This is one example of how the government "FOMO" on one trend and only think about the benefits, but do not really understand the big risks that haunt the policy.

We both know that paxmao is either a propagandist, or is just plain ignorant. While it is true that the West is advancing, following their advancement are all kinds of people in America and Europe who are waking up.

The Western banking system may temporarily prevail. It might even happen in Ukraine. But as they advance, their failure is following right behind them. They will collapse.

Work is changing everywhere, and it’s messing with our lives

Companies are splitting into two groups:

Companies that prefer you to be in the office daily, and work long hours, all about speed and hustle. They believe faster and better when they are together in person. However, a lot of employees become stressed, exhausted, and even sick. We saw OpenAI (the big AI company) close for a week because their people were exhausted. Many good people leave these companies, and it is getting harder to find new workers

If we are unbanked and it is hard for us to approach a real bank, there is always Bitcoin which is said also created for the unbanked.  The last thing that you said is scary but I think this isn't true at all. We only think there is no option but there is actually if we open our minds really well.

It really depends on the whole situation. A parent won't demand a rent if they are not financially struggling themselves. They won't ask something for their children as long as they can bear what they are going through.

Children are a blessing to parents, and parents won't be lonely if they have children living with them, especially if the child already has a job that earns money, which can also help them a bit because the child has an income. So it seems odd that a parent would intentionally demand rent from their child just because they live with them.

I used to think it was a huge challenge and an impossible task, but with what Trump is doing and what America is facing. I believe that de-dollarization is happening faster than ever.

The march of the west was sneaky, CIA, election fraud starting before 2014, but finally succeeding in 2014 and following.

The Ukraine military was killing its own citizens and destroying their property, militarily, even before 2014... and sometimes dipping into Russia to do it.

Pundits skeptical of or even hostile to Ukraine’s cause in its defensive war against Russia have different reasons, or rationalizations, for their views and hail from different points on the political spectrum. But there is one belief that unites nearly all of them: the conviction that Ukraine is not a democracy fighting for its survival but an American “Deep State” project, with a regime installed by a 2014 coup that was led by Ukrainian far-right extremists and backed or even engineered by the U.S. State Department. The corollary of this view is the belief that the pro-Kremlin enclaves in Eastern Ukraine, the “people’s republics” of Donetsk and Luhansk—whose defense was the stated purpose of the Russian invasion—are genuine expressions of the will of the local populace which rejects the pro-Western, anti-Moscow regime in Kyiv.

This narrative is embraced by the progressive left (CodePink’s Medea Benjamin, the Nation’s Aaron Maté, etc.) and the populist right (the Claremont Institute’s David Reaboi, Newsweek opinion editor Josh Hammer, and many others) and gives both permission to disregard their ostensible values—anti-imperialism and liberation struggles for the left, commitment to national sovereignty for the right.

It has been echoed even by some people broadly sympathetic to the pro-freedom aspirations of the Maidan (Independence Square) protesters who rose against Kremlin-friendly president Viktor Yanukovych in late 2013 and early 2014.

You need to speak proper English.

But the biggest reason why it matters is, it's getting closer to the time when the nukes will start flying. Seems like the West wants that to happen.

AI is bringing us to perfection. It won’t take long before be achieve immortality. Maybe we already did but they still keep it a secret. Maybe the price is way too expensive so there is no point in revealing it.

It appears to be so with the robots. The only things that gives me any kind of hope is that robots will get so advanced that us meatbags will become obsolete on the frontlines, like horses. Superpowers will be protected by nukes and MAD, but these proxy wars can be fought exclusively with robots, until we enter the Terminator scenario, that is.

I understand the history quite well, but the main point is that it was a tragedy in the past and has nothing to do with what we are talking about here, even if it is offensive, it is over, so what do you want to convey?

Now veterans play video games to cope, I cannot imagine these new "bonus points" warriors ever be able to hold controller to play a regular video game with their son without flashbacks, once back to civilian life. But guessing long term effects and reintegration into civilian life is the last priority for Ukrainians now, and just a nice controlled psych experiment for the west.

nice controlled psych experiment for the west.

China has many friends, including Indonesia, which consistently provides resources for battery manufacturing. Nickel is a key ingredient in battery manufacturing, and by 2022, 85% of our nickel exports were going to China, partly to meet battery manufacturing needs.

Opening broader market access depends heavily on each participating country, as market access depends on the export value of whatever commodity each country is trying to offer.
This step is indeed a good one, as it provides space for each country to seek independence in any form of cooperative relationship.