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Re:Flightradar24's new GPS jamming map by mistermann on Thursday March 21, 2024 @10:17AM (#39778787)
> But somehow much of the world pretends not to notice and only does whatever is convenient at the moment (buy Russian oil/gas, do business in Russia, stay "neutral", etc). I find it incredibly depressing, I thought that surely in the 2020s our civilization would have progressed further.

I always wonder why people expect of others what they refuse to do themselves. Luckily though, this does not depress me, but rather amuses me to no end, especially when people try to justify their naughtiness with "facts".

> As someone currently living in the EU close to Ukraine, I find all this very sad.

Indeed, what a shame it is.

As the song goes:

>> You can't always get what you want

>> But if you do not try ever, well, you might find

>> You get what you deserve.

Something like that anyways, I'm just going by memory.

Re:Flightradar24's new GPS jamming map by pc86 on Thursday March 21, 2024 @10:55AM (#39779260)
I haven't the slightest idea what point you're trying to make, except perhaps arguing that the GP should for some reason go to Ukraine and fight if they think the invasion was wrong?
Re:Flightradar24's new GPS jamming map by remram on Thursday March 21, 2024 @11:40AM (#39779963)
Yes, if that's what they expect "the world" to do lest it "only does whatever is convenient".
Re:Flightradar24's new GPS jamming map by mistermann on Friday March 22, 2024 @11:00AM (#39791390)
>> But somehow much of the world pretends not to notice and only does whatever is convenient at the moment (buy Russian oil/gas, do business in Russia, stay "neutral", etc). I find it incredibly depressing, I thought that surely in the 2020s our civilization would have progressed further.

> I haven't the slightest idea what point you're trying to make

This human was criticizing other humans for "pretending", but they themselves are pretending (well, technically something more like engaging in ~hallucination, Naive Realism based cognition, Meme Magic, etc). They desire and recommend that others (the members of their various outgroups I suspect, purely coincidentally) think better, but if one was to ask them to do the same, they would assert that that is a false accusation / invalid request (because their thinking "is" without substantial flaw, ~"thinking perfectly is stupid, why are you suggesting it lol", not realizing that no such suggestion was made).

~All humans behave this way (I dare you to respond, so a demonstration can be made that proves my point (though it would be fairly pointless outside of having fun, at least at this point in time)), due to the conditioning we receive from birth, and every single day of our lives, all without our realization.

I was kinda making a joke, but it is a joke in at least two ways.