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zenzukai t1_iudrtlm wrote
Reply to comment by Sojurn83 in Goal of limiting global heating to 1.5C ‘more fragile’ than ever, says Cop27 chair by ultimateHelmetHead
I'm way ahead of you guys, already on Dope27
zenzukai t1_iudkkvd wrote
Reply to comment by bertiebasit in Saudi Arabia reports divorce cases every Ten minutes in This Year - ProfessPost by Sofie-Forsberggg
You'd expect a nation like Saudi Arabia has a lot of marital bliss?
zenzukai t1_iud7321 wrote
Reply to comment by MasterFubar in Canada restricting foreign state-owned firms from critical mineral industry by NineteenSixtySix
Nutrien, Barrick, Cameco, Agnico are some pretty big companies all headquartered in Canada. Not that it really matters in mining land, headquarters are often about tax benefits more than operations. Rio Tinto, BHP and most heavyweights have operations in Canada. Canadian headquartered companies also have huge mines all around the world.
What matters most is where the mine is located, not as much the company operating it.
zenzukai t1_iu91iol wrote
Reply to comment by porkly1 in Scientific Integrity Requires Publishing Rebuttals and Retracting Problematic Papers. by lonnib
The publishers, the researchers , the universities, the pharmaceutical companies, seems like perverse incentives all the way down.
zenzukai t1_iu853j2 wrote
Reply to comment by cannonman58102 in Taiwan urges China to stop sabre-rattling and start talking by lustfulcuties
Self-serving sure, practical? Not really. They've poisoned most of the fresh water in China to be unusable. They've built ghost cities all over China rotting and falling down without ever being used or finished in most cases. They are destroying their economy by continually locking down major economic centers repeatedly for covid.
I would say they are ruthless, rather than practical
zenzukai t1_iu842wi wrote
Reply to comment by pittaxx in Taiwan urges China to stop sabre-rattling and start talking by lustfulcuties
You just stated "China was happy to leave Taiwan until it solved other more pressing issues", when it's more like "When Xi Xing Ping gained power he dismantled other factions of power in the CCP in order to change China's policies and priorities to his liking"
zenzukai t1_iu83tns wrote
Reply to comment by undeadermonkey in Taiwan urges China to stop sabre-rattling and start talking by lustfulcuties
But they can afford locking their residence into their apartments while corrupt CCP officials sell their emergency food rations on the black market?
Pretty sure the Chinese population is more concerned with food than Taiwan.
zenzukai t1_ittci6y wrote
Reply to comment by Otherwise-Anxiety-58 in Huge Artificial Intelligence (AI) Trends In 2022-23 by sanatan-47
zenzukai t1_ittccdx wrote
Reply to comment by Wooden_Dragonfly_608 in Huge Artificial Intelligence (AI) Trends In 2022-23 by sanatan-47
Human psychology repeats the same types of patterns. Generationally, economically, politically. What has introduced variability is technological growth, and how humans will interact with that.
zenzukai t1_irk79dn wrote
Reply to comment by Hekantonkheries in We'll build AI to use AI to create AI. by Defiant_Swann
You're assuming AI will be tethered by people. Don't you think a truly superior intellect couldn't persuade a large swath of people to help and protect it?
zenzukai t1_iug12ix wrote
Reply to comment by 8ew8135 in Saudi Arabia reports divorce cases every Ten minutes in This Year - ProfessPost by Sofie-Forsberggg
Divorce isn't unislamic. Not recommended, but definitely still in the realm of legal, even by sharia law. Even big Mo got the big D.