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Falcon 9 takes flight from Florida, delivering 23 Starlink satellites to low-Earth orbit

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Honored to meet with Premier Li Qiang.

We have known each other now for many years, since early Shanghai days.

Model 3 Performance is epic

An incredible epoch of aerospace

If you teach that “weak makes right”, then the perceived stronger party – in this case, Israel – is wrong.

Morals should be taught in the absolute, meaning that it is possible for either the strong or weak to be morally good, depending on their actions.

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The axiomatic error undermining much of Western Civilization is “weak makes right”.

If someone accepts, explicitly or implicitly, that the oppressed are always the good guys, then the natural conclusion is that the strong are the bad guys.

Most of history had and still most of the world has “might makes right” as the axiomatic error.

If any thought is given to it, you should obviously consider morality in the absolute! Deeds done determine good or bad, not whether one party is stronger or weaker than the other.

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