@Panzerfrank@janekinninmont I agree with @Janekinninmont re this... What I have observed on the N issue is thst RF brings it up sporadically with intent to scare & intimidate but it hasnt had much effect tbh.
@Panzerfrank@janekinninmont i dont trust their reporting- they get Russian stuff right - as in they report what Russia is saying & doing but they don't get Ukrainian/European/US stuff right. Its clear that they get biased info (not alone in that regard of course!)
@BrigidLaffan@eric_nelligan Absolutely @BrigidLaffan - also negotiating stances v negotiated compromises are two v different things - no smart person would compromise or signal a compromise too early.
Thanks @shashj for reposting the *astute* @dave_brown24's observations on the US Navy celebrations - I get less and less worried about AI every day but increasingly concerned for HI.
Data from the Office of National Statistics shows Londoners are less likely to be violent crime victims (26.4 offences per 1,000 pop) than the rest of England & Wales (31.9 offences). Violent crime has fallen in every London borough in the past year.
Such a stupid thing to do - space is the future & the UK has struggled to get a foothold since the time of Mrs Thatcher when that government drastically reduce the space effort. A serious investment in the future has again been thwarted. https://t.co/c3YD8cLYwm
My thoughts are with the people of Nagasaki today. 80 years on we have learned so much but seem to be now in the process of forgetting.
The Scientific Advisory Group for the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons calls on all scientists to act.
https://t.co/D318NIV2vX
El Grupo Asesor Científico #science para el Tratado sobre la Prohibición de las Armas Nucleares #TPNW emitió hoy una declaración con motivo del 80º aniversario del primer uso de armas nucleares #Nuclearweapon, llamando a todos los científicos a actuar con urgencia para eliminar las armas nucleares a nivel mundial. #nuclearban. https://t.co/qVUaB0KrqG
The Scientific Advisory Group for the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons #TPNW issued a statement today for the 80th Anniversary of the first use of nuclear weapons calling all scientists to act urgently to eliminate nuclear weapons globally
https://t.co/D318NIVAlv
The existence of nuclear weapons is too great a risk for humanity and our planet. Science should aim to preserve our shared planet and build a safer and more peaceful world and not serve to destroy it. It is our time to act.
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Scientific Advisory Group for the #TPNW
The Scientific Advisory Group for the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons #TPNW issued a statement today for the 8oth Anniversary of the first use of nuclear weapons calling all scientists to act urgently to eliminate nuclear weapons globally
#nuclearweapons#Hiroshima80