Equitable justice would be really nice.

This was my choice, too. Related to this as well, figuring out how to identify its absence early and find a way to correct course.

Yeah, that’s sadly how specialization tends to work. Most innovators in advanced fields can only push the boundaries after thousands upon thousands of hours of education, research, and honing of skills and knowledge; FTA:

It has been 30 years since Trøseid first met someone with HIV. That was also around the time the first HIV medications became available – treatments that turned HIV into a chronic condition and, as a result, somewhat reduced the priority of research on the virus.

“I have followed this field closely for many years, and the fact that we are now starting to talk about the possibility of a functional cure is very meaningful,” he says.

The question was tangential; the question came to mind when reading the submission. Scientists devoting much of their life to work spur medical breakthrough: to what would you dedicate your life?

Not LLM – though even if I was, the question remains – what would you do!?

Or, OP must sleep and you’re in a different time zone, lol

Try not to jump to conclusions now; hopefully you’re not the LLM here :|

Singapore is such a fucked up place, yet righties love to act like it’s some utopia.

The Movement - Remember

This song hit at the right time in my life and I had it practically on repeat for over a year. Rest of their stuff just didn’t grab me like say practically every Stick Figure song did.

If you could aspire to solve one thing for humanity, what would it be?

It’s okay if it’s not the most logical thing but rather something that has impacted you or your loved ones, etc. I.e. Something that would drive your passion and pursuit of solving it.

Correct. Some simply require a permanent albeit humane separation from civil society. Anders Breivik is an example of this.

Get survival and homesteading books (eg, foxfire, sas survival handbook), and find a set of book encyclopedias in addition to the offline pc suggestions here.

Have a meet-up plan with family and close friends in a comms blackout.

Israel showing why their leader shares the same criminal charges by the ICC as Putin, I see.

Just friendly reminder that Bibi’s corruption trial would’ve started this week in Israel, but was conveniently delayed because of a forever war he is perpetuating.

Starmer reiterated that Britain was not involved in the joint U.S.-Israel air strikes on Iran that killed the country’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei on Saturday, adding that Britain would not join further waves of strikes.

But he said Iran had retaliated by launching sustained attacks across the region and its missiles had hit airports and hotels where British citizens were staying.

https://www.reuters.com/business/aerospace-defense/uks-starmer-says-us-can-use-british-bases-defensive-strikes-against-iran-2026-03-01/

I feel Starmer was damned domestically if he didn’t, and damned as he did.

Good on Starmer.

That will truly be a major test. Man, I’m hoping for a legitimate win for once. This could be the biggest shift since Carney’s victory in Canada. I’ve also sadly seen how gullible people can believe lies like, “America First” and “No New Wars,” and take a pathological liar at their word. Leaving aside the longer-term games being played by billionaires.

Here’s hoping for the best. I’m just honestly a bit shocked that he relinquished power this easily.

Someone please tell me the opposition winner is legit and not another Russian stooge

Survivorship bias. Right-wing propaganda. These people, they’re not deep thinkers.

I can’t speak for Romania specifically but I’m sure it’s like anywhere and especially America – there is no such thing as a merit-based society / meritocracy, flaws with that alone aside.

From one human to another, yes I feel valued within my family. Beyond that? Not so much.

The only way out of this I see is to drive a wedge between billionaire oligarchs and this administration. Seems like a smart move.

I mostly agree, which is why I knew the air frame was largely being antiquated given modern warfare; that being said it does not change that the warthog itself is designed and proven to take a pummeling relative to these other planes who fly significantly higher and stand off further away, or that Warthog losses are rare. They’ve taken plenty of hits from MANPADS, have .50 and 20mm rounds blow off parts of the tail and punch through the hull, and kept flying, so I’m curious what air-defense system took this one down.

There’s another point to this that is probably more important to highlight: Leadership matters. A rook is a strong chess piece, but if you launch it out of the gate in your opening moves and don’t protect it you’re in for a bad time. Any war sim or RTS should convey this idea. It is rare for these to come down relative to the sorties because good commanders know when the strengths and weaknesses of their pieces.

Might have something to do with at least 10 highly experienced Generals being fired by Kegsbreath recently… Leaving aside all the others he’s done. Seems intentional.