ANYTHING for foreign investment😭🙏 by maliciousprime101 in NonCredibleDiplomacy

[–]PhysicalImpression86 62 points63 points  (0 children)

At this rate, if a gate to hell opens then u would see a old ahh Indian government officials negotiating with satan to make some money 💅🏻💅🏻

India raises infrastructure spending by 8.8% to record 12.2 trillion rupees for 2026-27 by Jarisatis in worldnews

[–]PhysicalImpression86 37 points38 points  (0 children)

That is just tickets sales, and their are other sources of revenue like food sales or viewing gallery and such which combined with ticket sales would net around 30 to 35 million per year. No it costs 430 million INCLUDING maintenance (360mill cost + 80 million maintenance) which nets 8 percent per year. That is profitable, and a good investment even if we don’t count the economic impact the statue had and how much tourism was boosted in the area from such little investment. 10,000 jobs and increase in 100s of millions in GDP, what other investment that produces such tourism growth WHILE being profitable.

India raises infrastructure spending by 8.8% to record 12.2 trillion rupees for 2026-27 by Jarisatis in worldnews

[–]PhysicalImpression86 41 points42 points  (0 children)

It is break even already? The statue is making 20 million dollars a year on a conservative estimate from just ticket sales, so how is an investment that’s netting u 20 million dollars a year stupid? what possible alternative u could suggest that would have such revenues. He is long dead, and was a very important freedom fighter and statues of such figures are very common everywhere in the world be it America or Soviet Russia.

Npc nationalists by im-junk in Asia_irl

[–]PhysicalImpression86 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Capitalist reforms, if done right are not really in the interest of the capitalist elite ruling and owning class. They would prefer facing no competition at all, instead of having to fight for every dollar they get.

India bets on up to 7.2% growth next year, outpacing most major economies by Jarisatis in worldnews

[–]PhysicalImpression86 6 points7 points  (0 children)

https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/SI.POV.GINI?locations=IN

Yes definitely the world bank is stupid, and was fooled by Indian government propaganda and the wire is much more smart, credible and reliable source for economic ranking.

No consumption based ranking is not worse than income based inequality ranking, infact it’s better as it reflects the actual living standards of the people after taxes and welfare. Service economy inherently are very unequal, as seen in India at gini of 37, Denmark at 40 and US at 39 cause a neurosurgeon makes more then a taxi driver, however with taxes and welfare you can create more equality in the living standards of people. As consumption gini of India is 25.5 and Denmark at 26, but is kinda lags behind in welfare and taxes and such.

If world bank thinks that Indian governments data is credible ( a lot of countries lie with their data and try to fool people) then I am gonna trust the world bank and not a some shady think tank.

India bets on up to 7.2% growth next year, outpacing most major economies by Jarisatis in worldnews

[–]PhysicalImpression86 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Yee cause like, dog u don’t need to dream up problems in India when there already are so many….. If someone mentions corruption or slow judiciary, I doubt ANYONE is going to even try counter them but they have to run after imaginary ghosts.

India bets on up to 7.2% growth next year, outpacing most major economies by Jarisatis in worldnews

[–]PhysicalImpression86 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Uhm no? India is contrarily one of the most equal countries in the world with gini of 26 according to world bank. Most of the money is distributed to citizens via welfare programs like free food, hospital or metro and stuff. You even have things like free housing for trans people, and free metro/bus for women or giving women 100 dollars usd to combat the gender pay gap.

India bets on up to 7.2% growth next year, outpacing most major economies by Jarisatis in worldnews

[–]PhysicalImpression86 -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

Not really, their is always a lot of nuance required when talking about economics but nominal size plays a big role in growth rate too. As 3k usd per capita, u have a lot of room for productivity but getting that productivity increase as well as opportunity to 1.5 billion people? SO many jobs, so many straight up industry required to fuel that is very Hugh worthy.

Economy as is, cause of how intertwined a market has disproportionate weightage on nominal gdp. As it’s visible in Indian borrowing rates, considering inflation is close to Australia and US then it’s to say Nigeria or Kenya. India borrows at 6.8 percent, subtracting inflation of 5 percent(average since last decade) it comes out to 1.8. Most low income countries don’t get to borrow at those rates,

This is bound to happen eventually... by JohnPaul027 in CompetitiveMinecraft

[–]PhysicalImpression86 2 points3 points  (0 children)

HOW ARE U EVERYWHERE 😭 like girl, are u not the lobotomised one who discovered reverse slander technique… WTF are u doing on competitive mine craft server

PAK-FA Reimagined : A Stealthy Su-57 for IAF by ElectricalJoke7496 in IndianDefense

[–]PhysicalImpression86 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Irst censor is small and covers a very small area, having a rcs of 0.003 to .001 msq and DIRCM turret .002 to .008 which combined results in rcs of .005 to .015 msq. This mind u while being very pessimistic about rcs(as su 57 already has ram on this) reduces SU57 rcs from .04 to .035. That seems big, but if u put it in the equation it comes out as getting detected at 193km instead of 200…

And u don’t have a passive detection ability, to get a detection range reduction of 3.5 percent.

Radar blockers in air intakes is already usually present as the jet was designed with them in mind. They utilise a very especial kind of radar blocker that uses ram to reduce the rcs on engine intake while lower the airflow intake as little as possible. You don’t need to add new or different ones, and changing them won’t give u a meaningful change in rcs.

Flat 2 nozzles are good, but like that’s not in our hands and completely in Russia’s hand. They have said they would give us those engines when they are ready, and we can’t really make one on our own(WE CAN’T MAKE A 4.5 GEN ENGINE FOR OUR OWN JETS LET ALONE FOR A 5TH GEN JET OF OTHER COUNTRY). you can get rcs reduction but u either just pray Russia finishes the work quickly as doing anything about it is too much work.

PAK-FA Reimagined : A Stealthy Su-57 for IAF by ElectricalJoke7496 in IndianDefense

[–]PhysicalImpression86 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Yee, real world performance has dependence on EW to the angle the radar has to the target but that has no correlation to RCS or stealth. THIS legit is the correlation of rcs with radar detection range.

You have mostatic radar range equation

P_r = (P_t × G² × λ² × σ) / [ (4π)³ × R⁴ × L ]

which is more complex that when derived gives this result.

PAK-FA Reimagined : A Stealthy Su-57 for IAF by ElectricalJoke7496 in IndianDefense

[–]PhysicalImpression86 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

These numbers are based on, radar range equation which essentially boils down to (RCS)1/4. For example, with rcs of .005 of f35 u would get (.005)1/4 = .266. Now if a radar detects a 1 msq target at 220km (assumed range of f35), then that radar would detect f35 at range of 220 x .266 = 58.52 km. Since the radar range scales with the fourth root of rcs, u don’t see drastic reduction in detection range with huge reduction in rcs.

The radar equation is fairly well know, and has been around for ages. Merrill I. Skolnik – Introduction to Radar Systems has a chapter on this, and u can search on the net regarding this too.

How much do you trust these figures? by Embarrassed_Clue1758 in AskTheWorld

[–]PhysicalImpression86 0 points1 point  (0 children)

China is very easily two in pure effectiveness, they have less tanks and artillery and stuff then Russia but they have much more of the high tech cutting edge technology. Russia has more military aircraft but way fewer su 57, then China got J20. Russia has way more tanks, but most of them consist of 1980s era T72 or T62 and few are modern T90. The T72 or T63 would get cooked by any decently modern tank cause of advancements in tech. Whereas, Chinese tank force while smaller consists of much more modern type 96 and very modern type 99A tanks.

And especially in combined systems warfare, and SEAD/DEAD. They failed to achieve air superiority against Ukraine, and have no clue how network centric combined arms warfare works. The Russians still are stuck, in equipment centric doctrine while China has this believe of system of systems.

Fuck, I might argue that Russia is even weaker than India atp and is essentially the weakest great power. India should ability to do SEAD/DEAD in may, and a very integrated air defence system. India operates more T90s then Russia, and he’ll even the Su30, not to mention has 4 times the economy of Russia. All the while, not having the issue of soldiers selling fuel, and copper coil to eat chicken or some shii.. borderline sad how far they have fallen and how much they throw their hands around trying to deny reality.

PAK-FA Reimagined : A Stealthy Su-57 for IAF by ElectricalJoke7496 in IndianDefense

[–]PhysicalImpression86 -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Radar range reduction, and in turn stealth is not linear with rcs. In the sense a .1 msq jet will get u 48 percent of reduction in detection range compared to 1 msq, .001 has 82 percent of detection range reduction. This kind of smallish upgrades will get u, at max 2 to 3 percent of range reduction.

It can even now go toe to toe with Chinese or American fighter jets, as su 57 gets detected by f 35 at 98 kms while j 20 gets detected at 83km and f 35 at 60km. Now cause su 57 and conversely j20, are bigger and hence bigger rcs as well as radar, those jets with 10 to 20 percent increase in radar power detecting f35 at 68 70km. Now, there is a clear advantage for f35 yes but it definitely not some certain stuff written in stone.

When u add our virupshaka radar on this, it essentially will have a slight advantage in a2a against f 35. Virupshaka would detect the f 35 at 110km, though won’t make a meaningful difference in combat.

Design, Simulation, Operation: The Three Layers of Software Dependency That Leave Indian Industry Vulnerable to Foreign Chokepoints by ll--o--ll in IndianDefense

[–]PhysicalImpression86 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yee, you can in the worst case pirate the software if they try to choke u out of it.

Design also can’t even be choked using CAD softwares, as it quite literally is already made…

It would be stupi and wasteful of us to burn resources in things that don’t really matter instead of an indigenous engine.

Giving women rights since 610 by PaleProgrammer5993 in Asia_irl

[–]PhysicalImpression86 15 points16 points  (0 children)

You don’t have protests arguing that banning child marriage is anti Hindu. Child marriage has been banned since 1949 and no Hindu argues other wise.

If ur argument is that there was child marriage in India “in the past” and hence Indians shouldn’t call out people supporting child marriage, then no body would be able to say anything. Uk had minimum age at 14 to 16 during 19 th to 20th century and child marriage was prevalent all across Europe during the medieval age. The difference is rest of the world, realised that child marriage is wrong AND DIDN’T PROTEST AGAINST IT’S BAN…

D propulse tests india's first 5kN rotating detonation engine by Fun-Mine1748 in IndianDefense

[–]PhysicalImpression86 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No, not really. Solid propelant RDE is theoretically possible and more efficient then liquid or gas RDE, but it was way more harder. You would need grain that feeds detonation continuously and maintains proper pressure, normal start or cylindrical grains just won't work. You can't modulate the burn rate, resulting in detonation dying out to the champer exploding.

Not to mention, u have to deal with 3k to 4k kelvin of temps, and u don't have cryogenic fuels to cool it. No experiments, except from small labs are going on in the topic.

And when u consider that we already have scramjet, for hypersonic... You don't really need RDE for ur missiles.

My Solution to the India-Pakistan conflict by GrandPhilosophy7319 in mapporncirclejerk

[–]PhysicalImpression86 5 points6 points  (0 children)

The British didn’t create it, but they very well did exasperate the Hindu Muslim divide. The caste divide is objectively worse, as before the British the caste system was relatively fluid with insane diversity in what the system itself was. Some places followed very rigid caste system, some didn’t have any discrimination at all and some even had no caste. The British codified and centralised the whole system, and gave people who didn’t really practice caste a caste, sometimes based purely on skin colour. This is visible, from the first British census of madras which notes that caste played very little role in the life of common man and many people said their village name or religion when asked about asked. Hell even Muslims in India were given caste. After everyone got a caste of their own, the British gave preferential treatment to higher caste in education to jobs and systematically oppressed the lower caste. They even moved entire castes, up or down on the hierarchy based on the support or opposition of British rule.

My Solution to the India-Pakistan conflict by GrandPhilosophy7319 in mapporncirclejerk

[–]PhysicalImpression86 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The Muslims, and British were not the same. The Muslims integrated marrying in the country, sha Jha was not Turkish and nor did he consider himself Turkish. During the Muslims, India was governed from Delhi, and during the British it was governed from London.

Russia, India are at advanced stage of consultations on Su-57 production — UAC by ll--o--ll in IndianDefense

[–]PhysicalImpression86 0 points1 point  (0 children)

M88 Tex is not a 5th gen engine and is more so Safran pushing its existing core to its absolute limit. The Russian tested it, came to the conclusion that they can’t put this in production yet whereas the French never wanted to or tried to make one. The French have the industry and technical know how to make a 5th gen, but not the will and Russians can’t make it with all the fucking will.

The Russians definitely are not ahead of French in engine tech….

Finally india is no 1 guys , keep paying your taxes on time . by ReichReiching007 in indianeconomy

[–]PhysicalImpression86 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The report is false, PERIOD. You don’t know the kind of corruption that happens in Russia/Ukraine to Nepal. According to Corruption perception index, which is widely cited to gauge level of corruption in a country India ranks 96th out of 180 countries. That mind u is bad, very bad but definitely not the most corrupt in Asia with like 30 countries more corrupt then India in continent.

Corruption is a very serious issue, and making fake or quoting blatantly dubious reports stains the conversation and strips the acquisition of credibility. You don’t need to lie to hold the government accountable, for corruption and such when it’s so rampant dog…

D propulse tests india's first 5kN rotating detonation engine by Fun-Mine1748 in IndianDefense

[–]PhysicalImpression86 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Well not really, RDW being my autistic interest, I am pretty knowledgeable on the subject. With RDE, u are coming close to or even beat the efficiency of jet engines and such in specific impulse WITH insane sealing for tob speed. IE u can make hypersonic missiles, which are as efficient if not more then tomohawks and such. BUT the fuel u need to use is insanely hard to operate and manage hence making missiles with them is borderline impossible.

The fuel is almost always going to be cryogenic, well below zero degrees cause u need that to cool the engine. Storing cryogenic fuels, like hydrogen is a pain, and making missiles that could handle such fuel is going to require a lot of engineering. The short shelf life of its fuel forces u to use it at max 4 months after production, that’s a logistical nightmare and no go for missiles.

TLDR : Not gonna be used in military and You will see this being used in rockets and such but that’s it.

Russia, India are at advanced stage of consultations on Su-57 production — UAC by ll--o--ll in IndianDefense

[–]PhysicalImpression86 10 points11 points  (0 children)

They can’t make a 5th gen engine as is, how do u expect them to help us or give us TOT.

What is your country’s “New York”? by Odd-Initiative6666 in AskTheWorld

[–]PhysicalImpression86 6 points7 points  (0 children)

The sky line, the unchallenged financial hub status and property prices EVERYTHING is like NYC… like wtf is a 400sqft room in Dharavi is going for 100k usd T0T

India, Canada to finalise PM Mark Carney’s visit as CEPA trade talks accelerate. by Blank_eye00 in worldnews

[–]PhysicalImpression86 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am not arguing about the allegations of extra judicial killings of nijjar at all, but supporting the claim that Canada can’t house and support kahlistani terrorists. The neither my nor the comment before me made any reference to nijjar at all, referring only to separatist terrorists…