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[Carl Zha @CarlZha]

China produces abt 35% of global supply of sulfuric acid.

China sources 50% of its sulfur from the Persian Gulf.

Sulfuric acid is used in fertilizers, copper mining, car batteries, semiconductor manufacturing etc; it's a basic building block of civilization.

While Trump threatens to bomb Iran back to the Stone Age, China just said you first.

[WHK82 @WHK_Games]

@blackym25 So india first associated naga with rain and water?

[WHK82 @WHK_Games]

@liluoiiluoli I thought the paper said M22 was Oβ

[David Lee @DavidLe76335983]

Cosco (10% of global container shipping) has suspended operations at Panama Canal port after Panama govt invalidated agreement and took control of the port
This came one day after the port new operators Maersk and MSC were summoned in Beijing
Expect more moves from Beijing in the coming days

[𝘊𝘰𝘳𝘳𝘪𝘯𝘦 @OopsGuess]

The funniest part of this Bloomberg quote is the American belief that they “created” China’s rise.

- As if China’s WTO entry wasn’t under the harshest terms ever imposed.
- As if India didn’t join the WTO earlier and yet never industrialized.
- As if the U.S. didn’t destroy China’s corn sector, trigger massive SOE bankruptcies, leave millions jobless in the 90s— and many families in Northeast China committed suicide by burning charcoal in the dead of winter.
- As if China didn’t spend decades trading 800 million shirts for one Boeing aircraft.
- As if discipline, endurance, long-term planning, and social cohesion were assets that any country could simply copy-paste.

America didn’t “create” China.
China rebuilt itself despite the price America forced it to pay.

[WHK82 @WHK_Games]

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[China pulse 🇨🇳 @Eng_china5]

For your safety.

Delete these.

[NIK @ns123abc]

🚨 HOLY FUCKING SHIT

U.S. STRIKES IN MIDDLE EAST USED ANTHROPIC’S CLAUDE

>be anthropic
>embedded in classified systems
>see what they’re building
>say “we won’t allow autonomous weapons”
>pentagon: we need this NOW
>3 days or we destroy you
>anthropic: no
>banned
>same night
>drones hit iran
>using claude to kill people

YOU CANNOT MAKE THIS UP

[Geek Lite @QingQ77]

wow~

[WHK82 @WHK_Games]

@JENBEW0N @ladyofhalos @Wanan666666 Drum not a tools for meassure sun and moon position. There is no prove yet dong son tribe having such a tools that can meassure moon and sun position Like in taosi site

[William @bnb20628]

@SpoxCHN_MaoNing 西汉天文学家落下闳根据日月运行周期规律制定了二十四节气年历，既不叫农历也不叫中国历，名曰太初历，汉武帝为此改元为太初元年，太初年首日既不叫农历新年也不叫中国新年，称为元旦，民国时期袁世凯因忌惮"袁世凯完蛋"暗喻，将元旦改称春节延续至今，顺便说一句今年没有除夕，5年之內都不会有除夕����

[WHK82 @WHK_Games]

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[David Lee @DavidLe76335983]

As expected by many, they play the alien distraction card finally

[WHK82 @WHK_Games]

@usa_hobby01 The tarim basin one looks like this

[WHK82 @WHK_Games]

@usa_hobby01 Yes you correct, loose pants is called dhoti its from india

[People's Art of War @pplsartofwar]

Real war robots would look much more terrifying than this.

Some thoughts:

1. Great warbots would be terrifyingly inhuman.
They'd look more like insects, snakes, or something unsettling. Or if humanoid, use death imagery like skulls. Inhuman designs often mimic the movement of spiders, crabs, etc. Looking at it would tap into our primal phobias from when we evolved, while performing movements that seem unsettling. That matters. You create chronic dread, fatal hesitation, and panic. They need to look like terrifying predators from your nightmares.

2. Form = Better tactical advantages
Banged on about this before. Humanoids are notoriously difficult to balance. A legged robot has a much lower center of gravity. Smaller target. But its also a more stable firing platform, better navigation, and wider combat load and armor. Its also can remain combat effective longer. If a humanoid robot loses a leg, it is combat-ineffective. Simplified kinematics make a difference in recovery of damaged units. Also a pure human style can only effectively engage what is in front of them. As we can see in the AI video.

3. Terrifies the populace of occupied areas.
Human troops exist to occupy territory. From COIN ops to patrols. Inhuman robots change the rules of that dynamic. Its far more terrifying for a civilian populace that faces silent, multi-legged, faceless machines that move with terrifying, non-human movements. So the
fear of the unknown becomes a constant force multiplier. It that the occupying power is not just technologically superior, but fundamentally other.

4. They're easier to build.
Without the need to fit everything into a torso? Easier to build these machines as modular blocks. You can swap a sensor pod for a mortar tube or an extra battery pack in seconds. Many military platforms have staying power from their versatility of uses. A major tactical consideration that MICs and militaries look at. Its simplifies the parts and logistics needed to keep these weapons maintained. And in combat effective numbers.

It turns the battlefield into an environment where the human soldier feels like the prey. Otherness is the point. And real robot soldiers should psychologically intimidate. While concealing combat power higher than any humanoid robot can deliver

[Jen Zhu @jenzhuscott]

One of many reasons why I laugh when bros so breathlessly claim how imminent is AGI. Not sure if it’s lack of knowledge, or lack of humility of how much we don’t understand our own intelligence, or lack of character so you deliberately hype.

30 years from now we’ll look back and laugh in the 2020’s how many humans thought LLMs were the path to AGI.

[WHK82 @WHK_Games]

@lloc4030 @usa_hobby01 Yes i made a mistake, the flying scarves originated from mathura scupture. But its not daily wear like uttariya.