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2: “Never assume malice by that which could be explained by incompetence.”
1+2 = 3: “Never attribute malice to that which can be adequately by greed”
These days I tend to run most new code in the debugger, and step through it so I can see what’s going on. This works great in say, Rust, Python, or Swift. I haven’t used Java for a while, but I don’t see why it wouldn’t work well there too.
I feel very connected to the code.
Also, no need to deal with insane price fluctuations and collapsing exchanges impacting the price of pizza.
It could also just be sold as a service, or an addition to iCloud+.
You also seem to have selected an unrepresentative set of scare headlines.
Gas prices are in fact plunging in Europe, and the winter is turning out to be unexpectedly mild.
https://www.cnn.com/2022/10/26/energy/europe-natural-gas-pri...
This supposed economic ‘suicide’ seems more like something that exists only in the mind of Vladimir Putin.
You also may not be aware that in the 1940’s Europe experienced war on their own territory. I am surprised you haven’t considered that they have their own reasons for wanting to disassociate themselves from Putin’s state.
They are either a vassal of the US, or they are not. Clearly, since they only do what the US wants when it suits them, there is no serious argument to be made that they are a vassal.
*Real or imagined value.