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_killuminati_

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Sriram Krishnan

I know we shouldn't judge by appearances but just something about him is really going to piss off a lot of people. It's even worse when these are supposed to be your representative of "superior" people.

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Achondroplasia - A genetic disorder affecting bone growth, sometimes linked to inbreeding, leading to disproportionate head size.

It's almost beautiful how much western aristocracy has perfected feudal rule, in a way even theocracy can't compete.
Satan's assistant: People are revolting. They want "freedom". It will end our system.
Satan: (No!) I dressed feudal monarchy with the costume of democracy.

-[an old poem by a founder of Pakistan]

MIGA (Make Israel/India Great Again)
But India and Israel have never been great.

Runway was 2.5 km long, there are gear-up landing procedures, 2.5 km is more than long enough to come to a stop per procedure
Video started well down the runway, if you're not on ground by then you'd have gone around already, which means it touched down at normal location on runway
There were no observable slow-down, which means engine was providing forward thrust the entire way.

I think what happened was:
- Pilots either forgot to lower landing gear, or landing gear showed lowered but didn't, in either case they unknowingly landed without gear
- Immediately following unexpected belly landing, pilots either triggered auto go-around or deployed thrust reverser, both would rev engine up to max
- If thrust reverser, then damage to thrust reverser from belly landing prevented reversal
- More likely it was in go-around mode, pilot held pitch up hoping it can get off ground again to the end, but obviously wasn't able to.

Proper procedure in this scenerio is cut power and nose down, but if you were caught off guard, especially for budget airlines, pilots might not react correctly and locked into go-around mindset

As bad as Boeing is in this case I think it's most likely pilot error, if it's the aircraft at most its land gear not down warning not working.
Better question to ask is why is there a wall at the end of the runway? It should be empty space for some distance for precisely these types of events. Unless ofcourse the runway is very long and the pilot overshot it initially.

These baffoons take the cake though, the pilots were trying to get six pack abs and on an extended intermittent fasting, that lead to this crash incident:

Surprisingly, couple people onboard survived in this crash.

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GiantPanda

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Can’t believe that Anti-Indian sentiments took off before Chinese Americans are carted off to detention camps. Should I go ahead with an Indian American survival pack?

Indians already in position of power in West. Disliked but ultimately unassailable like the Chosen People.

75% of H1Bs goes to Indians. Eight out of top 10 companies applying for H1Bs are Indian firms. They will use their clout to import their own into dominance over US tech.

Good for them.

Say, what are the betting odds on the future leadership of technology with the Chinese eco-system going up against India 2.0 in the US? Can we say "slam dunk"?
 

manqiangrexue

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Indians already in position of power in West. Disliked but ultimately unassailable like the Chosen People.

75% of H1Bs goes to Indians. Eight out of top 10 companies applying for H1Bs are Indian firms. They will use their clout to import their own into dominance over US tech.

Good for them.

Say, what are the betting odds on the future leadership of technology with the Chinese eco-system going up against India 2.0 in the US? Can we say "slam dunk"?
That's not a position of power. They were chosen because they are mentally weak and disloyal to their country. Like the Star Wars clones, they were made/chosen for their docile and controllable nature. Fiercer, more talented fighters with diverse attributes were feared to be too difficult to control and submit. The Chinese produce much better results but they are not chosen for fear that they will strengthen their own country with their experiences. It's too late for that.
 
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9dashline

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Achondroplasia - A genetic disorder affecting bone growth, sometimes linked to inbreeding, leading to disproportionate head size.


Satan's assistant: People are revolting. They want "freedom". It will end our system.
Satan: (No!) I dressed feudal monarchy with the costume of democracy.

-[an old poem by a founder of Pakistan]


But India and Israel have never been great.


Better question to ask is why is there a wall at the end of the runway? It should be empty space for some distance for precisely these types of events. Unless ofcourse the runway is very long and the pilot overshot it initially.


Surprisingly, couple people onboard survived in this crash.

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The Port of Beirut explosion was actually the first test
 

pmc

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With KSA, it will be a tug of war between China and the West. America has huge influence in Saudi Arabia; the weapons/equipment are mostly American, the politics is largely joint, security is provided by America, US has bases inside and all around KSA, Saudi royals are "educated" in USA/UK. Saudis will play this tug of war to their advantage, switching sides back n forth. You don't get that with Iran, despite the incompetence.
none of it you wrote is is correct.
Saudis are educated in US and that mean they actually learned and understand things all the way back to creation of current Saudi states from 1920s that i already posted with links. the confusion comes from Saudi relations with Jews which other automatically associated with US. Jews did a favor to West because of there fall out with Russian empire but this time Arabs are ensuring things turn out differently and in process many countries can be Royally shafted. this line automatically assume that America and China does not have much influence with Saudi. there is whole lot of mistakes that Russia made with Arabs/ Israelis and that you can blame it with its Soviet baggage/Lavrov but Gulf Arabs still giving it opportunity.
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Randomuser

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You know it's funny. We are in the age of computers, ai, machinery etc.

But I think the most valuable commodity right now is human talent.

Now more than ever, there are opportunities for one man to change the course of history. For example the man who can discover who to turn salt water into nuclear fusion for his country. Or maybe that's a huge stretch so instead the talented people who can keep their country at a technological edge of others.

It's why this world is very cruel to the haves and have nots of talents. Those who do not have talent are simply side characters who's fates will be controlled by a country with more talented people.

So technically speaking the most valuable commodities wouldn be STEM PhDs etc which is why China is recruiting so many of them. America is pretty stupid in that sense because it wants to ban the export of semiconductors technology to China but not the Chinese STEM guys who might come up with a better way altogether to win the tech war.

The US knows about the need for talent yet is going the wrong way. What they end up with are a bunch of scammers who abuse stuff like H1B for nepotistic purposes and to make the bottom line look better.
 
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