@Raudmees@timo_est Võimalik on ka kõik elektritootjad riigistada ja teha nii nagu vanasti. Võimalik on veel sada muud erinevat konstruktsiooni teha. Seepärast tahakski praeguse süsteemi kriitikutel pakkuda konkreetseid lahendusi, sest ma ei ole siiani ühtegi päriselt loogilist lahendust näinud
@Raudmees@timo_est Ma saan aru, et on võimalik teha mingi riiklik vahekiht, kes vastutab tootmise ja tarbimise kokku viimise eest (ostab ise, müüb ise). Ma saan aru ka sellest, et tootjatele võib anda vabaduse teha pakkumisi ükskõik mille alusel. Miski aga ei elimineeri fundamentaalset turuloogikat
@Raudmees@timo_est Aga mis asi on keskmisel hinnal põhinev turumudel? Kui keegi suudaks kirjeldada kuidas selline mudel eksisteerida saaks, oleks vähemalt võimalik midagi debateerida.
@PeeterKo Mida see tähendaks? Ja milliseid maailmavaatelisi MTÜsid nende maailmavaate pärast täna rahastatakse? Erakonnad, okei. Aga ma aiman, et sa pead silmas midagi muud. Üldiselt MTÜsid rahastatakse riigi poolt mingi projekti tegemiseks, mitte nende maailmavaate pärast per se.
@twittarmattTR Life is also not one single action where you decide how much risk to take. Life is made of hundreds of big and thousands of small actions that compound and even out outcomes. There's a reason some people are more successful than others and it always comes down to risk-aversion.
@chicfryrice Also asking questions that may seem unrelated, but actually underpin a critical relationship multiple layers beneath the actively discussed topic.
@IAPonomarenko It is almost an inevitability, that when two subordinates start fighting each other and vying to have the other removed, the end result is almost always that they both must leave. Even if the "guilt" is 90-10.
The West humiliated Russia in the 1990s. This war is the consequence.’
I’ve heard this in every language, from every podium. It is history rewritten backwards.
Recall what actually happened to defeated Russia: no occupation. No reparations. No tribunal. It kept its nuclear arsenal and its UN veto. Its debts were forgiven and refinanced. It was handed IMF billions and a seat at the G8 — a club of democracies admitting a wounded autocracy out of hope.
Now recall an actually humiliated nation: Germany, 1945. Occupied. Partitioned. Cities in ash, leaders hanged, guilt taught to its children by law.
Germany became the most peaceful democracy in Europe. Russia became this.
So spare me the humiliation theory. Russia was not humiliated after the Cold War. It was indulged — and it read every kindness as weakness, every gift as tribute.
The grievance was never mistreatment. The grievance was lost dominion.
Empires do not mourn their wounds. They mourn their slaves.
@IlvesToomas Truly, if Trump wasn't this comically awful, Biden's legacy would be clearly seen as a complete total failure and recognized as the point of no return for US downfall in global affairs.
@IAPonomarenko Biden's Ukraine policy factually failed for the entirely foreseeable reason of Biden's administration no longer being able to employ that policy. Even if it theoretically had been a valid approach, it failed on its own.
@stensoosaar Kui liigkasumit maksustada siis tuleks ka vaegkasumit subsideerida. Investor/omanik kellele omakapitalitootlus jääb aastas alla 10%, sellel makstakse see vahe kinni.
@StephanAJensen This is what happens when a genocidal totalitarian empire starts WW2, wins, builds the worlds largest nuclear arsenal and establishes its entire existential myth on that victory and Europe's subjugation.
@rohanpaul_ai And how many humans would pass this bar of general intelligence? Are we really saying that Einstein was the only generally intelligent human in history?
@SorvariT@IlvesToomas “Destroying it” is not about its taste of evil. It’s a delapidated eye sore in a prime location and fixing it into anything useful is unreasonably expensive. For 30 years we have waited for a “business case” that just isn’t there. The government has better use for 200M