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nanotuber

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    Comment #43335500

    Hey so the Trump Administration resumed military aid, as I said above.

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    Comment #43284317

    Dude you need to go outside and touch grass. Good luck.

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    Comment #43269973

    The countries and territories mentioned in the broader thread need much more than tactical nukes if they are going to seek nuclear deterrence. Russia invades Spain, Spain hits what…

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    Comment #43269511

    I'll buy you a beer if any of these regions have a nuke in 10 years.

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    Comment #43269484

    So you've said that if you're proven wrong you won't change your mind? This is in general a bad strategy. Re: logical fallacies, I have no idea what you are talking about. You shou…

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    Comment #43269418

    I am no bot. Dang can reach out to confirm etc. On the flip side, your comments have been incredibly disrespectful and flamewar-ish. You may not know me as a person, and may be par…

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    Comment #43263515

    Responding to what I thought the parent comment was saying. I'll buy you a beer if a new state (besides Iran) gets nuclear weapons in the next 10 years.

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    Comment #43263513

    Unless Europe steps in, or a peace is negotiated.

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    Comment #43263511

    I don't disagree. I definitely wouldn't want to be invested (or living) there. But the point is that "collapse" is very different from "spent a ton of money on stuff that got destr…

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    Comment #43263510

    I think you are spot on. In 2022 Russia was pushed back from several areas and debating whether it would commit to a wider war. I think there were some opportunities for negotiatio…

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    Comment #43263507

    If it happens come back and read and think about this thread again (read my other comments in it). :) Promise I'll do the same if it doesn't happen.

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    Comment #43261544

    ROK and Japan have formal legal treaties. Ukraine does not. This hasn't stopped ROK from thinking the Biden Administration wouldn't come to its aid if push came to shove. I see you…

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    Comment #43260940

    This is nuclear powered (long range) submarines.

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    Comment #43260931

    For sure this is destabilizing to the security of the region. One war at a time though. Hard choices? There are so many. One is that Russia had to deploy a large number of air defe…

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    Comment #43260927

    Any developed nation _with a well developed nuclear energy industry_ would be able to build a bomb with years of effort. There's a lot that goes into a bomb beyond refining (e.g. m…

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    Comment #43260882

    Yes. And in fact the Trump Administration may boost military aid to Ukraine in the future still. This was mentioned in the above thread: "A direct confrontation between NATO and Ru…

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    Comment #43260172

    The deeper reason is that the Baltics are in a security conundrum. Russia is inherently insecure, and Europe doesn't know where Europe ends. For security - let's compare the Russia…

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    Comment #43259516

    Certainly Russia's economy has difficulties. It has inflation roughly 9-10% and (dangerously low) unemployment around 1%. Russia's Central Bank key rate needs to be extremely high …

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    Comment #43258689

    Comments are disappointing for hacker news standard. This pause was predictable (I predicted it in Nov 2024). It's negotiation leverage to steer toward an immediate resolution of t…

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    Comment #43258616

    It's a negotiation tactic. It's trying to force Ukraine's hand to come to negotiations. That's adherent to many Trump policies: - Force a resolution of the conflict - Get Europe to…

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    Comment #43258586

    That's a good point. Both the ROK and Japan though are cases where the US "pivoting to Asia" from Europe would make them less, not more, likely to pursue such a breakout. And in bo…

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    Comment #43258559

    The implication is that nuclear proliferation is linked to the US pausing Ukraine aid. That's a gross mischaracterization. I'll bet you 10 to 1 that Ukraine won't end up with nukes…

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    Comment #43257361

    Disagree with the implication here and expect the opposite. Ukraine peace (even an imperfect one) allows the US and Russia to work together to prevent Iran from getting a nuke. Ukr…

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    Comment #40382152

    Note: Tesla does get the $7500 and gets it immediately, from the customer, who is then reimbursed later by the US government. If you check Tesla's website they count on this: they …

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    Comment #40374135

    A BYD buyer would not get $7500 from the US government. It is not a qualified manufacturer, which are companies from the US and allies (Germany, Japan): https://insideclimatenews.o…