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DigitalSheikh t1_jadvows wrote

Russia can’t even handle our second-line weapons being given in relatively small numbers to a country a quarter of its size. What we found out from Ukraine is that the Russian military is laughably weak in comparison to NATO, and that’s not even speaking of the US military. Poland could apparently solo Russia no prob, based on what we’ve seen in this conflict.

China has an even worse position, since any war with them would involve them needing to make a landing on a hostile country that has shitloads of missiles and the support of the largest navy in the world by 10x.

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BenSemisch t1_jadvk9k wrote

The ads may be returning but are the users? A lot of top creators have left the platform because of Musk and with Musk's leadership leading to a more lax moderation style on political stuff I don't see the website improving for the average user who doesn't want to see political shit on their feed nonstop.

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VisualMod t1_jadu8i4 wrote

>It is impossible to know for certain what the insider knows, or why they are playing a straddle instead of picking a direction. However, given the information that is publicly available, it seems most likely that this is a long straddle played in anticipation of either a retracted bid (sending NATI <$47) or the arrival of a new bidder for >$53. The high break-even point suggests that the insider expects NATI to move significantly in one direction or the other.

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