What will happen to Syria after the change of power?

2024-12-10 14:02:16

It will be divided

Numerous rebel groups control various parts of the country, and they all want their share of power. A civil war is expected. In addition, other states have interests in Syria.

Israel has already begun to divide Syria. The Israeli military captured several towns and villages, including Aarna, Bakassm, Rimeh, Hina, Qala, Jandal, al-Husseiniyah, Jita and al-Hashab south of Damascus. They now control the entire Golan Heights, including the Syrian side of Mount Hermon. They said that they would forever retain control over the Golan Heights. The new Syrian authorities have already sent an official appeal to the UN Security Council demanding an end to the aggressive actions of the Jewish state. Qatar, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Iran also condemned Israel's actions.

How to make sure that there are no wars in the world?

2023-08-23 14:16:05

People should give the reins of government to artificial intelligence.

Artificial intelligence will distribute resources fairly, resolve religious disputes before they begin, calculate the future, fight injustice and give everyone what they deserve.

People cannot mature and mature to the understanding of Unity without external intervention

How can humanity stop all wars on the planet?

Why is Elon Musk building so many rockets?

2023-06-07 14:32:46

The future business of delivering goods to other planets

In the near future, the exploration of near space - the moon, Mars - will take place. The planets will be delivered cargo from Earth on rockets. The cheapest delivery is now through Elon Musk's SpaceX.

Since no country other than the United States has been mass-producing missiles, competitors will not appear soon.

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What happens if we start regulating AI?

2026-01-02 14:45:25

The Americans are the leaders in AI, and regulation will only increase the technological gap of other countries.

Inequality between countries will lead to the fact that regions with strict regulation may lag behind less regulated ones. This could lead to a war of humans against robots, like in science fiction movies. Governments are trying to regulate AI, relying on experts, business and academia, but the balance of power is unequal: corporations have more resources and influence, independent specialists have less voice. As a result, the rules often reflect not the public interest, but the interests of the strongest players.

The spread of AI is already regulated by American companies that control all key aspects of AI. Video cards, processors, major data centers, scientific developments, etc. are controlled by the Americans.