By that line of reasoning, they could have all the components of a nuke, and not actually be manufacturing one until they bolt it together.

Imagine thinking this was remotely similar to Ukraine and Russia.

So if Iran starts building specific parts for nukes and processing the enriched Uranium in a way that is suitable for making a warhead, that would be building a nuke.

Which is precisely what they’re doing, unless you actually believe they want that level of enrichment for a power plant.

They have been enriching Uranium to the level needed for developing a nuclear weapon.

Isn’t that part of the process though?

You’re not funny.

I remember that, if I remember correctly, it was a tank, and they suddenly had a massive CoG shift to the back of the aircraft, causing the plane to pitch up and stall.

Every credible comment I’ve read says they’re in the process of developing them, the only group who says otherwise is Iran themselves.

Do you really want Iran to have nukes though?

Just because Israel are horrible, doesn’t automatically make the people they’re fighting the good guys.

He’s made some genuinely good stuff though, Jumanji was far better than I ever expected.

Stopping Iran from developing nukes doesn’t seem like a cause many people would be willing to get in the way of.

That’s a very good way of putting it actually.

I was just thinking about this, perhaps when the aircraft rotated, water or other contaminants got drawn into the fuel system?

Or shifting cargo damaged the fuel lines?

I think the simplest explanation, and the most likely one, is the pilots were too busy dealing with whatever shit was hitting the fan to raise the landing gear.

And, in my view, that’s a loss of engine power for whatever reason, possibly bad fuel.

I think that’s editing, rather than something the camera did.

Flaps are typically retracted not long after takeoff anyway, every flight I’ve been on has done that.

More like staggered, but yes.

Which is the case pretty much anywhere, you have the right to escape.

I’ve had the same thoughts about people who watch free to air TV. Between the same set of ads every ad break, and the frankly dubious quality of the programming, it has to be contributing to some type of cognitive decline.

They put vinegar on them sometimes.

the company’s “core tool,” MXT-2, is marketed as something of an AI film librarian. Basically, it scrapes human-made footage and sorts it based on featured subject, actor, and location, according to the company’s website.

It does all the boring grunt work of categorising footage, so the editor can start on actually creating the final product sooner. It doesn’t generate footage, and doesn’t seem to be intended to generate the final product, so I don’t see how it can be accused of generating “slop”