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Thanks for doing that. Wasting these people's time is a small gain; having others in the community see the lies debunked is valuable. Especially when they are openly, blatantly, cl…

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You are correct, my interpretation of "they could just retreat" is overly generous. Being: "they have a choice to stop the bulk of ongoing costs of the war to Russian Federation at…

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>What are your assumptions, those that would enable a scenario in which the invader decided to retreat? It seems like a scenario that cannot just spawn from the current chessboard.…

We don't need Russia to "accept defeat". We need, first and foremost, a guarantee that if the war stops today, that Russia will not launch an invasion for the third time in a few y…

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Erik Demaine always has some fun stuff for us.

>Here's a clear message for you then. I have zero interest in engaging with you further than this message you are reading now. Hopefully the feeling is extremely mutual With sadnes…

Seconding this, and wanted to emphasize that I see no issue with your responses or questions (and don't really understand why you've been downvoted either — advice on style appreci…

References: [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Krymnash [2] https://www.themoscowtimes.com/2023/03/07/navalnys-policy-sh... [2] https://www.themoscowtimes.com/2021/04/26/most-russia…

Multipart comment (Part 2/2) ============================= The third question is the simplest one. When the USSR was breaking apart, various parts of it held a referendum on whethe…

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>You never count on the successor of a strongman to be rational. S/he is the successor of a strongman for a reason. And that reason is probably not rationality. Stalin's successor …

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>Not my emphasis, it's from the article. It's the emphasis of your comment. The article never stated that her accomplishments (or the difficulties she experienced) were undercut by…

You can absolutely hear someone writing in a room. Whether it's audible on a train, depends on how insulated the train is. I get the OP's point, but indeed this probably wasn't the…

>Who cares. The people who did the research, and the editors of Nature - whose opinions on what matters and what doesn't (unlike yours) are qualified . At the very least, they have…

Thanks! I'm glad you found it useful.

>aimless effected wobbly chord fever dream You've got to give credit to the genius of McCartney's musicianship, that songs perfectly encapsulates the feeling of being stuck in a ni…