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  • My favorite part of that movie was the last half hour where they're just like "fuck it, we'll just get special ops guys to shoot everything."

  • Entropy decreasing isn't original or a good idea for a film.

  • I think we should not have an economic system in which people are forced to sell their bodies so they can eat and have a place to live. I bet neither prostitution nor pornography would be problematic without capitalism.

  • For some reason society decided that it was not ok to sell sexual acts. However, if you film yourself doing it, it's allowed. 🤷

  • Do you hear yourself? What do you get out of this?

  • I don't think it's this simple. Russia is primarily relying on China as a buyer for its hydrocarbons. It has a large and developed military industrial complex. Ukraine has had to bootstrap its arms industry since the war started. Russia also imports artillery from North Korea. Europe has historically had a dearth of war material and industry, so Ukraine can't just order a million shells from Germany or something, although maybe this is where we're headed. Just because we don't want Russia to win doesn't mean they don't have major military and economic advantages. Ukraine hasn't gained any territory since the Kursk offensive, which was short lived, and they lose ground slowly every day. While I agree that this can go on indefinitely, I don't think the sides are evenly matched.

  • This comment strikes me as incredibly out of touch and full of straw men. Nobody was impressed with the Russian military in 2022. That's why they've been waging a hybrid war since before they annexed Crimea. Their economy is the size of Italy's. Ukraine has a lot of land area for a power like that to conquer, and so it's been adrawn-out war of attrition and slow gains. You're asking where they are? Mostly the same place that they started, with half a million casualties and an occupied pile of rubble.

    The useful idiots are the people who drag this conflict out, thinking that one side can win. We need a cease fire, the map has to be redrawn, and security guarantees need to be made to both sides regarding the region. Instead we'll get another half million dead and a frozen conflict in the middle of the most fertile land in Europe. In the meantime we'll keep hearing about how another 20 F-16s will turn the tide and Putin's government is on the verge of collapse. And everyone who points out how absurd that is gets called a Russian propagandist.

  • They planned for Zelenskyy's government to collapse. It didn't. That doesn't mean they're unable to carry on the war indefinitely with a major advantage in manpower and war material.

  • 61 million tons of rubble was just made up. It's all styrofoam brought there by Iran.

  • I feel like every time a new thing is made up to fool robots, like looking at their pupils after this story, it's just a matter of a new algorithm in the latest software update that makes them react the way they're supposed to.

  • Showerthoughts @lemmy.world

    The Turing test has been inverted.

  • I recently moved to the Czech Republic and found out that their hotdogs are already like this. The meat cylinder goes into a tube. It makes so much more sense than the sandwich!

  • So instead of a janitor you become a robot technician. No thanks.

  • The media defers to billionaires because it's owned by them. That's an even less controversial statement.

  • "In the middle of 1985, I got an invitation from Adnan Khashoggi, a Saudi Arabian and a billionaire at the time, to come to his apartment in Olympic Tower. I went, and while I didn’t particularly go for the apartment, I was impressed by the huge size of its rooms. Specifically, it had the biggest living room I’d ever seen. I had plenty of space in my triplex, but I figured, What the hell? Why shouldn’t I have exactly the apartment I wanted—particularly when I built the whole building?

    I decided to take over one of the other apartments on the top three floors and combine it with mine. It has taken almost two years to renovate, but I don’t believe there is any apartment anywhere in the world that can touch it. And while I can’t honestly say I need an eighty-foot living room, I do get a kick out of having one."

    Guess who said that.

  • "We didn't start the fire..." But you guys threw a bunch of petroleum and coal and tar sands on it

  • Literally just drew a line in MS Paint. The kind of idea a 5 year old would come up with if someone asked them to come up with the dumbest idea they can think of.

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  • Right, once you have a global alliance that includes every nation there's no reason for that alliance to exist. Or standing armies. Or nuclear submarines. You can't ever let people get to the point where they start to question the need for mindless death instruments and the psychopaths who wield them.

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  • On 21 December 1991, Boris Yeltsin, President of Russia, sent a letter to NATO asking it to consider accepting Russia as a member of the alliance sometime in the future. In the letter to NATO, Yeltsin stated, "This would contribute to an atmosphere of mutual understanding and trust and would strengthen stability and cooperation on the European continent. We regard this relationship as serious and wish to develop this dialog on all fronts, both on the political and military levels. Today we raise the issue of Russia's membership in NATO, however, we see this as a long-term political goal".

    Then, a bunch of stuff happened and both sides realized it was advantageous to not have Russia in NATO. Turns out it's easier to win elections when there's a cold war going on. You can read about it here.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russia%E2%80%93NATO_relations

  • Asklemmy @lemmy.ml

    Why does my 787's wing look like this?

  • Asklemmy @lemmy.ml

    What can I do to support Lemmy?