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I’ve worked quite extensively with youth, including in radicalisation prevention. Children model their lives after adults. The term role model is simply different for children and for older people.

You are mixing up a lot of terms here without actually defining for what age group you want to apply them. So yeah, I can say with a lot of confidence that the death of young children is horrible, but it’s not the driving factor behind radicalisation. The reaction of the people around is.

My point is that children lack the understanding of what caused this. It’s the reaction of the adults / role models in their life that will radicalise them.

Children won’t be radicalised by that. Their parents would be. And people the age of their parents.

https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/13523260.2024.2384004#abstract

If you don’t mind me asking: what is this for? Is it a hobby? I have no idea if any of this, just somehow came across your post

It’s okay to say lazy. Not everything is ADHD. You’re just lazy.

If only there was a way to look at the actual study, but oh no

China has zero interest in harming Russia at this stage. The US and its allies are investing massive resources in Ukraine, so is Russia. Russia needs chinas goodwill and tech to keep going, that’s a win. The US can’t use the money it puts into Ukraine into the pacific, that’s another win.

China is happy if everything stays as it is

When you said storage room I immediately had the mental image of a barrel falling on worf on my mind. Did it happen that often?