humanspiral
@humanspiral@lemmy.ca
- Comment on Learning Japanese 1 week ago:
what about koitsu … Germany line?
- Comment on Growls menacingly 1 week ago:
Chihuahuas are on the far end of the special spectrum. Many small breeds are very calm.
- Comment on Mama! 1 week ago:
First thank you for filling in OP’s coverup of Mama’s intentions.
We will merge, in a series of passes through each other, with almost no stars actually colliding
So then, we’re just going for a ride to a farm upstate :(
- Comment on Has Canada's government done anything concrete to reduce dependence on the US since Trump took office? Maybe even since the first term? 1 week ago:
I didn’t mean a headline. I meant one act that you know is true, preferably because there is video of it. UN/NGOs are not any more credible than US/CIA accusations because they are more often than not directly controlled by the latter. The sheer volume of bs turns out to expose the pervasiveness of the corruption of accuser network rather than one verifiable event.
- Comment on Instead of everyone leaving NATO, could everyone else just kick the US out? 1 week ago:
In Romania, they declared a candidate illegal.
Putin has higher approval ratings than any western leader. Chinese people are happier with their level of democracy than any country in the west.
Our countries are extremely corrupt with elections fully determined by Zionism, CIA and oligarchy, with parliaments/congress providing 0 useful bills of any kind, including avoiding popularly requested freedoms.
An empirical definition of democracy, as best fit, is nations with performative elections that result in a winner that is in full agreement with US foreign policy.
The cognitive dissonance of popular discontent within US’s NATO colonies is that because the US is a directly stated enemy intent on destroying them, they would be far more advantaged to be in an alliance with Russia and China, and to contain the US, instead of finding the most extreme way of subjugating themselves harder to the US.
- Comment on Has Canada's government done anything concrete to reduce dependence on the US since Trump took office? Maybe even since the first term? 1 week ago:
a corrupt president getting arrested.
You’re just repeating US empire propaganda, just as its view on murdered driver. The actual only reason to leave the Venezuelan government in place is because they are more corrupt/bribeable than Maduro. The US is most corrupt country on earth and I can name 10 direct corruption acts from Trump alone. Can you name 1 corrupt act from Maduro?
- Comment on Has Canada's government done anything concrete to reduce dependence on the US since Trump took office? Maybe even since the first term? 1 week ago:
Carney’s statement on Venezuela is equivalent to "We recognize the greatness of the extermination of domestic liberal terrorist in Mineapolis this week, and sympathize with the brave officer’s tragedy of dealing with anti-American sentiment. However, we hope that America can be peaceful and cooperative, with due process, in the future.
- Comment on Has Canada's government done anything concrete to reduce dependence on the US since Trump took office? Maybe even since the first term? 1 week ago:
Canada has failed to make important and needed concrete shifts. Bank of Canada increased its US holdings by 15% = $9B over the years, with Canadian institutions adding $50B. It chickened out on taxing big US tech, and eliminated all counter tariffs.
Worst by far is the completely unphased military posture of amplifying US force projection and warmongering propaganda. It has not reversed a single demonic lie it accepted in the past from the US, including Russia provoked war in Ukraine, Venezuela had illegitimate ruler, Russia and China are threats to Canada’s arctic, and Mexican drug cartels are state sponsored terrorism. Canada has accepted subordinate NATO members role to be proxies in war on Russia by accepting the funding burden for US containment/diminishment policy on Russia, as well as US arms purchases to help with force amplification in future war on Russia.
Canada’s continued commitment to F35 (with kill switch) purchases, defense pact with US dictatorial puppet in Philippines who, like Ukraine, is happy to be bribed to suicide itself on China. It cooperated with US navy in Carribean late last year.
- Comment on Alchemy is so hot right now. 2 weeks ago:
then I am way off. I read off blury thumbnai, GWh-thermal. Your version makes it negligeable gold production.
- Comment on Tankie 2 weeks ago:
can’t have war if everyone surrenders too soon.
- Comment on Tankie 2 weeks ago:
No. The Tianmen Square video is of tank man who made a tank stop instead of running him over. The protests were over a previous (1-3 nights before) protest or, according to Chinese Government, riot where protesters were killed. Deaths did not happen after tankman.
- Comment on Tankie 2 weeks ago:
All of the ICE vehicles I’ve seen are unmarked, with non-uniformed masked men jumping out of them and attacking people or their vehicles. Maybe 10 years ago, a Florida Man shot a black kid for wearing a hoodie, and got off on “stand your ground laws”. Apparentlly, MAGA thinks “if they could be ICE, give them all your money and vehicles” or you, as domestic terrorist scum, deserve to get killed.
- Comment on Alchemy is so hot right now. 2 weeks ago:
global mine production is 10t per day. 120t/day from single 1gw e plant does sink value substantially, but is a drop in the bucket compared to 80k tons of copper/day. Gold is a better copper I think, so maybe a floor value of $20/kg. But to subsidize fusion energy by 20c/kwh, it needs to stay above $11/oz . Gold is also a better silver, but silver production is 80t/day, and so gold is unlikely to hold that threshhold value.
A bigger deal is that we are collectively too politically stupid to have “golden goose fusion”. Our blessed oligarchs deserve better than their heathen oligarchs, and it is perfectly normal to diminish and warcruise them. Nuclear power already isn’t war resilient, and destroying one is something Ukraine has seen propaganda value in doing due to media control that would blame Russia for it. So, our collective stupidity is already at extreme levels. But the play in golden goose fusion is buy all the ultra cheap gold after mine closures, and then destroy all the golden geese. Destroy all attempts to build new ones.
- Comment on Alchemy is so hot right now. 2 weeks ago:
uhm… if gold198 turns back into mercury in 64 hours, and is radioactive in the meantime… that sucks. But what they are doing is turning Mercury198 into mercury197, and that decays into (real) gold197
- Comment on Alchemy is so hot right now. 2 weeks ago:
The safe level isn’t that important, because the gold can be put into an ETF investment vehicle, which is a substantial enough demand for gold. National reserves (the vast majority of gold demand) too are long term holders.
2t/GWhth is a huge amount. While the best case economics for fusion is 30c/kwh cost = $3m/Gwhe, that would be 3GWhth = 6T of gold. Even at $45/oz (1/100th of current value) that would be $8m/Gwhe revenue, and would likely be able to sell electricity at market rates as the “waste product”, or not even bother with the expense/complexity of electricity generation.
- Comment on Russia Appears to Use Nuclear-Capable Missile in Ukraine | If confirmed, the use of the missile, would be an ominous threat to Ukraine and its Western allies. 2 weeks ago:
They used before on Ukraine. They may have used 2, which would imply that they have inventory to spare.
- Comment on Will the government be able to put 2 & 2 together 2 weeks ago:
Also, we would greatly enjoy if Mr. Musk would come back and lecture every white person on how critical it is for them to overthrow parliament, or they will all be murdered by immigrants.
- Comment on What's it going to take to truly stop the US? 2 weeks ago:
Every single action, decision, and media content being pro Atlanticist is your cue that something is wrong. That CIA only interferes in Latin America or CIS states, but would leave its colonies alone is the absurdity that you would need to prove instead of the obvious reality.
To answer OP’s question. Idiots need to remove their bodysnatcher parasite that makes them agree with all US lies.
- Comment on What's it going to take to truly stop the US? 2 weeks ago:
Russia was forced to “invade” Ukraine. EU was forced to accept the US forcing Russia to defend itself. Sanctions, Nordstream, extortionist US energy imports, austerity to fund NATO commitments and fight US war for US. EU’s role in one of the most evil wars in history, is by far the most pathethic evil subjugation of own people in service of demonism in history.
By standing up to Russia’s aggressions they are showing the world that they will not tolerate military invasions into another country.
Sadly, dead wrong. CIA puppet EU regimes are deflecting their full submission to the US through Russophobia tough talk, and the proof of “US applies rules to others world order” is the shameful sycophantic reaction to Venezuela.
Trump threatening to annex other countries is giving a green light to dictators like Putin and Xi Jingping to invade other countries.
Such deals to carve up the world are possible, and US settling for Latin America long term a path to delaying its collapse. But the EU has placed itself on the menu, with its demonic evil baseless Russophobia propaganda soapbox, instead of being a power broker.
- Comment on What's it going to take to truly stop the US? 2 weeks ago:
EU’s war intensification on Russia is purely submission to the US’s war on Nordstream, and US’s war on Russia that never ended. Entirety of it is evil on purely false pretenses.
The EU is incapable of resisting US while maintaining a war on Russia, and the main distancing from US it needs to make is obeying US warmongering policy towards world including Russia and China. It is US and US alone that is a threat to world/global security. But total control over devoted colonies is essential to its evil.
While I disagree with labelling Russia and China as abusive, the only relevant question is which side is the lesser abusive. Getting that wrong is what makes NATO and other colonies part of the problem.
- Comment on What's it going to take to truly stop the US? 3 weeks ago:
They also have a magic infinite range torpedo. A nuke sinks entire carrier group. It doesn’t need to be used. Just US ordered to withdraw fleet.
The likely reason for no intervention is that China is being given Asia and Africa, Russia the CIS, and Russia and US will split Europe with Europe choosing the wrong side for many years to come.
- Comment on What's it going to take to truly stop the US? 3 weeks ago:
NATO approved parties select a list of pro NATO candidates who will be appointed to EU parliament based on CIA/Atlanticist tolerance/support for that party. There are 4 leftist representatives from Greece in EU whose party is divided about NATO, and who were suppressed in last election because of it. I’m unsure if the representatives specifically vote against all NATO BS Russophobia. Among NATO member nations AfD leads a group that include Bulgaria’s revival party. (Europe of Sovereign Nations). Both of these parties serve US interests of promoting divisiveness in EU. AfD has had direct boosting/interference for its behalf by Trump and Musk, and if they are ever able to have influence, NATO (performative rather than substantive) opposition will likely be rewarded by US, while simultaneously increasing US purchases.
There are 419 absolute NATO cronies in EU parliament, and the election process ensures that the most devoted to NATO subjugation are appointed, because the CIA rewards the party for input on their list.
- Comment on What's it going to take to truly stop the US? 3 weeks ago:
Friendly nations do not meddle in each others elections.
A naive view. US has always promoted Atlanticist candidates, and has complete control over EU parliament appointees who are all pro NATO, and especially pro NATO subservience. That people view this as the will of the people, and the opposite, election interference is the greatest trick the devil ever pulled off.
- Comment on What's it going to take to truly stop the US? 3 weeks ago:
Russia and China have the capability to sink US navies with nuclear strikes. Minimal environmental/civilian damage when its done during deployment. More global support for them doing so is what is needed. A more peaceful solution is US colonies ending their alignment with US, and contributing to its economic collapse.
- Comment on Who is going to be the next Pres of Venezula after all this US stuff? 3 weeks ago:
Constitution is existing VP. I don’t see the possibility of pure theft of resources government surviving, nor the US having the capability to directly govern Venezuela. Asking for private US investment in the country is tough, because sooner or later, it will get nationalized again. Maybe the US will pay Venezuela army to steel resources for them, and that would explain the minimal resistance to the helicopter operation.
- Comment on People like this 3 weeks ago:
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- Comment on Humans rank between meerkats and beavers in monogamy ‘league table’, but sheep are sluts. 3 weeks ago:
I don’t understand the methodology at all. Genetic analysis of a mother’s babies would show “monogamy” if the alpha male in the herd keeps their status in multiple seasons. The typical polygamy relationship counts as monogamous, afaiu. Could it simply be that sheep change their alpha male each season, instead of everybody fucking everybody rules?
- Comment on imagine 5 weeks ago:
But that is smaller than the naturals
- Comment on Can't stop till brimstone 5 weeks ago:
glycophosate
is that supposed to be glycophosphate? If not what is that?
- Comment on same shit every day, on god 1 month ago:
First, fusion has 0 theoretical economic potential, but there is some potential for energy gains from 2250^^ + steam. Water deconstructs above this temperature into powerful HHO gas, that when ignited gains another 2500^^ that will chain react with higher pressure steam to make the steam even hotter/higher pressure. Minor problem of melting all known turbine material, is avoidable through just higher volume of pressured steam.