humanspiral
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- Comment on China's humanoid robot firms make up half of exhibitors at CES 2026 1 hour ago:
or choreographed. Definitely not a task demo, although they have made some.
- Comment on China's humanoid robot firms make up half of exhibitors at CES 2026 1 hour ago:
Unitree, even judging from dance/kung fu demos, but also for price and availability seems far ahead. 10k humanoid shipments in 2025. Agibot about the same volume. They both have open development environments, afaiu. Atlas $160k vapourware future price, or especially mechahitler controlled $250k price on closed systems will be hard sales compared to expected Chinese/Unitree progress.
- Comment on 200 million records exposed in massive Pornhub data breach — here’s what we know so far 18 hours ago:
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- Comment on 18 hours ago:
BS CNN video showed apologism for this with “maybe shooter didn’t see tires turning away from him”. Shooter definitely saw front of car veering to the right.
- Comment on Will the government be able to put 2 & 2 together 21 hours ago:
Also, we would greatly enjoy if Mr. Musk would come back and lecture every white person on how critical it is for them to overthrow parliament, or they will all be murdered by immigrants.
- Comment on Electric motorcycles with solid-state batteries seem to be coming soon. 1 day ago:
that was an older model though.
- Comment on Electric motorcycles with solid-state batteries seem to be coming soon. 1 day ago:
“up to” is dishonest to start. They claim on some of their models 600+ km range. It is city mileage though. Solid state batteries claim 400wh/kg, and may be replacing 180wh/kg batteries. That can mean more than 2.5x range city due to reduced weight. The highway mileage is much lower though.
- Comment on Electric motorcycles with solid-state batteries seem to be coming soon. 1 day ago:
The motor design has huge performance benefits. Power is like a solid disk motor of the same size. Their previous model claimed much faster 0-60 time, and so I don’t get why it dropped, but if true, the discharge rate of battery simply isn’t as high as NMC. That would also explain why they have to have both huge range and fast charge.
- Comment on Electric motorcycles with solid-state batteries seem to be coming soon. 1 day ago:
Doesn’t need both fast charging and huge range. Knock $10k off the price for half the range is a much more appealing product. Battery tech in a much lighter sub 2000w ebike/powerstation is a much bigger win, as this is still 600lbs afaiu.
- Comment on Home electricity bills are skyrocketing. For data centers, not so much. 2 days ago:
2024 and 2025 not included in their data.
- Comment on China calls for Maduro’s immediate release, accuses US of breaching international law 2 days ago:
- Comment on China calls for Maduro’s immediate release, accuses US of breaching international law 3 days ago:
Polls of Chinese show double the contentment level of their democracy than Americans. Freedom of speech here is freedom to disinform, promote fraudulent economics, and be divisive. Congress never does anything popular. We have a fascist oligarchist corporatist zionist supremacy and you are forced to like it. China promotes pluralist economic policies with growth.
Every country we bless as a legitimate democracy happens to be a US colony, with election outcomes, races among parties devoted to US policy.
- Comment on China calls for Maduro’s immediate release, accuses US of breaching international law 3 days ago:
Nobody in the West believed Russia could survive a full mechanized invasion, much less repel the Germans and race Eisenhower to Berlin.
AFAIU, the US got involved in Europe specifically to race USSR to Berlin. ie. after USSR was moving forward.
- Comment on China calls for Maduro’s immediate release, accuses US of breaching international law 3 days ago:
the gap between the US military and Chinese military is massive.
US is behind in most important areas, and vastly underproducing China despite spending much more. Drones and hypersonics are the important weapons. Navies/tanks are all extremely fragile now, because of these weapons. Iran was able to match US/Israel sufficiently for ending the war by bombing a mountain. Russia is also outproducing the entirety of NATO in important defense areas that, together with nationalist full self defense motivation, has outmatched west’s propaganda driven proxy war political will, with Ukraine’s assessment of Russian war costs only 20% higher than just the western aid to Ukraine. 75% loss of GDP, 8m emigrants, and loss of territory since 2014 war provocations, as Russia has gotten much stronger in addition to passing Germany and Japan in PPP GDP is simply a collapse of the west event by itself.
The point is that if China had the ability to do something like this then they would’ve already done, but they haven’t because they can’t.
Capability is expanding significantly every year. Autonomy with friendship is best outcome for Taiwan that it must balance to retain autonomy, which has been heading in wrong direction. Taiwan parliament majority is pro “neutrality” even if president is nazi. Easier, and more important to China, is a blockade of Taiwan that forces all exports to go through China first. US is currently losing ROK’s allegiance. Japan and Philippines are cruising for a bruising. US is likely willing to trade Asia for Latin America
- Comment on super critical CO2 generator in commercial deployments in China 3 days ago:
It doesn’t generate CO2 because it is a closed loop, although a leak event is possible. Technically, (if no accident ever happens) then it is small scale sequestration (uses blow up tent). Technology is better than compressed air because it is stored as a liquid at room temperature, and has much better power density on turbine. Commercial viability is greatly enhanced by having a waste heat source, but it’s already better than CAES economically, even with the bubble storage.
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- Comment on What's it going to take to truly stop the US? 3 days ago:
Every single action, decision, and media content being pro Atlanticist is your cue that something is wrong. That CIA only interferes in Latin America or CIS states, but would leave its colonies alone is the absurdity that you would need to prove instead of the obvious reality.
To answer OP’s question. Idiots need to remove their bodysnatcher parasite that makes them agree with all US lies.
- Comment on What's it going to take to truly stop the US? 3 days ago:
Russia was forced to “invade” Ukraine. EU was forced to accept the US forcing Russia to defend itself. Sanctions, Nordstream, extortionist US energy imports, austerity to fund NATO commitments and fight US war for US. EU’s role in one of the most evil wars in history, is by far the most pathethic evil subjugation of own people in service of demonism in history.
By standing up to Russia’s aggressions they are showing the world that they will not tolerate military invasions into another country.
Sadly, dead wrong. CIA puppet EU regimes are deflecting their full submission to the US through Russophobia tough talk, and the proof of “US applies rules to others world order” is the shameful sycophantic reaction to Venezuela.
Trump threatening to annex other countries is giving a green light to dictators like Putin and Xi Jingping to invade other countries.
Such deals to carve up the world are possible, and US settling for Latin America long term a path to delaying its collapse. But the EU has placed itself on the menu, with its demonic evil baseless Russophobia propaganda soapbox, instead of being a power broker.
- Comment on What's it going to take to truly stop the US? 3 days ago:
EU’s war intensification on Russia is purely submission to the US’s war on Nordstream, and US’s war on Russia that never ended. Entirety of it is evil on purely false pretenses.
The EU is incapable of resisting US while maintaining a war on Russia, and the main distancing from US it needs to make is obeying US warmongering policy towards world including Russia and China. It is US and US alone that is a threat to world/global security. But total control over devoted colonies is essential to its evil.
While I disagree with labelling Russia and China as abusive, the only relevant question is which side is the lesser abusive. Getting that wrong is what makes NATO and other colonies part of the problem.
- Comment on What's it going to take to truly stop the US? 4 days ago:
They also have a magic infinite range torpedo. A nuke sinks entire carrier group. It doesn’t need to be used. Just US ordered to withdraw fleet.
The likely reason for no intervention is that China is being given Asia and Africa, Russia the CIS, and Russia and US will split Europe with Europe choosing the wrong side for many years to come.
- Comment on What's it going to take to truly stop the US? 4 days ago:
NATO approved parties select a list of pro NATO candidates who will be appointed to EU parliament based on CIA/Atlanticist tolerance/support for that party. There are 4 leftist representatives from Greece in EU whose party is divided about NATO, and who were suppressed in last election because of it. I’m unsure if the representatives specifically vote against all NATO BS Russophobia. Among NATO member nations AfD leads a group that include Bulgaria’s revival party. (Europe of Sovereign Nations). Both of these parties serve US interests of promoting divisiveness in EU. AfD has had direct boosting/interference for its behalf by Trump and Musk, and if they are ever able to have influence, NATO (performative rather than substantive) opposition will likely be rewarded by US, while simultaneously increasing US purchases.
There are 419 absolute NATO cronies in EU parliament, and the election process ensures that the most devoted to NATO subjugation are appointed, because the CIA rewards the party for input on their list.
- Comment on What's it going to take to truly stop the US? 4 days ago:
Friendly nations do not meddle in each others elections.
A naive view. US has always promoted Atlanticist candidates, and has complete control over EU parliament appointees who are all pro NATO, and especially pro NATO subservience. That people view this as the will of the people, and the opposite, election interference is the greatest trick the devil ever pulled off.
- Comment on What's it going to take to truly stop the US? 4 days ago:
Russia and China have the capability to sink US navies with nuclear strikes. Minimal environmental/civilian damage when its done during deployment. More global support for them doing so is what is needed. A more peaceful solution is US colonies ending their alignment with US, and contributing to its economic collapse.
- Comment on Who is going to be the next Pres of Venezula after all this US stuff? 4 days ago:
Constitution is existing VP. I don’t see the possibility of pure theft of resources government surviving, nor the US having the capability to directly govern Venezuela. Asking for private US investment in the country is tough, because sooner or later, it will get nationalized again. Maybe the US will pay Venezuela army to steel resources for them, and that would explain the minimal resistance to the helicopter operation.
- Comment on YSK that electric blankets are cheap and incredibly cozy 5 days ago:
There are USB ones now, including heated clothing/scarves
- Comment on Humans rank between meerkats and beavers in monogamy ‘league table’, but sheep are sluts. 1 week ago:
I don’t understand the methodology at all. Genetic analysis of a mother’s babies would show “monogamy” if the alpha male in the herd keeps their status in multiple seasons. The typical polygamy relationship counts as monogamous, afaiu. Could it simply be that sheep change their alpha male each season, instead of everybody fucking everybody rules?
- Comment on Article: I switched to eSIM in 2025, and I am full of regret 1 week ago:
is it possible to back up an esim to a computer file (USB) and then restore it on a new phone?
- Comment on The penalty for disagreeing with government policy on Palestine is 14 Years in prison 1 week ago:
Establishment controlled speech has always existed everywhere even when we propagandize “our side’s” freedom of speech. If elections or speech could change anything, it is controlled (would be made illegal is anarchist quote).
Divisive speech is highly permitted because nazi ideas support oligarchy and Zionist supremacism. Elon Musk going to UK and telling “white pride” groups that they need to overthrow Parliament (violently, if asking politely wouldn’t work) or be exterminated by immigrants is permitted speech by UK establishment. Replacement theory, even as a neo nazi ideology, is fundamentally a Zionist supremacist ideology because the dangerous immigrants are those who might disagree with “establishment values” such as genocide absolutism.
- Comment on AI data centers may soon be powered by retired US Navy nuclear reactors from aircraft carriers and submarines 1 week ago:
Yes. The new scam of smr is selling something inferior that hasn’t failed yet, but needs massive enrichment infrastrucure for very high comparative fuel costs… Mostly imported from russia until we build more failures to enrich it.
- Comment on AI data centers may soon be powered by retired US Navy nuclear reactors from aircraft carriers and submarines 1 week ago:
Everything about project certainty and costs is a lie here.
Moving reactors to somewhere permanent that isn’t prime waterfront dock space, reactors past their design life, is simply not realistic. Low ball cost estimates with loan guarantees is the typical nuclear energy boondoggle.
These are just the initial cost estimates over decommission process, but if it were feasible, part of initial design, this wouldn’t be an “afterthought scam”.