Youtube hearted comments of ricardo kowalski (@ricardokowalski1579).

  1. 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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  2. 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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  3. 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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  4. 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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  5. 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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  6. 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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  7.  @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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  8. Under capitalism, you salvage museum ships. Under socialism, museum ship salvages YOU. 😁
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  9. 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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  10. 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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  11. 19:30 the belt armor knows were it is at all times, because it knows where it isn't
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  12. 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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  13. 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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  14. 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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  15. without shielding. 🤦 What could go wrong?
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  16. 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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  17. 43:00 head cut off or sail with the british... I thought you said there were good news! 😄
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  18. Solid content. Feed the algorythm
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  19. 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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  20. In spanish "acorazado" was used. Meaning "has a shell", like a turttle or an armadillo.
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  21. 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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  22. 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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  23. 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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  24. Feed the algo
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  25. 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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  26. The lack of radar guidance makes them unsuitable for AA work. The high elevation suggest urban combat mission
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  27. Solid content
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  28. 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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  29. Solid content
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  30. 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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  31. 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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  32. Solid content. The collaboration and recognition between channels is valuable.
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