Collatz_problem [comrade/them]

We are heading into a great world, where the computers will be doing intellectual and creative stuff, while humans will be doing manual labour.

It is not even faster usually.

Because US government is already owned by corporations.

And Lithuania in WW2 was also the most anti-Nazi Baltic state, with Nazis failing to organize SS units there.

We’ll have a diagonal argument about it.

Ignorance or deliberate downplaying?

Lmao, precious separation of powers working as intended.

Musk off

No, Democratic Party would throw an election rather than move an inch to the left.

I too support destroying American pharmaceutical industry.

TBH, I don’t think “turning Eastern Europe and Russia into an extraction semicolony for the EU” can be considered a good development. Of course, we then had an even worse development.

Europe’s entire economy hinges on American hegemony. EU is literally unable to decouple from the US without completely restructuring its entire economy and political structure.

They sound exactly like someone who understands the role of the US.

It is not a failed policy - the cruelty is the point.

Russia is basically in an unending economic crisis since 1990.

That’s the same strategy EU practiced. Now they are getting boomeranged.

Come on, slap tariffs on European goods.

Fun fact: lengths of cicada cycles are usually prime numbers to minimize overlap between emergences of different species.

Did they put fluorine in the water to taint precious bodily fluids of Americans?

It will be even funnier if Britain rejoins and then immediately leaves again.