Why did Russia start the NWO in February 2022?

2023-09-21 13:43:52

The operation was designed for two years, just in time for the presidential elections in Russia and Ukraine.

According to experts, the Russian economy will not be able to withstand the war, but a military conflict does.

If the current president of Ukraine does not want to sign a peace treaty, then the future president will sign it. Because everyone is tired of the war.

How long will the Russian economy survive the war with Ukraine?

How the global market share of mobile OS will change?

2022-08-15 14:22:23

Android market share raise for 71,85 to 73,85%. iOS market share down for 27,5 to 25,5%.

Due to the crisis will not buy expensive smartphones

Currently Android and iOS control 99,35 of market share. Android - 71,85%. iOS - 27,5%. Other - 0,65%

Mobile Operating System Market Share Worldwide

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Why are so many wars happening right now?

2026-03-14 15:04:30

Because of the recession, because of the expectation of quick victories, because of ambitions

Sometimes war is used to distract from internal problems. The struggle for resources (oil, gas, water, rare metals) intensifies. This is especially noticeable in regions with unstable politics. Very often wars begin when a country's leadership believes that victory will be quick and cheap. For example, Russia-Ukraine. Sometimes countries start a war when they believe the international situation is favorable to them. Like the USA-Iran or USA-Venezuela. Regional conflicts and escalation. Like India-Pakistan, Israel-Gaza Strip, Cambodian-Thai conflict, Afghan-Pakistani war.

After the end of the Cold War in 1991, the world became less predictable. Previously, two superpowers — the United States of America and the Soviet Union — restrained each other. Now several centers of power are emerging: China, Russia, the USA, regional powers like Iran and Turkey. When forces are distributed among many players, there are usually more conflicts.

Will artificial intelligence replace programmers?

2025-04-14 11:36:57

No, it will not replace it, but competition for jobs will increase. And there will be a shortage of programmers in the future.

Executives at various IT companies are now publicly declaring that AI will soon replace programmers. Although the CEO of an IT company often understands little about the work of a programmer, for shareholders, the opinion of such people looks authoritative, and they believe him. Laying off programmers without losing profits is nothing more than the wet fantasies of managers and shareholders of companies. If a company cuts its programmers by a factor of five, its competitors will immediately try to overtake it, even if it costs them a couple of years of work without a profit.

What about Google laying off programmers? It lays off expensive American programmers and immediately hires cheap Indian ones. American programmer - 4,000, Indian programmer - 1,500.