "conservation", not even "safekeeping"... just "control"
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  3302. I have some disagreements. But I recognize the delivery and performance under pressure. Powell's message and delivery are exactly what this moment needs. We can argue about details, what was said, what the consequences will be. But the HOW it was said is top shelf performance. Respectfully.
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  3303. A year ago this video would have been taken down for mentioning "Natural immunity".
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  3304. can't wait for drinker to review babylon
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  3305. WoW... It's like bacteria are several times larger than viruses. That children wearing masks that DO filter bacteria but NOT viruses for years failed to develop resistance to bacterial infection. "Unintended consequences" comes to mind...but I am not an "expert" paid by government and pharma lobbies.
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  3306. Solid content
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  3307. Solid content
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  3308. coffee and warships
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  3309. So government created the problem 1:44 with land grants, creating multiple gauges and duplicate lines government creates the interstate act 4:20 to compete with the passenger and small freight service on rails 4:43 rails could not compete in convenience or flexibility.... what to do? government forces rail companies 5:28 by the interstate commerce commision to continue providing passenger services at a loss government 6:40 makes up law to exempt rail freight from providing passenger services, and creates a government public company to take all the money loosing services government regulates by law 8:05 the preference of passenger over freight... government refuses to enforce the law 8:47 government secretary keeps issuing orders 15:52 "unless the Secretary" government more and more air pollution restrictions 10:40 regulation created the need to change appalachian coal for western coal But according to the video it is the "private company's" fault? You are been played and duped. By your government. Wake up
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  3310. Gazala? Sweet
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  3311. ​ @gregorywright4918  agreed.
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  3312. "division of power" is a mirage, "checks and balances" is a scam The only moral government is individual self government.
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  3313. seems like he threw out the contents of a cup (liquid+ice). Makes for easier disposal of non-liquid trash?
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  3314. People that say greed is bad need to see Friedman's video.
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  3315. The same governmnet that can allocate this many warm bodies to this... could not have a working camera in Epstein's cell.
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  3316. Maybe a humanitarian peacekeeping "special military operation" from China any minute now? Giving China access to the Indian ocean, bypassing Malaca and the island chain? Protecting the Sino-Myanmar pipeline? Kyaukpyu?
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  3317. 1- en light ening content.... 2- UV resistant stickers that are applied and changed every year when they yellow, like phone protectors. If you make a business out if this idea, reference "gordito" as the inspiration. 😁 3- Fully sealed glass headlights that have a clear glass dome inside around the focal point. Light bulb sits at the focal point but it is outside the sealed glass envelope. Fancy optical corrections can be incorporated to the dome, the parabolic shell, and the bulb itself for different use cases. ------>> Best of four worlds: chemical stability of glass, interchangable cheap bulbs, part standarization and less plastic use.
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  3318. 10:00 say it once more with me: demand control is "the government control of the means of production" We all know where this leads. We all know what this is. 👎 Collectivist government intervention propaganda video
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  3319. Is the white surrender aircraft in a museum?
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  3320.  @everythingevergreen3320  If you are "not sure", go watch Perun's video. He may have something worth seeing. Cheers!
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  3321.  @everythingevergreen3320     Exactly. If a barrel can fire 2000 rounds before being worn out... and Ukraine is firing 6000 round per DAY... that means that the fleet as a whole would need three new barrels EVERY DAY. That is 90 new barrels per month. That is another sizeable logistic and manufacturing bottleneck. Plus the downtime to replace the barrels and the manpower and tooling. Respectfully. 👍🎩
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  3322. achtually ON 😁 1:29 "home in the northern hemisphere" Nope, this is only true above 23 degrees latitude, not the complete "northern hemisphere" Between the equator and 23 degrees, the north facing panels get sunlight in the summer months. Also, this is mostly a problem in high(er) latitudes where you need to tilt roofs to avoid snow accumulation. If you get little or no snow, you can go for a flat roof. Panel installation is way easier.
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  3323.  @jeffbenton6183  Timor already squandered one oil boom. Australia had nothing to do with that. Timor already demonstrated that it does not follow it's own best interest.
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  3324.  @jeffbenton6183  Germany's failure in 1933 was not in making a "democracy". They did THAT well enough. They voted and supported inmoral rulers. It was the government the german people wanted. What Germany failed to do (and it is being shown in real time right now) is to become a REPUBLIC. I care not for democracy, much less for "representative" democracy. It is the REPUBLIC what matters.
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  3325.  @abcddef2112  yeah... it's something like that.
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  3326.  @iamthinking2252_  I do not know about NATIONS not existing. I am talking about democracy being flawed.
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  3327.  @jeffbenton6183  a republic doesn't need to be democratic. A republic is a system of institutions that places the law above everything. A democracy is just "american idol", nothing more.
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  3328. 17:00 "a lot of the problems we have to solve are problems that require to change other people" problem = since it is a problem TO ME, I will make it YOUR problem as well require = it is justified change = coercion of MY ideas onto others other people = those that dare defy me It matters not how softly the totalitarians speak... at the end they can't hide their violence means and ends The only true moral stance is the libertarian: when you and share a problem, of us and both want it solved, and the solution is not a concession, but a negotiation between all and not just the mob overpowering the individual... THEN and only then something is done.
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  3329. It is cool, but it is not the Imperial utilitarian look. Heavy "hitchickers guide" vibes (?)
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  3330. If their lips are moving... they are lying.
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  3331. government fails at most things, that is a given, we can live with their corruption and waste. But when government fails at providing justice, it undermines everything
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  3332. Politics are no longer about ideas, they are not even talking about facts, it is now a soap opera where they only talk about each other. This is not unique or limited to American politics, it is a worldwide trend.
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  3333. A gold star sticker, a cup of torpedo juice, and a cookie. Thanks! 😁
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  3334. NGOs are terrorist organizations
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  3335. 19 year olds are old enough to be cannon fodder, but not to probe government spending? CNN is pissing into the wind
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  3336. Did/do shipborn steam power plant use heat recovery/regeneration? Ever?
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  3337. 1-yes it is a culture war;2-it's NOT between one section of the population against another;3- It's between power hungry elites CLAIMING to "represent" the masses, the greater good;4-The problem is not that these groups fight each other;5-The problem is that neither side should have government's violent coercive power;6-The correct solution is not to pick the lesser evil of bad choices;7-The correct solution is to eliminate the government coercive power, so it cannot be used by ANYONE.
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  3338. ​ @Liberty4Ever your comment is interesting Actuaries use death/mortality data. But where is the data coming from? And how is it checked for accuracy? Death gets a medical record and that goes to the epidemiological statistics. It also gets recorded for tax and inheritance purposes, thus escaping the purview of the Faucis/pharmas of the world. And a sub set of deaths gets recorded as insurance payouts. The actuaries are rocking the boat because these separate data streams used to correlate. They were checked one against the other. And the correlation is now broken. Respectfully.
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  3339. Pharma has the same problem as banking. The research has to be separated from the commercialization, same as consumer banking must be separated from investment banks. The failures of the SEC are similar to the failures of the FDA (regulatory capture, revolving doors, toothless enforcement). Please note that I confess I have no idea how to achieve this separation.
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  3340. Periodismo tendencioso. "Fue abandonado"? Nooo... La empresa petrolera estatal de Yemen lo abandono . Esto es otro fallo de empresas de gobiernos. La ONU esta es sirviendo de tapadera a gobiernos irresponsables y corruptos. Y estos "periodistas" distraen la atencion de las causas a "la catastrofe"
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  3341. Ablative coatings. Cheap, lightweight. Don't have to last forever, less than a minute at close in range.
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  3342. There is something to be said regarding the "forgiveness" of film to exposure variation. The mechanical tolerances of the feelers and shutters dimensions are smoothed over by the wide range of the chemical process.
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  3343. I would rather watch Dune for a third time than watch Eternals once.
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  3344. Economics for the win Governments can't give 15k of rebates to justify EVs The numbers are not that clear cut, oil changes and fancy spark plugs are not cheap. But it is a conversation that has to happen. 👍
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  3345.  @slimjim5097  "fight against them" means nothing. two drunks will fight for an empty bottle... both are drunk. two nazis can fight, one believes the "nation" is defined by race, the other believes the "nation" is defined by religion. They fight each other for power.
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  3346.  @Zombehnation1001  did you search about "ley reservada del cobre" "some sectors" is what you always say "it wasn't real socialism" Hell, some of you are still saying that because there is an old lady selling food by the side of the road in Caracas "that is still private enterprise and therefore Venezuela is not socialism"
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  3347. There is nothing new here. 6:40 " us vs them" was the foundation of the cold war. Even going back to the spanish conquistadors justifying their actions against the "heathens" or the cruzades. If you had focused on what has happened that the enemy is now WITHIN the country itself, it would be a better video. The resurgence of Rusia, the China scare, will serve as unifying touch stones by creating an external enemy common to both parties that can be profitably exploited for power
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  3348.  @Pusserdoc  "he'd've immediately let rip." THAT would be my choice. I would rather be court martialed than risk the life of my sailors
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  3349.  @Pusserdoc  Yes, I understand what you are saying. in war you shoot and you get shot at. Someone is going to be hurt. The people, the cargo and the hull of the other ship are the responsability of THAT skipper. If they are incompetent or uncapable of communicating, it is on him. My crew? My ship? It's MY responsability. Why would I risk my command and crew on the assumption that they can't communicate? It is not hindsight I am using. As I said, the HMAS Sydney actions are close to reckless.
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  3350. ​ @Pusserdoc we disagree 👍 And, as far as thousands interactions. The Uboats were quick to learn to stop surfacing when the british Q-ships proved "cruiser rules" obsolete. My point stands, you admit HMAS Sidney was "wrong ". Now we are arguing the adjective. So we need not agree.
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  3351.  @sugarnads  I am not being "smart" I am actually saying I am fully unqualified to take command of any ship, much less a warship. Having said THAT, the decision making process is a separate issue from myself So now that your as hominem is taken care of... Just so you know, Sidney's captain did plenty wrong. As for the mind reading where you believe I am disrespectful.. go be "disgusted" somewhere else with some other imagined offense.
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  3352.  @Pusserdoc  "Burnett got himself killed, and all his men killed" That is all I care about. Your rant about Burnett's qualifications does not beat my argument: was he aware of uboat/qships, the abandoning of "cruiser rules" and the progress of naval warfare between 1915 and 1941?
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  3353.  @thisherehandleIdospout  i have no "feelings" about these matters, other than respect those who risked their life.
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  3354.  @Pusserdoc  So you have to strawman. Please refrain from telling ME what I care about. The narrative is simplistic because the facts are simple: there was no need to close the range. If Burnett got it wrong, that is not good enough. I still have to understand "why" he got this wrong. This is not a case of lacking resource, or intelligence failure. The motivations, the incentives and the rewards that his superiors laid out are under examined, and may well be reckless by themselves. And for the 5th time.....the uboat/qships were hindsight to Burnett for over 25 years. Your rant and insinuations do not explain how such a "meritorious" commander ignored something 25 years in the making.
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  3355.  @Pusserdoc  You pretending to know what I care about Stop talking about me.
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  3356.  @kimj2570  I have read about Burnett wanting to take the Kormoran as a prize for (reasons). I agree with you, that is speculation. And I also agree, the only relevant and known fact is that Sidney closed the range. Regards
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  3357. 38:00 How much did the breech cap weight? I don't see any rope and tackle to take it off. 41:40 Drach... please lift with your legs, not your back. 😁 >>> we fans want you healthy for a long time https://youtu.be/qL9A_EGaHUU 57:55 Aboard HMS Splendid, one fine tuesday afternoon, shortly before noon -Captain, we took a hit to the forward magazine and it blew up the bow! -No biggie, steady as she goes -Captain...The rum, is gone -Abandon ship! Give up all hope! Make peace with your maker. Drach bloopers! Solid!😁
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  3358.  @davidwright7193  Thanks...👍
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  3359. Good content.
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  3360. The modular/capsule knowledge found a better use in the cruise ship industry https://youtu.be/KdLl7PLe_J4 The cabins can be prefabricated and be ready for quick turnaround of the vessel in drydock 10 years lifespan is about right for high end hospitality
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  3361. NOTAMs that do no get corrected within a week must result in fines to the supplier. A runway light is out? You have seven days to return to the published data. A radio beacon is off frequency? FIX IT, seven days NOTAMs transfer the cost of non-compliance to the air crews and operators. Externalities are always in-efficient, externalities are always caused by governments.
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  3362. Hey, here is a better question. Why didn't Joe go against the big alligators?
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  3363. Never allow the government to say this was caused by the pandemic This was caused by the LOCKDOWNS No virus could shut down a pub or bankrupt a small business And only governments can force people to delay medical treatment
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  3364. 10:50 "at risk males" Males are a risk to an agenda, but not to themselves. 12:28 So why the focus on the 2nd common weapon? It looks like the emphasys is not on "mass shootings"
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  3365. Adam pilots his Xwing wearing the Mk1 Iron man suit
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  3366. because google carries water for the world health organization the whole "don't be evil" thing was dropped years ago. The WHO has no engagement, credibility or accountability, so they need to piggyback on the channel of Dr Campbell World Health Organization (WHO) @who 856K subscribers Dr. John Campbell 2.84M subscribers So there you have it. A single doctor working pro bono has four times the audience of the WHO with hundred of paid propaganda experts If you compare promotional and travel budgets, it is even more appaling. Cheers
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  3367. This generation discovers "The graduate". Plays reverse card on "Lolita". Makes a fuss. 🤷
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  3368. Trudeau hiding for a few days was a mistake, the will still be there next week. Either he checks into a hospital ( so the vaccines did not "protect" him)... or he has to show up and face the music. Either way, he painted himself into a corner.
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  3369. Spot on comment. The move to electric (smaller, lighter, quieter) is an unexploited niche Imagine a four wheel "motrocycle" without any tune up of maintenance quirks, just for lazy Sunday driving...and then leave it charging for the entire workweek. Never a tune up, never an oil change.
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  3370. it is not the "next" target But it is on the target LIST
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  3371. I am not a military expert, but missile strikes are also "deliberate" ? Very much so? Asking for a friend.
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  3372. Not sure I want to ride on a Maglev created by a management team that can't run an elevated test line with only two vehicles, and manages to crash one into the other. 🤷 For what is worth, in my line of business we drove in convoys. Sometimes, crashing the heavy vehicles onto third party vehicles, objects on the roadside, cows, or ditches. When they finally managed to crash one convoy vehicle to another... all management was replaced from field to region level.
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  3373. What I can't understand is why economist that still peddle socialism are not sued for profesional malpractice. If a medical today refused to wash his hands, he would be sued. Why is it that economists get a free pass on malpractice?
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  3374. Here is the interesting thing. Dunking on trump/elon for TRYING to reduce spending and regulation obscures the people that CREATED the spending and regulation. It is a red-herring.
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  3375.  @jonbritland8389  choco rations are up? Double-plus--good!!! 😁
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  3376. Solid content. The collaboration and recognition between channels is valuable.
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  3377. The funny part is that this joke requires people to mistake currency for actual wealth
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  3378. They should credit him the landing
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  3379. Automakers are all bankrupt due to legacy union costs. If China wants to lead an unprofitable, capital intensive, and cyclical industry space, let them do it.
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  3380.  @JanBruunAndersen  Yes... also left unsaid is that people are accesories to these problems
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  3381. -----You could say both investments are underwater . 🌊 Ba dum tiss🥁 With all respect due, and just for fun 😀. (I would dare not wade into the politics of Australia, of which I know precious little.)
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  3382. I disagree with his politics, but he is funny. I appreciate funny.
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