Why did they do this? If they hadn't attacked Iran, this wouldn't have happened. This is sad and meaningless.
People can misremember their dreams after an event happens, people can be subconsciously expecting an event to happen, and so dream about it, and coincidences also exist.
Is this in reference to some specific piece of news I haven't seen yet?
The point of the paperclip maximiser is that it doesn't care about you at all, 'being nice' to it makes no difference. It just wants to make paperclips, and will destroy you to do so.
Way to say you had a good school experience - and everyone should. But not everyone does, unfortunately.
As if some private guns would be any sort of fair fight against the full force of the US military anyway
So, there are Lemmy apps for Linux? Please share, people, I couldn't find any when searching flathub (via GNOME Software) for Lemmy!
So would it have a similar effect to a radiation bomb, but without the radioactive fallout?
How explosive is the explosion of 1kg black hole?
This isn't useful for me specifically, but thanks for sharing as
I'm sure many people will find it useful!
What's better about it compared to Organic Maps? I clicked on some of the links, but it didn't say.
I don't know who is in the right. I would say that the important thing is that, since both of them condemn Israel's actions, and the argument about whether it's a 'genocide' is purely semantic, it isn't a useful or productive argument - serving only to divide people and distract from the real issue.
What's the typo?
The sad reality is that although there were some dissenters, the majority of the people in the country supported the Nazis because they actually believed it, they were taken in by the propaganda, which is insidious and ubiquitous. Humans find it easy to hate an out group, forming an in group. Dehumanising others who are different from us is a natural part of human psychology, and it's an achievement that in the modern world we have achieved a widespread morality which is so accepting - although obviously we still have far to go.