Think so fast that you realize what you're thinking is stupid before you even say it; that's saved me a couple times

hm

true

but thats impossible

its like that story of

You're in the middle of the desert, during noon 12:00
in a room thats isolated from heat, and an ice-block in the center, and a giant magnifying glass as a roof

How long will it take to melt the ice


And then you'd be the person who'd say "Why would you put that machine in the desert?

probably to measure how long it would tske for the ice to melt

exactly, thats why its an abstract thought process

its not meant to be applied in reality, its conclusions give you insight to what would happen to just said scenario, regardless of any outside influences

i know

i made the example of crops in ohio in the first place

You drop a bowling ball out of an airplane at 10,000 ft, what distance does it travel?


you don't go: anywhere between 10,000 ft and a little over considering wind might push it to the side, making it fall on a hill, or just that slight X-distance over yonder

"What would happen if there was a famine in the world's breadbasket region?"
"Uh, I dunno, there'd be less food and maybe prices would rise high enough for some people to starve?"
"Shit, you're right. We need to set up arbitrary barriers to trade to prevent the spontaneous centralization of farming."
"Wait, no-"
"Globalism bad."

thats not the point i was trying to make though

That's how I interpreted it in the context of our discussion

But I might be retarded, so I'll just take responsibility for the misunderstanding

lol

thanks

trade tariffs are bad in general, they harm the open market

my point is globalism, the way its implemented now, seems more like a bad idea than it is a good one

though if it starts out bad

in XXXyears of time

some other fools of humanity might reform it

to become stavle and good

its already bad, look at EU

thats small-scale globalism

and its awful

yes

because the leaders on the top are corrupt and gay

they're corrupt, and ignorant in ivory towers

I see the EU as an impediment to globalism, not a manifestation of it

its a manifestation of it

Cuz its the result of "what sounds nice on paper" being applied to reality

well they are not ignorant

they probably dont care about the masses they are deciding the fate over

no they're absolutely ignorant

if they are on their ivory towers

why should they care what happens with the exonomic migrants

Friendly reminder

Never ascribe malice to what could be likely caused by incompetence

why just this week, Jean-Claude Junker said that if the EU falls, it will be ww3

gtfo shill

@Copernicus incompetence is malice

its just the EU