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The world is changing. (Miscellaneous)

posted by kerravon, Ligao, Free World North, 14.12.2022, 03:10

> I am feel like i am live in a history book.
Not sure what that means. Incredible things are
happening? History is being repeated?

> https://www.cbsnews.com/sanfrancisco/news/feds-con...tion-at-lawrence-livermore-national-laboratory/
That's fantastic news - I'll have an endless
supply of helium for my daughter's balloons.

> I will try not to say bad about the power consumption of modern processors
> anymore.:-D
Is it good or bad? I used to have a problem with
my laptop's fan being very noisy. But the laptop
I am using now (cheapest new one I could find),
doesn't even have a fan. It's pretty fantastic
actually. 9200 pesos. Less than US$200 I think.

BTW, I have been talking for something like 12
years to an ethnic Russian who migrated to the
UK at the age of 10 or something about why
Russians are nutcases.

There has been a constant flow of understanding
over that period, and he was forced to flip
worldviews at the beginning of that process.

I'm not sure whether the analysis could be useful
as part of the information war. I think it's
highly unlikely that any significant portion of
the Russian people will flip worldview like my
friend did. Not because he can't translate into
Russian, but because people point-blank refuse
to switch worldviews. But they do in fact have
an understandable, albeit alien, paradigm.

BTW, I saw someone mention that there was an
agreement to leave a "buffer zone". Neither NATO,
nor even America alone made any such agreement.
Such an agreement would have needed to be discussed
formally within NATO and require unanimous agreement
to accept the enslavement/insecurity of people
living in "buffers". I haven't seen any sign of even
a majority of states agreeing to such a thing, or
even a single state even tabling such a thing as
a topic of debate. Just more Russian wishful thinking.
I believe there is evidence of a single American
official saying that privately, without authority.
That ain't official policy or agreement. Nor is it
official government policy to drink bleach to cure
covid.

BFN. Paul.

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