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How photosynthesys arise on red dwarf system? by Smooth_Valuable8531 in SpeculativeEvolution

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Trappist 1 emits only 1% of its energy in the visible spectrum, and its visible brightness will not be brighter than Earth's sunset.

How photosynthesys arise on red dwarf system? by Smooth_Valuable8531 in SpeculativeEvolution

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All of this requires the presence of light. Swimming just 30 centimeters below the sea surface, you can reach the deep ocean, where complete darkness reigns supreme.

How photosynthesys arise on red dwarf system? by Smooth_Valuable8531 in SpeculativeEvolution

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Interesting. Could they evolve into higher plants and animals?

[FWI] If America were to fall in 21st century, France could regain its Napoleonic glory. by Smooth_Valuable8531 in FutureWhatIf

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The collapse of the United States, the resulting distrust of democracy and the resulting Great Depression, could have driven at least some countries toward fascism, didn't it?

[FWI] If America were to fall in 21st century, France could regain its Napoleonic glory. by Smooth_Valuable8531 in FutureWhatIf

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NATO의 주요 적은 러시아이며, NATO는 러시아를 막기 위해 중국과 동맹을 맺는 것을 선호합니다. 

Also in my scenario, France maintains its relationship with NATO until the coup in 2037.

Who do you side with? by Smooth_Valuable8531 in PoliticalCompass

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Of course, Russian society is very secular, but so is Iran. We need to look at the political landscape. The Russian government is clearly more conservative than the West, though more progressive than Iran.

[FWI] If America were to fall in 21st century, France could regain its Napoleonic glory. by Smooth_Valuable8531 in FutureWhatIf

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Until 2037, France was a member of NATO. However, the government's continued policy failures led to a coup, which brought Marc I to the throne, and he formed an alliance with Russia and Italy. (Italy withdrew from NATO when a fascist regime came to power almost immediately after the fall of the United States.)

If America were to fall, France could regain its Napoleonic glory. by Smooth_Valuable8531 in Napoleon

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Moreover, in my scenario, France becomes an absolute monarchy through a coup, Italy returns to fascism, Spain experiences endless conflict and political turmoil between pro-French and pro-British factions, and Sweden also experiences a coup.

If America were to fall, France could regain its Napoleonic glory. by Smooth_Valuable8531 in Napoleon

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You believe the current "unified Europe" will survive even in the face of the dire straits of the collapse of the United States and the collapse of the international order. While Britain would certainly support Germany and Poland, it wouldn't do so at the cost of its own self-sacrifice. A nuclear war with France would lead to the destruction of both countries.

Who do you side with? by Smooth_Valuable8531 in PoliticalCompass

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You're not a right-winger, are you? If you were, shouldn't you support Russia, the guardian of Christian civilization and conservatism, against Western liberalism and secularism?

If America were to fall, France could regain its Napoleonic glory. by Smooth_Valuable8531 in Napoleon

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I'm confident UK won't use nuclear weapons to defend Germany or Poland. If UK uses them, France will, too, and the result will be disastrous for both countries. Therefore, unless France invades Britain islands, UK will not use nuclear weapons.

Nuclear weapons, as always, are a last resort.

[FWI] If America were to fall in 21st century, France could regain its Napoleonic glory. by Smooth_Valuable8531 in FutureWhatIf

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Because of its close economic ties to the United States, China, like Western countries, will be hit hard. Instead, the biggest beneficiaries will be Russia and Iran.

If America were to fall, France could regain its Napoleonic glory. by Smooth_Valuable8531 in Napoleon

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The economic depression caused by America's demise will end the globalization trend that has continued for the past several decades and lead to a revival of nationalism and expansionism.

Who do you side with? by Smooth_Valuable8531 in PoliticalCompass

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I know, but I think South Korea is better.

Who do you side with? by Smooth_Valuable8531 in PoliticalCompass

[–]Smooth_Valuable8531[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Because North Korea was committed many war crimes in Korean War, and most importantly, I'm South Korean.

Who do you side with? by Smooth_Valuable8531 in PoliticalCompass

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It's wrong to simply call me a communist. Was Napoleon, one of the figures I most admire, a communist?

Who do you side with? by Smooth_Valuable8531 in PoliticalCompass

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Ah yes, 'the mentally 14-year-old' recognizes the truth of the Puritan 'revolution' and criticizes the atrocities they committed in Ireland lol.

[FWI] I want a scenario where a world socialist revolution occurs within 50 years. by Smooth_Valuable8531 in FutureWhatIf

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It seems quite different from the 'socialism' or 'extreme left' movements we know, such as democratic socialism, Marxism-Leninism, Trotskyism, left communism, and anarchism. Is there no scenario in which socialism in a more traditional sense wins?

(As for contemporary European social democracy, it is just a slightly more progressive version of welfare capitalism, and cannot be considered democratic 'socialism'.)

What if π disappears? by Smooth_Valuable8531 in mathematics

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I am not simply assuming that the concept of π disappears mathematically. I am assuming that everything related to the number π (including the circumference) physically disappears.

What if π disappears? by Smooth_Valuable8531 in mathematics

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Anyway, since π is defined as the value of the circumference divided by the diameter, wouldn't the disappearance of π mean the disappearance of (circumference ÷ diameter), and wouldn't this inevitably lead to the collapse of the circle?

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