Correct. I believe you are looking at the wrong universe. That facade exists in a parallel reality where you have zero influence to enact change. It is merely a broadcast on a television screen; we aren't in some sci-fi thriller where we can step inside the plot. You must focus on the sphere where you actually hold agency. Furthermore, if you lack emotional regulation, that is simply another reality—many people struggle to control impulses like jealousy, yet that remains your specific burden. Whether this constitutes "wise advice" is debatable. My friend takes salsa classes; perhaps that might help you.
You know when Carrie Bradshaw spends hours researching the war in Chechnya just to sound edgy on a date, only for the guy to respond with "who gives a fuck" the moment she brings it up? I suspect you occasionally have those same realizations about your own thoughts. As for how to dwell on them more—I haven't the slightest idea.
Try spending a day imagining you are the first person on Earth. There is nothing. Then, suddenly, a guy named Mark appears, then a girl, and eventually, people start populating your universe. There is no history; there is only your reality. Just a few individuals, or however many. The next day, you spend your time studying whatever interests you. Is it certain that you would be happier on that second day?
Standard: Despite everything, there hasn't been any open criticism, and India continues to import weapons from Russia—they've even ramped up energy imports. Is India actually profiting from this war?
S. Jaishankar: We have been importing arms from Russia for over 60 years; this isn't anything new.
Standard: But the war is.
S. Jaishankar😁: But why are we in this position? Over those 60 years, Western nations, including those in Europe, preferred selling weapons to military dictatorships in Pakistan. The only country willing to help us back then was the Soviet Union. Therefore, our military arrangement with Russia is a direct consequence of the West's tendency to favor military regimes in our part of the world.
Viktor Bondarev, head of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, stated that reservists called up during Russia's partial mobilization will undergo training for over a month before being deployed to the special operation in Ukraine. “Naturally, they won't arrive there within a month. They will be sent once it is determined that these individuals and units are combat-ready,”
Residents of Crimea might have caught Volodymyr Zelenskyy on their television screens. The President of Ukraine promised the Kremlinites that the Ukrainian flag and freedom will return to the peninsula once again. https://military.pravda.ru/news/1746...elenskii_krym/
Russian Federation Deputy Foreign Minister Sergej Rjabkov.
"These scenarios boil down to either aggression against Russia or its allies via weapons of mass destruction, or an assault using conventional weaponry when the state's very existence is at stake. I will keep reminding everyone of this—we aren't budging from these positions," stated Sergej Rjabkov during an interview on Russia 24.
"This operation will be studied at military academies worldwide, not just for decades—but for centuries, regarding how it ought to have been executed," https://military.pravda.ru/news/1736...ja_vsu_reshen/