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I read the blog post and it felt like a drunk chatgpt article. There was no coherence, it just jumped from topics to topics whenever the author felt like it.

Critical support for this comrade AI.

Here is another study that seeks to evaluate the impact of various diets on multiple things (GHG emissions, land use, water use, biodiversity, etc.) https://www.nature.com/articles/s43016-023-00795-w. You’ll see that a vegetarian diet although better stays close to that of a low-meat eater (and fish-eater) regarding GHG emissions, land use, biodiversity and eutrophication. A vegetarian diet is clearly not good enough.

The only realistic solution for our food system to become sustainable is to switch to a global plant-based diet. Furthermore, individually, the most impact you can have on climate change is by switching to a plant-based diet. Basically, I think we need to both transtition to clean energy and a plant-based diet.

I also happen to think sentient beings should not be murdered or exploited. That’s why I advocate not only for a plant-based diet but for a vegan life.

They try to justify their shitty takes by saying "if your solution is not perfect and does not cover any imaginable scenario, I’ll just keep the status quo". Oppressors always have the same arguments.

Animal ag fucking everything it can, once again. Grow the fuck up and start drinking some plant milk like a normal human.

And then gas them once they are done and just buy a new batch for the next experiment they devised...

Animal breeding facilities for laboratories are also abhorrent.

Just to keep you updated: I read more into the case and this time the court did not require a signed order for his release. They should not be able to do the same thing. Let’s hope the appeal rule in his favor as well.

Last time a court gave the same verdict it was also linked to an obligation to leave the country. Valls the minister at the time simply refused to sign this order to kick him out of the country thus rendering the verdict moot.

I expect the same shit this time around.

Edit: Just read more into the case and this time the court did not require a signed order for his release.

I found this pdf on the Law on Higher Education straight from a ukrainian official source https://dduvs.edu.ua/wp-content/uploads/files/ENG/2020/la.pdf.

I have not read it entirely because I couldn’t be bothered to read 100 pages of this however from a cursory glance it looks like the law is aiming to align their education system with the rest of the EU through the European Higher Education Area (meaning ETCS, bachelor, master etc.)

Of course it’s full of neoliberal ideology, but that’s what you’d expect from a EU law.

This Law sets forth the principal legal, organizational and financial foothold for operations of the higher education system, creates an environment to enhance cooperation between state authorities, businesses and higher education institutions on the principles of institutional autonomy for higher education, integration of education, science and industry intended to foster and promote competitive human capital for the country’s high technological and innovative development, individual self-fulfilment, and meeting the needs of the society, labour market and the State in skilled labour force.

facilitation of public-private partnership in the area of higher education;

I can see some good stuff like:

adequate government support to education and training of individuals with special education needs by creating free access to education experience and ensuring specialized learning and rehabilitation support;

All in all my guess is that these changes were done with a EU membership in sight in the next X years. I did not see clear mention on ultra-nationalist focused education, but rather a goal to raise a generation that would probably be culturally aligned with the EU, through education ties and way wore aligned with liberalism. However, it looks like the changes are not going smoothly and the atlantic council ghouls don’t like that.

In the end, I cannot speak as to how this impacted education in Ukraine since 2014 and whether they did some other stuff as I don’t know a single person that was still in school during this period in Ukraine.

Thanks for your efforts, I'll look at the links you provided!

Do you have some source regarding the transformation of the education in Ukraine post 2014 ? What I found was banning of literature written by soviet and Russian authors.

Is there more ?

You described me in the past 10minutes.