Peter Klevius sociology

  BBC's cherry picked ignorant Sinophobic guest: 'Deepseek is good for those who can't afford the very top* end products coming out of United States.' Peter Klevius: Why should they pay more for inferior products?! * The desperate infantile clinging to an old false narrative just becaus US is our closest "ally" only leeds backwards. No, US isn't UK's closest "ally", far from it. US is a failed authoritarian dictatorship which is now more than ever selfish precisely because it's about losing its hegemony. This is also why US right now constitutes a more serious threat than ever before to the world. And England should realize that its Swedish/Old Nordic creole language called English is own by the world, not by England. So talking the same creole that is common also in US shouldn't be overstated. Peter Klevius uses to say 'från arm till hand till finger' which in the creole language called English would be 'from arm till han...

  However, the reason that China wants to avoid the topic is complex: 1) the murdering rioters were mostly young ignorant students, and 2) the cautious use of first sending unarmed soldiers was a mistake.   Do realize that it's US who acts badly because it knows the stolen dollar hegemony is at risk because of China's accelerating success - which makes China the least likely to behave against its own interest! And in retrospective we now know that Deng Xiaoping's post-Maoism reform policy - which continued uninterrupted - was by far the best for China and the Chinese people. Fact check: Was China's Tienanmen massacre a US-led myth? Definitely (see below). When world-$ thief (since 1971) US used its stolen exclusive "right" to manipulate the world-$ by a chock rate hike, this affected China's rapidly growing post-Mao still vulnerable economy very hard. Against the background of suddenly increasing cost of living and a misleading propaganda instead accusing ...

Update:  Peter Klevius intelligence was perhaps best described by the Finnish neuroscientist, professor J. Juurmaa, who in the 1990s wrote: "Ajatuksen kulkunne on ilmavan lennokas ja samalla iskevän ytimekäs" which translated to English would mean something like: "Your train of thought is spaciously high-flying and at the same time punchily concise." This he wrote in a long letter answering Peter Klevius question about the effects on the visual cortex on individuals who have been blind from birth. This inquiry was part of Peter Klevius check up of his already published EMAH theory (1994), so to get a qualified confirmation that the "visual cortex" in born blinds is fully employed with other things than vision. Juurmaa's description of Peter Klevius is in line with philosopher Georg Henrik von Wright's 1980 assessment, and more importantly with Peter Klevius own experience, and perhaps most importantly when assessing consciousness and AI.  How Pete...