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I listened to Victoria, so you don’t have to. She’s running for re-election.
Maybe Mariana Bezuhla and Victoria should get together and work out a mutually acceptable solution to allay the concerns of their constituents in Ukraine and Indiana.
They can swap ideas in the process about the concept of “bounded rationality” — namely, if I took out one day a week to think about emotional intelligence in Kyiv and Noblesville, I’d probably understand it better when I drop dead, but I’d be throwing away a seventh of my life before I expire.
So, rationality has costs.
As for Yermak, OPSEC, weapons proliferation, etc, we revoked Ukraine’s security clearance a couple of years ago.1
Clandestine Fuckery. Revoking Ukraine’s security clearance (December 29, 2020)