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War Update: Rebels have reached Syria's third largest city of Homs The Homs Offensive has begun. Updates: Pro-government forces reportedly withdraw from Homs city, excluding predominant Shi'ite neighborhoods. Rebels enter Homs City

MAJOR WAR UPDATE: Rebels have successfully captured the city of Hama https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2024_Hama_offensive

You're right!

I know this is an older thread, but I really liked this video.

I asked ChatGPT to generate an image of a mathematical demon crawling out of a wall, and was not disappointed.

The amount of organizations affiliated with the rebels is absurd. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northwestern_Syria_offensive_(2024)

South Korea has a really dysfunctional culture of overwork, from what I can understand.

Massive Update to this situation: South Korean military says it will reject Parliament's block of the martial law. Martial law will remain in place

This wouldn't be the first time South Korean impeached, or even imprisoned their own head of state. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Impeachment_of_Park_Geun-hye Their former right wing nationalist and populist president, Park Geun-hye, was literally sentenced to 25 years in prison and fined ₩20 billion ($17.86 million USD) for abuses of power and coercion charges.

I was going to originally disagree with this, because I assumed the capture of Aleppo was only because the Syrian Army was caught massively off guard. That not the Syrian Arab Army is in full awareness of the situation, they're going to make a swift and powerful counter offensive. But looking at the map, the rebels are getting disturbingly closer to Hama. Although, the original forcefulness and speed at which Aleppo was captured has waned significantly, and will continue to diminish with Russian airstrikes.

I'm looking into this, and this is crazy. This is to protect the liberal democratic system from North Korean communist forces? What? What is North Korea doing? https://x.com/AFP/status/1863942577797447972

Of course, this is obvious. To this day Syria does not accept Israeli passports as a valid means of entry into Syria, and does not recognize Israel. So why would Israel help Assad?

From what I can understand, the current President of is a Conservative firebrand who got rid of a department which was supposed to oversea sex discrimination in Government and work. South Korea needs massive workers rights reforms, they currently overwork everyone to death there. They have a huge problem with overwork and their society being deathly competitive.

[RED] Syrian Arab Republic (SAAF) [LIGHT GREEN] Syrian Interim Government (SNA) and Turkish occupation [DARK GREEN] Syrian Free Army and American occupation [WHITE] Syrian Salvation Government (HTS) [YELLOW] Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria (SDF) [PURPLE] Opposition groups in reconciliation [GREY/BLACK] Islamic State (ISIS/DAESH)

War Update: The Rebels have officially reached the outskirts of the city of Hama. The Syrian Arab Army has launched a counter attack. Insurgents vow to push all the way to Damascus.

Updates: In Aleppo specifically. Syrian government forces withdrawn from the city 100% of Aleppo city is controlled by The Syrian Opposition, and The Syrian Democratic Forces Red is control by The Syrian Arab Army (the Government), yellow is control by the Democratic Forces, and green by the Rebels. Syrian opposition forces capture more than 100 towns and villages, take control of most of Aleppo, cut off the M5 highway, and advance towards Hama Syrian Democratic Forces capture multiple villages and parts of Aleppo

It took Syria, Iran, and Russia four years to capture Aleppo and the Rebels took it back within hours.

They're not going to come into power because no one supports them except maybe Saudi Arabia , all they can do is prolong this war which has been going on since 2011.

The Syrian Opposition began as a secular movement which sought to establish a liberal pluralist democracy in Syria. But jihadists came all over the world to join the rebels, tinging the movement and making it harder for the west to support them. Now the Syrian Rebels consist of a confusing mix of secular democrats, and jihadists.

Edit: I write this post in complete disregard of his politics. When answering this thread, try put Elon’s political engagements aside. If you really think his politics is an inducement aspect of who he is, then fine. But I am mainly asking about his STEM and business career. Sincere question. Do you consider Elon Musk to be a good role model? I mean on the surface he has everything right in life. He graduated an Ivy League school with a STEM degree, he's immensely rich and accomplished, and single handily forwarded mankind's progress in space travel, and is preparing mankind to become a multi-planet multi-stelar species. But I remember an Actualized video from a while back, Successful People Are Not Happy, where he specifically mentioned Elon Musk by name, along with people like Arnold Schwarzenegger, which is strange because Arnold's autobiography is in the book list. So which is it? Doesn't Elon Musk fit Abraham Maslow's definition of a self-actualized person? Isn't he living his life purpose? Or is he secretly miserable Is he a positive role-model for young men? Certainly he is a better role-model than Andrew Tate. I think this video is as well a good primer for this discussion. https://www.actualized.org/insights/inside-the-mind-of-trump

When is the part 2 post-modernism episode coming out? Its' been two months.