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I could be wrong here but the chips i usually look at under the scope are not quite this colorful, so i think this one is post processed. Its a pretty wide shot so this should still just be an optical microscope not an electron one.

Yeah the dude is pretty boring in that sense. Definition of a wet rag when it comes to taking a political stance.

I probably cant contact the relevant yemeni authorities privately but this guy probably could have. Also confirming a few phone numbers to rule out the larp idea is surely not impossible for a journalist of this level. To prepare for both of those he had 3 days btw not 2h.

Even if you didnt do it privately, you could just share the info anonymously with the public. That wouldnt prevent the strike because it would just be delayed but it would have still been a decent warning.

Basically anything is better than doing nothing, giving Trump a win and letting people die for political games.

Just publishing the messages about "bailing out europe" before the strike would have made trump look stupid. But instead this "journalist" played for the bigger scoop to make a name for himself while accomplishing nothing but some short term entertainment.

I don’t think anyone would risk to be charged of treason

At some point treason becomes a civil duty. Maybe not this point, but what im worried about is that nobody opposed to the Trump regime is willing to commit treason. Treason is only bad if the people in power are good. If the people in power are bad then treason is a necessity.

The information contained in them, if they had been read by an adversary of the United States, could conceivably have been used to harm American military and intelligence personnel

So you are telling me you could DEFINITELY have saved innocent lives in Yemen but chose not to because there could have "CONCEIVABLY" been harm done to US military personnel?

“I will say a prayer for victory,” Vance wrote. (Two other users subsequently added prayer emoji.)

Oof. Death cult through and through.

Maybe, but its just statistically unlikely that whatever dataset they used to get this number, would have included every single person there.

So what is their question then? Did they mean "places" as in websites?

Ah man, imagine the world if governments and companies actually respected basic human rights.

So your question is about a physical location that has the tech to play any of these the way they were intended to?

What is spatial audio? U mean surround sound with a multi speaker setup? Or just properly utilized stereo audio?

Pretty sure they already shared all that data with the feds. They can cross reference and calculate the DNA of almost every person in the US that has a family there. I guess it would be worse if a private company could do that too, but with Trump im not sure if thats even true anymore.

The Nazis would have given everything for this tech.

Veritasiums vid on this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KT18KJouHWg

And a quote from the top comment

"My biggest concern is health insurance. If you have someone's DNA profile, and that gets into the wrong hands, or laws enacted, resulting in health insurance companies having access to knowing that this person has a proclivity to Parkinson's, then rates could skyrocket. This is a massive privacy issue."

Yep they do. Its either directly or through apps that track and sell your location data. But lots of people either wouldnt have their phone with them or have gps disabled so this 20k number is obviously stupid.