I'd be interested of anyone has written about the origins of this myth aka "America could win wars of we could just commit infinity war crimes" (which seems to be based on a very faulty understanding of how certain acts come to be agreed on as war crimes)

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Very bizarre section in the Times's new interview with the BBC's Laura Kuenssberg that reveals quite a lot about the priors of the interviewer Andrew Billen www.thetimes.com/culture/book...

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But how will you pay for it is the most annoying criticism to me because it does not matter at all. Some things need to happen and price is just irrelevant. It's too expensive to stop climate change, as opposed to fires, floods, and snow storms all of which are famously cheap to deal with.

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This stuff is the reason I have not switched from Google to Proton & have been thinking, rather sadly, that I’m probably going to have to end up hosting my own mail server at home. I do not want to mess around with IT again, that’s not my job any more, but the entire industry has gone mad.

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Whom the gods would destroy, they first make next-gen

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