Nuclear weapons are still an issue. “Do we view Hitler’s apocalyptic attitude as a singular historical anomaly? I’d like to believe that, but I can’t. Mao Zedong let tens of millions of his people die in a famine of his… Read More »We still haven’t solved the Nuclear Age
Great principles, not only for programmers.
Article explaining why China is likely to start WWIII. “People who have taken a game theory class will immediately see that the way I’ve set this game up, what happens is that China attacks Taiwan AND attacks U.S. bases, and… Read More »Game Theory and WWIII
History is not always portrait correctly in movies. “Period strictures on drinking could get quite vivid. In one Penitential, a monk who vomited from drinking was to do thirty days penance, a priest or a deacon, forty. Throwing up the… Read More »Getting drunk in Medieval France
Nice crash course into doing a business or understanding how a company works.
Why infecting people is cheaper than vaccinating random people. [Unexplainable] Dylan got malaria on purpose #unexplainable https://podcastaddict.com/unexplainable/episode/193078379 via @PodcastAddict
I really like Jocko. Since I have read Extreme Ownership. And he still can bring new insights. [A Bit of Optimism] Humble Leaders Lead Better Teams with Retired Navy SEAL Jocko Willink #aBitOfOptimism https://podcastaddict.com/a-bit-of-optimism/episode/192999792 via @PodcastAddict
Why? Just why do people fall for this?
Rubber is not what you think it is.
This is not only US problem but also Europe’s. “[In a war game of a Taiwan invasion], Washington ran out of key munitions in a matter of days…And as a protracted siege ensued, the U.S. was much slower to rebuild,… Read More »Uh, guys, we really should think about spending more on defense