The networked Internet connects the world under one umbrella.

People are willing to hear lies if they benefit them. The lies that "might become true" are the things that are making some people jump about excitement. The lies look like this: "In our company, the person not attending school can earn 5000 dollars per day".  Or "our CEO has ever been in any schools. And he raises to the position of the head of 3000 employees company because of the good scent". And then some person can add that the "you can make similar career".  So 1/3000 workers can rise to the position of CEO. And the probability seems very good. The thing that makes some people believe those things is, that they are a touch of self-esteem. Those things are told multiplied in a way that those people want to hear. People who are victims of that kind of lies are probably left their schools without graduating. So they want to hear things that support their choice. How do they confess to people around them that they made the right decision? And t

Many things, including Tor-network, are not purely good or bad. The Tor network offers the platform for telling things, prohibited in many countries. And that thing makes this network difficult to handle. When people are making things like legislation for the internet. They are balancing privacy and individual rights and control. The thing is that if something is prohibited. That just slips into the Tor network.  The Tor network is the place that might feel safe. But there is the possibility that organizations like NSA or some other intelligence agencies are made trap pages or "honey pots" in that network. Those homepages include a so-called tracking cookie, that is sent to the receiving computer and that cookie tells the location and IP address of the computer by sending the data over the Tor connection.  The same network that offers privacy is offering a platform for child abusers and drug dealers. And the fact is that the things like network pornography are embarrassing th

We all see that Ukraine didn't fall in 96 hours. And the question is why that thing is happening. During the exercises, the operations are done well. But the flop is happening in the real mission. All Russian units including the famous Spetsnaz are not what they should be. So what is the problem? There are many possibilities for that kind of surprise. One of them is what the Russian army didn't expect. Is that the Javelin missiles will be so effective. And the Russian military experts expected that they could shoot down Ukrainian drones and fighters down easily by using their most modern jet fighters.  The other version is that the troops are not prepared for their mission. There is the possibility that the commandos didn't get vial information like what their target looks like. If the team's target is a command center they should know what that thing looks like. And of course, they must know where is the point where they should put the explosives.  That lack of informa