Nobel Peace Prize for 2024 awarded to Nihon Hidankyo

Post by fragmede » Fri, Oct 11, 2024, 11:29 AM UTC

krisoft wrote: post #77

kachapopopow wrote: post #21

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The atomic bombs weren't close enough to vaporize anyone since they were detonated in the air, what you see is disintegration which is a little bit different and instead of turning the human body into what could be considered "nothing" the materials are torn apart and get embedded into the surrounding environment. Some vaporization did occur, but only on plants and the skin tissue of humans.

> instead of turning the human body into what could be considered "nothing" You can't turn material into "nothing". At best you can turn it into equivalent amount of energy if you collide it with antimatter. That being said I don't really feel the difference between "vaporisation" and "disintegration". In both cases you stop being biology and start being physics in a subjective instant. (at least from the perspective…

Post by Ylpertnodi » Fri, Oct 11, 2024, 11:29 AM UTC

artursapek wrote: post #71

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Post by bspammer » Fri, Oct 11, 2024, 11:34 AM UTC

cynicalpeace wrote: post #98

fifilura wrote: post #78

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Yes but how? Obviously the invader is not going to stop the war and say "this was foolish". So it is up to all other nations to bow down and let them have their piece of the world.

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Post by wtcactus » Fri, Oct 11, 2024, 11:37 AM UTC

gus_massa wrote: post #96

matthewfelgate wrote: post #73

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What about right wing dictatorships backed by the CIA?

Post by cynicalpeace » Fri, Oct 11, 2024, 11:44 AM UTC

fifilura wrote: post #108

cynicalpeace wrote: post #98

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I am not talking about any conflict in particular. I am just pointing out that this is the consequence of that kind of policy. The world is not black and white. And that also gives you the right to choose what part of the grayscale you want to be, good on you!