充满了偏见和政治不正确，嘲笑每一个虚伪的观点，希望屏蔽我的人都过上失败的人生
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讲那么多大词儿都可笑的要命，网上就两条真理：1.不能批评年轻人；2.不能把推导或前提的数量超过三个；其他没有限制，仇女也好反华也好，大把大把的，甭管什么政治正确，就是部落群殴而已啊
B了五万账号的薯片君🇵🇸 retweeted
Ich weiß, diesen Tweet wird ehe niemand groß lesen, da mein Account gar nicht mehr in Deutschland wirklich sichtbar ist. Aber ich texte die Zeilen in der Hoffnung, dass sie doch da draußen in der weiten Welt irgendwelche Leute erreichen.
Niemand ist wirklich auf das vorbereitet, was vor uns liegt: möglicherweise die größte psychische Gesundheitskrise, die unsere Spezies je erlebt hat.
Die meisten Menschen entwickeln keine eigenen Gedanken. Sie übernehmen, was Generationen vor ihnen gedacht haben, und wiederholen es in neuen Worten.
KI funktioniert nach einem ähnlichen Prinzip: Sie greift auf bestehende Informationen und Muster zurück – nur schneller, präziser und in einem Ausmaß, mit dem kein Mensch mithalten kann.
Damit beginnt eine Entwicklung, auf die Milliarden Menschen nicht vorbereitet sind: Sie werden sich zunehmend fragen müssen, welchen einzigartigen Wert sie überhaupt noch in eine Welt einbringen können, in der Maschinen scheinbar alles besser können.
Wenn äußere Anerkennung, gesellschaftliche Rollen und künstlich aufgebaute Identitäten plötzlich ihre Bedeutung verlieren, werden viele Menschen gezwungen sein, sich mit einer schmerzhaften Frage auseinanderzusetzen:
Wer bin ich, wenn das, was ich kann, mich nicht mehr besonders macht?
Was heute noch hinter Ablenkung, Status und gesellschaftlichen Erwartungen verborgen liegt, könnte schon morgen unübersehbar werden.
Die größte Herausforderung der KI-Revolution könnte deshalb nicht technologischer, sondern zutiefst menschlicher Natur sein.
Wir erschaffen Maschinen, die unsere Fähigkeiten übertreffen werden – aber haben wir gelernt, mit unserem eigenen Wert umzugehen, wenn Leistung allein nicht mehr ausreicht, um ihn zu definieren?
Vielleicht steht uns nicht nur eine technologische Revolution bevor, sondern eine existenzielle Krise, auf die unsere Psyche und unsere Gesellschaft kaum vorbereitet sind.
Die Suizidraten werden höchstwahrscheinlich explodieren. Heute denken die Leute noch immer, ein Armageddon ist ein physischer Krieg. Jedoch ist das wahre Armageddon die absolute Leere, die die Menschen in paar Jahren in sich spüren werden.
Die Elite braucht gar nicht, den Menschen zu sagen, wie nutzlos sie doch seien. Die Menschen werden es von ganz allein merken. Denn die Menschen werden schlicht nicht mehr gebraucht. Arbeit wird es in der Form nicht mehr geben.
Menschen machen Ausbildungen oder studieren manchmal sogar ein ganzes Jahrzehnt, nur um danach sich selbst und der Menschheit etwas zu geben.
Was ist jedoch, wenn dies für Milliarden Menschen nicht mehr nötig sein wird? Dann müssten Menschen anfangen, sich neu zu definieren. Dies wird jedoch für die meisten Menschen unerträglich.
Ich hoffe, die Menschen machen sich tiefgründige Gedanken über meine Zeilen.
Wenn dieser Beitrag reichlich geteilt wird, dann würde ich mich darüber freuen. Vielleicht bringt er den einen oder anderen Menschen zum Nachdenken.
In Liebe, euer Freiheitsmensch🙏
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Vladimir Putin did not wake up on 24 February 2022 and decide, “I think I’ll invade eastern Ukraine today,” nor was the US campaign to expand NATO into Ukraine a last-minute maneuver. (US State Department documents show Ukraine’s future membership was discussed as early as 1994.)
The Road to War… in the Russian Borderlands:
9 Feb 1990: In a deal approved by Mikhail Gorbachev, the last leader of the Soviet Union, as a quid pro quo for accepting German reunification in NATO, Secretary of State James Baker’s pledged that NATO would not expand “one inch to the east.”
Columbia professor Jeffrey Sachs and Chicago professor John Mearsheimer argue that during the lengthy negotiations on German unification, US, European and German leaders made explicit assurances to Gorbachev that there would be no future NATO expansion eastward.
Even if only verbal and not in a formal treaty, Gorbachev understood the assurances as a “binding agreement.” Subsequently, Soviet leaders made decisions on that basis and acted on them - withdrawing the Red Army from Germany and dissolving the Warsaw Pact.
1996 Election Year: With an eye on the Polish and Eastern European vote in northern Illinois, Bill Clinton campaigned on enlarging NATO into Eastern Europe. (Bill Clinton carried Illinois and handily defeated Bob Dole.)
12 March 1999: The Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland join NATO. A weakened post-Soviet Russia, led by Boris Yeltsin, whose economy was controlled by a bevy of Oligarchs, could do nothing about it. Powerless, Yeltsin was “infuriated” with “his friend Bill Clinton” for breaking with past US assurances on NATO expansion.
31 Dec 1999: After years of heavy drinking and suffering from health problems, Boris Yeltsin unexpectedly resigned. Vladimir Putin becomes Prime Minister of Russia. Yeltsin’s last words to Putin: “Take care of Russia.”
29 March 2004: George W. Bush is now president, and seven more Eastern European countries join NATO: Bulgaria, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania, Slovakia and Slovenia - largest wave of NATO enlargement in its history.
April 2008: At the NATO summit in Bucharest, George W. Bush announces that Ukraine and Georgia are on an “immediate path to NATO.” German Chancellor Angela Merkel: “I was very sure that Putin was not going to just let that happen. From his perspective, this would be a declaration of war,” she recalled in 2022.
2008: Bill Burns, ambassador to Russia, sent a memo to Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice: Across the board, he wrote, the Russian political class told him, “Ukraine is the reddest of red lines” – “Nyet means nyet.”
22 Feb 2014: Just as the Sochi Winter Olympics got underway, the “Maidan” coup in Kyiv erupted in violence. State Department official Virginia Nuland boasted that since the 2004-2005 “Orange Revolution,” the US had spent $5 billion on regime change in Ukraine.
NATO rooftop snipers killed both protestors and police, forcing Ukraine’s democratically elected pro-Russian leader Viktor Yanukovych to flee. In response to Yanukovych’s downfall, Putin stepped up Russian support for Russian-speaking separatist rebels in the Donbass, while US accelerated its efforts to arm and train Ukraine’s army.
2 May 2014: The Donbass crisis point of no return: Bussed to Odessa from Kyiv, Right Sector thugs carrying baseball bats confront ethnic Russians protesting the coup in Kyiv. When protestors fled into the city’s Trade Unions House, the building was set on fire. Forty-eight people that day were burned or bludgeoned to death.
11 Feb 2015: Putin and then-Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko meet with French President Francois Hollande and German Chancellor Angela Merkel in Minsk, Belarus, known as the multi-year Minsk accords.
The leaders agreed to a deal that would have ended fighting in eastern Ukraine - granted autonomy to the Russian-speaking Donbass. Successive Ukrainian governments, however, refused to implement the accord. German Chancellor Merkel later admitted that Minsk was a stall tactic to allow the West to build Ukraine’s army up to NATO standards.
31 Dec 2016, New Year’s Eve, twenty days before the incoming Trump admin, Lindsey Graham, with a bi-partisan group of US Senators, visited Ukrainian troops on the civil war Line of Contact, encouraging them to take the war to Russia: "Your war is our war…"
17 Dec 2021: Team Biden rejects Putin’s proposed mutual security accords that would have left “neutral” Ukraine intact. For years, Russia tried to convince successive US administrations that Ukraine was off-limits to NATO membership, but Russian concerns were brushed aside. In December 2021, Team Biden insisted, “Russia doesn’t say who can join NATO.”
18 Feb 2022: During the Winter Olympics in China, the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) documented that Ukraine was ramping up artillery attacks along the Line of Contact. (Since the 2014 coup in Kyiv, the Armed forces of Ukraine, including the Neo-Nazi Banderites, had killed 14,000 Donbass ethnic Russians.
19 Feb 2022: Invited to speak at the Munich Security Conference, Ukrainian President Zelensky said "Ukraine will get and deploy nuclear missiles."
20 Feb 2022: On CBS’ 60 Minutes, final day of the Olympics in China, Ukraine’s Minister of Foreign Affairs Dmytro Kuleba said, “Ukraine will never honor the Minsk cease fire.”
21 Feb 2022: Russia captured a Ukrainian soldier, killed five others as they crossed over the border into Rostov. Russia learned the invasion of Donetsk city was imminent and recognized the breakaway Donbass and Luhansk oblasts as independent republics.
24 Feb 2022: With 90,000 troops, Russia launched its limited “Special Military Operation” - not a "full scale invasion." Citing the UN principle, “Responsibility to Protect,” Russia finally intervened in the eight-year Donbass crisis after all prospects for diplomacy had failed.
March-April 2022, week six of the invasion, Russia and Ukraine convened peace talks in Istanbul. Ukrainian diplomat Oleksandr Chalyi said the two sides “managed to find a compromise” - and “were very close to finalizing the war with a peaceful settlement.”
Later, Chalyi recalled, “Putin tried to do everything possible to conclude an agreement with Ukraine.” But Joe Biden and Boris Johnson, who flew to Kyiv, urged Zelensky to “keep fighting; we have your back.” Under pressure, Zelensky chose to walk away from peace.
The future of the world order may not hinge on who wins the war on the Russian steppes, unless, of course, events spiral into a nuclear catastrophe - a scenario that cannot be ruled out; however, right now, for Russia, Ukraine and NATO, there is no escaping the battle, and, as of 3 March 2025, no one is getting ready to back down.
台湾人的心理弱点，是始终自视高于大陆人一等，在人群的鄙视链中自认为低于白人，也低于日韩，但绝不可低于大陆人，否则就等同于畜生
解决办法也很简单，穷台困台 50 年，将台湾变成老挝一样的经济水平，台湾老百姓经济水平一代不如一代，就可以了
