This and the previous thread on this subject have highlighted some interesting(?) things, at least for me:
* The IT community, despite the majority being some form of an intellectual, has either a flawed (read: Hollywood) or no understanding of physics or military aviation.
* The IT community, despite the majority being some form of an intellectual, has a patently insufficient understanding of how sovereignty, diplomacy, and laws work.
* The Chinese apologists are hilarious to witness, particularly the ones who believe two wrongs make a right.
* The IT community, despite the majority being some form of an intellectual, has either a flawed (read: Hollywood) or no understanding of physics or military aviation.
* The IT community, despite the majority being some form of an intellectual, has a patently insufficient understanding of how sovereignty, diplomacy, and laws work.
* The Chinese apologists are hilarious to witness, particularly the ones who believe two wrongs make a right.