People learn differently… Some study books, others talk with people. Many nowadays get more information out of a video or a podcast…
Is the explanation DeepSeek gives wrong? Why criticize people eager to learn and trying to understand?
I’d say the prompt is (or the previous ones are) written well enough to get a good summary of the problem.
Thank you! I didn’t think about defederation. o.O
The tweet is being honest. The Numbers are correct.
If interested: The Rational View podcast with Dr. Al Scott: Gerry Thomas and the UNSCEAR reports
Link to episode: https://therationalview.podbean.com/e/gerry-thomas-and-the-unscear-reports/
Link to media: https://mcdn.podbean.com/mf/web/r8t8zh/TRV-GerryThomas.mp3
The estimate of 50,000–60,000 Chernobyl cancer deaths is a widely cited, worst-case projection, but it is crucial to understand that this figure is not a factual count. It is a theoretical calculation derived from the linear no-threshold (LNT) model, a framework that is fundamentally flawed and inappropriate for assessing the health impact of low-dose radiation exposure.
I wish they’d completed it… but i guess I’d never be born then. 🫤
“murdered millions” intentional? targeted? What millions are you talking about? Some policies were not that effective or maybe even wrong but the deaths were in most cases not intentional. Get some sources or at least hints to what you are talking about…
Hans guck in die Luft was saved by dockworkers, and it was the Daumenlutscher with the cut off fingers.
Grimm Brothers were also German and the collected the most famous stories (Snowwhite, Rapunzel, Little Red Riding Hood, …). In the original they were way more brutal too.
I’d change the meme to “… but written by Europeans.”
Like in Quake multiplayer… damn that was fun.
My comment was more like an answer to the other two comments.