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::You told me that Russia was a fabulous place to live. I showed it wasn't and clearly demonstrated via a lot of data (including a large study on people's happiness in various countries) that a great deal of Russians are unhappy compared to people in other developed countries (See: [[Essay: Are the Russians as unhappy as they claim they are?]]).  Rather than admit you were wrong about Russia which would be the intelligent thing to do, you are extremely hesitant to admit your error. In short, you are hardly in a position to charge someone else with stupidity.  
 
::You told me that Russia was a fabulous place to live. I showed it wasn't and clearly demonstrated via a lot of data (including a large study on people's happiness in various countries) that a great deal of Russians are unhappy compared to people in other developed countries (See: [[Essay: Are the Russians as unhappy as they claim they are?]]).  Rather than admit you were wrong about Russia which would be the intelligent thing to do, you are extremely hesitant to admit your error. In short, you are hardly in a position to charge someone else with stupidity.  
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::Furthermore, Professor [[John Mearsheimer]] (who predicted the war in Ukraine significantly before it occurred) says the probability of a nuclear war is low. Of course, I would like it to be zero, but at least it's not high. I am not going to be chicken little and cry the sky is falling when it is not. So I suggest you get a grip on yourself and stop your incessant cries of WWWIII and/or a nuclear war is around the corner. High IQ people tend to have higher emotional intelligence and don't wet their pants when the probability of unlikely deleterious/horrible events increases. While I think the probability of WWIII has gone up in my lifetime, Mearsheimer agrees with me that while it is higher than in the past it is unlikely. [[User:Conservative|Conservative]] ([[User talk:Conservative|talk]]) 18:30, October 24, 2023 (EDT)
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::Furthermore, Professor [[John Mearsheimer]] (who predicted the war in Ukraine significantly before it occurred) says the probability of a nuclear war is very low, but it is higher than in the past. Of course, I would like it to be zero, but at least it's not high and very low. I am not going to be chicken little and cry the sky is falling when it is not. So I suggest you get a grip on yourself and stop your incessant cries of WWWIII and/or a nuclear war is around the corner. High IQ people tend to have higher emotional intelligence and don't wet their pants when the probability of unlikely deleterious/horrible events increases. While I think the probability of WWIII has gone up in my lifetime, Mearsheimer agrees with me that while it is higher than in the past it is unlikely. [[User:Conservative|Conservative]] ([[User talk:Conservative|talk]]) 18:30, October 24, 2023 (EDT)
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