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urikaduri
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Comment #48886616
I imagined there would be something about solar panels or other influential real world tech but its all crypto, AI and boring finance
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Comment #48345143
It acquiesed for now, soon this knowledge will slip out of its context window
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Comment #48159003
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unlawful_combatant?wprov=sfla1
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Comment #48156507
Wow, this used to be the website with the smart comment section. Now its all David Duke fans.
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Comment #48156496
A military base is a valid target and the barracks can be bombed to death even when everybody is sleeping. Hezbollah could significantly reduce collateral damage by choosing to sle…
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Comment #48156479
AFAIK terrorists dont enjoy the defenses soldiers get from the geneva convention. And Hezbollah has consistently done worse than going after retired military men.
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Comment #48156447
Why the hell would a trash collector get a pager specialized for secure military communication?
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Comment #48148283
Also dangerous is expensive. If you cause damage you sometimes need to pay for it.
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Comment #48115923
Why would you need surveilance in a genocide? Seems contradictory.
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Comment #47675899
I've read that adding a little bit of graphene can make concrete much stronger, lighter and easy to shape, so would allow for thinner objects.
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Comment #47655948
Over the past 2 years, Elbit stock is up 329%
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Comment #47476080
I will give you the benefit of the doubt that you don't really believe the nonsesne you are writing, and just trolling.
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Comment #47475179
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Comment #47475161
Hah, I'm so used to thinking about these missiles as conventional that I forgot it actually means Iran was building the capability to nuke Europe. Or more accurately - to deter Eur…
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Comment #47475119
By the time it takes the missiles to reach there, the planes could be in the air.
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Comment #47424276
Conservatives draw towards authoritarian or "strong" leaders reflect this idea, while its at odds with the more individualistic philosophy. There is a cognitive dissonance there.
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Comment #47422122
While Hobbes is dark, he is giving an interesting explanation of how political power actually work, so that even when people are not nice, they can act in a civilized way.I only re…
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Comment #47406646
Well, what is it going to be used for?
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Comment #47400553
Well, you can win the big state lottery if you really khow what you're doing. But you might need to hide in a remote island if you win too much. https://www.independent.co.uk/news/…
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Comment #47377579
What is the use case of a dumb, slow, suicide drone for the US army?
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Comment #47361769
I remember the time when Israel shot a missile under a hospital in Gaza and immediately after the head of Hamas, brother of Yehia Sinwar was confirmed dead. Maybe our intelligence …
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Comment #47284479
You really think the IRGC cared about schoolchildren? Give me a break, they used to have child soldiers.
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Comment #47207830
I didn't know there were still fans around for this version of moral relativisim. The IRGC mass killing of protesters was evil. Objectively so. Anyone thinking otherwise is part of…
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Comment #47207350
He was assasinated during a meeting with many other high ranking members of the regime. I doubt they decided on collective suicide.
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Comment #47179140
Indeed Ghandi's philosophy was far more interesting than his various character flaws. Nobody should learn from Ghandi to be an anti-vaxxer or be a creep, but people should learn ab…