The book is dedicated to self-propelled mechanical generating devices.

[rakarskiy]

@Rakarskiy

Democracy and capitalism.

One is a system of self governing within a group of people.
The other is an economic system.
           

"Democracy" is a concept that came from ancient Greece (as they are trying to whistle about it), but the conditional equality was meant only for free citizens, with the existence of the institution of slavery. Don't bother, I have a very good education in various disciplines.
By the way, in Russia, before Christianity, there was an institute for the power of the townspeople, called "People's Veche". In those days, the PRINCE was an elective position, not a genealogy. The princes became pedigrees later, after the fall of the Great Horde in the European part of Russia (Tar-taria in the Western manner), Tar-taria existed until the middle of the 19th century, and Platov's Cossacks, as part of the Russian army, was just the Tartary expeditionary corps, in alliance, against Napoleon.
"Tar-taria" from the expression "children of Torah and Tara". The names of the ancient Russian gods.
How do you like this version.

Is democracy real? Democracy as the rule of the people or, more fully, "rule of the people, elected by the people and for the people" (as defined by the American President A. Lincoln) is more a normative ideal, an attractive utopia than a characteristic of real democratic states. This concept contains an internal contradiction. Its essence lies in the fact that the power of the people in the full sense of the word means self-government of the people, which means the denial of political domination, a special apparatus of coercion and other attributes of the state, one of the forms of which is real democracy.

In other words, true democracy is incompatible with the existence of the state and democracy as its kind. In fact, democracy has never existed anywhere without a state. The withering away of the state, its replacement by public self-government seems utopian, at least in the foreseeable future, given the diversity of public life, human freedom and the inevitable divergence of interests and aspirations of various people, as well as the need for the social system to make certain decisions that are binding on everyone.

Thus, democracy as a democracy is in many ways a utopian ideal, which nevertheless has an important normative significance, since it acts as a guideline, the goal of the political development of society.

[Sherbeck]

"Democracy" is a concept that came from ancient Greece (as they are trying to whistle about it), but the conditional equality was meant only for free citizens, with the existence of the institution of slavery. Don't bother, I have a very good education in various disciplines.
By the way, in Russia, before Christianity, there was an institute for the power of the townspeople, called "People's Veche". In those days, the PRINCE was an elective position, not a genealogy. The princes became pedigrees later, after the fall of the Great Horde in the European part of Russia (Tar-taria in the Western manner), Tar-taria existed until the middle of the 19th century, and Platov's Cossacks, as part of the Russian army, was just the Tartary expeditionary corps, in alliance, against Napoleon.
"Tar-taria" from the expression "children of Torah and Tara". The names of the ancient Russian gods.
How do you like this version.

A lot of porky pies from pure blooded.

[rakarskiy]

Good time, seekers and interested ones.
I am spreading the material of my book about the secrets of an autonomous hydrogenerator.
Technology should create good, not kill. In practice, they contribute to killing. We need to change that.
Best regards, Serge Rakarskiy

https://drive.google.com/file/d/10GudcqqKmmcF402vLxZHp5L6LWdTYoek/view?usp=sharing

[Floor]

@ rakarskiy

By your definition of an "autonomous hydrogenerator"....

Would a device design in which 2 wires connecting the 2 poles of a functioning lead acid
battery to 2 electrodes which are submerged in sea water, qualify as an "autonimous
hydrogenerator"?

[Floor]

@Rakarskiy

Now I see. This book of yours is a book of satire and humor.

This device you have posted in   РЁС-ВЕДРО.png  is it representative of the
kinds of designs in your joke book, yes?

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