Very “Not even wrong” energy. LLMs have made everyone an aspiring cosmologist (why is it always cosmology and not solid state or materials or any other field more tightly coupled to experimentation?).
I have a physics degree, but the page didn’t load fast enough. There may be something here. You can consider me skeptical, though. Phrases like ‘water geometry’, combined with about a dozen buzz words, set off my BS detector.
Publish in arxiv to start. Then seek a reputable journal.
Generally considered to be the most educated country in the OECD, so arguably objectively smarter than the US, which is rather further down.
Technically legally closer to sedition, but nonetheless they are traitors to me.
You’re overthinking it buddy. It’s a fart, it’s funny.
If you feel like you need to understand me to make it funny, then fill yer boots.
Edit honestly if you don’t find farts funny then you’re a loser because you’re choosing to have less joy in your life but the exact same amount of farts.
You have to admit it was pretty funny.
It would properly express the respect I have for this conversation. Oh well, use your imagination.
I wish I could upload my fart in response.
Who do you put your trust in when it comes to making economic and political decisions in the face of a generational existential threat to our sovereignty, as well as a massive, rapid and necessary restructuring of our economy?
I’m sure you’ll forgive me, but I rather think that given what he has accomplished in his first year, his overall skillset and deep knowledge in relevant fields, and his preeminent experience at the highest levels of economic and strategic discourse, he is much more trustworthy on the topics of trade and economic diversification, defense and sovereignty and affordability - and far better suited to protect and progress our country away from US dependence - than you are, random internet stranger who has none of the equivalent skills, experience or access to critical information from expert advisors.
But that’s just me. I prefer to pragmatically consider my options with some humility and respect for expertise, rather than pooling together all the insight of a high school bong session.
Yeah Canada and the US are really the same. Sure buddy. Steaming hot pile of take right there.
Thanks for contributing, guy who wants to abolish democracy.
I can tell you’ve really thought through this.
I’m not suggesting we ask the Americans to help us discover exploits, and I’m sure there are more than just pilot-related exploits. These are very complex systems.
Yeah I responded to the wrong person, which is why I deleted it.
You’re suggesting we burn our respective countries to the ground, full on civil war and complete destruction, fracture of civil society, starvation and economic collapse, with no guarantees about who, when or what will step into that maelstrom of human suffering, other than your assurances that it will be better than what we have now.
Sorry, but I’m skeptical that you have a reasonable way forward.
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What does destroyed mean to you?
Agree with everything you say, and yes quantity has a quality of its own, but I think that in addition we should fly the Gripens and the F35s that we have against each other and figure out how to beat the F35s with the Gripens. Then share that info with our new allies. If we need to modify or augment the Gripens then we can work with the Swedes to do that.
There is a case for America to ally with Denmark and the EU, so that America can partner on resources to the benefit of all involved, and so America can support and maintain military presence for the mutual security of the North.
It’s the height of American arrogance, and indifference to global suffering, to even consider that there is a case where the US unilaterally occupies Greenland.
We have concerning overlap, but what the last decade has shown is that Canada is culturally, politically and economically different from the US. And we want to remain so.
Your facile comparisons have all the insight of a high school bong session.