Today’s lineup: Putin’s vulnerability, manipulating mobilization, Iranian drone complications, the next U.S. target, controversial b-roll, gratuitous dog footage, and the Empire still did nothing wrong.
0:00 Introduction
0:52 What will actually signal PUTIN IS DONE?
1:51 What is Putin’s best exit strategy?
2:42 Can we roughly predict the year the war will end?
3:43 Can Ukraine attack ruble printing?
5:20 Should Europe feign weakness?
6:10 Will Ukraine be a large arms exporter?
6:40 Why would Ukraine stop fighting if Russia freezes the frontline?
7:57 How are Ukraine’s gains changing Russia’s mobilization plan?
8:52 Why doesn’t Europe stage forces on the Russian border?
10:27 What can the Eastern Flank due to make Article 5 credible?
11:37 Poland’s new drone countermeasure
12:34 Will China and India uphold the nuclear taboo?
14:50 Does Russia want Iran to have a nuclear bomb?
16:16 Why does the U.S. care about a Hormuz toll?
18:30 Are Iran’s attacks pushing Gulf rivals closer to the U.S.?
20:51 Can Iran increase anti-oil infrastructure attacks?
22:43 Cooperation on Oil Reserve Releases
23:47 Why does NATO keep military capabilities secret?
25:13 Young Europeans and war reluctance
27:02 Mark Rutte’s English
27:40 Competition in the Arctic
29:40 Coding the various kinds of war
31:43 Will the U.S. attack Cuba?
32:34 War against Mexican drug cartels
34:06 The effect of U.N. peacekeepers on crisis bargaining
35:09 Problems with replenishment in East Asia
36:15 Are “defense only” militaries effective?
37:30 U.S. rivals taking advantage of a succession crisis
39:53 What if Trump suspends elections?
40:49 Lions vs. the Russian Army
41:39 Interplanetary crisis bargaining
42:37 AI “red teams” in diplomacy
44:45 Bribing for an audiobook
45:25 Modeling an AI in crisis bargaining
46:38 Automating my video editing
48:42 How to convince NIMBYs to change their minds
49:23 Crisis bargaining and divorce proceedings
50:28 A B-roll flag controversy
51:23 People fly into space, and you can’t do some crappy little thing
51:54 Gratuitous dog footage
52:07 The almond segment of today’s program
53:22 ____ IS DONE
54:04 PUTIN IS DONE, but dramatic
54:26 The Empire did nothing wrong, and this viewer is rebel scum.
55:11 Putin loves Mario Galaxy
55:34 Thoughts on “Arcane”
56:10 Games I have sadly never heard of
56:45 Will I actually see you next time?
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Today’s lineup: Putin’s vulnerability, manipulating mobilization, Iranian drone complications, the next U.S. target, controversial b-roll, gratuitous dog footage, and the Empire still did nothing wrong.
0:00 Introduction
0:52 What will actually signal PUTIN IS DONE?
1:51 What is Putin’s best exit strategy?
2:42 Can we roughly predict the year the war will end?
3:43 Can Ukraine attack ruble printing?
5:20 Should Europe feign weakness?
6:10 Will Ukraine be a large arms exporter?
6:40 Why would Ukraine stop fighting if Russia freezes the frontline?
7:57 How are Ukraine’s gains changing Russia’s mobilization plan?
8:52 Why doesn’t Europe stage forces on the Russian border?
10:27 What can the Eastern Flank due to make Article 5 credible?
11:37 Poland’s new drone countermeasure
12:34 Will China and India uphold the nuclear taboo?
14:50 Does Russia want Iran to have a nuclear bomb?
16:16 Why does the U.S. care about a Hormuz toll?
18:30 Are Iran’s attacks pushing Gulf rivals closer to the U.S.?
20:51 Can Iran increase anti-oil infrastructure attacks?
22:43 Cooperation on Oil Reserve Releases
23:47 Why does NATO keep military capabilities secret?
25:13 Young Europeans and war reluctance
27:02 Mark Rutte’s English
27:40 Competition in the Arctic
29:40 Coding the various kinds of war
31:43 Will the U.S. attack Cuba?
32:34 War against Mexican drug cartels
34:06 The effect of U.N. peacekeepers on crisis bargaining
35:09 Problems with replenishment in East Asia
36:15 Are “defense only” militaries effective?
37:30 U.S. rivals taking advantage of a succession crisis
39:53 What if Trump suspends elections?
40:49 Lions vs. the Russian Army
41:39 Interplanetary crisis bargaining
42:37 AI “red teams” in diplomacy
44:45 Bribing for an audiobook
45:25 Modeling an AI in crisis bargaining
46:38 Automating my video editing
48:42 How to convince NIMBYs to change their minds
49:23 Crisis bargaining and divorce proceedings
50:28 A B-roll flag controversy
51:23 People fly into space, and you can’t do some crappy little thing
51:54 Gratuitous dog footage
52:07 The almond segment of today’s program
53:22 ____ IS DONE
54:04 PUTIN IS DONE, but dramatic
54:26 The Empire did nothing wrong, and this viewer is rebel scum.
55:11 Putin loves Mario Galaxy
55:34 Thoughts on “Arcane”
56:10 Games I have sadly never heard of
56:45 Will I actually see you next time?
The appearance of U.S. Department of Defense (DoD), EU, and NATO visual information does not imply or constitute an endorsement.
Media licensed under CC BY 4.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/...
By Kremlin.ru:
http://kremlin.ru/events/president/ne...
http://kremlin.ru/events/president/ne...
http://kremlin.ru/events/president/ne...
http://kremlin.ru/events/president/ne...