I just read through this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russia%E2%80%93NATO_relations

And watched the tucker-putin interview; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fOCWBhuDdDo&t=3582s

And read through this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russo-Ukrainian_War

And watched the Biden speech: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cfr7Wpz_mPo

And watched Tucker and Jones video/conversation: https://twitter.com/TuckerCarlson/status/1765932165475209411

And RFK Jr.: How I See The State Of Our Union: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A0yvc2Qhn5E

Lot's of And 🦆 ("and" means "duck" in norwegian) 😊

It is of course a very complicated situation. Here are some of my own compressed takeaways/thought:

• It seems like Putin himself wants a peaceful resolution, when I listen to what he's saying
• Does Joe Biden want a peaceful resolution or a war? What are the suggestions for resolution here?
• I hope nobody wants war. I think most people want to feed the idea of "let's work together". At least, I hope so
• I think everyone should both read all the wikipedia articles and watch the full interviews and make up their own opinion
• Clear communication and intent and open analysis of intent versus action is very important. Being honest and straightforward usually leads to great things
• Be very careful about what you read and hear and who owns/controls which source of information
• I find it unclear how the USA voting system works, technically, in details
• I find it unclear how the Russian voting system works, technically, in details
• Ask yourself; who is fueling war, and why? And then listen to what every party says. Be critical on how headines and media is written, study the source

I would love to see a four-hour long interview/sit down with maybe Tucker, Putin and someone from the USA administration, Zelenskyy, and a NATO spokesperson, maybe Stoltenberg 😅 In the same format as the Tucker-Putin-interview.

I am not inferring anything or "taking sides" here. These are just my thoughts, mostly for myself to try to get a "world view" everything considered.

I really hope every human can be open and cooperate together towards peace and great science and a future where every human can be happy with their own situation, using all the technology and tools available.

I also hope the world would start using technologies like Cardano for voting systems and economy. Because it's an open technology and everyone can analyse all the data themselves to avoid any corruption.

Meanwhile the Israel-Hamas-conflict is ongoing. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Israeli_invasion_of_the_Gaza_Strip_(2023%E2%80%93present)

Also happy women's day 💃 😊

Also very inspiring words from Charles Hoskinson; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IhI1PfZsPuM

The Edinburgh Decentralization Index (EDI) is an index developed by the University of Edinburgh to measure the level of decentralization of cryptocurrencies. A very interesting project I've been following for a while. Great to finally see some metrics in the dashboard.

More info about the index: https://www.bbcode.org/edinburgh-decentralization-index.php

Dashboard showing data: http://blockchainlab.inf.ed.ac.uk/edi-dashboard/

Docs and more info: https://blockchain-technology-lab.github.io/consensus-decentralization/metrics/

Github code: https://github.com/Blockchain-Technology-Lab/consensus-decentralization

I've been fascinated by this rabbit hole lately. What kind of technology did our ancestors inherit?

Seems like some lost technology that harnessed the natural laws of the universe. Very intriguing.

This dude is just incredible. That's all. Please watch this video, and then watch it again later.

Thanks for the thrill, Lindstrøm!

https://www.parkteatret.no/arrangement/lindstrom-julekonsert

After the concert my mind flew to the "why do we even christmas?" rabbit hole, and after some hours I concluded that Nerd Robot has some amazing infographics for everything knowledge and amazing comparisons about everything.

https://www.youtube.com/@NerdRobot

As an example: