@mattlindn@CJHandmer Yeah block away, you obviously dont like debate so pretty much sums up your little bubble you live in. Draw the curtains and put the classical music on.
@mattlindn@CJHandmer Not 40 trillion in debt delusional. Why are your rich get richer? Read the tea leaves, bro. Sorry Youre 28th in the list. Look it up. You may get paid more but your wealth gets vacuumed up. House prices dropping, food and utilities going up. Good luck, its not getting any better
@mattlindn@CJHandmer What actual world do you live in? Thats a short term shock, its not going to topple Europe. Youre just going to leave revenue on the table. Theres plenty of capital to capture it. The US is only 27th on the list of median wealth per person. Theres 18 European countries above it.
@mattlindn@CJHandmer Youve got a narrow view if you think US tech is load-bearing for Europe. Their dominance is mostly scale and network effects. If they pull out, that revenue becomes available and European firms would attract serious capital to fill the gaps, the prize is huge.
@ZhaiXiang5@_j4um3 You guys were calling it Tibet in the 90s in english and thats officials using that terminology, you trying to rewrite history? The locals actually call it Tibet or Bod. Ive lived in Nepal. You cant rewrite my memory but you can try and change the narrative as much as you want.
@IleneMerdinger When people treat the network as an emotional processing engine, they expose their unintegrated initial conditions to a noisy, predatory system that feeds on the heat instead of resolving the cause.
@_The_Prophet__ By manipulating the dynamic right at the compression threshold, the transition is redirected away from genuine renewal and into a loop that hardcodes the existing control structures into the newly emerging system.
@_The_Prophet__ By flooding the transition state with real-time feedback, the system is denied the clean slate required to reset, forcing the dynamic to restart using contaminated initial conditions.