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Before reading Grok's (1) reply to the above question, a request that Vladimir Putin's behaviour be considered from a psychological perspective (2):
Putin's profile is very common: he has hardened the surface fear of his childhood issues and in so doing created a "psychological weapon" with which to damage and destroy others.
Whenever anything occurs, his responses are determined more by internal contact with this compacted corruption than they are by instinct tempered with experience.
He can sleep at night, even though responsible for the deaths of hundreds of thousands of people, at the price of losing all the natural attributes that make a human being, "human".
Donald Trump, Xi Jinping, Victor Orban (et al.), and all theocrats, wish to have the same kind of "freedom of (military) expression" that Putin has.
They will never realise that success in life is not determined by the position one holds in the artificial structures of human societies but begins by reclaiming anything lost in the first few years of childhood.
It is like the ears unpopping: "Wow, so this is what hearing (ie being alive) is all about!"
NB I would be grateful for a visit to a similar post on X.com where it is subject to a "shadow ban" (ie it's circulation is very restricted).
A subsequent, "like" or "repost" on X is beyond expectation but would bring a week's Free Good Luck by way of reward 😊
Full text of Grok's reply:
"Putin’s decision to invade Ukraine rather than invest in wind farms—or any other domestic energy project—stems from a mix of strategic, economic, and political priorities that outweigh renewable energy development in his calculus. Russia’s economy leans heavily on fossil fuels, especially natural gas and oil, which account for about 60% of its exports and a third of its federal budget. Wind farms, while a growing global trend, wouldn’t deliver the same geopolitical leverage as controlling energy pipelines into Europe or the immediate territorial gains he sought in Ukraine.
The invasion, launched in February 2022, was driven by Putin’s long-standing obsession with restoring Russian influence over former Soviet states, viewing Ukraine’s drift toward the West—particularly NATO and the EU—as an existential threat. He framed it as a security issue, claiming (without evidence) that Ukraine harbored neo-Nazis and posed a military risk. Wind farms don’t address that narrative or his desire to project power and secure buffer zones.
Economically, Russia has the world’s largest natural gas reserves and prioritizes that over renewables. Wind energy, while viable in Russia’s vast, windy steppes, faces hurdles: high upfront costs, a sparse grid in remote areas, and less state interest compared to oil and gas. In 2021, renewables made up less than 1% of Russia’s energy mix, and Putin’s regime has shown little appetite for shifting gears—especially when fossil fuel profits fund his military, including the $60 billion annual defense budget that ballooned post-invasion.
Could he have pushed wind farms? Sure. Russia’s got the land and tech potential. But the payoff—long-term, domestic, and climate-focused—doesn’t match the immediate power grab of annexing Crimea 2.0 or disrupting Western unity. Plus, his elite circle of oligarchs thrives on the status quo of resource extraction, not green experiments. Wind turbines don’t intimidate neighbors or fill war chests as fast as tanks do."
(1) Grok is a "free AI assistant designed by xAI to maximize truth and objectivity.".
(2) Based on private research into the archeotrauma (alt. archaeotrauma), the psychological wound human beings, horses, and other animals sustain when their spirit is "broken".
Also see Evolution and Psychology Research (just a bare-bones holding page at the time of writing, but one that outlines unconventional areas of interest).
prompt:
Generate the following picture:
A modern McDonald's restaurant visible from Broadway in New York City. Men and women of various ethnicities are enjoying their meals in the seats overlooking the outside. A large poster outside the store advertises a $5 meal consisting of a hamburger, fries, and Coca-Cola as a great deal.
DSLR, ultra highres, highly detailed
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