Yes, that’s probably correct. I was thinking of actual land that literally was part of the old Russian empire. Finland and Poland were never part of the Soviet Union. But Poland and the other Eastern bloc countries, while ostensibly independent, were under full sway of the Soviets.
I think in his paranoid dementia he wants more than the old Soviet Union back. He wants the old pre-World War I Russian empire back. That included not just Ukraine, Belarus, and the Baltic states, but also Finland and Poland.
New York City one of the safer big cities in America. Crime rates continue to decline.
Crime IS up in one respect, though. What would that be? Hate crimes directed against people MAGAts hate!
The movie Oppenheimer brilliantly explores this theme. You can’t separate science from values. Science does not exist in some ethereal Platonic netherworld, it exists in the real world with real consequences.
The Everettian Wentaculus, Chen’s preprint, which I’m still reading. The SA article doesn’t specifically mention superdeterminism and there seems to be some distinction between that and strong determinism, which I think Chen discusses in his paper — as noted, I have not yet read through it. As...
Gah, need a subscription. Can you gift that link?
Just from glimpsing the title before the paywall went up, it looks to me like the article is about superdeterminism.
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