The range is accurate, but exact number varies

old fucks filling their coffins with blood money

Thanks. It still just blows my mind that even governmental records weren't considered good enough in terms of proof. I realise it was a federal policy and I worked for the state government, but if even governmental records weren't considered good enough what chance did most people have of being able to gather sufficient proof. I realise it's just more bad faith on top of bad faith, but it was absolutely set up so that people had no chance.

Many research projects in the military had terrible consequences, but many also advanced humanity significantly.

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Technically we are as individuals, other than sending military personnel to defend the wild life. We just have to watch everything human's touch go to shit.

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Time for an international boycott. If any Russian federation athlete is allowed to compete I will not watch the Olympics.

It not need to be state actors to be a conflict.

Lots of weapons on both sides. Tribes at risk of being wiped out.

Sounds like a conflict to me.

I agree Brazil should focus/take the lead on the Amazon just like Europe should focus/ take the lead in Ukraine.

But this isn't about focus or leadership, no one is asking Lula for that in Ukraine. They are simply asking for assistance like Brazil is asking from Europe

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Yes I would where the US tried to annex other countries. Your turn now.

EDIT: also, not sure how much of an own you think invoking Godwin's law was supposed to be, when analogies to wars naturally arise during discussions about wars lol

I wish the world was working together on the looking energy crises.

I can't help but feel that we could be looking at fusion power as a more realistic near future option if the whole world was throwing everything they have at it.

Yea.. like.. since when does the Olympic committee cared about the human rights abuses of the host countries? That would be a defamatory accusation for business.

Really? How does it work now?

India experienced a socialist system for its first five decades which made people poor. With the opening up of economy, lot of people were pulled out of poverty.
But here the focus seems to be wondering why the rich got richer rather than thinking did the poor got better in the same time? The answer is yes.

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I wouldn't rule out anything at this point.

With the modern optics and longer range, the truth is they have to get close enough to even try.

Godwin's law, eh? Would you even attempt to invoke this comparison with any of America's wars?

Why da fuck is this downvoted? this is a good thing people, hospitals are good things!

>“The collaboration with Sheba Medical Center makes the hospital a center of innovation, which will bring world-class medical research and technology to Bahrain to enable young people and Bahraini entrepreneurs to take advantage of innovation opportunities in health."

This is a good thing! new treatments can come out of this, this is how we as humanity advance our ability to heal and save lives in general world-wide!

If anything people overestimate the risk for young people vs old.

No it's not. There is no conflict. Only a bunch of people doing illegal stuff, prompted by said Putin puppet, Wich underfunded every institution that work on the area. That's all. For what I know Lula was able to make great things on this area on his first terms. From my point of view Brazil is right on focus on its own problems that also affect the rest of the world.

Such absolute horseshit. The human impact is incalculable, but it's almost certain that will play no role in the outcome here. How many royal commissions have we seen with zero consequences for the participants? I'm sorry you had to waste so much of your life dealing with people worth less than the value of the minerals in their body

these aircrafts are highly specialized to transport nuclear bombs. unless you plan to transport nukes you cant use them.

Russia surely allows grain exports from Ukraine, and exports grain, fertilizer etc - so it's certainly important for him, and the world to keep this going. Even the EU doesn't intentionally target this area with sanctions (though the overall climate still hampers trade).

And it seems like many people want him to "promote peace" by arming Ukraine. No, that's not how you promote peace.