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Everything about boats is 5 to 10 times more expensive than the normal version.
Solar panels are based because they've created a colossal industrial demand for silver that will make me rich. Therefore I support removing all taxes, tariffs or whatever on chink panels so the people can be enabled to install them on every surface imaginable.
The best green power comes from glowing green rocks. Nuclear comeback tour gonna be lit.
Brb shoving a reactor in my rv
I have a real conflicted opinion about Nixon because he signed off on a lot of bad policies but was allegedly ultra based in private. Surely this was somehow Kissinger's fault.
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41*Advisors arguing about the war*
Nixon: Why don't we just nuke the gooks?
*uncomfortably long silence*
Kissenger: Mr President...that may be excessive
I think Russia had a fuck it approach to building shit tbh.
One of my favorite stories from the Cold War arms race was how America got so shook by the MiG-25 that they designed and built the greatest fighter platform of all time to counter it, and then later found out the scary Soviet wunderwaffe was actually a gigantic piece of shit that could reach its purported top speed precisely once before melting its own engines.
Nyet, is only have to intercept one time make out of pot metal
THAT IS FINE SERGI JUST TO BE SLAPPING HUGE BALLISTIC MISSILE ENGINES INTO.
COMRADE PILOT DOES NOT NEED TO SURVIVE STRATEGICALLY NECESSARY INTERCEPTION OPERATION IF COMMUNISM SURVIVES.
WE SPEND LIKE 50,000 RUBLES AND THE US SHITS ITS COLLECTIVE PANTS AND SPENDS 700 MILLION COUNTERING SOMETHING THAT DOESNT EVEN REALLY EXIST COMRADE.
F15 was my favorite jet in the whole world when I was 4. It still is, but it was then, too. I guess I never even said thank you, roosky.
there's also legal eagle and jessie gender, but I ignore the FUCK out of those faggots lole
You can also find him on youtube
Communism is one of the greatest travesties of human civilization, but the history of the Soviet Union is genuinely fascinating.
Sometimes I wonder if America and the Soviet Union needed each other, like a deranged geopolitical manifestation of Batman and the Joker. Once the USSR fell and the "end of history" era began, the world started becoming progressively more fucked up.
The F-15 is a masterpiece. Fancier platforms may have followed, but they entered operation after the fall of the USSR. The F-15 mogged the Soviets in the air superiority game during the later half of the Cold War.
I'm sure the Soviets were happy to pocket the unexpected propaganda W and run with it as far as they could.
Human lives meant literally nothing
Imagine mixing European ingenuity, communism, and Asian admixture in just enough volume to care about peons as much as zerg.
They seemingly do anything and everything, but are somehow unable to be built. See also cold fusion
don't take this the wrong way but you say this a lot about most things more complex than a shovel...
Sometimes I'll see a car, or a computer, or hell even a coffee maker, and I'll think to myself "3000 years ago that was in the fucking ground. Some guy woke up one day, looked at a rock and started changing it. We eventually changed rocks so much that we could turn them in to this stuff" and even with the benefit of a White IQ it seems like some low level sorcery
It took less than 1/1000 of that to go from pointy rock to iPhone
I wonder what went through the head of the first guy that found copper and realized if he put it in a campfire and then let it get cold it would hold the shape. We talk about advancements in technology but copper weapons were the start of empire building. You take that away and we're all sitting in a forest eating squirrel bits
>use weird green rock to make campfire
>check in the morning
>shiny hard orange rock
>try to work it like regular rock
>fails
>really sharp edges though
>find out how to grind off the jags
@CobaltSasquatch @egirlyuumimain @Dudebro @weknowwhygary @HonkHonkBoom @WandererUber @Hoss @sapphire According to some legends which may be true, Joseph of Arimathea was a tin trader, who travelled to Britain on a metals trade in the 1st Century. Though the Iron Age had been well underway for a milennium or so, bronze certainly never lost its basic usefulness - and hasn’t ever not been a pretty hot commodity
@egirlyuumimain @WandererUber @CobaltSasquatch @Dudebro @weknowwhygary @HonkHonkBoom @Hoss @sapphire
Oakridge built 2 of them in the iirc late 50s - early 60s and ran them for years successfully, but they could never produce plutonium from the decay chain, so they axed the whole program. Can't have 'civilian' power sources that can't double as a redundant icbm payload supply chain 🤷♀️
Anyway, last decade or so several new thorium projects have been underway, I think there are 2 or 3 operational test reactors, and the first production unit has been completed recently.
Nixon suffered from the fact that the American public didn't get the Snyder Cut version of his administration until long after he was out of office.
Kissinger: "That, I think, would just be too much."
Nixon: "The nuclear bomb, does that bother you?... I just want you to think big, Henry, for Christ's sake!"
Kissinger be like "Mr. President, the military industrial complex demands a long, drawn out conflict that requires many bombs instead of a short exchange that needs only one."